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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
10
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The former Bria resident Alenebier James Lamont died yesterday at Wellington Point. He was proprietor of the Bengal Chutney Co and left the business to his son. Lamont earlier managed Webster and Co in Mary Street and served in Parliament as timber authority for Brisbane. He held roles on the Water and Sewerage Board and the Bund, Kyat and THING Committee, and chaired the Cemetery Board. His family and community mourn his passing after a long career in business and public service.
Obituary notes the death of Mr Kings greatent Gilalph fame in Victoria. He was instrumental in introducing private wires of BXahims 46 lovers of Victoria and won prizes for the inaugural cantata for solo voices with Phofus archentra and organ at the International Contents Exhibition marking Australia’s centenary. He conducted and adjudicated across towns, served as conductor of the Melbourne institute, worked with Queenstand, and held postings in Southport. Survived by a large family including six widows and a daughter, with memorials and acknowledgments from peers and institutions.
A worker conspired with an employer to defeat an award prompting a court appearance. A. Anderson, Acting Magistrate, noted three months imprisonment as the penalty under the Criminal Code after the defendant admitted to reduced remuneration and related acts. The case involved H. McDowall and a bread carter, with prosecutors stating clear evidence of unlawful wage withholding. The judge warned similar offenses would attract maximum penalties.
A confused police report recounts a fugitive chase through Adelaide streets ending with capture near a river. Names and details are garbled, but authorities indicate the pursuit involved local officers and a suspect exhausted by the long flight.
The notice honors Mrs Lavin of West Maitland New Britain and recalls her late husband Thomas W. Tuft and their daughter. It lists family names including Kevin Tavie and Keene Hike, mentions the Lavin family’s church and hospital ties, and notes two daughters ages unknown, with plans for a funeral and travel arrangements to the Bojana Cemetery.
The Lilley division of the Country and Progressive National Organisation held a Tuesday meeting to decide on selecting a candidate by plebiscite. The vote on plebiscite was defeated. 120 delegates will attend, with 00 to represent the division. Mrs. Taylor and Watanah electoral figures feature among supporters and nominees for the Lilley seat.
A fragmented clump of OCR text references workshops and pooling with scattered names, places, and phrases. It hints at an imminent end to pooling activities and mentions entities like OY UAE and Denperkued Aor. The readable segments resemble notes or captions rather than a cohesive report.
The charity society supports families in need through concerts and events. Funds raised aid domestic relief, clothing, and essential supplies for households facing hardship. Local gatherings emphasize community support and continued assistance for vulnerable residents.
Government plans to shift locomotive construction to state workshops, with Maryborough and Walkern among the sites. The announcement signals that future orders may stay within the state, aiming to boost urban industry while limiting cross-border work. The urban retrenchment program includes a capital outlay of £190,000 to cover the next year’s needs.
The article reports on proposals by Britain’s Air Traders and a related body to allow duties on motor body panels. It notes Premier statements about federal government seriousness and potential commitments. The piece covers government hesitation and the possible impact on trades at the federal level.
Fragmentary report indicates a government intention to transport about 100 unemployed men from Canberra Port to Australia for work on a Transcontinental railway. The text references officials and locations in a troubled OCR string, with names and places partially legible.
The vessel named bydnex is set to depart for the East Indies from Queenslaise ports. Reported crew includes Keaton and Maley along with Mr Me Strntten Brown. The ship is expected to manned by a small crew and reach various East Island targets in the coming months.
A medieval style ceremony marked the extension of Grafton Cathedral with a memorial park dedication for soldiers. Bishop Di Faeéae Beill announced a substantial donation and Mrs W Quate, new resident of South Gratton, contributed £100 toward a memorial window as church officials and attendees observed the event with speeches and a solemn service.
In Melbourne trading on June 27 demand for Consols remained firm with prices near 20,000 for a 4 per cent issue. Market observations note cautious gains, improved supplies, and a general uptick in miscellaneous listings as investors adjust holdings amid narrow daily movements.
In East Toowoomba the Labour Party has chosen Mr J Stopford as campaign director for the by election. The Country Nationalist Party endorsed Alderman JD Aumunds and the Labour candidate is Mr ID Katie. The minister for Mines Mr J Stopford was selected to lead Labour efforts.
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