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- LOCAL MEMORANDA. THE RAILWAYS.
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  [?] in replying to a question asked in the Assembly on Wednesday by Mr. Hoyle, as to whether the Lapstone Tunnel now being constructed to do away with the first Zig-Zag. was only for a single ...
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Fri 18 Dec 1891 - Katoomba Times (NSW : 1889 - 1894)
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Lapstone Tunnel.

Line 1.0.0Fix this textMr.See; in replying to a question asked in the A-
Line 1.0.1ssemblyy on Wednesday by Mr. Hoyle, as to whether
Line 1.0.2the Lapstone Tunnel, now being constructed to do
Line 1.0.3away with the first Zig-Zag. was .only for a single
Line 1.0.4line of road, said that be was informed that the

Line 2.0.0Lapstone Tunnel was being constructed for a single
Line 2.0.1line only, as it was considered that, this provision
Line 2.0.2would meet all .practical purposes, and was decided
Line 2.0.3upon with due regard to .preserving economy. The
Line 2.0.4existance of a double line to Penrith had really no
Line 2.0.5beariong on the question, there being 470 miles of
Line 2.0.6single line beyond it.

Article identifier: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article194110163
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APA citation: Lapstone Tunnel. (1891, December 18). Katoomba Times (NSW : 1889 - 1894), p. 2. Retrieved September 11, 2016, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article194110163
MLA citation: "Lapstone Tunnel." Katoomba Times (NSW : 1889 - 1894) 18 December 1891: 2. Web. 11 Sep 2016 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article194110163>.
Harvard/Australian citation: 1891 'Lapstone Tunnel.', Katoomba Times (NSW : 1889 - 1894), 18 December, p. 2. , viewed 11 Sep 2016, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article194110163
Wikipedia citation: {{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article194110163 |title=Lapstone Tunnel. |newspaper=[[Katoomba Times]] |volume=III, |issue=136 |location=New South Wales, Australia |date=18 December 1891 |accessdate=11 September 2016 |page=2 |via=National Library of Australia}}

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a few seconds agodorhold Rollback this correction (Will remove THIS correction, AND every correction above)	Lapstone T-unnel.	Lapstone Tunnel.
a minute agodorhold Rollback this correction (Will remove THIS correction, AND every correction above)	Lapstone T-unnel. Mc.Sc»; in replying to xi question nskcl in the A- M'.iubly on Y oliiesiav by M r. Hoyle, as to whellicr the Ijipstonc Tunnel, now being constcuetaL to do nwny with the first Zig-Zag. w&f .only for a single line of rood, said that be was informed that the J uninrJ '"Wi uui C'JIIHVT iui n line only, as it was considered that, this provisiou would rauct all .pnietleal purposes, nnd was decided ujKin with due regard to .jiretocrring cconoutv. Tlie fjri.ileiM.Ni of o double line to Penrith had really tio Ideating on the question, there being 470 uiileti of	Lapstone T-unnel. Mr.See; in replying to a question asked in the A- ssemblyy on Wednesday by Mr. Hoyle, as to whether the Lapstone Tunnel, now being constructed to do away with the first Zig-Zag. was .only for a single line of road, said that be was informed that the Lapstone Tunnel was being constructed for a single line only, as it was considered that, this provision would meet all .practical purposes, and was decided upon with due regard to .preserving economy. The existance of a double line to Penrith had really no beariong on the question, there being 470 miles of

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