Bareyra Core 23 EF and tape bite incident
A report notes an incident involving Bareyra Core 23 EF and a tape bite event at a local site. Details are limited, but the item references a disturbance and related actions by involved parties.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1913
Page
2
A report notes an incident involving Bareyra Core 23 EF and a tape bite event at a local site. Details are limited, but the item references a disturbance and related actions by involved parties.
The Chamber of Commerce urges immediate extension of the railway beyond Moolaba toward Cairns to aid northern Queensland. Arguments favor Mourilyan harbor, with critics noting southward extension may not improve handling at Mourilyan and that current lightage is inadequate.
Readable fragments hint at a community event or notice with unclear details. Names, dates, or places are not fully legible, but the item appears to describe a public or organizational notice from a local source.
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A damaged report describes a vessel at the wharf discharged a explosive cargo and references the port authority and quarter ending September 30. The fragmented text mentions surface handling and safety steps but lacks clear names dates or places.
A chaotic notice lists Mr CS Whale as master and offers piano, singing, and instrumental appointments at the Imperial Hotel Abottarmey area. It mentions Charlie Murray consulting on dental matters and notes a Melbourne area address with phone contact. The text references Lodge meetings, school movement, and local travel reports with scattered names and places.
A garbled, OCR like passage describes a chaotic scene with scattered names and events. It mentions a story following Wana halon, a British Africa setting, and references to Portaguee, Towmsville, Bristmas, Syd ney, and Melber. It notes a death of Tom Showa and lists travel or event details amid disorder.
Merberton District Hospital received a letter from the Traite Manager noting excursion train fares from Tumoulin to Malanda at 46/1 and Herberton to Malanda at L10. The board decided not to pursue the excursion plan unless hospital committee funds could cover it.
The Palage Theater audience Saturday night witnessed a perplexing performance with a plot involving a Comte, a "The Federal Government" stance on quarantine and state embargoes. The scene touched on official promises and the tension between national policy and local impact.
Fragmentary text hints at civil counting themes. Eight minds and jet phrasing obscure concrete facts. No clear event dates names or organizations are readable.
The article celebrates Victor Mesmo, a young violinist from San Francisco, for his recent strides and engagements. It notes his stay in Sydney and mentions significant concerts and progress across various engagements.
A fire damaged a train near Molise on Friday night delaying service to Ballarat. The driver stopped the train and the guard evacuated passengers as the van detached. Rescue actions saved travelers and goods though extensive damage to the wagon and ironwork occurred.
A serious railway crash occurred at Lowend Saturday noon near the station platform. The Towle craig heed lived near the line and was standing when the train from Warm tom Coek struck, derailing wagons and causing damage. One fireman and several crew members were badly injured with many witnesses reporting shock and confusion.
A railway accident near Kudtoa resulted in the death of a youth named John Stark. He sustained injuries after a train jammed a portion of the road, with reports indicating the limb severance occurred before he died at the scene.
An OCR fragment notes names and places in a diffuse 19th century style. It references Wells, Blackand Tes, Mack med Tey, Malin, and Yorn with scattered terms like diet and serene, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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