[?] and Shoalhaven Railway
[?] draft Prospectus of the pro[?] and Shoalhaven Railway, has [?] and as it should be interesting to our readers, we publish it for general…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1873
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[?] Roads
THE following circular has been issued for the guidance of road Trustees, and it is published for general information, it being alleged that some of those regulations are…
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CI[?]ss 3â11 miles, road from man southern, road at Fitzroy Mines, via Bowral, to, Robertson Park, £165. Cluss 2â21 miles road from Old South Road,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Subordinate Roads Under Trustees; Provided for on Estimates. Classification and Proposed Distribution for 1878 Southern Roads
Class 4â miles, road from Main Southern, Road, near Little Forest, to the crossing of the Bowral and Kangal[?] Road, £90. Class 3â3 miles, road from Blenkinsop[?] on…
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The following sums are to be expended on the roads of Bega and surrounding districts viz:—Cobargo to Bermague, 16 miles, £112…
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The Carnages, with railway plant and 310 labourers, has sailed for Tasmania…
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AFTER the Court business was finished a meeting wag held to take into consideration position of the district in connection with the proposed expenditure of…
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When both side lights you see ahead, Port your helm and show your red, Two steamships passing. Green to green, or red to red,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. to the Editor of the "Bega Gazette." the Manaro Road "Memorial."
SIR,—Is not the proposed Memorial a little beside the mark? I fear it is, as Mr. Bennett need not have left Sydney to discover that the…
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THE adjourned public meeting i connection with the above, took place on Saturday last, at Mrs. Isaac's hotel, Terrara, for the purpose of receiving the report of the committee appointed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Road to Yalwall. (To the Editor of the Shoalhaven News.)
SIR,—The unfortunate public meeting in reference to the above matter, which took place on Saturday last at Mrs. Isaacs', having terminated so abruptly and unsatisfactorily, there was…
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SIR,—I have noticed a letter in your paper signed “A Committeeman,” and headed as above, commenting in rather strong language upon the late abortive meeting, and with your…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Road to Yalwal. (To the Editor of the Shoalhaven News.)
SIR,—I have no desire to carry on a useless controversy in connection with the above subject ; but I feel compelled to make a few remarks in reply to Mr. Thomson’s fast letter,…
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THE following is a charge of the Chief Justice in the Supreme Court, on June 16:- Public roads were such as were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Bega Gazette. "Fides [?]t Justitis." Thursday July 17, 1873. Roads Again
IF people would or could only understand and appreciate the beauty and utility of circumlocution and red-tapeism! But they will not; Australians, to use a vulgar,…
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A CORRESPONDENT writing to the Editor of the "Manaro Times," says:- SIR—A few years hence the community will be better able than now to estimate…
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SIR,—On about a mile of the North Huskisson road, between the Currumbene turn-off, and the turn-eff to Brice’s, the trustees spent £40 about eight months ago, neglecting other portions of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Huskisson Road Trustees. (To the Editor of the Shoalhaven News )
SIR,—Although the author of the mendacious statement signed “ Tomerong,” which appears in your issue of the 6th instant, is too well known in that part of the district for his…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence. [ We do not identify ourselves with the opinions of our correspondents.]THE South Huskisson Road Trustees. (To the Editor of the Shoalhaven News)
Sir,—I see in your last issue of the 20th inst. a letter signed by the trustees of the above road, where Andrew M‘Kenzie says that the road from the Shoalhaven and Ulladulla road…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The South Huskisson Road Trust. (To the Editor of the Shoalhaven News.)
SIR,—John Parnell is the name of the publican at Tomerong alluded to in cur former letter. He prefers attacking the South Hukisson Road Trust in the person of theirsecretary. He shall…
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