The Proposed TemoraWyalong Railway
THE Public Works Committee on Wednesday further considered the proposed railway from to Wyalong. Mr. H. M'Lachlan, the aeoretary to tho Railway Commissioners,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1895
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The Proposed Temora-wyalong Railway
The Public Works Committee on Friday gave further consideration to the Temora-Wyaloug railway question. Mr. H. G. M'Kinney, chief…
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The Minister for Works has written to landowners on the route of the proposed Jerilderie to Berrigan railway, explaining to them the fact that if the railway is made the…
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THE Public Works committee on Wednesday further considered the question of the proposed railway from Temora to Wyalong. Mr. T. Kennedy, surveyor of the Railway…
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THE Public Works Committee on Wednesday further considered the question of the proposed railway from Temora to Wyalong. Mr. T. Kennedy, surveyor of the Railway…
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Tremendous excitement prevailed in Harden and Murrumburrah last Thursday night, reports the Signal, the cause being the burning of the…
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Tremendous excitement prevailed in Harden and Murrumburrah last Thursday night, the cause being the burning of the magnificent engine shed in the Harden…
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HENRY A. TIPPER, a young man, 6ft 2in, with enormous hands, a light beard and some photographs of himself as a sailor and a tramp on wheels, called on a representative of the…
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THE sum of £5000 was claimed by Lizzie Anne M'Kenzie from the Railway Commissioners to-day in the Jury Court as compensation for the loss of her husband, George H…
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The sectional committee of the public Works Committee have reported against the Wyalong railway, on the ground that the population does Dot warrant its construction…
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A CRESWICK (Vic.) telegram of Friday says: —When Relieying Porter Lee awoke this morning to commence duties at the Sulky railway station, he was surprised to find…
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HENRY A. Tipper, a young man, 6ft 2in, with enormous hands, a light beard, and some photographs of himself as a sailor and a tramp on wheels, called on a…
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The compensation cases arising out of the late railway accident at Redfern are before the Supreme Court. Those which have been decided furnish food for some…
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ONE of the items on the Loan Estimates is "£30,000, further sum for railway trial surveys." Referring to this matter, the Minister for Works says that the…
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MR. Ewing laid on the table the second report of the Public Works Committee on the proposed Temora to Wyalong railway. It has been already stated that the…
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Some interesting remarks on the question of railway construction wets made last night in the Council by Mr. Goodchap while the Parks to Condobolin railway was under…
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Wagga residents, who will doubtless be all more or less interested in the progress of the bridge over the Murrumbidgee, will be glad to learn that the structure is fast approaching…
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A MARVELLOUS escape from being smashed to pieces and instantly killed was (the Age says) experienced by a young girl named Ross, aged 11 years, daughter of.Mr. Daniel…
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AT the Railways Congress to-day, Mr. E. M. G. Eddy, Chief Railway Commissioner of New South Wales, gave an address in which he referred to various matters in…
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