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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
2
A Cairos telegram reports Patrick O'Meara aged 73, an Ireland native living in Australia for sixty years, plans to travel to the Southern capitals. He seeks a chance to showcase what is claimed to be the most luxuriant beard in the world, reportedly seven feet long.
A Bowen district letter urges farmers to unite for sugar cane as the sole viable industry, arguing sugar will bring prosperity. It proposes forming committees, securing irrigation, mill support, and a local factory, aiming to attract investment, create jobs, and boost exports while preserving population. It advocates a united front to develop Bowen into an industrial hub.
The Country Women’s Association reports resumed activities with Sea Side Home projects moving forward. Tenders for a building not to exceed £350 are invited, plans to be supplied by bidders, close with the Secretary on the 17th. Bowen and Townsville branches discuss similar priorities as the Bootooloo group reports a successful annual meeting and election of officers.
The weather has improved after heavy rain with warm days and pleasant nights. An event the Cain evening for the Hack Club was postponed to Saturday night weather permitting. Roy Hampton and bride visited family then returned to Julia Creek with acquaintances noted around town. Sergeant Mein Jerney inspected the Merinda Hotel as renewal of licenses approaches. Mrs O Mob arrived by Thursday night mail from an extended Booth holiday.
In the Chief Secretary’s office Aba Mogting leads a committee session with W McGormack chairing to align Anzac Day observance with postures of reverence. The quorum and unanimity praised by Premier’s Contarsuoe and citizen representatives signal a well considered plan for Beale observance and a Day Act provision limiting bare meetings on Anzac Day.
Dorothy Mildred Weedrick owner of Victualler’s Licence seeks transfer under The Liquor Act of 1819 to Marie Fabdrique Mackay wife of Glen Ray Mackay from current holder for premises near Howan District. Notice dated May 19 1985 states intent to apply at April sitting of Lichnaming Court for renewal and transfer. solicitor O B Ewins-Davies of Hugh Street Bowes represents applicant.
Public holidays hours listed for library and reading room with reduced rates for youths under 18. Details include admission charges for local functions, traveling shows, and church or educational events. Administrative notes mention hours, rates, and oversight by the librarian.
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