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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
4
Queensland Court Specializing in Qualifications Rules
The Full Court released a decision by Mr Griffith XC regarding a candidate who served mail in farm for three years and now seeks an opportunity to parse his intermediate examination. The Chief Justice noted a limit for Queensland Court specificity requiring five years of service before admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Sue Weighlak
Mw Griffith
Rads Janiey University
Queensland
Mail Notices From Overseas And Global Trade Notices
A scrambled OCR page lists mail notices and trade references across domains including Overseas Mails, Europe, Australia, and North America. It mentions dates such as June and May, and references various regions and shipping terms in a fragmented catalog style.
Queensland Advert Keeps Local Holiday Spirit Alive
A fragmented notice from THE COURIER-MAIL highlights seasonal greetings and community events. The readable text references a Crown or local celebration and local businesses offering specials. Despite garbled OCR, the piece conveys a festive mood and audience engagement typical of advance notices.
Australia Faces Budget Strains and Recovery Risk
The report notes depictions of economic strain in Australia with mentions of a 1,000,000 gun by the Commonwealth, efforts to balance the year's accounts, and a 1,200,000 advance to wheat growers. It discusses improved finances from Commonwealth grants, cautions against overreliance on government borrowing, and highlights unemployment and drought impacts on rural districts amid a tentative world economic revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasey
Canberra
de Prewninn
Australis
Luntu
Hudyer
Lyons
Commonwealth
South Australia
Staten
Australia
Carey
Lou Eeque
Aluer
Private development tipped to spur recovery over relief work
The Victoria Loan Council debate centered on private water price and development as the engine for improvement. Premier Dunstan argued funds lean toward gold mining and private schemes, while governments struggle to finance relief. He urged tax burdens be reduced to revive production and smooth budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loan Council
Victoria
Dunstan
Avery
Australia
Rollef
Ratepayers as Stalking Horses in Brisbane Light Debate
The City Council pursues a policy clash with Government over municipal electric supply. A deputy argues for a franchise transfer to the City Light Co while the Government faces calls to protect public ownership. The row questions who should bear costs and whether ratepayers are inappropriately used as political instruments in this municipal energy dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ElectHe Light Co
Tsel
Lereste
Hinceelt
Brisbane
Latour
City Electric Light Co
South Queensland
Gymple
Tweed
Tt Jim
Wlihan
Government Alley
Darnell Bequest Sparks Queensland Art Gallery Plans
The piece argues that Brisbane needs a new art gallery and public library funded by the Darnell bequest. It stresses that the money should buy works of art, not just finance building or maintenance, and notes government support as a state responsibility while highlighting the £18,000 bequest and £8,000 set aside for the Randall Gallery as a nucleus to expand Queensland’s art collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
John Darnell
Pational
Ouberbers
Randall Gallery
Whitch
Darnell
Simia
Galley
Queensland
Herzog the Idol of the Boer and His Political Turn
Fragmented account recounts General Herzog, once the Boer idol, denouncing secession and urging unity. It notes his evolving stance toward Britain, his praise of Australia, and parallels with South Africa’s political shifts while mentioning his Cape Town origin and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Berry Munnik Hertang
South Africa
England
Cape Town
Britain
Airlea
Thors
Queen's Hotel St Smale, Point
Nister Dominion
Australia
Hunrtzog
Generel
Port Riinabethy
Salishlry
Peter the Hermit
Tattan
Tomas
Herzog
Nylalzooin
Ymiperiaiien
Jane
Seneral Botha
Maerelie
Herteog
Peasion- Siely
Sildler
Memoires of a Questionable Leader in Queensland History
A fragmented 1910 era piece discusses colonial figures and political shifts, praising a new military chief and universal training while critiquing governance. It contrasts democratic aims with imperial tradition, referencing Boer war era leadership and postwar reform debates in Australia.
Trial of Trolley Bosses and City Debate Over Transit
A damaged transcript reveals disputes over tram extensions and a proposed trolley service in the city. Lord Mayor urged thorough study while council weighed costs and routes, including potential North Gay to Ampley Street plans and a public hearing. Discussions touched on safety, funding, and impact on busy districts.
Bowen and Premier travel plans amid holiday schedule
Fragmented report outlines Governor Sir Leelie Wilson and Premier Bevan planning returns and travel routes between Bowen and Adelaide, with references to Bowen, Tanlafalt, and nearby stations. It notes a hospital visit for Mr Milan and a service schedule, including a gathering at Buunol and a party from Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leelie Wilson
Bowen
Torres Dene
Joli
Adelaide Conranys
Matey
AiOch
Oallas
Biaksomlep
Cheirmal
Couhelste
A. Hoyer
Ser
Wiaktor Acrciary
Ile” Oye
Wattorn
Weil
Tee Paafern A
P. Aamciation
Buunol
Thuyday
Dmr
J. Carter
Wie Brisium
Tae Ad Mara
Milan Alee
Thamans Ir Nile
Hospital
I. i
Abary
Bhark Peak
Registration of Flats: Official Notes and Meeting Observations
In a Bravat uy health department meeting Alderman Power MG and others discussed housing standards and the inspectorate's role. The remarks touched on registration for flats and boarding houses and potential technical deficiencies in documents and procedures. The discussion emphasized adherence to ordinance requirements and possible actions from the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravat Uy
Caune
Power MG. A
Saat
Rome
Why Labour Won The Election Why Labour Won The Election
An OCR fragment discusses Labour's victory, arguing about economic policy and public sentiment. It references money, work, and political blame, with garbled phrases and unclear details reflecting a damaged page. The piece hints at party dynamics and public opinion shaping electoral outcomes.
Weather report from a mistyped regional bulletin
The text describes temperatures across regions from Crass nia to Pecos with daily highs around 713 degrees and a June average of 604. It notes a cool night and a maximum of 50 feet at an observatory, referencing blunted terms and garbled city names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuernuand
Tropic
Muiburbe
Weebane
Die
Mirianare Observatory
Fragmented 1080s and 1910s Events Mentioned in Yesterdays Howk
A garbled update cites drownings at Ene Lae jig Towne on June 13 1080 and June 12 1094 explosions near Mirai Gur Uneest. It references Patiala's Maharaja arriving in London June 12 1918 and a Hamburg America liner voyage to New York. Weather and rugby mentions appear amid fractured names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Howk
Ene
Jimour
Toms
Mplthead
New York
Thos
Rugby
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