Austral Grain and Produce plans rail push on Corio Quay line
The Austral Grain and Produce Proprietary Limited urges a central backbone rail link to open a new province, with Corio Quay as a key port. Directors J A Cato and James E Rowe promote the project arguing it will liberate Victoria and boost agriculture, irrigation, and tourism.
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Victoria
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Cato
Kyneton
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Zx Rowe
Owe Balitlegh
J' Ostine
City
Priire
Corio Bay and Corio Quay freight dispute noted
A fragmented letter discusses Corio Bay, Geelong, and Corio Quay freight concerns. It criticizes Port Melbourne and Williamstown stationmasters, grain dealers, and railway officials for inaction. The writer laments share of wheat freight and naval college decisions, urging attention to Quay’s impact on shipments and local industry.
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Cusan
Sabia
Ted de Copter
Tadaon
Sy Ling
Port Melbourne
Williamstown
Trina
Gistout
Defenee
Osborne ‘House
Naval College
Jervis Bay
Hay
Darvon
Gesong
Corio Bay
Trust
Geelong
Williametown
Kyneton
Corio Quay
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Australia
Augustine Birrell
Bec
Joseph
Corr
Thunderbolt
John Davidson
Walter Murdoch
Mead
Willi Town
Ayould Rail
Shire
Austral Grain & Produce Proprietary (Limited
Bay of
Naples
Tris
Geslong
Barras
Governaient
Avalon Sbarvision
Wil Interes
Vitor
Anakin Gore
EE Proprietary
Australis
Grin
Chai Block
Aparlano
Roeive
Bandla al Cice
JAMES E_ ROWE
Bacchus Marsh
Horsham
Warroaraboo
Clark
Parwac
Monarch
Simon Bros
Grant Street
Wikkre the
Tirro Anz
Bullengarook
Avoraen
Wiliam Callen
Hee
Toon
Doemseu wes —_ray
Rooume
Toolers Vale
Acre
T. A. Grant
Glen Elgin
Brown
Hisborne
Mr. Cherry
Dad Hann
Hin Har
Gisborne
Glen Valley
Geo, Dickie & Sons
T. Cain
Atats
An ‘Taluator
Anglay Road
Blashes Mars
Messrs, Orman & Barre
Collins Street
Matbourne
Ree Niget
Lait
Royal
Nooe
Gummo Pier Crisp
Church Strest
Bacchus March
Cumr & Rowa
Baccnus
Gur Ooue
Marsu Premans
Conto
Gorio Quay
Tongas & Bays the
Wilalther Railway
BatLarat
Daviesroro
Sune
Mevadyane
Arca
Port Phillip
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