Railway Matters. COOTAMUNDRA
A well attended public meeting was held at Mr. Dacey's Hotel, Cootamundra, last evening, Mr.J. Boxsell in the chair. It was unanimously resolved that a farther public meeting be held on…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1881
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Another Tram Accident
An accident of a Somewhat similar nature to the one which occurred last night, in Elizabeth-street, took place this morning shortly after 9 o'clock in Oxford-street. One of Harrison's 'busses was…
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An accident, which might have been attended with fearful loss of life, occurred on the tram line yesterday, at the point where the line is crossed by Park -street One of Harrison's coaches (No. 14) was…
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The same deputation called the attention of the Secretary for Works to the desirability of continuing the present railway crossing until another could be provided. The department's works just at present…
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WOOL.—No sales held this week. Tallow is hi fair demand for shipment at $24 to $25 for beef and $26 to $27 and for mutton, and for trade lots the demand remains excellent, at from $18 to $24, all depending on quality and packages…
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Mr. W. HEZ[?]ET, M.P., introduced an influential deputation to the Minister for Public Works yesterday morning, for the purpose of asking the Government to proclaim these roads…
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A deputation consisting of residents of Paddington was introduced to the Hon. Minister for Works, yesterday morning, by Mr. Hezlet, M.L.A. The object of the deputation, as explained by the Mayor (Mr. Brown), was…
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The same deputation then asked the Minister for Works for a crossing over the railway at Ashfield, that would not interfere with the vehicular traffic. Mr. Lackey said he had already consulted the engineer on the matter,…
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Sir,—Now that the date is definitely fixed for running the tram-cars to Waverley, it may not be out of place to impress upon the department the propriety of extending the first section to Queen-street, its natural termination. The…
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Mr. Henson, M.P., introduced a deputation yesterday morning to the Minister for Public Works, with view of urging upon the Government the de[?]y of continuing the present railway…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Disorderly Conduct in Railway Carriages. to the Editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph
Sir.--It appears something has been published in a Bathurst paper with reference to disorderly conduct on the Western line. This statement I have not seen, and whether it is a fabrication or no I will not…
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THIS morning's ARGUS published a leader that appeared in the EVENING NEWS and TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL on the railway question. The same has made a deep impression. Two of…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →A Trip to Gosford, along the Proposed Coast Railway. No. I.
IT is astonishing to find the number of persons resident in Sydney, and throughout a great part of the colony, who do not know even where the pretty little town of Gosford is, and who are…
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LONDON, April 4.—Intelligence has been received of the poisoning of a party of railway surveyore. The party numbered 100 persons, and were understood to…
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The extended line of tramway from Ocean-street, Woollabra, to Waverley, was completed on Saturday last, when a trial trip was made in the afternoon. A motor and two cars were depatched from the…
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An inquest was held yesterday by the city coroner, at the Observer Tavern, George-street north, on the body of Thomas Joseph O'Brien, who was run over by a train, on Saturday evening last. Mr…
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A well attended meeting of the residents of the [?]…
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