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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
18
Public notices highlight persistent traffic delays on Queen Street and warn drivers of safety concerns. The report notes vehicle congestion and enforcement actions as authorities address risky driving near intersections and pedestrian crossings.
The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland removed a danger at Shaw Aid Laie Roads after motorist confusion and tangling of vehicles. A warning sign was erected to alert drivers to traffic risks, highlighting the club’s work in drawing authorities’ attention to hazards around the city.
An Essex Terraplane six cylinder car, marketed as the Intest Erex, demonstrates rapid acceleration and high speed, reaching around 80 mph in top gear during testing. The vehicle's V type design, torque system, and two way hydraulic stock suspension are highlighted, with mixed impressions on handling and front-end behavior.
A damaged passage references weapons and a fatal incident in London in 1841 but is garbled. It suggests concerns about pedestrians near dangerous instruments and mentions safety risks, potential casualties, and calls for caution around traffic or crowds. The text quality is poor and details are unclear.
A mid century note explains when reborring engine components is worth it versus replacing with new parts. It discusses fuel consumption, wear indicators, and the rising cost balance as engines approach higher mileage, suggesting rebore may be profitable when oil use and wear justify the expense.
An Automotive Club of New York official cites data from the American Auto Association showing most street injuries stem from lack of care. The report notes 60 percent of accidents occur during peak hours with dry surfaces, 83 percent in clear weather, and 41 percent at intersections. Young drivers under 20 have the worst records, and Sunday sees many fatal and nonfatal injuries.
An article explains how defective spark plugs raise petrol consumption and affect starting and performance. It notes worn electrodes, deposits and carbon build up degrade ignition, turning conductors into resistors and delaying complete combustion.
Report from England predicts 1934 automobile models will not be cheaper. some prices may rise. Improvements cited include carburetion, ignition, and transmission refinements, with better road handling and comfort. Industry plans emphasize continued value and new features, despite no major price reductions.
Starting Friday morning a film titled Studebaker Safely will be screened at The Theatre and Roof Garden. It is billed as one of the most sensational wartime automobile films, aimed at depleting harmful beliefs and promoting modern cheer among audiences.
A fragmented report notes the Royal Automobile Club of Tor Ave raises funds for crippled children in various charities. The committee and secretary emphasize ongoing need, with over 600 solicitors and members urged to contribute. the appeal continues as efforts proceed.
A fragmented report outlines friction and moisture problems in engines during cold humid weather. It notes how sludges form, lubrication quality drops, and wear increases, with references to Mobilubrication and Vazsum Oil Company promoting improved testing and service lubrication for the motoring public.
The discussion covers tyre placement on vehicles with front wheel steering. Opinions split on whether to fit new tyres to front or rear wheels. Proponents favor front tyres for stability, while others see balance and wobble risks if the front tyre wear is uneven.
Chrysler Motors announces reduced prices on Chrysler and Plymouth models including DeSoto and Chrysler cars. New deals apply to cabs, bodies, fenders, bonnets, cowling and tyres from Australiks manufacture. Savings expected to boost British and Australian industry balance.
A garbled March start on the Montihery track recounts an endurance race where 128 days and other figures mark a record setting pace. The report notes fuel stops and an average speed around 60 miles per hour, claiming an unprecedented endurance feat in motor racing history.
A damaged or loose electrical connection in Dabtery cliewtt led to a power outage across the city. Reports indicate bulbs flickered and lights went out prematurely as circuits faulted. Utility crews traced the fault to a faulty joint and began repairs to restore service.
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