Railway Extension
The Shoathaven News referring to a meeting of the Milton Railway League held on Wednesday evening, to urge the authorities to hasten on the opening…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1893
101 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 2 of 6
Opening of the Kiamanowra Railway
It has been arranged that the KiamaNowra section of the Illawarra railway shall be opened for traffic on the first day of June next…
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An accident occurred on the railway line at Austinmer yesterday morning. When the curly mail and mixed train from Sydney was close to Austinmer…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stray Notes on Current Events. Pope's Road, Woonona
There are other roads beside"the road to eternity" undergoing a transformation. About a fortnight ago a Chinaman's cart toppled clean over while proceeding along…
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Mr. H. Deane, Engineer-in-chief, was down the Kiama-Nowra line during last week. The work of erecting th [?] buildings along the route is…
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The Minister for Works, in answer to Mr. Morton in the Assembly on Thursday, said he had obtained a report from the resident engineer at…
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A public meeting was held at Robertson on Saturday night to consider the advisability of asking for the survey of a light line of railway to…
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A large and representative meeting of Shoalhaven residents was held at Nowra on Thursday night last, to decide upon a form of demonstration on the occasion of the…
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RAILWAY.—Mr. IIardy, surveyor, has commenced a re-survey of the proposed line of railway from Burradoo to Robert on. We understand that he has already reached…
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A return has been prepared for Mr. See, colonial treasurer, showing that 96 railway servants have been dismissed from the railway service during…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Re-arrangement of Public Offices. the Shoalhaven Police Magistrate and the Roads Superintendent
The member for Shoalhaven (Mr. P. H. Morton) has had several interviews with the Minister for Justice respecting the proposed re-arrangement of officers…
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Messrs. M'Courtand Kidd, Ms. P., introduced to the Minister for Public Works, on Thursday a deputation representing the Robertson Railway League and the…
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Yesterday morning a tour of inspection along the route of the above line was made by Messrs. Eddy and Oliver, Railway Commissioners, accompanied by Mr. H. Dean,…
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A special meeting of the North Illawarra Council was held at the Council Chamber, Fairy Meadow, on Monday night. Alderman Thorne (one of the…
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The Kiama to Nowra railway will be realy for opening at the beginning of next month, The line is 28 miles in length, and by the opening of this…
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A test of the bridges on the route of the above line was made yesterday by Mr. H. Deano, Engineer-in-chief for railways, and a party including Messrs, E.W. Foxloo,…
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A special train is to convoy some member or members of the Ministry to the opening demonstration of the Kiama-Nowra railway on Friday next…
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The largest rail way station " on earth", is, of course, in America, or will be when it is finished. It is to be the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Broad-street…
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The official opening of the Kiama to Nowra railway extension will take place on Friday. A special train will leave Redford at 8 28 a.m., conveying the Governor, Sir…
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