19th century
- 1886 – Johannesburg township established by Boer government after discovery of gold in vicinity.
- 1887. The Star newspaper in publication. ...
- 1888 – St Mary's School was founded.
- 1890. Library opens. ...
- 1891. Horse-drawn tram begins operating. ...
- 1892 – Prison built.
- 1895 – Railway in operation.
- 1896.
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