Duke Tours Queensland Towns in Royal Progress
The Duke of Gloucester continued his Queensland tour visiting Warwick Clifton and Toowoomba. Crowds welcomed him warmly as he greeted children and locals, with a ride on the Oakey road noted. The royal train was to depart Toowoomba at 7 26 and reach Brisbane at 2 50.
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Oakey Road
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Cortia
Mr Warwick
England
Imaicy
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Warvik
Laval
Yai
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Rng
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Herries Street
Margirst Street
Eerige
Urnriers
Royah Husbens
Steyoned
Toowoomey
Annend
Frank He Merritt
Kip Rovel Wighness
Willy
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Pune
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Jon ‘Darlin Downe
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W. Davidson
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India
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Royel
Sharhelit
Adel Bach
Duke Told To Put Out That Cigarette Your Worship
Toowoomba December 3 A remarkable incident at a royal visit to Toowoomba where a fireman urged the Duke of Gloucester to extinguish a cigarette during the Duke’s final hour at the Citizens’ Fini. The Duke, momentarily surprised, rose as Alderman Annand ordered the firemen to retire. The mayor fined the fireman and the superintendent explained the action as duty. The event drew wide attention among guests and locals.
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Arao
Duke of Gloucester
Toowenabm
Thor
Thromy
J.D. Anand
Annand
Sean Jurer
Tye
Ibs
Vic Brigade Board
Alderaan Annand
Tikewine
Alderamn
Fragmentary Tale of Dukes and Military Eye in War Time
The garbled text fragments refer to a duke, his courtesan, a military display, and a scene at a station involving the Fremire and others. Mentions of a soldier disappointed memory, a figure with eye hinting at a fight, and a son linking with Royal Were Rents in Avent wae Killed My. Brown a Uireasda.
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Remsei
Bern
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Fremire
Thiranne
Wan Steiw
Browne Bismtorpe Muitnad Svlaler
Ryn
Germany
The Tour Sees Soldiers Leave For Warwick
A desolate scene described as troops depart aboard a train bound for Warwick. Duke and Miss Merit farewells mark a quiet ending as officers move forward. The journey passes orchards and vineyards, with locals recalling Revel Undersap’s memory and the era’s tense mood.
Brilliant Warwick scene as Duke of York visits town
A grand Warwick welcome for the Duke of York described as a brilliant pageant. crowds cheered through streets lined with flags as the Duke rode past, greeted by the Mayor and locals. A ceremonial reception featured speeches, regalia, and a Royal salute amid a festive atmosphere.
Royal procession in Warwick crowds cheer as Duke receives salute
A vibrant pageant through Warwick featured Major General Vyse and a Royal motorcade. Spectators lined the streets as the Duke acknowledged the crowd, with horses, guards, and a marching escort. The procession highlighted royal ceremony, public acclaim, and the enduring spectacle of imperial pageantry.
Air Services Funding Talk Between Britons and Australians
Armstrong of the British Prettie London company discusses a 100000 grant to develop air services in Australia with New England Airways. In Sydney he met A Robin Ox, director of New England Airways, and outlined plans to finance aircraft purchases and expansion to support passenger and cargo routes. Australia’s air development potential is highlighted as a major opportunity for growth.
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Hen. Armstrong
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London
New England Airways
Australia
Armalite
Sydney
Montérdy
Ge A.robin- Ox
Manning
Upland Airways
Armationg
Exteaning Commerciali aceyiGes
Armotrong
New England
Royal visit to Toowoomba greets Duke and Duchess
Citizens of Toowoomba welcomed the Duke and Duchess amid cheers and loyalty expressions. The Royal party toured the town, inspected soldiers, and met local officials, with a royal reception planned including a dance and dinner arrangements for the visit.
Australian wheat export quota reduced amid flood toll
A cable from Australia’s Wheat Advisory Committee reports a recommended reduction to the wheat export quota amid severe Victorian floods. The proposed cut aims from 160,000,000 bushels toward 120,000,000 bushels, reflecting a broader estimate of the crop outlook and famine relief needs.
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Australia
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Aksh International
Budapest
Libl de Wecrucebie
Aig
Wheit Advisory
Thousands facing famine in flood hit Victoria
Melbourne reports floods receding as thousands face famine and homelessness. Deaths and missing remain high in Victoria with 17 missing on the Coramba steamer. The government appeals for aid, pledging funds and supplies to relief efforts while many towns suffer extensive property and infrastructure damage.
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Victoria
Coramba
Lesi Jeane
Parsons
Pederak Caverment
Tellet
Cieneral
Ivar Swaney
Crom
Athens
Aid For The Growers In Canberra December 3
A contentious conference on wheat and flour taxation discusses a new basis for payment to support growers and maintain bread prices. Differences arise over a wholesale sales tax, with NSW advocating a direct tax on flour and federal opposition citing funding and administration concerns.
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Canberra
Wheat Commission
Dare Ry
New South Wales
Stevens
Commonwealth
Local Weather Forecast Readings for Today
An updated forecast lists cloudy conditions and a high around 44. A local area shows a chance of light winds from the south with southerly breezes. Temperatures moderate, with readings likely near the mid 40s.
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Wahi
He Harbor
Twa
Wreckage After Ship City Holidays Disaster Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe wreckage at Pyramid Rock and near Philiv Jay with multiple references to a chief and various figures. The text mentions bodies found on the beach, a large amount of debris, possible search activity, and ongoing efforts to recover remains as investigators assess the disaster’s scope.
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Gincer Sinuir
Corimba
Pyramid Rock
Philiv Jay
Inba
Sarah Endian
Brisbane
Arta
Jas GatepaEl
Philin Lena
Phil Tyan
National Calamity Echoes In PremierClaims
Fragmented text shows political distress and appeals after a national calamity rumor. References to Lyons Seera UI, Premier of Viernes, and Sir Blanley Arese hint at a crisis response, funding effects, and public sympathy. The piece notes government actions and suffering observers amid unclear details.
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Seera UI
Viernes
Tate
Vietoria
Blanley
Speedy despatch of air mails across regions
Speedy air mail service announced with routes from Charleville to Brisbane and Townsville. Officials including W As Minty oversee transfers at central post offices. Plans call for rapid relay through towns Saket Lanigeench Winton Cionevery Daly Water and other stops, with connections to Birdim and Mamar.
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Dereipnee
Minty Assitant
Majin
Brishuns
Charleville
Tuyo Sutras
Fund Hua
Bern Ivy
Flip Quali
Focal Post
Redroe Marine Atritioetnesile
Speedy Tranefeywace
Mialeir
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British Company
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Toowomba
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Prince of Wales
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Roberson
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