Visitors to Brisbane recall distant holidays and archaeology
A lengthy Brisbane notice describes visitors including Mrs Zaniretta and Miss Bath, recounting archaeological work in England and missionary outreach in Ceylon. It notes digs at Norsey Wood Essex, St Albans, and Chipping Norton, plus a fishing holiday in Port Buda r. The piece also mentions Miss Bath’s Sinhalese language work and a Queensland visit by Mr and Mrs Hulbert and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englan
Zaniretta
Thei “Hinds
England
Norsey Wood
Essex
Day Kimbaile
Office of Works
St Albans
Chotesbury
Buckinghamnstire
Tate Sutherland
Banketea
Port Budar
Mise Marsnses
Mongolia
Gross
Anor
Miss Bath
Ceyion
Brisbane
Uae
G. A Hulbert
Roethldveny Lea
Robie
Ehneteum
Hulbert
Julia
Buskbecke
Evede
Khartoum
Gusrma
Young Woman Achieves Notable Posts in Queensland
Minna Winship, born Whitby England, rises to senior roles in Queensland circles. She served as assistant secretary to the Chamber of Trade in Townsville, then as secretary to the New Ireland Pelistic Forests Company manager in Brisbane. In 1921 she won a Bloit and Hoses College gold Medal for typewriting, and she has active involvement in hockey and golf, holding honorary posts and leading women’s clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englang Vince
Senor
Newcastle
Tyler
Inter
Chamber of Trade
Wailiey Bay
Queensland
Oransay
Bris~pate
New Ireland Perpicsl Forests Company
Bulldiman
Edward Street
Mira Winship
Oxley Golf Clu
Redland Bay Links Opens Amid Club Opening Noise
Local golf club hosts a spring opening with names of attendees including Mr and Mrs Armstrong Mrs Harvey Wau and others listed in attendance. The event features speeches and social segments, with mentions of several local figures and a parade of guests from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redland Bay
Sunioy
Seacerany
Ariuive
Howe Wreser
Assia
Joe Efruce
Aden
Armstrong
Gwlad
Dua
Ware Gordon
Toowoomba Clifford Park Race Meeting Report
A garbled report from Clifford Park details racing events and attendees. Names such as Mrs D Geuvte and Mr We Hodgea appear amid scattered references to riders, attendees, and outfits. The text lists various individuals and scenes from the day with limited coherent structure or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Park
Wiest
Conminster
W Cunningham
Tenner
Bet
We Hodgea
Shesdaries Prince
Purredl Davies
Coase Cronies
Raver
Goedon
Holman
Bath
Hubert
Dibley
Brore Smith
Captain Baits
OM Adriat
Anderson
Maryiornugh
Fragmented note on travels and kinship across regions
Readable fragments describe Mose Muri Ramaay and others returning from journeys, family ties across places such as Brisbane, Vinita, New Zealand, and a brief reference to relatives and a Shukrapenre source. The text is garbled with unclear dates and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Mim
Alford
PY Paseron
Brisbane
Faruyell
Pategon
Pumgrey
New Zealand
Social notes from Toowoomba and Brisbane society
Colonial era social column reports engagements visits and guest stays. Names include Mrs A R Godsall Mr Mirehill Godsall Miss Coutance Tlanapant Arthur Durleesy Myrtle Treacher L. Roberts N. Dolan Waderbottom Eva Seymour Herrie Byrerty and others with travels to Main Beach Southport Hobart Melbourne and Lennon's Hotel Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R Godsall
Mirehill Godsall
Toowoomba
Main Beach
Bouthport
E. Williame
My Matis
Miler
Perth
Lennon's
Coutance Tlanapant
Arthur Durleesy
Miords Dun~ Jeary
Bres Malas
Myrtle ‘Treacher
Moreton Bay
Hobart
Melbourns
L. Roberta
N. Dolan
Waderbottom
Else Mountains
Jenolan
W. Cox
Gon
Eva Seymour
Herriee Byrerty
Muss Larralie
Eagle Junction
Snd
Meztintrel
Belle Vip
Brubane
Going To Adelaide With Mrs Conrad For Holiday
Going to Adelaide, a woman and her mother Mrs J E Conrad will depart by the Mongolia tomorrow for a three month holiday visiting Hobart and Adelaide. They plan to be away for about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Ka LiLths Cuskad
Mongolia
J. E. Conrad
Hobart
Adelaide
Clayfield Women's Club Branch Meeting Summary
A fragmented report mentions Clayfield branch activities of the Country Women's Association. It references members, planning in Att. Nim He St. RCA, and winter preparation notes among attendees with unclear names and roles. The text lacks coherent details but preserves a sense of organized meeting items and member participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Masnertine
CWA
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Etiee
Auch Poris
Armenca
Ceylon
Khartoum Quartet
Sher Elmenion
Desig
Sir Leslie
Belle Vue
Paling Balle View
Creche
Magline
Bor Ms
Wilson
Pines
Anny
Wits
Ps Somme
Katiorn Twat
Crean
Aly
Aolden de
Iain Enlwryhgy
Kathleen Court
Commus Inn of the Peace
Queenslusid
Fyelyne
Porro
Quernsland
Mina Wirahip Hay Wold
Ise Evelyne Winship
Kindwitemeais
Ene
Egatine
Jd Stair
Bramma
Jean Trandie
Vunengyou
Abu Te
Clayfield Branch
National
Queen Sta
Ory
Bestiarom
Phosie
Pauls Wren
M. Abel
Paddieran
Brietu
Ceuts
Gsier
Yoana Bey
Aia
Fosters McClellat
Cu Mamalton Bireet
ANC
Tadies Crilese
Sydney
Brunswick
Wan
Vlcomn
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