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TAA 0319-2009 Please Note## Heritage Services Are to Be Managed As Passenger Trains, in Accordance with Network Management Principles TRAIN ALTERATION ADVICE NO: TAA 0319-2009 Please Note## Heritage Services are to be managed as passenger trains, in accordance with Network Management Principles DUE TO THE FOLLOWING: THE RAIL MOTOR SOCIETY “PARKES RAIL MOTOR TOUR” 5th –9th JUNE 2009 THE FOLLOWING TIMETABLES WILL APPLY: NR70 on Fri 05/06/2009 will depart Paterson 1200, pass Mindaribba 1207, Telarah 1213, Maitland 1216, Thornton 1228, Sandgate 1240, Warabrook 1241, Islington Junction 1245, thence as tabled by RailCorp. WR71 on Sat 06/06/2009 will run as tabled by RailCorp to pass Wallerawang 1109, Tarana 1133, Kelso 1205, Bathurst 1210, arrive Blayney 1311, lunch, depart 1425, pass Polona 1436, Spring Hill 1445, Orange East Fork Jct 1455, arrive Orange 1500, a, depart 1515, pass Molong 1544, Manildra 1606, Bumberry 1630, arrive Parkes 1702, detrain passengers, stable. Final WR73 on Sun 07/06/2009 will depart Parkes 0830, pass Goobang Jct 0835, Gunningbland 0853, arrive Bogan Gate 0903, x, depart 0922, pass Yarrabandai 0939, Ootha 0949, Derriwong 0957, Condobolin 1010, Kiacatoo 1034, Euabalong West 1104, Matakana 1136, arrive Roto 1207, form WR74. WR74 on Sun 07/06/2009 will depart Roto 1222, pass Matakana 1229, arrive Euabalong West 1237, lunch stop, depart 1400, pass Kiacatoo 1437, Condobolin 1506, Derriwong 1524, Ootha 1535, Yarrabandai 1547, Bogan Gate 1605, Gunningbland 1619, SCT Parkes Junction 1641, Goobang Jct 1646, arrive Parkes 1650, detrain passengers, stable. WR75 on Mon 08/06/2009 will depart Parkes 0830, arrive Forbes 0902, a, g, depart 0932, arrive Wirrinya 1014, g, depart 1019, arrive Caragabal 1039, g, depart 1044, arrive Bribbaree 1119, g, depart 1124, arrive Stockinbingal 1210, g, depart 1215, arrive Cootamundra West 1228, g, depart 1238, arrive Cootamundra 1240, lunch stop, form SR76. SR76 on Mon 08/06/2009 will depart Cootamundra 1345, Wallendbeen 1409, Demondrille 1423, arrive Harden 1429, a, form SR77. TAA 0319-2009 (156/09) Page 1 01/06/2009 SR77 on Mon 08/06/2009 will depart Harden 1439, arrive Demondrille 1445, xb, depart 1450, arrive Young 1518, a, depart 1528, arrive Koorawatha 1614, g, depart 1619, arrive Cowra 1646, detrain passengers, stable. SR78 on Tue 09/06/2009 will depart Cowra 0800, arrive Koorawatha 0852, g, depart 0857, pass Young 0925, arrive Demondrille 1016, xm, depart 1021, arrive Harden 1041, d, depart 1051, pass Yass Jct 1147, Joppa Junction 1254, arrive Goulburn 1300, lunch stop, depart 1530, pass Medway Junction 1602, Bundanoon 1630, Exeter 1637, arrive Moss Vale 1649, a, depart 1659, pass Berrima Junction 1707, Burradoo 1711, Bowral 1713, Mittagong 1720, Mittagong Junction 1725, Bargo 1745, Tahmoor 1752, Picton 1801, Maldon 1806, Macarthur 1827, thence as tabled by RailCorp. NR79 on Wed 10/06/2009 will run as tabled by RailCorp to pass Islington Junction 0116, Warabrook 0122, Sandgate 0124, Thornton 0136, Maitland 0146, Telarah 0149, Mindaribba 0155, arrive Paterson 0202, arrive Rail Motor Society Siding 0212, stable. Train Consist: CPH 1 and CPH 7 Weight: 54 tonnes Length: 27 metres This TAA has been entered into TRIMS Final TAA 0319-2009 (156/09) Page 2 01/06/2009.
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