Saints Days as Holidays in Queensland
A Brisbane Chamber of Commerce and government figures debate restoring Saint Patrick’s Day as a public holiday in Queensland. Cabinet discussions consider broader holiday concessions. opposition argues against a separate Saints Day, citing potential burdens on other holidays and national bodies.
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Dass Ag
Queensland
Brisbane
Balto
Minty Bay
Equitable Restoration Reframed Across a Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR passage presents scattered phrases about equitable restoration, governance and local concerns. It references terms like restoration, powers, residents, and various place names in a disjointed sequence, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a concrete summary.
Geelong Wool Sales Show Mixed Merino Gains
At Geelong sales the Merino offering faced variable demand with rises up to five percent in some lots while overall activity remained steady. Buyers including Brasteld Japan and others participated as trade showed no decisive change for coarser wools and slight price gains for select Merino lines amid cautious interest.
Sydney Market Auction Buys Record Large Wool Bales
Sydney January 30 strong demand at the Sydney market saw 11208 bales offered with 19404 sold at auction and the rest privately. Western buyers from Oregon and Japan showed interest with support from the Continent as prices dipped to favorable levels. Merino sales led the way with several lots attracting notable interest at Armidale and St Helens.
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Sydney
Bydrey Wii
Yoreshoe
Japan
St Heleny
Armidale
London Market Unchanged Amid Mixed European Cues
Market chatter pointed to a flat London session with muted moves as European data and oil prices offered little directional clarity. Traders noted lack of fresh catalysts and waited for cues from global equities and currency flows.
Licensed Betting Shops Debate Motion Carried
A local council discussed licensed betting shops within a 20 mile radius of the area. A motion to approve the measure was seconded and carried, with members citing regulatory compliance and community impact.
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Mike Pravey
Masonic Bursary Winners Named Among Local Students
The Stumm Memorial and Gregory Memorial Bursaries were awarded to Masonie Oli Bursary claimants Geary Henry Copeman of Toogoolawal Rural School and Chruting Carruth Smith of Milenelton, with Smith briefly surprised by news of her Gregory Memorial victory. Copeman led the list of 182 competitors and the Charles Stumm bursary was declared the top prize.
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Charles Stumm
Gregory
Masonie Oli
Henry Copeman
Toogoolawal
Lilley Meviallirss Hay
Stumm
Chruting Carruth Smith
AR Smith
Milenelton
Basenn
Meg White
Masonic Club
Burmey
Department of Public Instruction
George Henry Copeman
Ust
Charley Stumm
Gregory Memoral Bussary
Navine
Marke
End
Gregory Memorial
Mia Smith
Wits
Nat
Mr. White
Mir White
Copeman
Foo
Grimmar
Cuarles-Maltachy
Australia
White
Dan Smith
Bill to Protect Diagh Plalers Misreads and Mixed Text
A garbled historical clipping discusses a proposed bill, with unclear names and phrases. The readable segments mention protection aims and legislative actions but lack coherent details or identifiable entities to anchor a precise summary.
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Diagh Plalers
Road services disruption hits Nambour area
Disjointed OCR notes report road service closures near Nambour on June 30 affecting heavy vehicle operators. One truck owner mentions advance payments and boat service links from Calquindra, with crews facing reduced access and potential shutdowns across the route.
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Nambour
Junuay
Iple
Ing Eteen
Rlavane
Coustefonegnepars
Bane Povoe
Breene
Calquindra
Niawea
Eichine
Servise
Wielan
Obituary notices from Toowoomba and Queensland fields
Obituary notices report the death of HA Dunning of Queensland in Toowoomba due to illness and a long time executive and sports figure. The deceased was a former traveler for Dunlop Perday Rubber Co and a noted bowling club secretary. Survived by a son and daughter, funeral arrangements include burial at Lutwyne Cemetery with arrangements by Queen’s News. In another notice Matron J Waller died in Toowoomba private hospital after years of military hospital service. She came from a Hunter River pastoral family and leaves two brothers, with burial planned in Durgee, New South Wales.
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HA. Dunning
Busines
Sealine
Dionne
Mat Feary
Dunlop—Perdriay Rubber Co
Queeneland
Waa
Waa Secretary of “the Bowling Club. A Poattton
Dunning
Ren
Mice
Orne
Lutwyene
Darling Downs
J. Wader
Toowoomba
Mliary Foxpitale
Waller
Kangaroo Point War Hospital
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Oslo
Geelong Wool Sales
Jimueny
Mertun
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Brasteld
London
Boo Qasentiand
N.d.ra
Dea
Bretty Tron
Blasi
Mowe Ait
Ene
Mr. H. A. Dunning
Matron Waller
Metal
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