Port Kembla Train Service
The Wollongong-Port Kembla passenger service will come into operation on Monday. Trains will leave Wollongong daily at 6 55…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1920
141 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 8
Port Kembla Passenger Train
This train is billed to start on Monday next, 5th instant, leaving Wollongong at 6 a.m., arriving at Port Kembla 6.15 a.m. The train will leave…
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A motor mishap occurred on the Broughton Village road near Mrs Thompson's on Monday of last week. The car laden with peolple, capsized…
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On Wednesday, a deputation, which included Aldermen Payne, Carrol, and McDonald (North Illawarra), Ald. Beatson (Wollongong), and Aldermen…
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Despite the stoppage of work at Port Kembla, 70 passengers availed themselves of the first train to Port Kembla from Wollongong on Monday…
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Mr. M. F. Morton, M.L.A., is informed that a railway surveyor will shortly proceed to Robertson to survey a now route via that town to Port…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Accidents. Jumped for Train. Boy's Foolish Act
A little boy named Alfred Johnson, who was returning home from Bulli, on Monday morning, to Scarborough, by train, on finding that the train did…
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Having traversed a good distance in [?] his vain efforts to catch up again with [?] the hounds, Richard Varley cantered [?] across the lower part of a field, and…
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Mr. Jamieson, surveyor for the Railway Dept., left Robertson a week ago, and come on down through Dapto this week. His trip is more…
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There was a meeting of the committee in Wollongong Council Chamber on Monday afternoon; present, the Mayor, Alderman Mayo, Mtsb. J. B. Wells, A…
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Sir Patrick Milner had made what was called a foolish marriage. He had run away with a penniless girl at a time when he could have married…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →District News. Keiraville. Motor Ambulance Fund
The Keiraville branch of the motor ambulance fund, held a committee meeting on Tuesday night at the Institute. Mr. Church presided. The…
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When an accident happens on the road leading to the Hospital into which all the traffic of that part of the district has been diverted, consequent…
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That the motor of the future will road on more wheels than those of the present is a possibility, in view of the fact that at least one eight-wheeled…
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Mrs. Barneith, however, was strong[?] than Ellen. She kept no servant, and [?] the work of the house was done [?]erself and her daughters. Of course…
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Following on the deputation which waited upon the Hon. the Minister for Local Government, some weeks ago, Mr R. D. Fitzgerald (Engineer, Public…
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It was sot the first time that Ellen[?]d been to London. In the old days, [?]hen Sir Patrick bad. run up for the [?]e of horses or some such congenial…
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The next Labor Government of New South Wales will take a very simple method of increasing primary production, making existing railway lines pay…
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A little later Varley was walking slowly along Piccadilly. Th thought of Ellen, the remembrance of her changed look clung to him. It was useless to…
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Slowly, but with certainty, the Australian East Coast Railway Scheme is growing. For a generation or more, people of the New South Wales South…
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