grooved internal wall linings and ceilings, except in the waiting room. There are operable metal vents to the interior near the top of walls. The waiting room has modern floor tiling and fibre cement sheeting to walls and ceilings, and 2 modern aluminium framed windows, one within an original timber window frame. There are "staff instruments" still operating in the room at the eastern end of the platform building. This room has timber tongue & grooved ceiling and walls. The fog signalman's equipment is also located in this room. Platform Garden Beds and Topiary Shrubs The topiary shrubs and garden beds form part of the station platform's setting and character. While railway gardens were once fairly common, surviving such elements are becoming rare today. Signal Box (1912) The signal box is a small weatherboard building located directly next to the platform building and is raised on a concrete base, the base being attached to the platform building. The signal box has a corrugated Colorbond skillion roof. Originally this building had no wall on the platform side, however a wall with windows and central doorway has been added. The original signal lever frame remains within the signal box. Out of Shed (1893) This is a small weatherboard skillion roofed structure, located east of the signal box, with entrances to both platform and car park behind. It has a solid timber tongue & grooved board sliding doors to the centre of the north and south elevations. Interior: The out of shed has a concrete floor and no wall linings. Lamp room The lamp room is a diminutive gable roofed building with a corrugated steel roof, and a central timber tongue & grooved board door on the north elevation facing the car park. Internally, the floor is concrete, and there are no ceilings or wall linings. There is timber shelving installed to the interior of the east wall. Goods Shed (1893) This is a corrugated iron side shed 36 ft × 16 ft with a small timber platform along the rail side and a wider platform at the northern end with sliding timber doors to both road and rail sides. The building is in intact condition however the tracks have recently been removed in changes to the yard layout. Produce Shed ( 1940s) This is a large corrugated steel shed with a gabled corrugated steel roof located west of the goods shed. Noted