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  • ...for me there, and a memo.To the same effect had been sent to the telegraph-master.I lost no time in going there, and received a message from Beechworth that ...ff then for the railway station having previously sent word to the station-master to have an engine ready to go Beechworth as soon as possible, as it was my
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  • ...to him and shot him. Kennedy had a Spencer rifle in his possession. At the station Kelly showed us how to load and re-load it. Kelly talked most of the night. ...Crown knows I want to compare the evidence of the witness with that of his master.
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  • ...ust prior to starting one of the guards received a letter from the station-master on duty. The extra van on the train was the cause of remark at all the stat
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  • ...e there were several people.  Mrs Jones and another woman and the station-master were there.  Ned Kelly told them in prisoner’s presence to pick out what ...he last witness’s evidence, adding that while the people were all at the station he saw Mrs Jones give Byrne a drink out of a bottle.  Mrs Jones told her d
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  • M'lntyre, Thos, constable; Stephens, Mr, station master, Benalla; Lang, Mr, stationmaster, Wangaratta, Cheshire , Mr, postmaster, B
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  • ...g then sent the Chinaman to fetch a neighbouring schoolmaster. The school- master said he would give information at Beechworth as to the murder of Sherritt,
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  • Mr GRAVES would like to know whether witness did telegraph at any station after leaving Wangaratta? ...men, horse and foot, with horses available. Did not know that the station-master at Wangaratta had sent in a claim on the strength of the information he gav
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  • ...of the hotel at the back and round to the front, and towards the station- master's house, and went back to the hotel in the same way. It was a bright, clear ..., as she was but a woman. Ultimately Guard Dowsett took her to the railway station. The shot which struck her son had not been extracted yet, and her son was
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  • '''Mr [[Laing|Laing]]''' , railway station master, gave particulars as to the special train which left for Glenrowan on the d
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  • ...t the outlaws had taken to the Warby Ranges . On his return to the railway station, Constable Bracken made his appearance, having just escaped from Jones's Ho
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  • 513 Under the circumstances of that nature, would the station master, at your request, delay the train at [[Benalla|Benalla]]?- I do not know wh ...I proceeded on to Benalla, and made my way as fast as I could down to the station, and got my horse, and despatched a telegram from Benalla to Mansfield.
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  • ...rams be obtained?- In the Benalla telegraph office. I warned the telegraph master to take great care of all telegrams. From the road between [[Mansfield|Mans ...e down by train; I was in sight of it from the train-the Faithfull's Creek station is in sight of it from the train. I had come right through from Albury.
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  • ...angaratta, or between Wangaratta and Beechworth. There was no intermediate station between Beechworth and Wangaratta, and when I got to Wangaratta, the man sa
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  • ...came up to me, I said, “Look, there is a light down there at the station-master's horse.” (I do not exactly know the distance of all these places, becaus
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  • ...a Webley revolver, I know how it is worked.” We returned to the railway station, and I said, “I am going to order the horses out at once.” I wish parti
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  • ...and took them up with him. On arriving at the [[Benalla|Benalla]] railway station Mr. Wyatt met Mr. Nicolson and Mr. [[Sadleir|Sadleir]].” The statement of ...to watch on the other side. When we came within sight of Faithfull's Creek station I was looking out side, and could see a long distance; and a quarter of a m
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  • ...Town?— When I came to [[Violet Town|Violet Town]] I spoke to the station-master there, whose name I cannot remember but whose face I can. I said to him ins ...been when you were examining the wires?— Still at the Faithfull's Creek station, looking at and inspecting me while I was inspecting the wires.
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  • ...rc2173|2173]]</span> Then you took Mr. Nicolson into a room at the railway station, for the purpose of conveying this information to him secretly?— I suppos ...y to walk the three and three-quarter miles, there and back to the station-master's, where it was his duty to report.
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  • ...07]]</span> Does the railway wire and the ordinary wire work from the same station in town?— No; the railway wire was set up in Mr. John Woods' time—they <span id="rc2310">[[#rc2310|2310]]</span> Euroa is a junction station—the trains meet there?— It was at that time.
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  • ...re of that?— I am sure of that. I mean to say that the railway telegraph station man had his own line and his own means of communicating with his own author ...d="rc2438">[[#rc2438|2438]]</span> From Violet Town?— I told the station-master to communicate with Melbourne , and that is all that I had an opportunity o
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