Silver Stream Railway; Bryan Bishop, Howard Phillips retubing L-219, the Society's third-oldest locomotive.

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Silver Stream Railway; Bryan Bishop, Howard Phillips retubing L-219, the Society's third-oldest locomotive.

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Caption: Rail society recommissions its third-oldest locomotive: General Manager Bryan Bishop (left) and Howard Phillips retubing "L-219". (NOTE: error in caption has been corrected by Brian Pearce - see 'Recollections'). From Silver Stream Railway website, edited;. built by the Avonside Engine Company of Bristol, England, in 1877. Entered service in Wanganui in 1878; transferred to Wellington in 1888. Sold to the Public Works Department (PWD) in 1903,and used on construction work, firstly on...

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May 1989

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Railways / Steam locomotives / Upper Hutt Leader, 35

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