Eighteen 12'-0" long single bolster wagons were built for the G.S.R. to the same design as the wagons built for the MRWA as their class E. I do not yet know the GSR classification or numbers of these wagons. Most of the class was converted to class N just before the First World War at about the time that the QA class bogie bolster wagons were built. Presumably the bolsters were removed and they were used as shunters' floats. A single pair of wagons survived until the mid thirties and were then written off.

1896	4340-4357 ex GSR.
1909	4355 to Smith and Timms Port Hedland
1912	4340, 4347-4349, 4350, 4352-4 converted to class N
1913	4341, 4343, 4345, 4351, 4356, 4357 converted to class N
1914	4344 to Railway Mill and then returned 4346 converted to class N
1935	4342 written off. To JETTY 306.
1936	4344 written off

The Diagram below is the WAGR outline diagram for this class.