South Coast Train Service. More Speed Advocated
On Thursday last a conference of delegates representing the municipal bodies on the South Coast was held in the Kiama Council Chambers, for the purpose of discussing the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1909
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Bomaderry to Jervis Bay Railway Extension
According to Mr Cyril Blacket, organising secretary of the Bomaderry to Jervia Bay Railway Extension Committee, the probable revenue from the additional railway would…
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The train leaving Bomaserry at 4 p.m. takes seven hours and seventsen minutes over the journey and frequently carries no lavatory cars…
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The claims of the Cathcart deviation in the Cooma-Bombala railway line approved by Parliament, and for which surveys and…
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On Thursday last week a Conference of delegates representing the municipal bodies on the South Coast was held in Kiama Council Chambers…
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Following is the report of the committee appointed to inquire into the proposed construction of a tramway line from Bomaderry to…
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Public Works Committee, to Mr. Blacket: You have given us an estimate of revenue of £9900 a year that can be got without the construction of a bridge but with the…
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At the last meeting of the Imlay Shire Council, the engineer (Mr. Bedford) reported that in company with Crs. Wren and…
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Witness—C. Blacket. 219. The terminus of the proposed line marked on the map is somewhat different from the proposed terminus…
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The following is the report of the committee appointed to inquire into the construction of the proposed Bomaderry—Jervis Bay tramway :…
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A most enjoyable evening was spent in the Hall, Tathra Road, on Thursday night, when the friends of Mr J. Thompson met[?]…
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At the Cambewarra Shire Council meeting, Councillor R. Lumsden asked who should be responsible for the removal of a beast that dies on a…
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The Clyde and Camoewarra Shire Councils have had letters from the Canoblas (Orange) Shire Council asking co-operation to give…
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Mr James Watt, jun., has made application for the closing and purchase of the boundary roads, parish Wandandian, separating portion 5…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Civic Powers and Duties [Copyright by "Civis"] Road Making
In the absence of legal subjects for discussion at the present juncture, an excursion into the practical field of municipal services, may not be uninteresting. Following in the relative…
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Witness—C. Blacket. Then there are extra coaches on holidays, show days, as well as the local traffic and picnic excursions…
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Dear sir,—By your trenchant and decisive leader in Saturday's issue of the Budget on "The Irresistible Claims of the Cathcart…
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The sources of revenue will be— 1. Between Bomaderry and Nowra. 2. Nowra and Jervis Bay. 3. Increased revenue on existing line…
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The very latest process is of American origin, and is claimed to be suitable for all kinds of traffic, including the growing volume of motor traffic. It is an original invention, and involves…
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Mr James Milne, the editor of the "Book Monthly," discusses, in the "New York Times." the problem of whether the motor is the enemy of reading…
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