Opening of Railway to Murrumburrah. From the Hearld's Special Reporter
ON Monday a further extension of the Great Southern Railway from Binalong to Murrumburrah was opened for. traffic This adds twenty miles to the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1877
15 stories in Riverina's papers
Opening of the Railway to Murrumburrah
ON Monday a further extension of the Great Southern Railway from Binalong to Murrumburrah was opened for traffic. This adds twenty miles to the line, making the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Progress in the United States. (From the Weekly Chronicle.)
AT the beginning of 1876 there were 74,198 miles of railway in active operation in the United States and territories. During the year 1876 there were 2442…
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AS eager enquiries are constantly being made about the progress of the railway to Cootamundra, the following information will doubtless be acceptable…
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A RATHER amusing incident is related by the Albury Banner an Saturday. On Tuesday, 24th ultimo, a large mob of store cattle had just been taken over the bridge, when all of…
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AT a time when the first open court of law was established in Russia, a lady dressed with the utmost elegance, was walking on the Moscow promenade,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Road Expenditure. (Goulburn Herald.)
THE following is the schedule of subordinate roads under officers of the Roads' Department so far as relates to this and the neighbouring districts:—…
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SOME correspondence touching upon this subject has taken place in the S. M. Herald. A scribbler signing himself "A Gundagai Swan" (though he bears a striking…
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We have thankfully to acknowledge receipt of an elaborate report on the construction and working of our railways during 1876, compiled by John Rae, A.M., Commissioner…
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ON Thursday afternoon last, pursuant to announcement, the public meeting was held to consider what steps should be taken to inaugurate the advent of the "iron horse"…
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THE Works Department having definitely fixed the date of the opening of the extension to Cootamundra, the committee entrusted with the carrying out of the demonstration…
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THURSDAY, November 1st, was a red letter day in the life of a good many agriculturists and settlers along the southern route, and therefore we cannot be surprised at the…
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This long looked for event, affecting so deeply the convenience, comfort, and prosperity of our town and district, took place, according to announcement, on…
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ON Thursday the extension of the Great Southern Railway, from Murrumburrah to Cootamundra, was opened by the Hon. John Lackey; Minister for Justice and Public…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Passenger Rates. (To the Editor)
SIR,—At certain times the public are favoured with what are termed "cheap excursion trains"—it should be added "and very uncomfortable ones," which they are from the…
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