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WT28 the XPT from Dubbo enters Bathurst yard, overtaking 8122 containerised logs train waiting in the loop. The wagons are returned-to-use code RQEY articulated flats of length 27.6 metres over couplings.
A relatively benign fake lighthouse in Bathurst, New Brunswick doesn't look too bad in this sunset pic
The Brother at left is Stanislaus T. Bergin. The Brother at right may be [Br Malachy...].
Br Stanislaus (1853-1933) was born Timothy Bergin and was a native of Galmoy, Johnstown, Co. Kilkenny. He entered Patrician Monastery, Mountrath, in 1879 and was professed on 8 December 1882. He sailed for Australia with Cardinal Patrick F. Moran in 1885. He served first at Bathurst and later at Redfern. He was also a Provincial leader in Australia, 1899-1911. He then returned to Ireland. About 1916 he was appointed Superior, Mountrath; and from 1919-1931 he was an Assistant to the Superior General. He died at Mount St Joseph Monastery, Tullow, on 4 January 1933.
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