Railway Accident at Cootamundra
A COOTAMUNDRA telegram of Friday says:—An accident occurred to the mail train from Gundagai, due at 7.20, half an hour before the Southern mail. At the crossing points…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1893
176 stories in Riverina's papers · page 5 of 9
The Great Railway Libel Action
IN briefly addressing the jury on behalf of his client, Mr. Speight, in the railway libel action on Monday, (the Argus says) Mr. Duffy, for the first time, indicated the course…
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Mr. Gormly waited on the Minister for Works on Thursday last, and impressed upon that gentleman the necessity of having plans and specifications prepared for the…
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MR. Cormly waited on the Minister' for Public Works this forenoon, and impthatessed on that gentleman the necessity of having plans and spec[?]cations for the bridge over…
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With reference to the matter of the railway rates in the vicit[?] of the Queensland border, the Queensland Railway Commissioners state that the wool referred to by Mr…
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The heavy fog which enveloped the city on Friday night, and rendered vehicular traffic extremely dangerous, was blameable for an accident of a…
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AN Albury telegram to the Age says:—Competition between rail and road for the carriage of Melbourne goods between here and Wagga is assuming a settled character,…
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THE relations between the Railway Commissioners and their employes, which have been strained for some time, have been subjected to great tension. Members of the Guards…
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THE determination of some of the, carrying firms to enter into competition with the railway in the carriage of goods from Albury to Wagga has led to the traffic…
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THE Public Works Department has informed Mr. Gormly that the Minister has decided that the tenders for the construction of the bridge over the river at Wagga he invited…
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With regard to the railway difficulty and the possibility of the men asking that the matter should be referred to arbitration under the Trade Disputes…
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R. Taylor, c p's 91-70, 91-36, and 92-50. No appearance. Refused. Walter Tonkin, c p 90-150, 319½ acres. Mr. Stephen appeared. Granted…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. "This is true liberty when freeborn men, Having to advise the public, may speak free." Milton. Tuesday, July 4, 1893. the Railway Commissioners and Train Arrangements
IT is scarcely surprising that, as a consequence of the present depression, there should be a shrinkage in the railway receipts sufficient to cause…
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AT the Farmers' Conference on Thursday the following resolution was passed:— "That in the opinion of the conference it is necessary for the preservation of the market…
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The Chief Commissioner for Railways says the railway revenue shows a sh[?]age of £190,000 for the year, but that the deficiency has been made up by savings, so…
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At the Farmers' Conference on Thursday morning a resolution was passed which read as follows:—"That in the opinion of this conference it is necessary for the preservation…
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THE important conference which sat during last week in Cootamundra has provoked much press comment; and it is probable that it will continue to do so…
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The Railway Commissioners returned to the city on Wednesday after an inspection of the Southern line. Mr. Eddy, upon being seen by a representative of the Herald, stated…
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SOME little time ago we called attention to the injustice that was being inflicted on Wagga by the discontinuance, on three evenings in the week of the train known as…
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THE Government have culled for tenders for the manufacture, supply, construction, and erection complete of approaches and bridge over the Murrumbidgee liver at Wugga…
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