Heaviest Bridge Span
The heaviest independent span of any bridge has just been completed over the River Wear at Sunderland. This bridge has two decks, the upper carrying the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1909
198 stories in South Coast's papers · page 1 of 10
The Railway the Country Wants. the Pioneer Light Line for Mountainous Country
The 2[?]th gauge railway line running from Goondah station to the Barren Jack weir is an object lesson to engineers throughout Australia…
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MR HANNA, Under- Secretary in the Public Works Department, has given evidence before the Public Works Committee in reference to this line. He…
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The heaviest Independent span of any bridge has just been completed over the River Wear at Sunderland. This bridge has two decks, the upper carrying, the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Per Motor to see the Fight
A PARTY of local sports had arranged to proceed per motor car to see the Burns-Johnson disagreement. One of the party being…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Controlling the Motor. Meeting at Mansion House
Yesterday afternoon, writes the "Dally Telegraph" of October 28, the Lord Mayor presided at a conference of delegates from a large number of…
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The member for Allowrie, Mr. Mark Morton, has received the following letter from the secretary of the Parliamentary Public Works…
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The Eden-Bega railway proposal was considered by the Public Works Committee on Wednesday…
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The Public Works Committee on Tuesday last gave further consideration to the proposal to construct a line of tramway from Bomaderry to Jervis Bay…
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The members of the Public Works Committee will make a flying trip through the Bega and surrounding districts in the course…
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The following itinerary of the Public Works Committee has been forwarded to the Budget by the Chief Secretary, the Hon. W. H…
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The Jamberoo Council has written to Mr. Morton, M.P., asking him to use his influence to secure a further of £50 to complete the road to…
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The member for Allowri, Mr Mark Morton, has received the following, letter from the Secretary of the Parliamentary Public Works…
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At in reference to the estimates put forward by Messrs Hanna and Hutchison, two eminently positioned officials, and which were recently laid…
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The wild elephants in Siam occasionally do a considerable amount of damage, but rarely do they go to the length of stopping trains. Still, this has…
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At a meeting of the executive of the Bomaderry-Jervis Bay Tramway League in Nowra, presided over by Mr T. M. Thomson…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bega-Eden Railway. Public Works Committee on Tour
The Parliamentary Public Works Committee who are at present on a tour of inspection of the proposed route for the Bega to Eden railway, arrived in Bega…
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Here we depict a likeness of those gentleman who advocatod a railway to the port of Twofold Bay ovor a quartor-of-a-century ago: Top Row: (Reading from left to right.)--R. SHARPE, general dealer, horse owner, etc. R. CURTIS, one time batcher in Bega, and pr viously, in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Motor-car Crime. £11.000 Squandered
Considerable light was thrown, on November 18, on the double tragedy which look place in a mofor cab in Uper Montague street, Bloomsbury, on…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →From Tory to Aeroplane
" One day in 1878 our father brought home a toy called a helicoptere, made of bamboo, cork, and Paper ; two tiny propellers were…
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