Appeal in a Railway Prosecution. (Before Mr. Justice Prin[?])
Mr. Pilcher, K.C. and Mr. James, Instructed by Mr. A. M. Bette and Son, of Goulburn, appeared for Augustus Matthew Bette of Goulburn, and…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
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Minus Railway Tickets
At the last meeting of the Moss Vale council, the following letter was received from the Department of Justice, Sydney, with reference to the administration of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bicycle Road Race
A fancy dress road race over a distance of 7 miles was run oft at Bowral on Wednesday afternoon. The starting and finishing point was the post office, and a…
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The erection of centre standards on the Great North Road at the request of a small district council against the wishes of the Middlesex County…
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(The reflections of a lonely emateur, lying prone beneath his car, vainly endeavoring to locate the cause of a weird and woful effect.) Ye clodhoppers crude, as your faces…
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The Railway Department announces in this issue particulars not-speciak cheap excursion train to-Sydney on Friday June 23rd. The fares will be at the cheap…
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It now seems probable that as the result of consistent agitation on the part of the Mittagong people, a bridge will in the near future be constructed over Sandy Greek at a…
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At the Mittagong Council meeting last Wednesday a letter was read from Mr. Eli Beer, acknowledging receipt of council's letter of 20th [?] and stating that nothing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Church and Stage. "A Bridge Across the Chasm." Actors Church Union. British and American Societies
In June, 1899, the Actors Church Alliance of America was formed with Bishop Potter. Bishop of New York as president. A little later a kindred…
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The secretary of the local Progress and Torist Association wrote asking the council's co-operation in forming a deputation to wait on the railway…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Carriage Windows Struggle for His "Rights."
A keen love of fresh air resulted in Mr Gerald B. Francis, a member of the Stock Exchange, being summoned at Chertsey on March 8th for…
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Aid. Oxley also renewed the request for an overhead bridge, whereby the existing level crossing at the end of the station could be done away with…
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The Commissioners were asked to extend to Cambelltown the 6.20 p.m. train from Moss Vale to Picton on Saturdays, whereby a through…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Railway Commissioners at Bowral. Local Requirements
The Railway Commissioners, message Oliver and Kirkcaldie, accompanied by their principal officers, amongst whom were Messrs. Harper (Chief…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Railway Commissioners' Annual Tour
The Railway Commissioners are at present making their annual tour of the southern line. On Monday morning at 9 a.m. Bowral was visited. The Railway…
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A [?] dep[?] representative of the Moss Vale [?] the…
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After being interviewed by a deputation at Bowral on Monday last, the Railway Commissioners proceeded to Moss Vale, where they were waited…
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The Chicago New York express, While travelling at a speed of 70 miles an hour, struck an open switch at Menton, and was derailed…
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Before daylight on Thursday morning T. Albert Wilson, a contractor, while on his way to the Retreat, stumbled over an obstruction on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Motorise. Charged with Mansladghter. a Mother Killed
At the class of the inquest at Coinbrook on 4th April, on the body of Mrs. Mary Haines, who was killed on the previous, Sunday through being run down…
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