Dr. Tarrant on the Tramways
Considering the contumely which some people tried to heap on the member for kiama, when very early he noticed what is only now beginning to dawn upon others…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1882
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Humour. Where the Train Was
THERE were a dozen of us waiting at the station near Strasburg, Va., for the noon train. Everyone had out his dinner short to catch the train, but the hour arrived—five—…
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THERE were a dozen of us waiting a station near Strashura, Va, for the train. [?] had not his dinner [?] the train, but the hont arrived…
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THERE were a dozen of us waiting at station near Sira[?] Va for the [?] train. Everyone had cut his dinner[?] catch the train but the hour arrived—In…
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AT a recent meeting of the Kiama Borough Council, a correspondence from the Roads Department, enclosing the following report from Major Wells on tho Main South Coast Road…
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MR. W. F. MARTIN, M.L.A., has written to the editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph on the subject of extending the railway into the city. He complains that each successive Government…
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AT Candelo on Wednesday there was a fair muster of members of the league committee, together with gentlemen favorable to the proposal. Mr. E. J. Coman was…
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AT Candelo on Wednesday there was a fair matter of members of the league committee, together with gentleman favourable to the proposal, Mr. E. J. Coman was…
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How it came about that at this early period of my life I might have offered my hand to, and been accepted by, three different marriageable young…
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THERE is no prettier sight, to our way of thinking, than that of three or four rosy-checked children at work on a hearty meal. Yes, I said "work," and I do not mean to…
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THE Times reports that the first application of electricity in the driving of tramway cars in England was made on Saturday, March 4, at the works of the North…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →MISCELLANEOUS. The Darling Harbour Proposed Railway Extension
IN a leading article in the Daily Telegraph of the 17th instant in commenting on Mr. W. Fraser Martin's view of this question, that journal says:—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Bega Gazette. "Fides et Justitia." Wednesday, May 3rd, 1882 Our Roads
ONE hundred and fifty years ago the roads near London were so bad that a carriage could not be driven from Kensington to St. James' Palace—about…
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IF experience has gold in it (as discerning folks agree), Then there's quite a little fortune stowed away somewhere in me,…
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ON Monday a number of the principal residents of Cobargo and neighborhood assembled to consider the advisability of getting up a demonstration on the…
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Of Mondayâs number of the principal [?] of [?] and neighbourhood [?] to consider the advisability of getting up a demonstration on the [?]…
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THE Cobargoites know how to get up a demonstration when they get the chance, which was amply proved on Thursday. There was but one drawback, and Cobargo was not…
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TO go back to the early history of Cobargo does not take us a very long stretch. A few years only are needed to fill in between the "single hut" period and the…
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To go back to the early history of Cobargo does not take us a very long stretch. A few years only are needed to fill in between the âsingle hutâ period and the…
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IN accordance with a promise contained in my telegram of Friday last. I now send a condensed report of the Banquet and Concert that followed the ceremony of the…
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