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SAFETY-FIRST DEVICE.—Mr. J. R Mackley, locomotive engineer at Auckland, who has invented and patented a device (described in yesterday's SUN) which, worked in conjunction with the Westinghouse brake, automatically stops a train as soon as one wheel of any carriage or truck leaves the rails

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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 272, 7 February 1928, Page 8

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SAFETY-FIRST DEVICE.—Mr. J. R Mackley, locomotive engineer at Auckland, who has invented and patented a device (described in yesterday's SUN) which, worked in conjunction with the Westinghouse brake, automatically stops a train as soon as one wheel of any carriage or truck leaves the rails Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 272, 7 February 1928, Page 8

SAFETY-FIRST DEVICE.—Mr. J. R Mackley, locomotive engineer at Auckland, who has invented and patented a device (described in yesterday's SUN) which, worked in conjunction with the Westinghouse brake, automatically stops a train as soon as one wheel of any carriage or truck leaves the rails Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 272, 7 February 1928, Page 8

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