b'103733732 735NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENTVintage tram booklets, tickets and RAILWAYS First Class ALL STATIONSephemera; together with a Bus Rule Visitors Pass, gold embossed leatherBook, Metropolitan Gas Company ticket No.5, with printed interiorbooklet, Rules of golf booklet and completed in manuscript for T. Curranothers, (qty)Esq., M.P. England during his visit$100200 to New South Wales from 8th to 25th January 1897 and signed by the736Secretary. The only example of these736First Class passes known to us. A brass tram bell, 20th century,Thomas Curran (1840 - 1913), M.P. for30.5cm highSouth Sligo was actually a hotel-keeper$200300from Sydney. He had loaned the Irish National Federation 10,000 and in 1892 went home for the general elections and found himself elected to the seat he held until 1900. His visit to New South Wales in 1897 was well documented in the local newspapers.$300500733Two early Victorian Railways brass and enamel travel passes; one for MELBOURNE GEELONG and the other ALL LINES; not previously seen by us. (2).$200300734ANZAC/ RAILWAYS: General Sir Alexander Godley [Commandant of the New Zealand Military Forces & Commander of the Australian & N.Z. Division at Gallipoli]: A First Class Railway Pass for Sir Alexander & Lady Godley, for their travel between Melbourne - Canberra and Sydney and return, during their 1934 Visit to Australia.$200300734'