WAGR G Class No.51 (1st) 'Westralia'

Westralia was a 2-6-0 tender locomotive.
== History ==
Westralia was built in 1891 by James Martin and company as builders number 14 (Note! This was one of two engines with the builders number 14 of James Martin) it was used on the construction of the Midland Railway of the Midland Railway of Western Australia. After that it was sod to the Western Australian Government Railways in 1895 as G class number 51 (the first engine to carry the number).
And sold again to W. N. Hedges in 1897 for the construction of the Donnybrook to Bridgetown railway for the WAGR and named Bridgetown. After this it was sold again to the Jarrah Wood and Sawmills company limited (and named Westralia) which was taken over by the Karri and Jarrah company which was part of the Millars' Combine and numbered 66. It was scrapped in 1963.
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