Roads
A parish road from Tea-pot Swamp to the road from Blayney, to the Bathurst and Tea-pet Swamp Road. No objections having been made to the following proposed roads, it is declared expedient to open and make…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1867
228 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 12
Pyrmont Bridge Company
THE half-yearly meeting was held yesterday, in the office of the Company, the Hon. George Allen, M.L.C., presiding as chairman. The twenty-third half-yearly report was read and…
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THE following report was yesterday brought up by Dr. Land, the chairman of the committee:— The select committee of the Legislative Assembly, appointed on the 9th July, 1867,—"with power to send for persons and…
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Sir,—Under the head of "Railways," in the Sydney Moraing Herald of the 23rd instant, I perceive, in adverting to the Western approach of the Pasrith Bridge, constructed of timber, supported on piles…
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ROAD.—Notice is hereby given that the line of Parish Road from the west boundary of W. Kenny's (now Lawrence Darcy's) 30 acres to the road from Appin to Wilton, county of…
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the line of Parish Road from the bridge at Clarke's crossing-place, Patterson River, to B. and E. Jones's 2560 acres, parish of Houghton, men…
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"NOTICE is hereby given that the line of Parish Road, from Ellaong to the Pinch, on the mad from Maitland to the Wollombi, mentioned in the GOVERNMENT GAZETTE of the 8th…
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the line of Parish Road, being portion of the Road from Yass towards Goodradigbee, mentioned in the GOVERNMENT GAZETTE of the 1st May, 1866…
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NOTICE is hereby given that the line of Parish Road, from Thomas Walker's 30 acres, pariah of Hunter' Hill, to the south-west corner of J. Beasley's (now C. Blaxland's) 30 acres…
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the line of Parish Road, being part of the road from Wellington to Ponto Falls, Macquarie River, mentioned in the GOVERNMENT GAZETTE of the 14th…
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NOTICE is hereby given, that that portion only of the line of Parish Road, being a deviation on the road from Singleton to Jerry's Plains, prom the Great Northern Railway westerly to…
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Notice is hereby given, that the line of Parish Road, being deviation in the road from Araluen to Moruya, passing through F. Flanagan's 2560 acres, mentioned in the GOVERNMENT GAZETTE…
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Notice is hereby given, that the line of Parish Road, from Congo Creek' towards Moruya, mentioned in the Government Gazette of the 8th June, 1866, has been formally marked and…
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Notice is hereby given, that the line of Parish Road, from Larbert to Boro (being part of the Road from Braidwood to Goulburn via Larbert) in lieu of the road mentioned in the…
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Notice is hereby given, that the line of Parish Road, from Good Dog to the Illaroo and Bomaderry Ferry Road, near its Junction with the Broughton Village Road, mentioned in…
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The following report was on the 26th ultimo, brought up by Dr. Lang, the chairman of the committee :— The select committee of the Legislative Assembly, appointed on the July, 1867,—"with power to tend for persons and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Parliamentary Paper. Defalcations in the Railway Department. [The correspondence is very voluminous, which, together with the evidence, occupies upwards of 100 pages; but the following gives the history of the case, except as regards the re-instatement of Mr. Rae, and the resignation of Mr. Walker.] No. 1. Minute of the Secretary for Public Works
In consequence of certain charges made by the accountant of the Railway Branch of the Public Works against Messrs. Charles Eastwood and E. O. Bulford, and which, although not quite matured, are of so grave a nature, I…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →No. 2. The Commissioner for Railways to Mr. C. W. Eastwood. Department of Public Works, Railway Branch. 28th January, 1867
Sir,—I have the honour, by the direction of the Honorable the Minister for Public Works, to inform you, that in consequence of certain charges made by the accountant of the Railway Branch against you, which, although…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →No. 3. The Commissioner for Railways to Mr. E. O. B[?]lford. Department of Public Works, Railway Branch, 28th January, 1867
Sir.—I have the honour, by the direction of the Honorable the Minister for Public Works, to inform you that, in consequence of certain charges made by the Accountant of the Railway Branch against you, which, although not…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Defalcations in the Railway Department
The defalcations in connection with the Railway Department are now fully disclosed, and they will naturally give rise to discussion. There is one thing, however, greatly in favour…
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