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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RAILWAYS

WEEKLY NOTICES

1911

Interim listing

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2
  • Western System - lengthening of wheat sidings at Paskeville, Saints, Bowmans, and Kybunga and crossing siding at Bowmans.
  • Sending crane chains and slings to Glanville for testing - instructions.
3
  • Tintinara - new passing siding
  • Melton - crossing siding
  • Melbourne Express to stop at Balhannah on Sundays.
  • Victor Harbour and Milang lines - permissive block working.
  • Clapham - train wheels to be spragged whilst engine shunts around train.
  • Duck Ponds (Port Lincoln line) open.
  • Adelaide and Mitcham - engine loads.
4
  • Culburra - new siding
  • Goolwa - arrangements for shunting between Goolwa Junction station and wharf, and no longer restricted to G class and H class engines.
5
  • Broken Hill Express - loads for S class engines.
  • Victor Harbour and Hindmarsh Bridge - working by tramcar.
  • Minvalara (Quorn line) - new siding open.
6
  • Orroroo - triangle
  • Puggarees - will be supplied, on application, to all staff with uniforms.
  • Dewson - formerly Culburra (South line).
  • Gepp's Cross - fares to.
7
  • Sleeping car diagrams - instructions for Porters.
  • Tintinara - goods siding.
  • Stationmaster classification and list of stations in each class.
  • Rates of pay for railway employees.
8
  • Strathalbyn - signal changes.
  • Medhurst's Siding (Glencoe line) - open
9
  • Electric Staff Block instruments Mount Lofty, Aldgate, and Bridgewater and instructions for operation.
  • Islington - audible distant signal operated with an explosive cartridge.
10
  • Tintinara and Dewson - catchpoints operated by cheeseknobs.
11
  • Permissive Block working - instructions.
12
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13
  • Sleeping and lavatory car no 174 (narrow-gauge) - description
  • "Mann" boudoir cars named "Hindmarsh","Latrobe", "Willochra" and "Broughton".
  • Sleeping cars renamed. "Adelaide" now "Torrens", "Wolseley" now "Finniss", "Melbourne" now "Loddon", "Ballarat" now "Glenelg".
  • Telford - formerly Leigh's Creek coal siding.
  • Mile End Railway Yard - instructions.
14
  • Clapham - sprags provided and instructions for use.
  • Lameroo - 3 ton crane.
  • Dewson and Ki Ki - not yet open for goods traffic.
  • Cannawigra - switches in main line.
  • Nilpena - sheep yards.
15
  • Lighting lamps in carriages.
  • Transfer of employees to or from Commonwealth service.
16
  • Hammond - sheep and cattle yards
  • Serviceton - three wire stretchers are provided as sleeping accommodation for guards.
  • Melbourne Express - schedule of engine loads.
  • First aid rendered by railways employees commended by "The Advertiser" on 3rd April re injuries to Mr Lawrence Mulroney who was run over by a waggon and "terribly injured".
17
  • Dry Creek - track arrangement in relation to duplication from Islington to Gawler.
  • Cannawigra - switches in main line.
  • Post Office and Telegraph work now removed from Tailem Bend, Lameroo, Pinnaroo, and Monarto South.
  • Crossing and Proceed Orders for assisting engines.
  • Discovery of remains of aboriginal natives etc. - instructions when discovered on Crown Lands.
18
  • Goolwa - engine working and track diagram
  • Minvalara - permissive block station.
  • Parilla - 3 ton crane.
  • Edillilie and Yeelanna (Port Lincoln line) - caretakers.
  • Height and width loading - diagrams of of broad and narrow gauge.
  • Monteith, Ki-Ki, Dewson, and Cannawigra open for traffic.
  • Cooke's Plains, Coomandook, Tintinara, and Wirrega - trains may cross.
  • Uniform Badges. Staff have been supplied with "S.A.R". badges, and also badges of "Porter", "Guard", etc.
19
  • McLaren's Railway Patent Footwarmers - instructions.
20
  • missing
21
  • Pinnaroo - engine loads
  • Post and telegraph work removed from the following - Hanson, Olary, Mount Bryan, Callington, Roseworthy, Bruce.
  • Leigh creek sheep and cattle yard
  • Broken Hill Express - horse boxes must not be attached.
22
  • Seppelt's - instructions.
  • Bridgewater - post and telegraph work removed.
  • Hookina - sheep yards
  • Willaston - parcels traffic must not be sent to tram terminus.
  • Visit of Sousa's band to Adelaide - excursion tickets
23
  • Monteith, Ki Ki, Dewson, Cannawirga - instructions.
  • Angaston line - take-outs.
  • Kybybolite - caretaker
  • Chateau Tanunda - private siding and intended for horse traction only.
  • Railway Gardens and Station Yards Gardens Competition - Commissioner has decided to award prizes annually.
24
  • Coronation Day - flags to be flown at all stations.
  • Willaston - worked by shunt engines and not ordinary trains.
  • Glenelg line - loads for M class engines.
  • Belair Road Crossing (Blackwood - Belair) - telephone located in crossing-keeper's house.
  • Henley Beach line - instructions.
  • Bowden station yard signals.
  • His Majesty The King's Coronation, Thursday June 22nd - excursion tickets
  • Gawler station - signals
  • North Adelaide - signals.
  • Yacka - instructions for working ballast siding.
25
  • Stationmasters - new design of winter uniform being issued.
  • Mitcham - engine loads.
  • Wharfage - the wharfage on corpses and dogs, is corpses 2 shillings each, and dogs three pence each.
26
  • Permissive block - instructions and list of train record book stations.
  • Woodville - loco siding.
27
  • Yacka - ballast siding working.
  • Angaston line - arrangements for mails.
28
  • Seppelts - stationmaster appointed.
  • Port Adelaide - Glanville. Shunt engines.
  • Henley Beach line - instructions.
  • Yacka - ballast pit.
  • Murray Bridge - arrangements for clarifying water for carriages.
  • Engine No, 161 - load at Port Adelaide.
  • Coomandook - passenger platform.
29
  • Henley Beach line - arrangements for parcels
  • Mile End Junction Signal Cabin - thrown out of use.
  • Ulooloo station yard signals.
  • Ambulance cars - instructions re both broad and narrow gauge cars. 24 hours clear notice must be given.
  • Empty ink bottles to be returned and Comptroller advised of numbers.
30
  • Morgan - arrangements re fish traffic.
  • Yx class engines - loads between Petersburg and Paratoo.
  • North Gawler - goods to be sent to Willaston.
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32
  • Melbourne Express - up and down trains not to cross at Cooke's Plains, Coomandook, Tintinara, and Wirrega.
  • Pintschs' Gas - instructions re gassing of brakevans.
  • Mortuary Car - operation on north line passenger trains.
  • Assisting engines in middle of train - practice not acceptable.
  • Mount Lofty - signals.
33
  • Firewood - instructions re quantity needed to light up boilers.
34
  • Croydon station - block working.
35
  • Dewson - trains to stop for passengers.
  • Monteith, Ki Ki, Dewson, and Cannawigra - opening.
  • Largs - signals and interlocking.
  • Angaston line open 9th September. Timetable, and engineloads.
36
  • North Gawler - formerly Willaston.
  • Adelaide Station - signals.
37
  • Western System - maximum speeds.
  • Solomontown - passenger and mixed trains will stop from 11th September.
  • Angaston line - engine loads.
38
  • Bagot's Well - crossing trains.
  • Pinnaroo and Serviceton trains - destination boards issued.
  • Mile End - not open for parcels traffic.
  • Blythwood - all Clapham trains must now stop at.
  • Keith - cattle yards erected.
  • Pinnaroo - sheep yards erected.
  • Booleroo Centre - sheep and cattle yards.
  • Letter of congratulations from His Excellency, The Governor, in relation to his railway journeys in South Australia.
39
  • Port Adelaide and Corporation Wharf - shunting
  • Port Wakefield - signals.
  • Cockburn - catch siding.
  • Rowland's Flat - instructions re trains stopping.
  • Port Adelaide - shunting lambs to the freezing works.
40
  • Engine 161 - loads.
41
  • Yarcowie - three ton crane
  • Engine bogie truck (for transferring narrow gauge engines over broad gauge) - weight when loaded, with list of narrow-gauge engine classes.
  • Torrens Bridge Junction - signals and interlocking.
  • Guards - rates of pay according to type of train worked.
42
  • Keith - closure of ballast siding near
  • Gawler tramway - instructions.
  • Cockburn - catch siding.
  • Cooke's Plains - sheep yards.
43
  • Henley Beach line - renaming of stations. Grangeville - formerly Cross Roads. Seaton - formerly Golf Club House.
  • Weighing of mails to determine gross weight of mail matter carried over South Australian Railways.
44
  • Angaston station - barrier system.
  • Broken Hill Express - instructions re train from Adelaide to Terowie, including parlour car to have observation end trailing. All carriages will be lit by "Stones" electric light.
  • Seaton - arrangements for goods.
  • Mail arrangements, North and South lines.
  • Angaston - sheep and cattle yards, and weighbridge.
  • Wolseley - 5 ton crane
  • Mile End Junction - signals.
  • Morgan line - schedule of engine loads.
45
  • Grangeville - crossbar signal.
  • Compo. bogie brakevans - some now fitted with "Stone's'" electric light.
  • Mail Arrangements - North and South lines.
  • Cheltenham - block working.
  • Double engine working.
  • Angaston and Morgan line trains - instructions re marshalling from Adelaide, and uncoupling at Gawler.
  • Port Pirie. Port Pirie South station closed. Solomontown not open for parcels.
  • Tramway fares - Moonta system, Gawler, Victor Harbour tramway.
46
  • Great Northern Line - employees' sleeping vans.
  • Morgan line - crossing of trains.
  • Salisbury - signals
  • Broken Hill Express - instructions.
  • North Gawler - shunting arrangements.
  • Angaston - five ton crane.
  • Seppelts - returns no longer to be sent to Freeling.
47
  • Lyndhurst - removal of post and telegraph work.
  • Pintsch's gas in carriages - instructions.
  • Middleton - instructions re stopping express.
  • Westinghouse air-brake instructions.
48
  • Gordon - permissive block station
  • Croydon - post and telegraph station opened
  • Fares - method of computing for passengers travelling from country to suburban destination.
49
  • Glanville - curves too sharp for six-wheel vans.
  • South Australian Railways Band - correspondence will be carried free.
  • Wallaroo Jetty - trains to stop to allow passengers to join from Adelaide Steamship Company's boats.
  • Keith and Lameroo - sheep yards erected.
  • Melbourne Express - stopping at Callington and Nairne.
  • Double engine working
  • Protection of native birds - instructions re transit of such.
  • Down mail specials to Serviceton must not interfere with up passenger trains.
50
  • Broken Hill Express - free seats in Parlour Car only to those holding passes.
  • Solomontown - express to stop at.
  • Yacka - Y class engines may work to ballast pit.
  • Sutherlands - 5 ton crane.
51
  • Littlehampton station signals.
  • South Hummocks to Kadina - 40 lb plant has been removed.
  • Dry Creek to Salisbury - double line working from 18th December.
  • Blackwood - goods shed completed.
  • Lucindale - post and telegraph facilities removed
52
  • Saltia - quarry siding removed
  • Sleep's Hill Quarry - instructions.
  • South line - loads for engines between Murray Bridge and Tailem Bend; Ki Ki and Coomandook.