The Wool Market. John Bridge & Co. Ltd. Report
HORNS.--Practically unchanged. We quote 17oz 676., TALLOW.--Prime descriptions fully 20- lower, other grades almost unsaleable…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
689 stories in Riverina's papers · page 5 of 35
Child Falls from a Train. a Remarkable Case
While the North-Eastern up train from Benalla to Melbourne was running about midway between Benalla and Badaginnie on Monday evening…
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Monday, March 3th, the date of the railway picnic, has been declared a public holiday in Wagga, and the Government offices will all be closed. There…
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So as to prevent the possibilty of a dull evening for those who come to stay in town after the railway pionic on March 5th, Mr. Arthur W. Sterry has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Railway Tragedy. the Explosive Cargo. Four Persons Killed
Whilst a truck attached to a train from Vladivo-tock was being unloaded at St. Petersburg station, a case in it exploded, killing four people and…
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The privileges in connection with the Railway Picnic, to take place on the Wagga Showground on Monday, Marc[?] 5, were sold at auction by Messrs…
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A tramcar running to Bondi last night was derailed and collided with a fence. No one was hurt…
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On the arrival at Beachworth on Thursday of the afternoon train from Melbourne, the stationmaster was informed that a woman in the train was ill. He found that the…
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There was a record crush at the Wagga railway station on Tuesday evening at the time the excursion train was tabled to depart for Sydney. One…
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The young girl, Elizabeth Emily Quinnell, who, as reported in our issue of Tuesday last, met with such serious injuries from burning at Cross…
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Horns--Strong demand at the undermentioned rates : 16oz 556; 11½oz 363; 9oz 27-; 6½oz 10. Horse Hair-- A further sharp rise;…
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A public meeting of the cities of Wagga was held in the Town Hall last evening for the purpose of discussing the entertainment of the executive of…
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In a district so important as Henty, it is a most extraordinary thing, that such a miserable structure as our present railway station should be allowed…
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The Railways Inquiry Commission met again to-day. At the outset there appeared to be some doubt as to what they were to enquire into. There was…
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Much interest is being manifested in connection with the Railway Picnic, which is to be held on the Wagga Show Ground on Monday, March [?]th…
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A special train, which was conveying the Williamson's Opera Company from Launceston to Hobart (Tas.) caught fire. The luggage was…
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An accident occurred to-day on the main line. A special train, conveying Mr. Williamson's Opera Company and baggage from Launceston, caught fire,…
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The Royal commission inquiring [?] railway administration resumed its sitting on Friday. The Commissioners are Judge Rogers (president), Mr. C. A…
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The intercolonial railway workshops at Monckton. New Brunswick, have been destroyed by fire, and damage to the extent of one million dollars was…
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The canvas in connection with the ,proposal to fittingly entertain the executive of the Railway picnic, to be held on March 5, and other visitors by…
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