Illawarra Railway Extension
IT was all the better, perhaps, that the opening of the railway from Wollongong to Kiama was deferred from Thursday last to Wednesday next. As things were then, there was no chance of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1887
129 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 6 of 7
The Railway Opening
As stated in last issue, the Wollongong-Kiama section of the railway will be opened for traffic to-morrow, Prince of Wales' Birthday. The locomotive "Bogan" is being put in repair at…
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MR. WISE reply to a question asked in the Assembly on Wednesday by Mr. Abbott said that in the case of Samuel Charles v. the Commissioner for Railways the costs…
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The railway to Kiama was opened for traffic yesterday, and in the course of the day five trains reached that town, or terminus, from Wollongong, four of them being all the way through from…
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A CORRESPONDENT to the " Sydney Morning Herald " writes as follows:—Some little time since an article appeared in the "Melbourne Argus" in which a…
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THE opening of the fourth section of the Illawarra railway at Porter's Garden Beach or as it is designated in the railway time. table, North Kiama, is in itself unique…
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IT is small wonder that the Premier should have viewed with amazement and dismay the dismal forecast presented to him by the Government statistician whom he had…
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IF the opening of a railway necessarily involved. any of that ceremony which commonly does accompany such an event, it could hardly be said that the Kiama railway bad yet been opened…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Effects Have Been Wonderful. "Ilford Road Dispensary, Dukinfield, May 3rd, 1884
"Ilford Road Dispensary, Dukinfield, May 3rd, 1884. "Dear Sir,—I am happy to inform you that the sale of your Syrup and [?]…
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THE [?] fact that here was no official opening of the Wollongong to Kiama section of the Blawarra railway on Wednesday—although the [?] was a…
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On Friday last a deputation waited on the Minister for Works, to urge that the construction of the railway from Kiama to Jervis Bay be proceeded with as soon as possible. The deputation…
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DEAR MR. ROSSBACH,—As you are unfortunately sometimes absent from Kiama, very likely you did not see a little paragraph in the Reporter some days ago, where the writer…
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[AT the request of Mr. Cameron, the member fro this electorate, we publish the following communication addressed to him on behalf of the Minister for Works. We must confess we…
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MR. WOODWARD, M.P., informed us by telegram yesterday, that the Minister for Works has decided definitely to have the railway extended into the town of Kiama immediately…
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IN the much vaunted retrenchment of which we have heard of recently and aforetime, during the regime of the present administration, we of this…
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Some men's advocacy is more injurious than their opposition. And let us hope that subsequent events in the coming history of the Illawarra Railway will not emphasise the truth of the above…
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AS advertised, the meeting of ratepayers called for Wednesday night last for the purpose of eliciting an expression of opinion as to the advisableness of completing the…
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AMONG the wonders of the nineteenth century the progress made in the development of electrical appliances for practical use is, perhaps, the most…
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THE following little piece of condensed information regarding the railway arrangements may be useful to some of our readers :—The one train ordinarily available leaves Kiama at 6 a.m. reaches Wollongong at 6.57 (leaving at 7), and…
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Up to yesterday, the stationmaster at Wollongong (Mr. Addison), had received no instructions from his department to place Albion Park on the list of stopping places for the trains. He informs…
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