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John Fowler & Co. (Leeds) Ltd was a famous British builder of steam and diesel locomotives. They were a dominant supplier of steam locomotives to the Queensland sugar industry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

=== History ===
Fowler steam locomotives were synonymous with the early days of cane haulage. They produced 0-6-0T, 0-6-2T, and 0-4-2T designs. In later years, Bundaberg Foundry built Fowler designs under licence.

=== Known Locomotives ===

* '''Pioneer:''' 0-6-0T (1899). Mossman Central Mill (Stored ANGRMS).
* '''Faugh-a-Balugh:''' 0-6-0T (1900). Mossman Central Mill (Plinthed Port Douglas).
* '''Miallo:''' 0-4-2T (1934). Mossman Central Mill (Stored ANGRMS).
* '''Ivy:''' 0-4-2T (1922). Mossman Central Mill (Out of service).
* '''Eudlo:''' (1925). Moreton Mill (Preserved).
* '''Invicta:''' (1907). Invicta Mill (Preserved).
* '''No. 8:''' (1936). Tully Mill (Rebuilt by E.M. Baldwin).
* '''(Blank):''' Various units listed at Mourilyan (1909, 1911, 1921, 1935).

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