The Railway. SYDNEY
YESTERDAY afternoon the Public Works Committee took evidence relative to the proposed railway to Wyalong. Mr. H. M'Lachlan, secretary to the railway…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1894
196 stories in Riverina's papers · page 5 of 10
Wyalong Railway
READERS know that the Cootamundra Herald is among those who approve of the general management of the railways by the Commissioners; but we must…
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The Public Works Committee began on Wednesday an inquiry into the proposed railway line from Temora to Wyalong. The Railway Commissioners, whose views…
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The Public Works Committee began on Wednesday an inquiry into the proposed railway line from Temors to Wyalong. The Railway Commissioners, whose views…
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IN the Assembly to-night, in reply to a question as to whether there was any probability of the case of the Bridge-street burglars, now under sentence of death, being…
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AMONGST those who have signed the petition in favor of the commutation of the death sentence passed on Montgomery and Williams, the Bridge-street burglars, are…
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THE Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works met on Tuesday. Mr. J. Garrard, M.L.A., presided, and there were present—the Hons. John Davies, Humphery,…
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Mr. de Salis moved the adjournment of the Legislative Council on Wednesday last for the purpose of again calling attention to the high rales of freights charged on the…
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Mr. Haynes, M.P., and three residents of Derrigan waittcd upon the Minister for Works on Wednesday afternoon, and asked him if lie could submit to the Public Works…
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WE START FOR PEEL RIVER—WE MEET A PEELER—OUR FIRST CAMP—NEW ACQUAINTANCE—GAME FOR BREAKFAST—A FEAST ON MOUNT LAMBIE— MOTHER BOTTOM—ANOTHER…
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TYPHOID has made its appearance at Wyalong, one case being reported so far. The residents are very dissatisfied at the Government tanks for supplying the town…
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The execution of Williams and Montgomery, the Bridge-street burglars, took place at Darlinghurst gaol this morning in the pretence of the sheriff, the gaol and medical…
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WE START FOR PEEL RIVER—WE MEET A PEELER—OUR FIRST CAMP—NEW ACQUAINTANCE—GAME FOR BREAKFAST—A FEAST ON MOUNT LAMBIE—MOTHER BATTOM—ANOTHER…
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THE report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works with reference to the proposed railway from Temora t[?] Wyalong was laid on the table of the…
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WE START FOR PEEL RIVER—WE MEET A PEELER—OUR FIRST CAMP—NEW ACQUAINTANCE—GAME FOR BREAKFAST—A FEAST ON MOUNT LAMBIE—MOTHER BATTOM—ANOTHER…
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There are several wooden railways in Canada and the United States. One of them in the Province of Quebec is thirty miles in length. The rails…
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Our readers are aware that an experiment is proceeding in Sydney which may lead to the displacement of the steam motor on the tramways in…
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THE BIG COLLAPSE—HOMEWARD BOUND—SACRIFICES—GOES A WHALING-SNUG QUARTERS —THE MATE'S WIRE AND THE "BADY"—MEETS A GOON FRIEND—A LOAN ON GOOD…
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FOUR prominent members, two being officers, of the Railway Employees Associations hav issued a circular in which they ask for funds in order to obtain an alteration of…
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With reference to the conference between Mr. Harper, the representative of the New South Wales Commissioners, and the Victorian Railway Commissioners regarding the…
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