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Sydney Time Table History W Arringah Area Sydney Tim e Table History W arringah Area - Routes 100 - 199 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates (SS100) 20/01/1990 Surfrider (summer only) 30/11/1991 (100 deleted 1992) (SS100A) 25/09/1995 Dee Why to Airport 04/2000 (100 deleted 25/06/2001) (SS101) 23/10/1978 Dee Why to Chatswood Next see SS149 23/10/1978 101 (SS102) 23/04/1979 War Veterans Home Collaroy to Warringah Next see SS160 23/04/1979 Mall 102 (SS123) 13/12/1974 Dee Why east to Warringah Mall (123 deleted 29/01/1975) (SS130) 05/11/1956 Clontarf Next 130 see SS131 10/1976 130 170 (SS131) 13/06/1957 Manly to Seaforth Next see SS132A 02/07/1989 Coded M101 from 09/01/1978 Titled Balgowlah Heights from 07/1978 130 from 09/01/1978 until 01/1983 131 132 from 02/1969 137 until 01/1983 170 from 07/1978 171 from 07/1978 172 from 07/1978 r/n 171 06/09/1987 (SS132) 13/06/1957 Manly to Bantry Bay Next see SS131 28/01/1962 132 Timetable History Warringah 1 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates SS132A 03/03/1991 Balgowlah Previous 141 142 166 248 see SS141 131 Manly œ North Balgowlah, from 17/07/1993 Previous 145 see SS140A 132 Manly œ Warringah Mall Previous 168 see SS168 133 Manly œ Seaforth, from 21/09/1997 Previous 132 171 see SS131 141 Manly - Seaforth 142 Manly œ Skyline Shops 145 Warringah Mall œ The Bluff, from 27/10/1991 146 Warrigah Mall œ Manly, from 04/06/1992 149 Warringah Mall œ Old Pittwater Rd, from 03/1997 (166 r/n E66) 168 Warringah Mall 171 Manly Wharf (248 deleted 06/05/1995) E66 Skyline Shops, from 03/1997 E68 Warringah Mall, from 03/1997 E71 Manly Wharf, from 03/1997 (SS133) 09/01/1978 Manly to Dee Why Previous 136 see SS136A 11/09/1980 Coded M102 Previous 139 see SS139 Titled Harbord and Curl Curl from 10/1978 Previous 162 see SS162 Titled Harbord from 06/09/1987 Previous 163 see SS162 (133 from 04/02/1980 r/n 165 by 02/1983) Next 136 137 see SS136B (133 deleted 16/02/1991) Next 139 see SS139A (134 deleted 16/02/1991) 136 (137 from 02/1983 deleted 16/02/1991) (138 from 04/02/1980 until 02/1983) (138 from 06/1984 deleted 16/02/1991) 139 (160 from 02/1983 deleted 16/02/1991) (162 deleted by 02/1983) (163 deleted by 02/1983) 165 Timetable History Warringah 2 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates SS135 19/07/1998 North Head Previous see SP135 135 (SS136) 16/10/1939 Manly Tram Replacement Date does not match actual date of 01/10/1939 œ see ”A 136 Manly Wharf œ Dee Why Beach Manly Mystery‘ 137 Manly Wharf œ New St, Balgowlah 139 Manly Wharf œ Harbord via Queenscliff 140 Many Wharf œ Manly Vale 141 Manly Wharf œ Spit Bridge, Mosman 142 Manly Wharf œ Narrabeen œ Palm Beach 143 Manly Wharf œ Kitchener St, Balgowlah 144 Manly Wharf œ St Leonards 155 Manly Wharf œ Narrabeen Peninsula (SS136A) 14/11/1964 Manly to Narraweena Next see SS133 06/11/1971 136 (SS136B) 05/1986 Beacon Hill and Narraweena Previous see SS133 04/06/1992 Retitled Beacon Hill 05/1986 Next 136 see SS136C 136 Next 146 152 179 see SS146A (137 deleted 16/02/1991) Next 169 172 173 see SS169 146 from 17/02/1991 Next 180 see SS180 152 from 17/02/1991 (154 deleted 16/02/1991) 169 172 from 17/02/1991 173 174 179 from 17/02/1991 180 from 17/02/1991 SS136C 02/1994 Manly to Chatswood Previous see SS136B 136 (160 from 11/1996, r/n L60 03/1997) L60 060 from 09/12/2001 Timetable History Warringah 3 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates (SS138) 01/07/1963 Harbord to Warringah Mall 07/1972 138 (SS139) 12/1965 South Curl Curl Next see SS133 07/1969 139 SS139A 02/1984 Harbord Previous see SS133 139 (165 from 02/1983 r/n E65) E65 from 03/1997 (SS140) 13/06/1957 Manly to Seaforth Next 141 168 see SS141 09/1980 Coded M103 from 09/01/1978 Retitled North Balgowlah 09/1980 140 141 from 01/1966 167 from 09/1980 168 from 09/1980 (SS140A) 17/02/1991 Mall Shopper 17/02/1991 140 145 SS140B 02/03/1992 Manly to Macquarie University 140 (SS141) 06/1984 North Balgowlah and Allambie Heights Next 145 see SS140A 15/11/1989 Coded M705 Next see SS132A 141 Previous 143 145 147 see SS143 142 Previous 248 see SS247 (143 from 06/09/1987, del ) Next 249 see SS247 145 from 06/09/1987 166 168 235 from 06/09/1987 246 from 06/09/1987 248 249 from 06/09/1987 Timetable History Warringah 4 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates SS142 30/01/1962 Manly to Narrabeen Next see SS155 Coded M104 from 09/01/1979 (142 r/n 155) (146 deleted by 02/1983) 155 157 from 10/1980 (SS143) 01/1966 Manly to Brookvale Next see SS141 09/08/1981 Coded M105 from 09/01/1978 143 145 147 from 09/01/1978 (SS143A) 02/1983 Brookvale Depot to Warringah Mall Next see SS141 03/1986 Coded M111 143 SS144 17/10/1949 St Leonards to Manly Previous 144 see SS136 Sydney‘s oldest Government bus service Previous 150 see SS150 Coded M106 from 09/01/1978 Previous 151 see SS151 Titled Manly to Chatswood from 11/09/1988 Previous 250 see SS250 143 from 24/09/1995 144 (150 night service from 02/1983, r/n 151 17/11/1986) (150 North Sydney from 01/1986, r/n E50) 151 from 03/1997 250 from 11/09/1988 E43 from 03/1997 E50 from 03/1997 (SS145) 04/12/1984 West Manly Vale to Warringah Mall Next see SS141 04/12/1984 (145) (SS146) 02/1983 Collaroy Plateau, Cromer and Wheelers Hill Previous see SS160 29/07/1990 Coded M610 Next 146 148 152 173 174 180 see SS136B (133 deleted by 16/02/1991) Timetable History Warringah 5 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates (134 deleted by 16/02/1991) (138 from 06/1985 deleted by 16/02/1991) 146 148 152 173 174 180 SS146A 05/1994 Cromer Previous see SS136A and SS146 Style TG 12/10/2003 146 Manly œ War Veterans Home 152 Warringah Mall - Cromer 179 War Veterans Home E79 War Veterans Home from 03/1997 (SS147) 09/01/1950 Balgowlah Heights 147 deleted by ? (SS149) 03/12/1956 Dee Why Previous 101 see SS101 11/1980 Coded M107 from 09/01/1979 Next 101 see SS136B Retitled Frenchs Forest and Narraweena Next 154 169 173 174 see 10/1978 SS154A 101 from 11/1980 Next 149 see SS159 149 next r/n 159 154 from 09/01/1978 169 (172 until 05/1970) 173 174 from 03/1968 (SS150) 24/09/1984 Manly to North Sydney Next see SS144 24/09/1984 150 (SS151A) 17/11/1996 QVB to Mona Vale nights Next see SS144 17/11/1996 151 Timetable History Warringah 6 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates (SS152) 01/01/1950 Manly to Palm Beach (152 weekends and holidays deleted by ?) (SS154) 10/1963 Manly to Frenchs Forest Next see SS149 27/01/1970 154 (156 r/n 154 by 27/01/1970) (SS154A) 02/1983 Frenchs Forest and Narraweena Next see SS136B 06/08/1987 Coded M603 154 169 173 174 SS155 02/1983 Manly to Narrabeen Previous see SS142 Coded M104 155 156 157 158 (SS157) 29/10/1950 Church Point Next 157 see SS155 11/1980 Coded M109 from 09/01/1978 Next 185 186 see SS185 (151 r/n 185 by 14/11/1964) 157 (159 r/n 186 by 14/11/1964) 185 186 SS159 02/1983 Wingala Previous 176 177 see SS175 Coded M605 Previous 159 see SS149 Style TG 12/10/2003 159 Manly œ Dee Why, prev 149 176 Dee Why Beach, expresses r/n E76 from 03/1997 (177 r/n E77 from 03/1997) E76 Dee Why Beach E77 Dee Why Timetable History Warringah 7 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates (SS160) 13/10/1958 Manly to Collaroy Plateau Next see SS146 10/1981 Coded M110 from 09/01/1978 102 from 02/1980 next replaced by 146/152 155 from 09/01/1978 160 180 (SS160A) 23/05/1994 Dee Why to Chatswood Next see SS136C 11/1994 160 (SS162) 09/1967 Manly to Dee Why Next see SS133 27/01/1970 162 163 (SS168) 10/1963 Wynyard to North Balgowlah Next see SS132A 08/1976 167 from 28/01/1975 168 SS169 05/1994 Narraweena Previous see SS136B Style TG 12/10/2003 169 Manly via Narraweena 172 Narraweena 173 Cromer Heights E69 Manly via Narraweena from 03/1997 E72 Narraweena from 03/1997 E73 Cromer Heights from 03/1997 (SS171) 10/1963 Wynyard to Balgowlah Heights Next see SS131 12/1977 171 SS175 31/03/1958 Wynyard to Palm Beach Next 176 177 see SS159 Coded N101 from 08/1980 See also SS189 Retitled Warringah from 06/09/1987 This list only shows routes where complete timetable included. 150 night Wynyard to Manly from 12/1984 151 from 03/1997 (174 Condamine St, Balgowlah deleted by Timetable History Warringah 8 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates 03/1967) 175 Brookvale 176 North Curl Curl separate after 09/1981 177 Dee Why Beach separate after 09/1981 178 Dee Why (179 Sth Creek Rd, Dee Why deleted by 06/09/1987) (181 Collaroy deleted by 05/09/1987) 182 Narrabeen (183 North Narrabeen deleted by 06/09/1987) 184 Mona Vale 185 from 17/02/1991 186 from 17/02/1991 187 Newport 188 Avalon (189 Taylors Point also separate after 05/09/1987, r/n E89 03/1997) 190 Palm Beach E75 from 03/1997 E78 from 03/1997 E83 from 03/1997 E84 from 03/1997 E87 from 03/1997 E88 from 03/1997 E89 from 03/1997 L87 from 03/1997 L88 from 03/1997 L90 from 03/1997 SS180 05/1994 Collaroy Plateau Previous see SS136B Style TG 12/10/2003 180 (E80 from 03/1997 until 03/2000) L80 from 03/1997 Timetable History Warringah 9 Table Earliest / Title and Routes References Latest Dates (SS185) 02/1983 Warriewood and Church Point Previous see SS155 02/09/1990 Coded M709 Next see SS175 185 186 SS187 05/1994 Pittwater Previous see SS175 187 Newport 188 Avalon (189 until 03/1997 r/n E89) 190 Palm Beach E87 from 03/1997 E88 from 03/1997 E89 from 03/1997 L87 from 03/1997 L88 from 03/1997 L90 from 03/1997 SS189 18/05/1986 Avalon Coded N116 (189 r/n E89 from 03/1997) 191 Avalon - Bilgola Plateau 192 Avalon - Stokes Point, from 06/09/1987 193 Avalon - Whale Beach, from 06/09/1987 E89 Avalon Timetable History Warringah 10 .
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