WAGR G Class No.33

No. 33 was a 2-6-0 tender locomotive.
== History ==
No. 33 was built in 1892 by Beyer, Peacock and company as builders number 3528 for the Western Australian Government Railways as part of their G class and was numbered 33. It was withdrawn from service in August 1907 and sold to W. N. Hedges for the Chillagoe Mining and railway company in Queensland becoming their 33 (ironically the same number as when in WAGR service).
No. 33 was sold to the Queensland Government Railways in 1919 and given to the Queensland Governments Mining Department the same year and used at their Chillagoe Smelters. No. 33 was out of use at the smelters by 1942 and scrapped the next year. The frames remained at Stratford for some years, the boiler was sold to Bunning Brothers and the tender went to Mt Molloy Saw Mill.
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