Kingshome Fund Reaches Three Thousand Pounds
The Returned Soldiers League set a 3000 pound target for Kingshome and the sum was reached yesterday thanks to a gift from Mr P J O Shea, chairman of Queensland Turf Club. Additional subscriptions pushed receipts higher, with thanks to supporters and the prominent firms Evans Deakin and Company and others. The Queensland branch will officially close the fund and proceed with the home’s construction for displaced ex-servicemen.
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Quernsland
O'Shea
Mistrosultan
Wenerona
Queensland
Ling Jaapae
Uae
Laganil
Tite
Stanly
Mestrs
Evans, Deakin and Company
Donatian
Gattis
Miss Mcdonald
Burglars Strike Suburbs in Northeastern Australia
Police report a wave of suburban thefts aimed at money and jewelry. Several homes in Ashgrove, Waverley, Gray Vena Fosd, Tenerife Terrace, and nearby areas were entered. valuables stolen include jewelry worth £8 10s, watches, silverware, and cash, with multiple break-ins occurring over a single weekend. The investigations target a southern burglary ring believed to be pausing their winter migration.
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Wits
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Taven
Waverley Road
Hemilton
Tenerife
Shre
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Gale's Suction Lifts Water From Dams
A weekend gale struck Katamatite tearing trees from the ground and draining recently filled dams. The wind moved in a four mile straight track, four chains wide, then vanished as quickly as it came, leaving the township to assess damage and riverbed levels.
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Murder Theory Tests River Body Found in Murray
A body found on the River Murray at Tocumwat is being treated as possibly accidental but murder is not dismissed. Police, with Dr Trembath examining the remains, note a fracture and clothes on the riverbank. The man is estimated aged 30 to 66, with missing details and a possible duck shooting scenario considered.
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River Murray
Tocumwat
Trembath
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Sarwest
Foul Diep
Mayor Carried In On Stretcher At Town Hall
Hospital to town hall in Ipswich as Mayor Alderman A. Tr Blephenten is carried on a stretcher into the council chamber for a session amid reports of a serious foot ailment. Alderman Stephenson also attends after hospitalization, remaining through the day. The health and works committees continue with business, with care for the mayor expected to continue in coming weeks.
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Classified Ad Notes From Today’s Market
Wholesale buyers seek nose berries and related items in a jumble of listings. Multiple lines show sale intents for various goods, cash offers, and jobs, with scattered phrases about delivery, pricing, and hire by the day.
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Private appointment and Brisbane tram history notes
Personal notice recounts a private appointment for a position with a modest salary and mentions a return to Myland for private reasons. It recalls Brisbane tram service history with horse-drawn routes between Woolloongabba and South Bank and references city officials and local firms amid a late 19th or early 20th century setting.
Historical account of a tragic case in Forsayth involving a drowning and a throat wound
Police witness statements describe an aborigine prisoner’s reply about a fatal throat wound and an alleged poisoning plan linked to a man named McGlivray. The report details constable inquiries, custody, and the involvement of the young Gullaghady, with focus on the events surrounding the incident and the cell conditions.
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McOsvray
Crim Ty Mer
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Five Overseas Planes Arrive In One Day Record for Brisbane
A chaotic but intriguing report details a proposed rapid air link from Sydney to Brisbane and Singapore using flying boats. The plan envisions multiple aircraft weekly, with departures from Archerfield and land planes supplementing the service. Stops include Pinkenba, Batavia, and Norman River, aiming to connect Australia with England starting in July.
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England
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Australia
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Dutch service arrangements debate overseas mail routes
The article discusses a Dutch plan affecting overseas mail from Darwin to Port Augusta and Melbourne routes. It notes ships would carry passengers, overnight stays at Cloncurty and other points, with a Bow Bay NSW terminal completion targeted within a year and potential courtesy calls to Australian ministers.
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Thorpyy
Smid
Cornet
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Short of objective many still need blankets
A local charity appeal notes the objective of 41 500 for blanket donations remains short with many families in need. Secretary Barrett reported plans to spend the full amount, while appeals from social services and donors continue. Local volunteers list recipients and emphasize urgent help for children and families during the cold period.
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Jdeanette Peteher
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Burkert Siley
Relief funds and subsidies in 1930s policy debate
The article discusses intermittent relief pellet schemes and subsidies, noting government aims to finance local authority unemployment relief through loans and tax measures. It cites proposals by officials to stabilise funding, debt relief, and the role of royal authority in sustaining unemployment funds while outlining concerns about long term debt and government interest.
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Cooper
Royal Authority
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Liquor Union Officials Re-elected In Toowoomba Visit
An adjourned meeting of Mininatoy Lie huiinniine discusses daily services impact as Toowoomba and Brisbane union officials, led by Anderson, G Mn H B Huistel, and others from Mesara, Brosnan and Beard, visit Brisbane to review operations of Sugar Co. Ltd. The delegation includes Toowoomba and North eMadi officials.
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Stocks and Markets Report From Roma Street
Market activity showed continued confidence with gains in base metals and steady script. Observers note tighter supply ahead at Roma Street as finance and commerce pages outline further details.
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Roma Street
Finance and Commerce
Protests In House Over Capital Move to Salama
Debate in parliament this week centers on transferring New Guinea’s administrative capital from Rabaul to Salamaua. Reported opposition includes concerns about logistics and regional impact. a decision is expected soon, with lawmakers considering appeals and formal notices.
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Police Recover Gooda Worth £ 100
A report discusses the cost and financial implications of relocating a capital, weighing maintenance, engineering views, and feasibility. It cites expert committees and proposals, including alternatives to move the capital to a coastal or inland site, with figures around £150 to £350.
Great Future for Cotton Industry Hailed in Australia Policy Hearing
Officials and industry leaders discuss cotton growth plans and policy recommendations at a legislative hearing. Davies Compemne veers on the issue, stressing the need for modern breeding and expansion of seed stock. Critics warn of environmental risks and urge careful consideration of farming practices and market demand.
Mr H J Harvey Appointed Union Secretary
The Miscellaneous Workers’ Union elected Mr. H. J. Harvey to secretary at the Merlonnight meeting. Harvey will serve as secretary of the Freensland Tradex and exbous Council and will assume the post immediately. Bryan retained the secretaryship of the Miscellaneous Workers’ Union, and Harvey’s appointment follows that pattern.
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Week's Traffic Woes Highlight Brisbane Accidents
Nonsensical OCR fragment notes 122 accidents in a week with injuries and police involvement. Names, places, and clear outcomes are unreadable, but the item references car crashes, injuries, and a Brisbane context with police response.
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Miner Killed in New Guinea
In New Guinea the miner James Francis, aged 26, died after an explosion at the Net Cayinéa mine. The single survivor reports the incident occurred during evening hours as the mine foreman and others were engaged in final operations. He was brought to Wau Hospital for treatment but succumbed to injuries.
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New Guinea
James Francis
Wiluoa
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