Obituary for Mr T W Smith at Hemmant Cemetery
The obituary notes the death of Mr T W Smith, long-time member and treasurer of the Memmabt Meth(odist) Church, and active in Wellington Point A M Society and Belmont farming areas. He lived in Wynnum and worked as a tailor with his brother before moving to Zinmere. He is survived by a wife, son Colin, four daughters, and many grandchildren. multiple relatives and extended family are listed.
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T. W. Smith
Mir ‘Thome
William Smith
Epod
Ghurah
Belmont
Wyeeran
Cuba
Mcuintaenire
Hewa
Barly
Butlees Os & Wendler
Wwrallonnigadin
Paryporous
Queensland
Gusl
Fen
Thomis Royle
Bewag
Bt + Paul
Nearest 10 Sun Earth Pays Respects
A fragmentary historical note discusses solar activity and midyear temperatures. It references solar phenomena such as faculae and prominences, noting years of observed activity and rough temperature estimates. The text reads as a garbled report on solar effects and their impact on climatic expectations and celestial events.
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Earth
Archbishops musician hailed for goodwill and wit
Mr Willis saluted Arch Bishop Wand as a remarkable, kindly man with a generous spirit who inspired warmth. The tribute recalled his musical talent, radiant personality, and efforts to aid colleagues, church figures, and the needy across Tyland and Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Archbishops Daughter Plays Hockey in Brisbane
Readable fragments indicate a sensational note about the Archbishop’s daughter playing hockey in Brisbane. The Courier Mail reports the Queensland women’s hockey scene with remarks from church figures and local officials about her participation and speculation on women’s team opportunities.
Man's Face Gashed in War Aide Attack
A report describes a violent incident involving a man whose face was gashed during an attack on a war aide named Varin. Local authorities investigated the assault as details emerged from the scene.
Rev Robertson to lead long parish service at Brisbane church
The Rev H Robertson announced to his congregation on Sunday that he intends to move to Murwillumbah when his Presbytery of Brisbane appoints him. The transfer was approved by the Richmond Presbytery and will be transmitted to the Presbytery of Misbane with Ab Monist meeting soon. Robertson, born in Bene land, England, trained as a journalist before joining the ministry and came to Australia over 30 years ago. He served at Brisbane Me and later at Andrew's Church, Rirabane, and has supported the erection of church seating in the parish.
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Tansider
Australia
Mihaugh
Brisbane
Haat
Wand
Hayieg
Mar. Willis Yenterday
Willa
George Muntership
Wailétnd-on- Tyne
George
Church of
Tyland
Newcaslie-on-Tyne
Wart
Waltnes
Dlasane
Tyne
Gympie
Mary Sigeet
Bitberty
Rivers
Hampton
Robertson
Beneland
Arinmane
Atudiert
Mamaed “College
Pane
Ste Andrew's Church
Rirabane
Mortington
Pecama
Anata
Sonvener
Ernon Brattard
Moree
Shell Cimoki
Yari
UR Poattinms
Bingapore
We Molay Brain
Perak
Toithon
Behert
Kinta Valley
Tooh
Khang Lumpur
Wales
Min
Ac Bingmonre
Melbourne
As Jainmaul
Australly
Khid New
No War In Film World Sparked By Industry Debate
A long discussion in The Times centers on commercial tensions in cinema between British and American interests. It notes critics claim American companies overcharge for products while stressing that domestic producers and exhibitors must balance profits with fair access, arguing no real war exists in the film world.
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Brita Artes Ameria Motor Car
Aluirwiton
Wade
Quetta
Eholl Slane Amis UN
Uae
Fish supplies still scarce amid erratic market outlook
Market reports show continued scarcity of fish supplies as weather disruptions depress catches. Prices fluctuated with poor conditions delaying boats and limiting mullet and mackerel stock, though some species showed limited normal levels. Auction yesterday highlighted reduced overall supply, with notable drops in molasses of certain catches and a generally tight market outlook.
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Bay
Gahermen
Banes
Memorial notes on Walker and related figures in Australia
In a long, fragmentary obituary and biographical sketch, the text recounts the life of Mr. Walker and family ties, noting education at St Mark's College London, teaching career, and later roles in engineering and communications. It references emigration to Queensland in 1911, work at Kelvin Grove and Melvin Grove, and awards for service. It mentions two daughters and a Shell Company connection, plus military service and medals. The document also lists official visits by government ministers to Buddaberg Gladstone and Rockhampton and references the Defence Minister and other officials in Brisbane, with assorted names and organizational ties.
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Tadker
Ot Cerny
Alvin Grave
Fuk Aurerane
Mir
F. Walker
Senool
Kelvin Grove
Yeidoa
Yorkabive
St. Mark's College
Chale
London
Goat School
Manchester
England
Walter
Joare
Lands Reclaimed From Pears Open for Settlement
The government plans to open large tracts along the Darling Downe and western southe work for settlement and pastoral prospects. Officials including general manager C. Quadling and Agriculture advisor Mr. Dulance discussed viability and crop types for returned land. The move, aimed at boosting development, will involve surveys and detailed plans for the Farce farming districts and associated regions.
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Downe
Blate
Amrinile
Brisbane
FW. Dulance
Quoding
Quadling
Sta
Quedting
Ste
Bribie Garden Prize Winners Honored by Courier News
The Courier-Mail reports on a gardening prize event at Bribie where BenulltW and others were celebrated. M R McCosker supervised the prizes with W. Wood distributing awards and praising Rampetivors while thanking Caboolture Shire Council for the venue and Councillor Pilly-Cheven. The judges received cheers from attendees.
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M. i. McOsker
W. 4. Wood
MiCusker
Mere
Cabodllure Shire Council
Cardens
Pilly-Cheven
Alleged Film Combine Stirs Australian Exhibitors
Fragmented account details a bid by Theatres Corporation and partners to curb independent exhibitors. Figures claim coercive tactics and mounting pressure to secure joint distribution. Martin, a critic linked to the industry, notes resistance and calls for balanced film quotas. The debate centers on Australian cinema access and market control.
Big Rise in Receipts in Federal Finances
Canberra reports a strong December for tax collections with the Treasury showing higher revenue figures than expected. Analysts note Christmas trade and revised figures imply a continuing uptick across Victoria New South Wales and other states, aided by easing car and consumer demand.
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Leon Tamalin
Atures Meni, Jk
Carli
Afaten
Victoria
New South Walfe
Vittoria
Uemsiand
Australia
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