Public Works Committee probes Mt George Wollun line railway
Public Works Committee members spent January 27 at Mt George to hear evidence on the Mt George Wollun Railway plan. Witness William Somerset Andrews described farming potential, land values, and long-term settlement, mining prospects, and rail benefits for dairying and timber from Mt George to Wollun, with ports at Newcastle or Port Stephens as options.
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Public Works Committee
Mt. George
Mt. George-Wollun
Wingham
W T. Dick
M.L.C
G. Travers
R. Mahony
Fp.’ Burke
M.la
Cameron
D. Drummond
B. J. Doe
A. Blenkin
J. ‘Tracey
Hansara Stott
Andrews
William Somerset Andrews
Mt George
Wollun
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Robin Creek
Bulga
Cooplacarripa
Nowendae
Noweidae
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New Zealand
Nsw
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Country Sawmillers’ Association
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Land Settlement Committee
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Railway Department
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