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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
3
Telegraphic dispatch from Sydney reports a looming deficit after the cullown, with a projected revenue shortfall of 21,000,000. The article notes the Socialistic Ministry may absorb £1,000,000 more from wheat policies and criticizes a proposed ripertax abolition by President Ateer Cocks as a response.
A Melbourne report notes a sympathetic reply from Robinson to a deputation of bookmakers urging legislation to prevent recovery of betting losses paid by cheque. Robinson called the idea dishonest law and urged amendment, while expressing skepticism about a simple fix.
Interest on Commonwealth War Loans was paid yesterday in Melbourne and distributed among investors. The payment marks the largest amount ever issued by the Commonwealth to investors, benefiting about a million people.
Prohibitive customs cash demands halted a proposed Melbourne car parts factory. Wat atled subtuitively yesterday that Woleely Motors and Wickers TAs abandoned the plan to erect an establishment capable of turning out a thousand cars yearly. Premises intended for Melbourne factory work have been sold, with firm leaders vowing cash guarantees.
In Geeveston a clash between workers and strikers escalates as a group attacks loyalties near the tramway. Police respond quickly but assailants flee into the bush. Two men, Ja Webb and Halos rebb, are later charged with attempted wutsiur.
On a Friday in Hamilton at the Supreme Court, five men including Courtney face trial for the murder of William Routledge in Kopuki. Routledge, mistaken for a policeman, was dragged from his bed, assaulted, and killed. Courtney aided Routledge’s assistant and suffered injuries in the clash with a gang led by Hoolgete.
Melbourne reports counting in the electoral contest. Only three members definitively elected so far with Labour and National forces in play. Analysts expect shifts as national parties contend for balance of power with the Country Party hoped to hold the balance.
The funeral of Hoss Santh was held yesterday as all businesses closed for the service. A long motor cortege lined the route to Nort Road Cemetery gates, and tens of thousands gathered along the roadside and at the cemetery to pay respects. The Eight of greemsrp plunes fra tbs Common wealth Bying school was noted among the crowd.
Report from Lonnes states an agreement on all points of the Irish Probesd gird review has been reached. The Lon tam Cavien Grifiche recurs Wo Dartin te amurrent pod Chureti will Gene step stent in the House of Coumungy.
Debate over reparation obligations heats as opponents exploit the failed last project to push a renewed public campaign. Hugo attains Gryans wavering stance calls for full review of all costs and a decisive revision, including export duty changes. The Machine Nox says it will meet today’s payment.
Major Blake continues work on the eight world flight for repairs and overhaul parts. Aids and equipment are being prepared as Wednesday’s schedule is adjusted.
London reports German shipments to Australia are likely to face tariff rates. The article notes large quantities prepared for delivery and readiness to act if the torpid permits. Unclear wording suggests shipping and pricing details amid war time measures.
Public notice seeks creditors for the estate of WILLIAM HENRY JONES of Bowen and WILLIAM HENRY TONAR of Townsville. Claims must be lodged by 21 July 1999 with the Public Curator Townsville. after that date the curator distributes assets to claimants. Also notices of transmission by death for Donald Miller and related lands.
The Denison Hotel is announced as now under the control of Gillen Walsh. The new management promises convenient access to the railway station and post office, airy balcony rooms, and a bar with wines and beers. Cleanliness and attentive service are emphasized.
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The mine manager Mr Geo Boyns reports progress on 31 May 1922 with the shaft now 5 feet into the reed and needing further 4 feet or more to reach the proper banking wall. Ground had to be broken due to reef bites and the wall requires stabilization before completion.
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