Port Kembla Railway. WORK AlMOST COMPLETED
The last girder of the bridge over Allen's Creek in connection with the railway to Port Kembla has been laid, and all the necessary timber is on the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1916
69 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 2 of 4
Bomaderry-jervis Bay Railway
In compliance with a request from the local railway league, Mr. Austin Chapman, M.H.R., has approached the Department of Navy, with reference to…
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In the Assembly the other day, Mr. Mark F. Morton, on behalf of the hon. member for Canterbury, who is now in the Kiama military camp, asked…
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Mr. J. J. Jamieson, of the Survey Department, Government Railways, who came to Wollongong on Thursday last to commence work in…
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On and after Sunday, May 28th, the following alterations will take place in the railway time-table:—The 7 p.m. train, Wollongong to Sydney on…
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As will be seen in our advertising columns. Messrs. Mood and Son, coachbuilders, etc., of Albion Park, are the district agents for this…
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Mr. M. F. Morton, M.L.A., has been informed by the Railway Commissioners that a platform will not be erected at Mount Drummond, on the Port…
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Sir,—The question of the stating time of the workmen's train from Wollongong to Coalcliff, is a very vexed topic among the workmen of…
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A conference of representatives of the Nowra, Berry, and South Shoal haven Councils was held at the Goulburn Chambers Nowra on Saturday…
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Dear Sir—The question of the starting time of the workmen's train from Wollongong to Coalcli[?] is a very vexed topic among the workmen…
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A test case of more than usual interest is now being tried before[?] the Chief Industrial Mggistrate, Mr. C. G. Add son Robert Rawding and…
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A test of more than usual interest is now long Fried before the chief industrial Magistrate (Mr. C. G. Addison). Robert and fettler…
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The continuation of the annual inspection of the railway lines and premises the Deputy Chief Commissioner, Mr. James Frases, accompanied by the…
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At the meeting of the Wollongong Citizens' Association on Wednesday night, Inspector Anderson referred to the practice adopted at the local station…
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The Government, in pursuance of their policy of State control of the railway refreshment rooms, have taken over the Wollongong refreshment room…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Wollongong Municipal Roads. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—I was pleased to notice that the Wollongong Overseer of Works had drawn attention, the bad formation of the roads within the municipality…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Nowra-bomad [?]Rr[?] Railway. Evidence Before the Public Works Committee
Mark Fairles Morton, Esq. M.L.A., sworn and examined:— Is it your idea that the Public Works Committee should try and have cleared…
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At the local police court this morning, the Stipendiary Magistrate gave his decision in the case of Wollongong Council against E. Brown for…
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We see Ald. Bunks moved in the Berry Council that tenders be called for live chains of metal for the Tool[?] road, but the matter after dis…
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A friend of mine (writes a correspondent of the "Cornhill Magazine") was travelling on one of the light railways along which Mr. Balfour ran himself with such…
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