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196 Special Instructions applicable at Particular Places.—Continued.<br />

WORKING OF GOODS AND MINERAL TRAINS BETWEEN HIGH<br />

STREET JUNCTION AND PEL W JUNCTION.<br />

Up Trains from West of High Street Junction.<br />

Light engines and engines with vans attached, also Goods and Mineral<br />

trains not having work to do at the Park Lane and Boro Gardens sidings,<br />

must be run over the passenger lines to Felling or Pelaw Junction when this<br />

can be done without interfering with the passenger traffic or when goods<br />

lines are blocked, and drivers of such engines or trains must give two whistles<br />

on approaching the High Street Junction signal-box.<br />

The signalman at Felling will decide whether Goods or Mineral trains sent<br />

from High Street Junction on the passenger lines are to be turned on to the<br />

Goods lines at his box or to be allowed to continue on the passenger lines<br />

throughout, every care being taken to avoid detention to passenger traffic.<br />

Down Trains.<br />

Down Goods and Mineral trains going to the Team Valley or Dunston<br />

direction, North or to West of Central, which have not to call at Park Lane,<br />

may be run on the passenger line from Pelaw Junction, Felling, St. James'<br />

Bridge, or High Street Junction, when permission has been obtained from<br />

the Park Lane Junction signalman for this to be done, and when it can<br />

be done without delay to passenger traffic.<br />

Should the signalman at Park Lane Junction require to run a train from<br />

the Down Goods to Down Main line for beyond High Street whilst the Down<br />

Goods line is occupied between Park Lane Junction and High Street, he<br />

must ascertain that the High Street signalman can give it a clear run.<br />

To enable the signalman to arrange this, the following whistles must be<br />

given by drivers as they approach the Felling Station box :—<br />

No. of Whistles.<br />

Long. Short. Long.<br />

To continue on Goods line<br />

To Dunston . .<br />

To Team Valley . .<br />

To Newcastle, via K.E.B. . . .<br />

To Newcastle, via High Level Bridge<br />

1<br />

1<br />

1<br />

2<br />

2 .. —<br />

3<br />

1<br />

To Allhusens, Hawks, and Permanent Way<br />

Sidings . . . . . .<br />

2 .. 2<br />

Unless the signal is then given indicating that the goods line is clear up<br />

to St. James' Bridge Junction, the train must not pass Felling Station until<br />

the signalman there has been given clearly to understand the destination of<br />

the train and that it is not required to call at Park Lane or Boro' Gardens.<br />

In some cases it will be possible to send Mineral trains for Boro' Gardens<br />

(from Felling Station) via the passenger line and Park Lane Junction, and<br />

the trainmen must therefore when stopped at Felling give the signalman<br />

there particulars of their load, etc.<br />

Trains proceeding on the Goods lines to St. James' Bridge must repeat the<br />

whistle at the signals there..<br />

Should a train from any of these directions be brought to a stand at the<br />

Pelaw Junction signals, the same whistles must be given. This will sometimes<br />

enable the Pelaw Junction signalman to obtain permission and run<br />

trains via the passenger lines when the goods lines are blocked east of Felling.

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