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168 G e n e r a l Instructions.—Continued.<br />

Placing Trains or Vehicles outside Home Signals, etc.—Continued<br />

Box.<br />

Line.<br />

Levisham • • • •<br />

Market Weighton, East Junction<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Micklefield, Junction • • •<br />

Towards Church Fenton or South<br />

Milford.<br />

Up<br />

Middleton-on-the-Wolds<br />

Nabnrn • , • • •<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

• Newsham, North • • • Up<br />

Normanton, West Riding Colliery. Up<br />

Northallerton, Castle Hills Inner Up<br />

Junction (Hawes Branch)<br />

Northallerton, Castle Hills Junction..<br />

North Skelton, Junction • •<br />

North Skelton, Longacres • •<br />

Nunburnholme • • •<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Pannal • • • • •<br />

Pinchingthorpe, Chaloners Junction<br />

Pontefract, South •<br />

Pontefract, Junction •<br />

Riccall, Osgodby<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

Up<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

Ryhope, Colliery Junction<br />

Scarborough, Washbeck • •<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

When it is necessary in making<br />

up passenger trains to place a<br />

vehicle or vehicles outside the<br />

home signal without a van in<br />

the rear, this may be done.<br />

Seamer, Station • • Down<br />

Selby, Canal<br />

Up<br />

Box.<br />

Shincliffe • • • • •<br />

Sledmere and Fimber • • •<br />

Spennymoor, West •<br />

Spennymo or, East • •<br />

Spennyrnoor, Merrington Lane •<br />

Spennymoor, Binchester Junction •<br />

Spennymoor, Dean & Chapter Jct.<br />

Spennymoor, East Howie •<br />

Stillington Junction<br />

Temple Hirst<br />

Thorne •<br />

•<br />

Thorner • •<br />

Waterhouses, Mass Junction •<br />

Weeton •<br />

Wensley •<br />

Wetwang •<br />

Willington Station • •<br />

*Willington, Bowden Close Coll. Jct.<br />

Wilmington, Dansom Lane •<br />

Withernsea • • • •<br />

Wolsingham, Stanners Close •<br />

Wormald Green •<br />

•<br />

•<br />

Wynyard • •<br />

York, Burton Lane<br />

.<br />

•<br />

•<br />

•<br />

•<br />

.<br />

* Signalman at Rough Lea Colliery<br />

. J'unct.<br />

must set No. 11 points for backing<br />

from Down Main Line to Rough Lea<br />

Colliery Sidings before accepting the<br />

"Blocking Back Outside Rome<br />

Signal" Signal from Bowden Close<br />

Colliery .Tunction. ( O . 4000).<br />

Line.<br />

Up<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Up<br />

Up<br />

Up<br />

Up<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

Up<br />

Down<br />

Down<br />

ADVISING STATIONS RE VEHICLES TO DETACH.<br />

General Rules 187 and 186 (b).<br />

When there are vehicles to detach, the stations concerned must be advised<br />

by telegraph, so that preparation may be made to deal with them expeditiously.<br />

The code words applicable in such cases to be made use of, and<br />

in the case of junction stations the destination of the vehicle and the route<br />

it is to travel should also be given. It should be stated in the telegram<br />

sent if the vehicle to detach is empty. ( O . 6014).<br />

DOUBLE BOLSTER TIMBER WAGON&<br />

General Rules 190 and 206.<br />

These long wagons with two fixed bolsters are intended to be used for long<br />

pieces of iron, or similar traffic (in' addition to short timber and deals) which<br />

cannot be conveniently loaded in ordinary goods wagons or other timber'<br />

trucks.<br />

Double bolster wagons may only be used for traffic requiring an underrunner<br />

when (I) the portion of the load projecting beyond the end of the<br />

double bolster is narrow enough to admit of sufficient play to allow of the free<br />

movement of the under-runner, and (2) the weight borne by the under-runner<br />

is not such as to bind on the wagon so as to interfere with the passing of the<br />

load round curves. ( O . 4500). (T. 135/e).<br />

LOADING OF SHOWMEN'S VANS AND ROUNDABOUT TRAFFIC.<br />

General Rules 190 and 206.<br />

Care .<br />

the sides of showmen's vans or other road vehicles containing show traffic<br />

is securely<br />

mus<br />

and safely roped.<br />

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b e<br />

t a<br />

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