Re: A question...

["George" <integral@mindless.com>]

Eddie Oliver wrote in message <3778A0B4.3A3995F7@efs.mq.edu.au>...
>John wrote:
>>
>> NS means North Shore. The numbers after it is how far the post is away
from
>> Central. ML is Main local going west MS main Subarban and so forth.
Pretty
>> easy to work out.
>
>Not true. Quite apart from the fact that the original question related
>to Victoria, your statements above are false even for Sydney. On signals
>(which was the original context of the question)
Here is the original question stupid, so before you say that the question
was for Victoria read this.

Just a quick one...

On signal posts, what does the sign `NS' mean?

Andy


Where does it say Victoria.

NS is north suburban;
>North Shore is SH. There is no such thing as "Main local" and "main
>suburban"; they are just local and suburban (L and S respectively).
And also stupid all the steel columns that hold the OHW up going west from
Central tp Penrith have MS and ML on them. I have worked for the RSA for
only 12 years and maybe I have got it wrong somewhere.


>
>Eddie Oliver