Extension of Cootamundra and Gundagai Railway
AN influential public meeting took place, some few weeks since, in the town of Gundagai, in favour of railway extension from Cootamundra. A deputation was appointed…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1878
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Gundagai and Cootamundra Branch Railway
We are pleased to notice that active measures are being taken to carry out an extension of the railway to Gundagai from Cootamundra, and we are satisfied the district…
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THE S. M. Herald's special correspondent, who, it appears, accompanied Mr. Sutherland on his recent official tour of inspection, is giving the readers of that…
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THE following letter has been addressed to tho Commissioner for Railways, and a copy sent to us for publication:—"Sir,—As the people of this district…
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As the extension of the Southern Railway proceeds, the more the great pastoral districts are opened up, and the more the prospective revenue depends upon…
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We are glad to find that Sir William Jervois has, during his stay in England, advocated the necessity of railway throughout New South Wales. Undoubtedly they afford the mainspring of commerce, and stimulate…
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THE last paper, referring to the facilities for the transport of live stock along the railway line, dealt chiefly with the mode in which they either are, or are proposed…
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The Echo gives the following about the Southern Railway Extension:—The Wagga to Albury line of railway is threatened, so it is reported by the…
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Station properties unless possessing unusual advantages, are not eagerly sought after, and until all fears of droughts and monetary panics are dispelled, no great extent of business will be done in this line or in…
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AT midnight on Friday last a special train started from the terminus in Sydney for Junee, conveying some seventy gentlemen, who desired not only to witness the further…
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THE opening of the railway to Junes has rendered necessary the issue of a new time-table; and we also observe that some alterations bave been made…
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THE opening of the railway to Junee has rendered necessary the issue of a new time-table; and we also observe that some alterations have been made in the parcels and other traffic. The 9.45 a.m. down…
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IN pursuance of the requisition to his Worship the Mayor, a meeting was called by him to take into consideration the desirableness of having a demonstration on the…
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THE following interesting article appears in the Evening News of the 2nd inst.:âThe near approach of the time for…
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A MEETING of the Demonstration Committee was held in the Court-houso last evening at eight o'clock. Present: Messrs. Rand (in the chair), Russell, Gowliand, Hawkins,…
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A DEPUTATION, consisting of Mr. James Watson, M.P., M. D. Nichol, Mr. John Alger, Mr. W. G. Murray, Mr. S. A. Joseph, and Mr. C. Hayes (secretary…
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A DEPUTATION, consisting of Mr. James Watson, M.P., Mr. D. Nichol, Mr. John Alger, Mr. W. G. Murray, Mr. S. A. Joseph, and Mr. C. Hayes (secretary to the Sydney…
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THE subject of modification of rates for goods on the railways has been under the consideration of the Government for some time, and they have decided to make some reduction in…
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Fat Cattle: For Monday's sales a heavier supply than usual caused lower prices, best beef not realising over 23/-[?] 100lb. On Thursday the yards were well filled, and prices if anything still lower. Inferior pens were almost…
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Unnecessary roads applied for to be closed and alienated under the 10th clause of the Crown Lands Alienation Act of 1861, notified in the Gazette of the 16th instant:—…
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