State of the Roads
Mr. M'Farlane asked the Minister for Public Works in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday whether, in view of the largely increased traffic upon the roads in the [?]…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
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The Country Road Vote
Mr. Hayes asked the Premier whether, seeing that he could not grant a special municipal subsidy, he would reduce the road vote in the metropolitan municipal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gunbar-temora Railway. Deputation to Minister. Sydney
A deputation cos[?] of Messrs. Bennett, Boyd, Clayton, M'Ke[?] Hu[?] Gui[?] M'Guinness, Quilter, Fiann[?] Lupdan, Terry, Gunn, and Ryan was int[?] by…
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We have received numerous letters from readers of the Express in Grahamstown, Gilmore, Batlow and Tumbarumba, as well as from Adelong…
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The state of the country roads and of the streets in country municipalities is giving the Works Department some trouble, and members are all…
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To the Public Works Committee's report on the advisability of constructing a railway line from Gundagai to Tumut, a proviso was appended…
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The following clauses contained in the Acts authorising the construction of the Rock to Green's Gunyah and the Koorawatha to Grenfell railways…
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The first drawing-room of the season was held by Her Majesty in person, being the most recent occasion on which she visited London this year…
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In an article on the "Romance of Travel" in die "Young Man," we are reminded that in 1843 the United Kingdom had lest, than 2000 miles of railway,…
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A deputation consisting of Messrs. Bennett, Boyd, Clayton, McKersie, Humby, Gullifer, McGuiness, Quilter Flanigan, Cupden, Ferry, Quinn and…
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The Minister for Works favours the Temora-Gunbar railway proposal, and so he informed a deputation from the district, which, with a number of…
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The old bridge on the Junee Road leading to North Wagga was attended to up till Friday afternoon by Government men, who fended logs, etc., away from it Afterwards,…
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Sir,—Kindly allow me space in your next issue to corroborate, "Tumbarumba's" statement in reference to the state of the roads between Adelong…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Recent Stormy Weather. Trains Snowed Up. Railway Traffic Paralysed. Eight Feet of Snow Over Rails. Telegraph Lines Down Everywhere
The railway Traffic Department has had (Saturday "Daily Telegaph" says) considerable difficulty in coping with the heavy flood and snowstorms that have been experienced…
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Mr. Gormly asked the Minister for Works was he aware that vouchers in connection with the Wagga road works, which he had promised on June 20 would be immediately…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, the Colonial Secrotary informed the House that relief would be granted to sufferers by the Hawkesbury flood if asked for. So far no…
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THE flood waters continue to reccde slowly. Yesterday at 6 p.m. the level was 24ft., a fall of nearly 9ft. since the decline set in at 8 o'clock' on Saturday morning. The average…
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It was moved by Mr. Thornton (Walgett), " That light lines of railways be constructed to outlying districts." It was proposed that only such lines should be constructed…
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Mr. M'Inerney (T[?]mut) moved—" That, in the opinion of this conference, it is of vital importance to preducers in the interior of the colony, that the railways of federated…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday night Mr. Fitzpatrick delivered the following speech, which will be read with interest and thoroughly…
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