THE TRAINS

• Mount Gambier line - sleeping car 'Morambro' temporarily withdrawn
• Standard Time - instructions.

• Warning gongs - Leader Street, Littlehampton, Mount Barker.
• Melbourne Express trains - push engine working.
• Tailem Bend - signals.

• Beachport line - Knight's siding.
• Wanbi (Paringa line) - authorised to issue proceed and cross orders.
• Abbeville (between Gulnare and Georgetown) opened 2nd February.

• Kilpalie (Paringa Line) opened 19th January.
• Dry Creek station yard - signals.
• Eden to Blackwood - three position signalling.

• Brick Siding (South Line) - train working.
• 40 ton capacity open trucks being introduced on broad-gauge lines - restrictions on use.
• Pinbong (Port Lincoln Division) open 2nd February.

• Haese's Crossing (Angaston line) stopping place for Rail Motors.
• Two engine working, Y class, Yx class and T class.
• Ridgeway (Balaklava line) open 2nd March.

• Instructions for crossing of trains on single lines. (correction).
• 40 ton capacity open trucks.
• Ascot Park - changed accounting to Oaklands.
• Journal boxes packed with wool waste - instructions.
• Coomandook -signals.
• Snowtown - signals.
• Blackwood to Belair - three position signals.

• Piltenge (Paringa line) opened 16th March.
• Seaton Park - ticket agency re-opened.
• Saddleworth - warning gongs.

• 'On a crooked and hilly single track' by 1925 the incentive quotations in Weekly Notices had reached almost religious proportions - safety first - speed second.
• Instructions for use of automatic couplers - with photographs.
• Working of special passenger train to Melbourne for the family of the late Mr. J. W. McGregor, which included sleeping car 'Hindmarsh'.
• Mount Lofty Station - signals.
• Eudunda line - rail motors stopping at gradient sign.

• Ambleside - rail motor stopping at overway bridge.
  
• Glenelg lines - availability of tickets.
  
• Deep Creek (Eudunda line) open 30th March.
  
• Murray Bridge line - Warla, Balyarta, and Kinchina loops.
  
• Hoyleton - signals thrown out of use.
  
• Narrow -gauge cars - 'Alberga', 'Coonatto', 'Nilpena', 'Yanyarrie', 'Wanilla', 'Morambro', Departmental car 'Baroota' and cars 113 and 114: restriction re working.
• Aldgate to Ambleside - three position signalling.
• Mount Lofty to Aldgate - three position signalling.
• Hoyleton station - signalling.

• Long Gully Station - switch indicators.
• Warpoo (Angaston line) stopping place for rail motors replaces name Haese's Crossing.
• Ambleside to Balhannah - three position signalling.
• Wanbi - Moorook Railway (under construction) - station open for goods.

• Redhill line (under construction) - truckload goods accepted.
• Long Gully - interlocking.
• Mount Lofty - signals.

• Stone Hut - goods platform erected.
• Sleep's Hill to Eden - three position signalling.
• Ki Ki - signals.
• Mr. Robert Clark - retirement and photograph.
• Mr George Dunbar - retirement and photograph.
• Halbury - temporary electric staff instruments.

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• Brick Siding - south line - train working.

• Peebinga line - mails.
• Mount Barker and Strathalbyn - mails by rail motor.
• Tintinara station - signals.
• Marino - switch indicators.
• Port Lincoln and Kimba - 30 ton weighbridges.
• Willunga - timetable for passenger motor.
• Mr. J. B. Garrett - retirement and photograph.
• Mr. P. J. Thomas - retirement and photograph.
• Peterborough - Solomontown - timetables.
• Crossing Orders under Train Control in operation 3rd June.

• Pata - combined sheep and cattle yards.
• Kybunga - temporary electric staff instruments.
• Murray Bridge Division - changed arrangements for accounting stations - Wanbi and Alawoona.
• Mr. M. N. McEgan - retirement under Septuagenerian Act and photograph.
• Late Mr. T. J. Kernot - obituary and photograph. (formerly Superintendent, Murray Bridge Division).
• Commonwealth passenger and rolling stock placed in service for Oodnadatta line.
• Mile End Goods yard - signals.

• Redhill line - commendation re break away of contractor's train.
• Georgetown - cattle crush and loading race.
• Halbury, Kybunga and Hart - length of sidings for crossing purposes.
• Advancing Order - for electric staff sections under train control - instructions.
• Mr. W. Glenn - retirement and photograph.
• Mr J. W. Brown - retirement and photograph.
• Power's accounting - instructions to station masters etc.
• Seaton Park - ticket Agency closed.
• Tintinara station - signals.

• 'A penny - halfpenny stamp will carry a letter hundreds of miles, but it wouldn't be able to do it if it didn't stick to it.'
• Late Mr. J. W. Brown passed away just prior to notice concerning his career.
• Halbury - accounting station for parcels and tickets.
• River Murray towns - road-rail tickets, and Pendles' Motor Service.
• Watervale - caretaker restored.
• Schwerkolt's Quarry Siding (Sleep's Hill) renamed Metal Quarries Co's Siding.
• Automatic Chocolate Machines - contract with Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., has been cancelled - list of stations and number of machines to be returned.
• Oodnadatta line - list of Commonwealth rolling stock.
• Blyth - signals.
• Woodville - signals.

• Mr. Frank Grant - retirement and photograph
• Mr John Allan Harrop - retirement and photograph.
• Railway Refreshment Services - from 1st July at specified station, will be controlled by the Railways Commissioners.
• Torrens Bridge - temporary siding.
• Seaton Park - ticket agency re-opened.
• North Gawler - from 1st July - included in metropolitan area.
• Woodville - Holden's signals.

• Truro line - mails by rail motor car.
• Balhannah - signals
• Hoyleton - signals
• Mulkirri (Spalding line) opened as stopping place for rail motor service cars.
• Capietha (Thevenard line) formerly Chandada.
• Kalbeeba (Angaston line) - stopping place.
• Parafield - stopping place for rail motors.
• Penwortham (Spalding line) name of stopping place at 84 miles.
• Commonwealth narrow gauge vehicles may operate over all lines of Peterborough Division.
• Late Mr. A. E. Welbourn (formerly Resident Engineer for construction of Oodnadatta line, and later Assistant Chief Engineer. Obituary and photograph.
• Mr. W. T. Denton retirement and photograph.

• Working of Oodnadatta line from 1st January 1926 by Commonwealth.
• Millswood to Goodwood - signals.
• Northfield - turntable instructions.
• Long Plains - accounting station for Avon and Kallora.
• Redhill line (Under construction) - truckloads now accepted for Collinsfield and Redhill.
• Philcox Hill - all vehicles must have Westinghouse brake.
• Mr. James Hosking - retirement and photograph.
• Mr. Charles Callow - retirement and photograph.
• Balaklava - signals.
• Station masters - wages and list of stations and their respective classes.
• Naracoorte - town parcel delivery service.
• Luggage and parcel delivery service to Adelaide suburbs - list of suburbs and rates.

• Commonwealth narrow-gauge rolling stock.
• Wudinna - combined sheep and cattle yard
• Wanbi - Moorook railway (under construction) - Koowa and Wunkah open for goods.
• Andrews - caretaker appointed.
• Mr. Thomas Gibson - retirement and photograph.
• Mr. David Johns - retirement and photograph.
• Roseworthy station yard - signals.
• St. Leonards yard - signals.
• Jamestown - signals.

• Rosewater - stopping place open 15th June.
• Watervale - caretaker withdrawn
• Commonwealth narrow-gauge rolling stock issued, also NM class locomotives, and loads - restricted to Port Augusta - Hawker only.
• Morphett Vale - timetable of passenger motor.
• Mr. H. W. Brown - retirement and photograph.
• Kimba - sheep and cattle yards.
• Coonalpyn - signals
• Port Wakefield station - signals.

• McDonalds (North Tce - Glenelg line) opened as station with resident accounting staff.
• Sandy Creek to account for freight and livestock.
• Andrews - caretaker withdrawn.
• Gawler to Roseworthy - three position electric signalling and electric staff working withdrawn.
• Port Wakefield - signals

• Fleet of road motor trucks has been provided to carry freight from Mile End to City and suburbs - rates.
• Commonwealth rolling stock.
• NM class engines may now work to Mern Merna.
• Caltowie - removal of weighbridge.
• Coonalpyn - signals
• St. Leonards to McDonalds - three position signalling.
• Redhill line opened 5th September - timetable and instructions.

• Caboose cars - passengers may only travel in case of emergency.
• Wanbi - Yinkanie line - opening. Timetable, mileages, loads.
• Balhannah - Nairne. Three-position signalling.

• Mr. E Chandler - retirement and photograph.
• Pimbala (Between Reynella and Morphett Vale) - open as stopping place 4th August.
• Rabila and Monteith - switch indicators.
• Coward springs - caretaker withdrawn.
• Adelaide station - signalling.

• Pimpala - corrected spelling from Pimbala.
• Commonwealth rolling stock and locomotives for Oodnadatta line.
• Pinnaroo - timetable changes.
• 40 ton and box trucks may be loaded for Victoria, but not Ballarat.
• Goodwood - Mitcham - signals.
• Wirrega - signals.

• Oaklands - change of name to Warradale is cancelled.

• 'Men who have proper vision do not need supervision.'
• Commonwealth - narrow-gauge rolling stock.
• 30 ton broad-gauge box trucks not to be used for perishable traffic.

• Commonwealth NB saddle tank engine - load is 29% less than Y class engine.
• Pinnaroo line - speed restrictions.

• Warning gongs - Hilton, and Edwardstown.
• Back to Burra celebrations.
• North Adelaide to Islington - three position signals.

• Port Broughton - Collinsfield. From 17th October, a road motor service will operate for passengers and parcels.
• Mr. G. T. Edwards - retirement and photograph.
• Dry Creek to Islington - three-position signals.
• Blackwood to Eden - three-position signals.
• Port Augusta - Oodnadatta. Engine loads. Y class and NM class. T class and Z class not permitted to work between Quorn and Port Augusta.

• Pimpala (Willunga line) - mileages and fares
• Caltowie station - signals.
• Commonwealth narrow-gauge rolling stock.
• Paringa line - speeds for D, H, and Tx class engines.
• Port Broughton mails.
• Farina and Marree - NM class engines must not exceed 5 mils per hour on triangle.

• Hayhurst - ticket agency closed.
• Halbury - station with resident accounting staff.
• Mr. P. Hegarty - retirement and photograph.
• Murray Bridge - all trains will use new bridge from 13th November.
• Bordertown - signals.
• Ki Ki - three-position signalling.

• Transfer of Comptroller and staff from Gawler Chambers to new offices at North Terrace Station.
• Transfer of Railways Commissioners and staff from Education Building, Flinders Street, to new offices at North Terrace station.
• Yantanabie (Thevenard line) - correct spelling noted.
• Commonwealth narrow-gauge rolling stock and locomotives.

• Kybunga and Hart - temporary electric staff instruments withdrawn.
• Kopi (Thevenard line) - new siding opened 1st December.
• Eyre Peninsula lines - timetable changes.
• Unley Park - signals.
• Crystal Brook - signals.

• Sutherlands - hours of operation.
• Gladstone Refreshment Rooms - operation taken over by the Commissioners on 6th December.
• Redhill - switch indicator.
• Corpses for interstate - must be encased in lead or galvanised iron and securely soldered.
• Commonwealth narrow-gauge rolling stock and locomotives in service.
• Halbury - temporary electric staff instruments.
• Crystal Brook - signals.

• Hampden - opened as station with resident accounting staff.
• Uniforms - wearing of cap covers.
• Port Augusta - Oodnadatta line. On 1st January working of the line will be by the Commonwealth Railways Commissioner. Instructions re Quorn station, and joint stock cars and brakevans.
• Adelaide Childrens' Hospital Christmas Collection, and provision of two 'South Australian Railwaymen's Cots' - with photographs of cots and nurses.
• Salisbury - combined sheep and cattle yards.
• Kadina - signals
• Keswick showgrounds junction - signals.

• Passes - list of officers authorised to sign (or a 'Who's Who' of the South Australian Railways.
• Glenelg (North Tce line) timetables and trains to stop at Birkalla Polo Grounds.
• Murray Lands line s - timetable changes.
• Port Lincoln Division - timetables.

• Yorketown - Road motor service connecting at Paskeville commencing 1st January 1926.
• Adelaide and Mannum - road motor service from 1st January 1926.
• Dr. S. L. Dawkins appointed Railway Medical Officer, 1st January 1926.
• Kadina - signals.
• Mile End to Mitcham - three-position signalling.

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