Cross-country Railway
The Government has decided to refer the cross-country railway from Moss Vale to Port Kembla to Public Works Committee. It is expected that…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1922
108 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 5 of 6
TUESDAY. Motor Car and Sulky
Thomas J. McCann, of Port Kembla, claimed £13/0/6 from H. Leonard for injuries to a horse and damages to a sulky and harness through…
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The Railway Commissioners announces that they are now again prepared to accept sleepers at any railway station within the area advertised. Some time…
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The Railway Commissioners announce that they are now prepared to accept sleepers at any railway station within the area advertised. Some time in July…
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Mr. W. Smith, clerk, Thirroul railways, who was transferred to Sydney some time ago, removed with his wife and family to Sutherland on Monday…
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Whilst a motor lorry, laden with furniture, was passing over the temporary level crossing at Bulli on Wednesday, about 7 p.m., an engine with van…
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Mr. H. Woods' motor lorry, conveying Mrs. Hovrwth and her staff: and catering materials to Kembla Grange races on Saturday, aa the result of being…
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At Shollharbour Council meeting on Wednesday a letter was read from Mr. J. B. Stoyles, of Wollongong, in which the writer congratulated the Council on…
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A letter received by Mr. John Missingham, senr. (president of the Robertson District Railway League), from Mr. H. R. Lee, secretary of the Cross…
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Mr. M. F. Morton, M.L.A., informs us that the Assembly has passed the necessary resolution referring the proposed railway from Port Kembla to…
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The annual examinations of Thirroul branch of the Railway Institute are being held in November and December, and a large number of candidates are…
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Shellharbour Council is sparing no effort to get tho favourite tourist roads in the municipality in first class order for the Xmas tourist traffic. At…
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On Wednesday at Bulli the Deputy Coroner, Mr. James Kirby, held an inquest as to the death on the 8th November of William Gibson. Mr. Lysaght…
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The recent miners' strike, though of short duration, effected the inwards traffic to Port Kembla for the month of October, there being a decrease as…
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Mr. Los. Gilroy, of Dapto, accompanied by his father, was driving along the main South Coast Road on Sunday last when a motor car collided with his…
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The Deputy Coroner (Mr. Jas. Kirby conducted an inquest concerning the death of William Jacob Gibson at the Court House, Bulli, on Monday…
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Mr. Ball, Secretary for Public Works moved: That it be referred to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works to consider and report…
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Sir,—For an important town like Wollongong the arrangements at our local railway parcels office are not at all satisfactory. The office is closed whilst…
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Mr. H. R. Lee has received the following letter from the Secretary of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works in connection with the…
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Excursion Tickets at Single Fare for the Double Journey (minimum rates 8/9 first class and 5/10 second class) will be issued to SYdney and…
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