The Albion Park-robertson Railway
A meeting of the Albion Park-Robertson Railway Committee was held at Martin's Albion Hotel, Albion Park, on Monday evening, there being a fair attendance. Mr. John Fraser,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1890
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Albion Park-moss Vale Railway
On Thursday, a depuation, consisting of Messrs. Fuller, Ewin [?] and Cullen, M'sP., Dr. Tarr[?], and Messrs. J. Fraser, A. Armstrong, and Campbell, interviewed the Minister for Works…
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A deputation, including Messrs. Fuller, Ewing and Cullen, M's.P., D. L. Dymock, W. St[?] W. C. Craig, J. C. Cole, and M. King, waited on the Minister for Works (Mr. Bruce Smith), on…
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Messrs. Fuller, Cullen, and Ewing, Ms.L.A., and some other gentlemen interviewed the Minister for Works on Thursday last in regard to the construction of a…
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A DEPUTATION, introduced by Messrs. Fuller, Ewing, and Cullen, Ms.L.A , waited upon the Minister for Works on Thursday last to ask that Jamberoo should…
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The above work, which was fully described in the Mercury, is progressing satisfactorily. The five tunnels comprised in the scheme have all been opened up between North and South…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Rain and the Railway
Consequent up on the heavy rain of Sunday and Monday last, especially on Monday night, the several cuttings that can of trouble during the previous rains slipped in, and produce a block…
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The defects in the drainage of the Wollongong station have been pointed out times innumerable. The Department have also been apprised of the matter, but treat it with little or no importance…
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Several heavy showers fell during Wednesday night, but Thursday was bright and genial, though somewhat color than seasonable weather. On Thursday night it again clouded up from the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Department Short-comings. More Information Wanted When the Line Is Blocked
As there is every reason to believe that the experiences of the past twelve months on the Illawarra line may be repeated at any time when much rain has fallen, owing to the singular…
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THE Government are arranging to have spent immediately a certain portion of the money which Parliament will be asked to vote on the Additional…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →[?]Rimal Colliery. Railway and Plant
[?] have retarded the operations [?] commenced under the former being completed by the Southern Coal Company [?] an excellent and thoroughly…
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THE Central Illawarra Council visited the Yallah-road, on Friday last, for the purpose of defining a road from the railway station to the Marshall Mount…
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We learn from Mr. Woodward, M.P., that has received communications, dated March 28, from the Works Department to the following effect:—…
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THE Minister for Works having had a long conference with the Commissioner for Roads, has apportioned the bulk of the additional monies which the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway By-laws
BY-LAWS have been adopted by the Railway Commissioners as follows:—Rate for buggies, waggonettes, light waggons, carts and carriages on wheels or in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Accident. Capsize of a Compostie Guard's Van. Injury to Several Passengers
An accident, which might have been attended by very painful results, occurred yesterday afternoon at 5.25 p.m. to the excursion train booked to reach Wollongong about that time. It was…
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On Tuesday evening the composite guard's vancapsized on the evening of the Previous day, was lifted, replace on the rails, and forwarded to Sydney for repairs. The van was not injured…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Easter Holiday Tramway Traffic
A COMPARATIVE statement of the Easter holiday traffic on the tramways, has been prepared by the department, and, as will be soon by the figures below,…
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A New York paper writes :—General Butler Senators Jones and Frye, and other well-known gentlemen are promoting the New England Land Company of Egypt to be…
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