Rock to Urana Railway
In connection with the proposed railway Hue from the Rook to Urana, Mr Alexander (one of the examiners of public works, proposals) was present at Green's Gunyah on the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1890
185 stories in Riverina's papers · page 9 of 10
THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. Thursday, October 23, 1890. the Railway Examiners' Visit
WHATEVER may result from the investigation of the merits of the Wagga-Tumbarumba railway by the official examiners, it will have to be admitted…
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The following information is extracted from a pamphlet published by the Railway League Committee, copies of which were handed to each member of tho Legislative…
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THE following reports and other documents were presented to the Official Examiners by His Worship the Mayor, at the meeting in the Town Hill, on Monday last, as the…
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THE fifth annual picnic and sports of the railway employees of the Great Southern line, embracing from Goulburn to Albury, took place yesterday at Junee. The neighborhood…
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Junges: Richie and Layton. HANDICAPPERS: J. Hughes, H. Counors, and E. C. Smith, STARTER: John Ward. COMMITTEES: Sports-Leutell, Andrews, Vallender, and Jarman; Children's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. Thursday, October 30, 1890. Country Roads and Municipalities
IN his financial statement the Treasurer stated it to be the intention of the Government to grant an additional sum of £150,000 for expenditure on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Proposed Wagga-tumbarumba Railway. Report of Humula Progress Committee
The following report prepared by the Humula Progress Committee is respectfully to the Railway Examiners appointed to report on the proposed Wagga-Tumbarumba…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Wagga-Tumbarumba Railway. Inspection by the Examiners
THE official examiners, Messrs. Gilliat and Alexander, seat to report on the WaggaTumbarumba railway, left Wagga last Wednesday morning to inspect that portion of…
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SIR,—In your report of the proceedings before the Railway Examiners, Mr. Abbott appears to have said he had "grown 312 bushels good oats and 75 bushels light oats…
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The Examiners of Public Works, Messrs. S. Alexander and Hy. Gilliat, left Wagga about 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning last for the purpose of making a trip over the…
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ANOTHER of the long list of accidents resulting from the character of the fuel now being used on the railways was reported to us last night. A flower show in connection with…
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SOME entirely novel information of a more than ordinarily interesting nature is supplied to us about the land we live in in an editorial article which…
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Mr. M'Millan, in answer to Mr. H. who asked a question in the Assembly Wednesday as to what had been done reference to the matter of the suffer…
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WHILST one party appears to be sleeping, another is working hard to achieve an object; whilst we in this district, as well as the people of…
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WHEN the Railway Commissioners were travelling over the route of the Calcairn-Corowarailway line last weak they were met at Walla Walla by Mr…
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In Japan the whole of the railway system connecting Tokio, Yokohama, Goto, and Osaka has been opened for traffic for a length of 278 miles. In…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Attempt to Throw a Train Off the Line at Wagga
A report of an attempt to throw a train off the line at Wagga is reported. It appears that Mr. Longhurst, foreman of one of the line gangs, was going to his home, near the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Another Supposed Attempt to Wreck a Train at Wagga
What appears to have been a second attempt within nearly twenty-four hours, to wreck a train at Wagga was discovered on Wednesday evening at half-past ten o'clock…
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THE old controversy about the devastation of forest lands for the supply of railway timber has been renewed, in consequence of a long report on tho subject which has been…
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