Bowral to Robertson Railway
In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday evening Mr. M'Court asked what was the intention of the Government with regard to the proposed construction of the railway from Bowral to Robertson…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1892
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Robertson Railway
A public meeting, convenced by the Burrawang Vigilance Committee, was held at Kubu's Hotel on Saturday afternoon last to take into consideration the report of Mr. Rowe, President of the Water…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Thursday evening Mr. MoCourt asked what, was the intention of the Government with rogard to the proposed construction of the railway…
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A public meeting, convened by the Burrawang Vigilance Committee, was held at Kuhn's Commercial Hotel, Burrawang, on Saturday evening last, to receive report from Capt. J. J. Walters, and to…
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A FURTHER meeting convened by the Barrawang Vigilance Committee was held at Burrawang on Saturday afternoon, to consider the action of the Works Department in reference to the construction…
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Mr. M'Court and the Hon. J. Kidd, accompanied by one Robertson resident only waited upon the Minister for Works this afternoon in the interests of the Robertson Railway…
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The following letter appeared in the S. M. Herald from the hon. sec. of the Robertson Railway League:—"Sir,—I trust you will give me a little space, as you…
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On Friday morning about 9.30 a terribly fatal accident happened at Mittagong within two or three hundred yards of the railway station. A train leaded with…
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AN interesting return in reference to the lines of railway which have been referred to the Parliamentary Public Works.Committee was laid before the committee at…
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FOLLOWING on the announcement of the accident at Tenterfield came the intelligence of one of the most appalling railway disasters ever experienced in Australia…
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AT a meeting of the Executive Council held yesterday, the Royal Commission was appointed to inquire into the charges made by Mr. W. F. Schey, one of the…
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There is a sum of about £200,000 which the Government must provide for in addition to the expeniture proper for the year, and, says the Freeman's Journal, all that Mr. Lyne has on hand…
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DOWN TRAINS.—A mail train leaves Sydney daily (Sundays excepted) at 9 p m. Campbelltown 10.8, Picton 10.53, Mittagong 12.12 a m. Bowral 12.19. Moss Vale 12.40, arriving at Goulburn at 2.20, and…
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THAT skilly don't do one no good, When there's many a mile to trudge. They think a cove's made of wood, A mouthful of bread to grudge…
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That skilly don't do one no good, When there's many a mile to trudge. They think a cove's made of wood, A mouthful of bread to grudge…
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SIR,—Kindly allow me through the medium of your valuable columns to correct a mistaken idea of the local politicians of Bundanoon, or rather the members of the Progress Committee. A short time…
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THE Railway Commissioners have, finished the duplication as far as Picton at. last, and the quadrupling into Sydney. Under the circumstances we ought to…
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Journoying along the road leading from the Fitzroy Falls to Robertson one wet night of late, a correspondent says he heard at a distance a man who he fancied was singing…
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"PUBLIC Works Department, Sydney, 4th July, 1892. Gentlemen,—With reference to a petition which has been received from residents of Mittagong, urging the repair of…
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DURING the visit of inspection by the Railway Commissioners on Wednesday, the Mayor and aldermen asked them to erect an overhead bridge and do away…
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