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Single Lines.—Continued. 2 9 3<br />

Lines worked by Electric Bells and Block Indicators, etc.—Continued.<br />

Broomside and Sherburn Colliery Junction. (See special additional<br />

regulations, pages 293-4).<br />

tHartl400l Station and Harbour Street Crossing. (See special add-<br />

, itional regulations, page 294).<br />

Princess Street Crossing and, Harbour Street Crossing.<br />

Harelaw Branch.<br />

Annfield Plain Crossing and East Pontop Colliery<br />

(Block Indicators are not provided).<br />

Pesspool Branch<br />

Pesspool Junction and South Hetton Colliery. (See special<br />

additional regulations, page 294).<br />

tWingate Colliery<br />

• Wingate Colliery Junction and Level crossing.<br />

tCharity Junction and Stooperdale Junction<br />

The following regulations are in force on the lines referred to :--<br />

1.--In the event of a failure of the bells or instruments so that the necessary<br />

signals cannot be received or forwarded, the single line must be worked by<br />

pilotman under the usual Single Line Regulations until the ordinary mode of<br />

working is again established.<br />

Any defect in the bells or instruments must be at once reported to the<br />

telegraph lineman.<br />

.2.--In the event of an engine or train becoming disabled and requiring assistance,<br />

or an accident occurring which renders it impossible for the engine to<br />

proceed, the fireman must proceed to that end of the section whence assistance<br />

can be obtained, and inform the signalman or person in charge there of the circumstances,<br />

who must, on receipt of such information, allow a second engine<br />

to be on the line. The relieving engine must be accompanied by the fireman of<br />

the disabled engine or train, who must explain to the driver where and under<br />

what circumstances the disabled engine or train is situated.<br />

The driver of the disabled engine must not allow it to be moved until the<br />

assisting engine has arrived.<br />

The guard of the disabled train, or in the case of a light engine the fireman<br />

will be held responsible for the safe and proper working of the line until both<br />

engines have left it, and it is again clear, and must also inform the signalman<br />

at that end of the section at which both engines leave, that the line is clear.<br />

On Lines marked thus Engines or trains are allowed to run coupled.<br />

Special Additional Regulations.<br />

BETWEEN SHERBURN COLLIERY JUNCTION AND<br />

BROOMS! DE SIGNAL-BOXES.<br />

1.--Electric Bell communication and Block Indicators are provided, and the<br />

Single line will be worked in accordance with the Standard Block Telegraph<br />

Regulations for Single lines of railways, subject to the following modifications<br />

(a) When it is necessary for a train to enter the Single line at Broomside for<br />

the purpose of shunting in the Broomside Sidings, the train may be<br />

allowed to pass the Up Home signal worked from Broomside after<br />

the Blocking Back Outside Home Signal signal has been given to<br />

Sherburn Colliery Junction and acknowledged, provided no train has<br />

been accepted on the single line from Sherburn Colliery Junction.

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