Railways and Gold Fields in West Australia. Perth
A DEPUTATION waited on the Premier on Tuesday to represent the wants of the Yilgarn cold field. In reply, the Premier stated that the Government had agreed to…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1892
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Notification of Proposed Resume Tion of Land for a Road
It is proposed to resume certain lands for a road under the 42nd Section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 (53 Victoria No. 21). Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken…
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A NEW kind of railway is in process of construction a few miles from New York. It is known as the bicycle railway, and is intended for a vehicle of the name it bears…
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Mr. Claude H. Scott, a medical student, residing at Highbury, gives the following personal narrative of this lamentable occurrence:—I…
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A meeting of members of the above was held at Mr. Peadon's hotel on 28th inst. Mr. Thos. McCawley occupied the chair and there wore twelve members present…
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A judgment of interest to railway travellers was given by the Full Court, Melbourne, on Thursday. Thomas C. King last July sued the Railway Commissioners to recover…
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A SECTIONAL committee of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on public works having been appointed to inspect, take evidence, and report on the proposed railway from…
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A strike amongst the men employed on the Culcairn-Corowa railway, attended with some disturbance, was reported from the Quat Quatta on…
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A meeting of members of the above was held at Mr Peadon's hotel on 28th inst. Mr Thomas McCawley occupied the chair and there were tewlve members present…
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THE overtures for settlement of the railway difficulty without legislative action, for the removal of Messrs. Speight, Ford and Greene from their offices as Railway…
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Sir,—Sooner or later some project must be adopted to relieve the heavy transit of of goods from the railway station and other parts through our main thoroughfare,…
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IN the Assembly to-day, in reply to Mr. Black, Sir Samuel Griffith said he hoped early next week to give notice of the introduction of a bill for the separation of the…
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The closing scene in the railway difficulty, so far (says the Age) as Messrs. Speight, Ford, and Greene are concerned, was enacted at a…
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Mr. O'HALLORAN moved:—"That all necessary surveyed roads intended for the public convenience be opened. Seconded by M. O'Keefe, and carried…
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"That all necessary surveyed roads intended for the public convenience be opened."…
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"That in the opinion of this conference it is desirable that lines of railway be constructed to all important centres, as an incentive to settlement."…
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SIR,—Although it is generally known that the combined effects of age the floods are gradually working a condition of decay upon the re[?]kthing upon the material of which I think the…
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It has been decided to open several Parish Roods mentioned below to be maintained at the expense of the parishes through which they pass: and…
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