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Newspaper

Brisbane Courier Mail

Location

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Date

Aug 08, 1935

Page

7

Cobar Gold Mine Reopened After Production Return

The Cobar gold mine resumes operations with an initial output of 2590 ounces and 3000 ounces of ore production reported, alongside 1618 ounces from 4777 tons milled. The report notes extensive plant expenditure and ongoing development within the mine complex as part of a larger restructuring effort.

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Retired Pool Urged as Federal Wheat Report Emerges

Article fragments reference Mr A D Walsh and a call for retirement, with notes on immigration and a Swedish cadet linked to ships passage. Mentions a training barge, a captain, and possible export or deportation actions. Details are uncertain due to damaged OCR text.

A. D. Walsh

Farmers Attack Dr Page Over Wheat Policy Criticism

Australasian farmers criticise Dr Page and the government for failing to establish a compulsory Commonwealth Wheat pool. Royal Commission findings cited, calls for action blocked by political maneuvering. farmers allied with the Country Party demand decisive steps to back wheat growers.

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Dalgety Manager Waluh to Retire After 41 Years

Mr AD Waluh long serving manager of Dalgety and Co Ltd announces retirement in November after 41 years in charge. The board grants him a six month leave with a gradual handover as the company plans expansion and continued growth across Queensland and New South Wales.

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Roberts Now a Hairdresser

A fragmented police report details an arrest and charges connected to a local business fraud case. Robert Roberts is described in vague terms amid mentions of trading company deceit, repayments, and a court appearance. The text references bars, assets, and a failed plea, with several proper names obscured.

Sydney Tramway Award Changes Hours Fortnight

The Federal Arbitration Court today approved a revised award for the Sydney tramway with major changes including an 88 hour fortnight Instead of the former 44 hour week and adjustments to Sunday work payments The decision highlights shifted work hours and wage terms impacting tramway employees and operations.

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News in Brief From Near and Far Polterswelfare Chat

Fragmentary notes describe political visits and welfare discussions, with references to a governing figure, committees meeting tomorrow, and a planned reunion on September 26. The text also mentions national indicators, candidate expectations, and local political activity across multiple regions.

Leslie Wilson Vbr Frohien Welfare Rota Betcer Vane Felli Chr Mangalien Wits

Unclear text mentions a conference and memorial wreath

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a conference, individuals such as Dan, Lisa, and Tony, plus mentions of a wreath laying, a memorial in France, and a visit by a Commander for a wreath ceremony. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unrelated fragments.

Deninen Bach Fan Cyne Erica Hy Fatry London Nationie Affairs Tony Des Muley Clare Lrague Siationn AMA Gin Pf Syd Ie Gersman Wea Jere Bretoneux Will Visik France BAUM

Experiments Reach Promising Stage In Tobacco Blue Mould Study

Melbourne reports a promising stage in blue mould research for tobacco. The Growers Association outlines progress by researchers, noting calls to reduce excise duty and improve unity. Delegates discuss funding, Australian-grown tobacco, and government support while election of officers occurs.

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Migration Loss Declines in Six Months

Figures from the Commonwealth Statistician show migration losses fell over the six months ending June 30, with 768 departures attributed to Europe and 121 non-Europeans. Britain and Ireland accounted for part of the decline as Australia’s permanent net migration rose to 821, while departures exceeded arrivals by 101 or more in various categories.

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Trans Tasman Air Service Developments Reported

Fragmented OCR notes describe progress on a Trans Tasman air service. Captain P G Taylor cites Trane Twamay Development Co Ltd arranging involvement with Mutual Aircraft Manufacturing Co to operate flights from England to Australia. Figures suggest rising international travel for 1954 compared with prior year, amid migration patterns and celebrations.

Wea Urre P. G. Taylor Ehunie Trane Twamay Development Co., Ltd Tey Hak Nis Bed Mutual Aircraft Manufacturing Company Ty Build Horace England Taylor

Baker's Motor Van Overturns Near Coolangatta Waterworks

A Baker's delivery van overturned on Upper Tatlebudaern Road near the Coolangatta water authority pumping station. Driver Frederick Kersdrick of Burleigh Heads sustained a left knee injury and shock. Leonart Hagen of West Burleigh suffered lacerations on the left elbow. Bann Healey of Nev arrived with head injuries and shock. The vehicle, owned by P Schweitzer of Burleigh Mean, crashed after steering failed, overturning into an embankment while en route to Tallebudgera Creek.

20Thport Weamong Bakers Tatlebudaern Coolangatta Nevr P. Schweitzer Burleigh Mean Tallebudgern Creek

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