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- Vans 24 and 26 for conveying perishables between Mile End and Wolseley.
- Trucks not fitted with screw couplings - not to be used between Murray Bridge and Serviceton.
- Season tickets, return tickets, and excursion tickets - list of (suburban) routes over which alternative route travel is permissible. (Glenelg railways dominate).
- Opening of Clare to Spalding railway on Monday 9th January. Mileages, sidings, loads and timetables.
- Peterborough and Port Pirie - service with carriage attached runs daily (Sundays excepted).
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- Trans-Australian Express - up and down expresses will stop at Orroroo, Carrieton, and Hammond on Sundays as well as Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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- Millicent station yard - relocation of Up Home signal.
- G and J classes of wagons, being converted to GA, GB, and JJ wagons with greater carrying capacity.
- Spalding line - conveyance of mails.
- Telephone switchboard at Adelaide station will replace public central exchange - list of all railway offices connect and extension numbers.
- Licensed porters - By-Law 185
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- Eyre Peninsula Lines - stations with Permissive Block books.
- Manoora - three-position electric signalling installed 24th January.
- Vans for carriage of explosives.
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- Northfield - catchpoint.
- Outer Harbour line - siding for Adelaide Electric Supply Company.
- Riverton station - signalling alterations.
- Long Gully - Sunday special trains now cancelled.
- Adelaide to Murray Bridge - timetable for Saturday evening passenger service.
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- Northfield - catchpoint advice in W.N. 5 cancelled.
- Wolseley station - signals and interlocking.
- Cobera - telephone installed.
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- Northfield - catchpoints - instructions.
- Apamurra - receiving post office established 17th February.
- Carriage of grapes to stations on the Willunga line - instructions for coming season.
- Spalding line - instructions re mails between Clare and Spalding.
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- Saddleworth station - electric signalling operative 28th February.
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- Alternative routes - Spalding and Gulnare excursion tickets valid for return.
- Bowmans - broad-gauge construction trains crossing narrow-gauge main line.
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- Bowmans - broad-gauge construction trains crossing narrow-gauge main line.
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- Long Plains line - down and up mixed trains only shunt at Two Wells, Mallala, and Long Plains. Loading for other sidings must not be sent by mixed trains.
- Riverton station - signals
- Balaklava and Port Wakefield - now connected by telephone.
- Taplan - water column secured by S lock to prevent water from being stolen.
- Arrangements for conveyance of furniture for employees being transferred from one station to another.
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- Sleep's Hill and Schwerkolt's Quarries - shunting arrangements. "Kicking off" of vehicles is strictly forbidden.
- North line - light engines returning to Adelaide after assisting down trains may work up goods trains, but arrangement does not apply to the Gawler engine.
- Staff warned that points must not be trailed during shunting.
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- Ambulance car now stationed at Marree (converted from P.O. van 17) - details of equipment provided.
- Non-air trucks may be loaded for Murray Lands and Pinnaroo lines.
- Glenelg line (South Terrace) - trains to stop clear of crossing at Black Forest.
- Melbourne Express - second engine only required beyond Tailem Bend on down train if load exceeds 240 tons.
- Croydon station - signal alteration.
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- Licensed luggage porters in operation from 10th April at Adelaide station, whereafter uniform porters will no longer carry passengers' luggage.
- Carriage of mails to and from Northern towns (mainly Port Pirie - Peterborough) on Sundays.
- Paringa - 20 ton weighbridge
- Maggea - twice weekly mail service.
- Easter train services - South line. Mount Gambier to Portland.
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- Bowmans - broad-gauge construction trains crossing narrow-gauge main line.
- Peterhead - electric bell to notify train coming from Largs or Glanville - Officer in charge at Peterhead must guard the crossing.
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- Willochra - sheep and cattle yards erected.
- Hookina - cattle yards erected.
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- East-West express, Murray Bridge to Serviceton - second engine not required beyond Tailem Bend if load is less than 240 tons.
- Consist of train with carriages for Paringa and Loxton.
- Henley Beach line - enginemen to ring bell continuously between Grange and Henley Beach.
- Virginia - ticket and parcels agency.
- Riverton station yard - temporary signal alterations.
- Waikerie line - siding at 154.25 miles.
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- Mount Lofty - instruction for push-engine.
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- Maggea - mail arrangements now three times per week.
- Port Broughton - Kadina motor lorry conveying passengers - altered day of operation.
- Bowmans - broad-gauge construction trains crossing narrow-gauge main line.
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- Marino - up trains must telephone Brighton for permission to proceed.
- Waikerie line - mail bag service for siding at 154.25 miles.
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- North Gawler - point indicator for Sand Siding.
- Perth Express - reserved seats may be arranged between Adelaide and Port Augusta, and lists carriages for narrow-gauge section including Yanyarrie and Wanilla.
- Western System - re-organisation of gangs. Gangs located at Hoyleton, Blyth, Yacka.
- North Gawler - trains cannot cross until further notice.
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- Outer Harbour - goods not accepted at Commissioner's risk as no goods shed.
- Commonwealth railways - special arrangements for carriage of dogs and poultry and passengers consigning dogs by same passenger train required to attend to feeding and watering with provisions from the dining car.
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- South Hummocks - telephone connected to Port Wakefield and Balaklava.
- Glanville station yard - signal alterations.
- Peterborough - arrangements for push engines towards Terowie.
- Port Pirie - shunting arrangements for Ellen Street, Smelting works, and wharves.
- Parachilna - ballast siding at 329 miles and 8 chains near Meadows.
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- Jabuk station - goods and parcels must be prepaid.
- Waikerie line - siding at 154.25 miles to be known as Hillmanville.
- Hookina - ballast pit.
- J wagons - capacity is 10 tons but some still have 8 ton capacity plates.
- Outer Harbour - catch points.
- Adelaide and Marama - weekly mail bag.
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- Quorn - mails despatched on Sundays by Trans-Australian Express.
- Rendelsham - direct exchange of mails with Adelaide from 1st July.
- Grand junction to Glanville - electric signalling effective 2nd July.
- Quorn - buzzer telephone in Traffic Superintendent's office.
- Adelaide to Gawler - timetable changes.
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- Keswick - Showgrounds Junction signalling alterations.
- Ambulance Van - a fracture board is provided to place under the wire mattress for use in case of fractures.
- Melbourne Express - examination of tickets for second division.
- Eyesight and Hearing tests and medical examination of workers.
- Outalpa and Nantabibbie sidings - re-opened.
- Camden and Morphettville - tickets interchangeable.
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- Willunga line - load for F class engines on limited mixed trains from Brighton to Willunga is 150 tons.
- Blyth station yard signals - alterations.
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- Stockyard Creek - caretaker withdrawn.
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- Postal employees travelling on goods trains - not required to sign risk note.
- Hillmanville - open for goods and passenger traffic.
- East-west Express between Murray Bridge and Serviceton - second engine required if tonnage exceeds 210 tons.
- Trans-Australian line - carriage of small animals by passenger train.
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- Long Plains - load for any engine on mixed trains not to exceed 300 tons.
- Oodnadatta line - location of gangs.
- South line - new ballast siding at 57.5 miles between Murray Bridge and Kinchina.
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- Adelaide and Broken Hill, and Burra service - extra trains to operate.
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- South Line - location of wayside telephones.
- Adelaide and Broken Hill - timetable correction.
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- Willochra - telephone alteration.
- Summit (Port Augusta to Quorn) - shunting and crossing of trains no longer possible.
- Gladstone - point indicator.
- Belalie North to Gladstone -engine loads conditional on Westinghouse brakes.
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- Richmond - telephone installed.
- Express trains Murray Bridge to Serviceton - load for S class engine is 215 tons.
- Northfield station - electric lighting
- Sandy Creek - Resident staff withdrawn from 31st August. Electric staff block to be from North Gawler to Lyndoch from 1st September.
- Truro and Angaston lines - timetable alteration.
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- Narrow -gauge A vans with wooden underframes restricted to Quorn and Oodnadatta.
- Balaklava nd Kadina - telephones installed.
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- Oodnadatta line - location of gangs.
- Port Wakefield station yard signals.
- Winnininnie siding - signalmen again located.
- Belalie North to Jamestown - load advice applies to T class engines.
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- Halbury siding - now a porter in charge.
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- Woodville station signals.
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- Safety First - (plates) right and wrong way to level coal in tender of Rx class engine.
- Monarto South connected with telegraph.
- Golf Links siding - indicators.
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- Brinkworth station yard signals.
- Railway Gardens Competition - judging criteria.
- Mutooroo and Cutana sidings.
- Cool chamber working for summer season.
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- Hallett - station yard signals.
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- Malpas - formerly Wolowa.
- Victor Harbour Express - timetable.
- Riverton station - electric signalling alterations 27th October.
- South Line - ballast siding at 81 miles (Between Tailem Bend and Cookes Plains).
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- Mantung - station master appointed.
- Coomandook - signals and interlocking.
- Glanville - starting signal.
- Nadda - arrangements re mails.
- Regulations re employment, transfer expenses, issuing of uniform, long-service leave, leave of absence, Life assurance, Superannunation, Retirement, Classification, Sunday time, Overtime, Home stations, Travelling allowance, Examining Board.
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- Gladstone yard signals.
- Port adelaide to Glanville via St Vincent Street permanently closed from 15th November.
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- Bumbunga line (under construction) - wheat traffic.
- Brinkworth station yard signals.
- Marlborough Street (Henley Beach Line) ticket and parcels agency opened 14th Nov.
- Mount Gambier and Wolseley Line - timetable.
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- Peterborough - push engine arrangements towards Terowie.
- Bumbunga Line (under construction) - wheat traffic.
- Adelaide Station Yard - electric signalling.
- Karoonda, Karte, Kringin, Mootatunga, and Peebinga - mail bags.
- Coomandook - interlocking
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- Goodwood to Brighton - loads for F class engines.
- Wolseley to Serviceton - load for GB engines is 100 tons.
- Peterborough station yard signals.
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- Wolseley - station yard signal relocated.
- Torrens Park - ticket and parcels agency established.
- Malpas - mails exchanged three times a week.
- Wolowa - exchange of mails with Tailem Bend discontinued.
- Belalie - exchange of mails with Peterborough.
- Willunga line stations - conveyance of mails by rail discontinued on 1st January 1923.
- Failure of safety valves - recent boiler explosion on an English Railway was caused by engineman failing to report safety valve failing to blow off at required pressure.
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- Long Plains - mail bag arrangements.
- Use of cattle vans for goods loading.
- Pinnaroo line - load for Tx engines for goods and mixed trains is 50 percent over the load for a K class.
- Pinnaroo and Murray Lands line - call for return of figures on passengers carried over these lines for the previous twelve months.
- Pinnaroo line - 16 ton trucks may now be loaded to full capacity.
- Paringa line - speed restriction between Tailem Bend and Karoonda, 20 miles per hour.
- Passenger and mixed train running - from 2nd January 1923, a daily report is to be made listing all trains that did not reach their destination on schedule.
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- Cradock - arrangement for mails, including Travelling Post Office.
- Wolseley - daily mail bag.
- Paratoo - closure of post office, and mail bag to Peterborough.
- Terowie to Orroroo - mails discontinued.
- Goods loading in cattle vans - table of load capacities.
- Waikerie - mails.
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