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RAILWAY CROSSINGS.

TO THB BDITOB.

Sib, —Can you inform me why a gate or croßßing>ke*p«i l> kept at the Anderson Bay Juacfclon till a quarter-past twelve every night whea there are not three trains arriving after 7 p.m.. and not a down people pass on foot darhn that period, whilst gome hnndredi of people pass the pl*os where the lata catastrophe occurred, irreep«ofciYe of say forty or fifty cabs and tram-oars ? Snrely the mismanagement on the part of the powers that bf* ( in of the »V>«t<» acotdent, ewnpled with the above remarks, will entitle the widow (Mrs Msyo) to a good substantial award as a deterence for negleqt of duty for not observing the nooessary precaution in order to avoid accidents. —I am, etc. Expositor. Danedln, February 28,

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Evening Star, Issue 5610, 2 March 1881, Page 3

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RAILWAY CROSSINGS. Evening Star, Issue 5610, 2 March 1881, Page 3

RAILWAY CROSSINGS. Evening Star, Issue 5610, 2 March 1881, Page 3

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