Beethoven Sat in the Road
Beethoven was never known to be without notepaper and pencil, and whenever an idea struck him he put it at once on paper, being by no means choice about…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
143 stories in South Coast's papers · page 3 of 8
Jervis Bay Railway
AT the meeting of the Nowra Council on Monday the petition drafted by the Berry Progress Association praying for the extension of the railway to Jervis Bay was discussed…
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The Minister for Works has decided that the maintenance men on the public roads shall have one week’s holiday every year. The arrangements are to…
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Mr. Alex. Campbell, M.P., has been informed that the Public Works Committee will not be able for some time yet to consider the proposal for a…
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The Minister for Works has decided that the Maintenance men on the public roads shall have one week’s holiday every year The arrangements are to…
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Mr Alex Campbell, M. P., has been informed that the Public Works Committee will not be able for some time yet to consider the proposal for a…
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A great railway âwar â is progressing on the other side of the Atlantic. According to recent accounts/it is now possible to cross the entire American continent for 25 dole,…
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An unnecessary bundary road 100 links wide on the south of G. Henry's portions. 37. and 38 and part of the last-mentioned portion south of road…
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THE compromise with regard to the Privy Council has prevented what might have been a delay to Federation. No interest is therefore to be lost in…
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On Saturday afternoon a road race under the auspices of the Wollongong bicycle Club was held from Wollongong to Dapto. The starters were…
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THE Melbourne âArgueâ states that the finishing touches have been given to the agreement between the Victorian Government and Mr. Sheddon, on behalf of an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegraphic News. Mr. Barton to Leave for Home. £200 Compensation. More Plague. Reported Disaster to Australians. Mr. Deakin Also Returns. the City Railway. the Queensland Contingents. the V.R.C. Mining Fatality. Plague in Brisbane. the Governor's Speech. Federation in West Australia. Heavy Gale. Fish Poisoning. Mr. See in Defence of the Government. Great Reception. Sydney
Mr. Barton has cabled to the effect that he will leave London at the end of June. Mrs. Annie Mitchell, of Whitton…
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The progress of dairying is this colony has been be satisfactory as to justify the most sanguine expectations in regard to its future development. It may be safely affirmed that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Berry Municipal Council. the Question of Establishing Baths. Effort to Extend Local Government Deplorable State of the Bolong Road
OWING to the ordinary meeting lapsing last week for the want of a quorum a special meeting of the Berry Council was held on Wednesday, There were present, Aldermen Ison…
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FOR tome time past the question of tramway communication between Bega and Tatars has engaged the attention of some of our progressive townsmen…
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At the Nowra Council meeting on Monday, Alderman Morton made inquiry as to whether anything bad been done towards repairing the suspension “bridge…
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At the Nowra Council Meeting on Monday Alderman Morton male inquiry as to whether anything had been done towards repairing the suspension bridge…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →LETTERS to the Editor. Railway v. TRAMWAY
SIR,—I was pleased to see your leader on the above subject, and trust that you will continue to write it up, or allow correspondence on the matter. It seems to…
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A letter from Mr. T. Marriott, in the following terms was read at the Nowra, Council meeting on, Monday last:—“I am instructed by Miss Mary Spain, the…
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A letter from Mr. T. Marriott in the following terms was read at the Nowra Council meeting on Monday last:— “I am instructed by Miss Mary Spain, the…
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