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  1. Liz Runciman
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    Tongaat Sugar Bagnalls

    Hello Whitecanecutter! You must be one of the Hulleys! No loco near the pool anymore, the pool itself is derelict, I went there earlier this...
    Post by: Liz Runciman, Nov 21, 2016 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
  3. Liz Runciman
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    Tongaat Sugar Bagnalls

    Unfortunately not as far as I know but my various siblings are now busy digging through their old albums, so if anything turns up I will post it.
    Post by: Liz Runciman, Jul 26, 2015 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
  4. Liz Runciman
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    Tongaat Sugar Bagnalls

    The little boy is my father, and I imagine the others are his sisters, all now long gone. I wondered about the sugar cane as well, as we all used...
    Post by: Liz Runciman, Jul 25, 2015 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
  5. Liz Runciman
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    Tongaat Sugar Bagnalls

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    Post by: Liz Runciman, Jul 25, 2015 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
  6. Liz Runciman
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    Tongaat Sugar Bagnalls

    Thought you steam enthusiasts might be interested in this loco I saw at a sugar mill in Fiji recently. They use diesel now but have preserved...
    Post by: Liz Runciman, Jul 23, 2015 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
  7. Liz Runciman
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    Tongaat Sugar Bagnalls

    Post by: Liz Runciman, Jul 16, 2015 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
  8. Liz Runciman
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    Tongaat Sugar Bagnalls

    A Boulle (Arthur Boulle) was my grandfather; he was the factory manager of the sugar mill at Tongaat. He died in 1932. We lived on the farm...
    Post by: Liz Runciman, Jul 5, 2015 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
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