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  • simontheeditor said:
    The crash took place on 5 November 18868. Rob Roy was hauling the 5pm Mail Train from Milford when ran into the rear of the 1.37pm Cattle Train from Carmarthen causing the locomotive to over-ride two cattle wagons and resting partially on the back of the third cattle wagon. The Driver and Fireman of the mail train were not injured but three Drovers and the Guard were killed on the cattle train plus five Drovers who were injured. The cattle train had stalled on the gradient due to bad rail adhesion. Both trains were working on a Time Interval System of approx 20min intervals but owing to the continued stalling of the cattle train the mail train caught up and collided with the train. It was recommended that a Block System of Telegraph should be introduced between Awre Jct and Bullo Pill..

Wool barge ROB ROY, River Darling, NSW

  • excellentzebu1050 said:
    in one word Brilliant
  • Neil Hutchinson said:
    I have some aditional info 1898 /1899 underwriters register 131 gross ton 90.8 ft 18.5 beam 6 ft depth built Echuca 1876 Owner at this time Edward Rich official # 73347 bit more research i think you could get a name for the barge.There would be nearly a thousand bales there plus a few more on the bow of the boat it is interesting all this is done with 25 hp a modern b double would take around 140 of them bales and need heap more hp to do it.love this pic so crisp.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    Neil Hutchinson Thank you Canberra1912 - thats great info to have! Our records have been updated.