The Conveyances of Poultry on the Railway
POULTRY, farmers and delers in poultry have complained over and over again of the heavy and, in some instances, prohibitive rates charged on the railways for the carriage of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1889
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Bowral Railway Station
The tender of Samuel Searle has been accepted by the Railway Commissioners for the erection of, the new passenger station buildings at Bowral. We understand that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Railway Policy
THE New South Wales Railways have become one of the most important factors that are helping to build up our national greatness. The railway policy has undergone, and is still undergoing, some…
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A NEW railway time-table came into operation yesterday (Tuesday). The mail train to Sydney now leaves Moss Vale at 2.38 a.m., Bowral 2.50, Mittagong 3.10. The limited…
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THE following telegram was received at this office yesterday afternoon, from Mr. W. McCourt, M.P.:—The notion referring the Robertsoo railway…
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AT the council meeting on Thursday night Alderman Farrow stated that he and Alderman Fleming had interviewed Mr. Blomfield, who had produced all the correspondence in connection with the…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Bruce Smith moved that it be referred to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works to consider and report on the expediency of constructing a line…
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A MOST important measure was somewhat suddenly sprang on the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday night by the Colonial Treasurer, Mr. M'Millan. The bill is intended…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Guide for Railway Tourists
THE Railway Commissioners have issued a cheap guide for the use of railway tourists. It will be in two divisions, the price of each being sixpence. The first division, which is…
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The aooount of the Forth, Bridge given at the working men's meeting of the, British Association is (says the Spectator) Very striking. In effect, the engiueers have stretched…
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WE have received from Mr. W. MoCourt, M.L.A., the following official letter, by which it will be seen that £1110 are to be placed on the next estimates for a road from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pioton Railway and Tramway Association Banquet
THE third annual banqaet of the Picton branch) of the Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Service Association was held at the Club Hotel, Pioton, on Saturday evening…
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An obstruction consisting of an insulator and a stone were found upon the railway line, a little to the Sydney side of the township of Mittagong, yesterday. The police suspect…
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AT the first meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute held in Paris, one of the papers read was forwarded by M. Schneider, of Crouzet, and M. Hersuel, ex-President of…
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BY advertisement it will be seen that tenders for the Merrigang-street bridge close at 6 p.m. on the 2nd Jannuary next. A visit of inspection to a number of dairies…
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AN enthusiastic public meeting was held at Robertson on Saturday evening last for the purpose of forming a Railway League, to collect statistics and information and…
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A representative mooting of gentlemen of the district was held at the Commercial Hotel, Moss Vale, on saturday night, to take into consideration the adviseability of forming a road from Fitzroy Falls to…
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AT the present time, enormous crops, greater than have been obtained for the last twenty years, are being gathered in nearly all parts of tho interior. On many of the…
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2.55 a.m.—Daily (Sundays excepted). 7.10 a.m.—Mondays only. 8.55 a.m.—Daily (Sundays and Mondays excepted). 9.14 a.m.—Mondays only…
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