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TRAIN ALTERATION ADVICE NO. 0214-2013 DUE TO THE FOLLOWING: NORTHERN / SOUTHERN PROGRAM AREA PATERSON – SEYMOUR 12-15 MARCH 2013 Note: Heritage Services are to be managed as passenger trains, in accordance with Network Management Principles RAIL MOTOR SOCIETY Driver Training and Familiarisation Train The followingTimetable will apply 7R02 on Tue 12/03/2013 will depart Paterson 0505, pass Mindaribba 0512, arrive Telarah 0518 depart 0531, pass Maitland 0534, Thornton 0543, arrive Hexham 0550 depart 0609, pass Sandgate 0614, Warabrook 0615, Islington Junction 0620, SOY / Enfield West 0924, Sefton Park Jctns 0926, arrive Leightonfield (ARTC) 0929 depart 0940, pass Glenfield Loop 0954, Macarthur South Junction 1007, arrive Glenlee Junction 1008 depart 1020, pass Menangle Park 1023, Menangle 1025, Douglas Park 1031, Allied Mills Siding Maldon Jct 1037, Maldon 1038, Picton 1040, Tahmoor 1047, Tahmoor Colliery Jct 1047, Bargo 1053, Yanderra 1058, Tennessee 1101, Yerrinbool 1103, Aylmerton 1109, Mittagong Junction 1114, Mittagong 1115, Bowral 1119, Burradoo 1121, Berrima Junction 1124, Moss Vale Junction 1126, Moss Vale 1126, Werai 1130, Exeter 1134, Bundanoon 1139, Penrose 1146, Wingello 1150, Tallong 1156, Medway Junction 1159, Marulan 1201, Carrick 1210, Towrang 1213, Murrays Flats 1219, North Goulburn 1223, Goulburn 1225, Joppa Junction 1229, Joppa Junction 1229, Fish River 1259, Gunning 1305, Jerrawa 1319, Yass Jct 1334, Binalong 1401, Galong 1409, Cunningar 1421, Harden 1425, Demondrille 1429, Wallendbeen 1441, Jindalee 1454, Cootamundra North Jct 1459, Cootamundra 1500, Frampton 1512, Bethungra 1520, Illabo 1529, Junee West Jct 1542, arrive Junee 1542 terminate 7R01 on Wed 13/03/2013 will depart Junee 0600, pass Harefield 0609, Shepherds Sdg 0614, Bomen North 0617, Bomen Xover 0621, Bomen South 0622, Wagga Wagga 0626, Uranquinty North 0637, Uranquinty 0637, Uranquinty South 0641, arrive The Rock 0647 depart 0700, pass Yerong Creek North 0709, Yerong Creek 0712, Yerong Creek South 0713, Henty 0723, Culcairn North 0732, Culcairn 0735, Gerogery North 0750, Gerogery 0753, Gerogery South 0755, Table Top 0801, Benalla 0945, arrive Benalla 0945 depart 0950, arrive Yarrawonga 1100 depart 1110, arrive Oaklands 1250 terminate 7R02 on Wed 13/03/2013 will depart Oaklands 1300, arrive Yarrawonga 1440 depart 1450, arrive Benalla 1605 depart 1650, pass Benalla Platform 1653, Violet Town 1710, Longwood 1735, arrive Seymour Loop 1804 terminate 7R03 on Thu 14/03/2013 will depart Seymour Loop 0600, pass Albury 0831, Table Top 0843, Gerogery South 0849, Gerogery 0851, Gerogery North 0853, Culcairn 0903, Henty 0915, Yerong Creek South 0925, Yerong Creek 0926, Yerong Creek North 0929, The Rock 0937, TAA 0214- 2013 Issued Junee 01/03/2013 Page 1 of 2 Uranquinty South 0944, Uranquinty 0948, Uranquinty North 0948, Wagga Wagga 0959, Bomen South 1003, Bomen Xover 1004, Bomen North 1008, Shepherds Sdg 1011, Harefield 1016, arrive Junee 1025 depart 1220, pass Junee West Jct 1220, Marinna 1226, Illabo 1233, Bethungra 1242, Frampton 1250, Strattons Mill 1300, Cootamundra 1302, Wallendbeen 1321, Demondrille 1333, Harden 1337, Cunningar 1341, Galong 1353, Binalong 1401, Yass Jct 1430, Jerrawa 1445, Gunning 1459, Fish River 1505, Joppa Junction 1535, Goulburn 1539, arrive Moss Vale 1640 terminate 7R04 on Fri 15/03/2013 will depart Moss Vale 0840, pass Moss Vale Junction 0840, Berrima Junction 0842, Burradoo 0845, Bowral 0847, Mittagong 0851, Mittagong Junction 0852, Aylmerton 0857, Yerrinbool 0903, Tennessee 0905, Yanderra 0908, Bargo 0913, Tahmoor Colliery Jct 0919, Tahmoor 0919, Picton 0926, Maldon 0928, Allied Mills Siding Maldon Jct 0929, Douglas Park 0935, Menangle 0941, Menangle Park 0943, Glenlee Junction 0946, Macarthur South Junction 0947, Glenfield Loop 1000, arrive Leightonfield (ARTC) 1013 depart 1025, pass Sefton Park Jctns 1028, SOY / Enfield West 1030, arrive Islington Junction 1340 depart 1405, pass Warabrook 1409, Sandgate 1410, Thornton 1419, Maitland 1427, arrive Telarah 1429 depart 1437, pass Mindaribba 1443, arrive Paterson 1450 terminate TAA 0214- 2013 Issued Junee 01/03/2013 Page 2 of 2 .
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