Redcliffe Council Seeks North Coast Conference On Cattle Strays
Redcliffe Council discussed cattle strays on nighttime roads and agreed uniform action with Caboolture and Main Roads Commission. Council delegates were named for an August conference. A council transfer dispute from Bank to Commercial Bank of Australia sparked debate over motives and interest rates.
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Redcliffe
Caboolture Council
North Coast
Main Roads Commission
Commercial Bank of
Auatra- Midway
Gampaon
Commercial Bank
Meyer
A. H. Langdon
H. W. McPherson
Annus
Mass for Fallen in Abyssinia Observed at St Stephen's
Archbishop Duhig presided at St Stephen's Cathedral in a Mass for the repose of souls of those who fell in Abyssinia. The largely Italian congregation heard English and Italian prayers. Dr J English assisted as administrator as speakers stressed unity before God beyond conflicts.
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Abys- Binla
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Duhig
Holy Musa
J. English
Shorter Working Week Aims to Tackle Unemployment
Minister for Labour and Industry Mr Hynes argues that Australia must reduce working hours to curb unemployment. He notes depression, mechanisation, and machinery improvements push workers into industrial trouble. He cites NSW and Queensland moves to create a joint tribunal with Commonwealth arbitration to decide hours.
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Hynes
Labour and Industry
Australia
Courier-Mail
New South Wales
State tough banana planting rules for 1936 37 season
Government announces strict policies for new banana planting. Permits will be rare and limited by Banana Industry Protection Board especially for areas under the eight acre cap per owner. Quarantine areas ban new plantings where bunchy top exists and require clean suckers from disease free districts.
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Banana Industry Protection Board
Bulcock
Abandonment Of Plantations And Banana Disease
Agriculture minister urges eight clause lease deposits or higher rent to cover eradication costs at lease end to protect landowners from abandoned or neglected banana plantations. He cites growers failing to tidy plots as prices fall. Banana Board reports Southport area improving due to ongoing eradication, with about 100 acres under cleanup and lessening bunchy top infections.
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Minister For Agriculture
Banana Board
Bulcock
Banana Industry Protection Board
Southport
Tallebudgera
Waa
Conlangatio
Nerang Water Authority
L. Peak
J. C. Slaughter
Tweed Heads
Tweed Hinde Reakdenta
Tugun
Twllebud- Bera
Department of Irrigation and Water Supply
Coolangatta
Currumbin Creek
Alderman Peak
Duringan Woodges
Clark
Salvation Army Congress Sees 400 Delegates Arrive in Brisbane
Four hundred Salvation Army delegates from Queensland and New South Wales gather in Brisbane for the annual congress marking the Army’s work in Queensland. International officers Barnard Turner and McKenzie arrive Friday with other leadership as women’s meetings open under the Home League. A divisional efficiency banner will be awarded to top league branch, and a public welcome procession leads to a Temple meeting.
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Salvation Army
Queensland
New South Wales
Brisbane
Kyogle Mail
W. J. Barnard Turner
Evangeline Booth
Army
Cumbrae Stewart
National Council of Women
Barnard Turner
Home League
New Farm
League
Pam
North Quay
Queen Street
Albert Street
Albert Square
Ann Street
Temple
City Votes Down Rural Dog Tax Exemption
The City Council rejected a proposal to exempt rural area dogs from the 3 per head dog tax. Alderman Dart and Decker backed the motion while Warmington praised his city fox terrier, and McAuliffe urged considering working dogs at Cannon Hill. O'Brien noted the issue was reviewed thrice and defeated on voices. The rural dogs were described as a menace by some members.
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Yeaterday
Dart
Decker
Warmington
McAuliffe
Cannon Hill
Alderman O'Brien
Disease vigilance in Queensland plantations noted
Authorities report careful monitoring of plantation disease in Currumbin and surrounding areas. Though no large outbreaks, many plantations show infections and neglectful growers face cautions, with one case recommended for prosecution. Destruction of unprofitable areas continues as Coomera district keeps the disease in hand.
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Coomera
Apple Rootstock Experiments at East Malling Station
English trials over five years at East Malling Research Station Kent study layered apple rootstocks and scion effects on growth and nutrient uptake. Director Mr R G Hatton notes complex interactions among stock and scion, union, and root systems, with implications for rootstock selection and standardized field experiments.
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East Malling
Kent
Granite
England
R. G. Hatton
Hatton
Hoppers Swarm Across NSW Inland Areas
Grasshoppers recur in inland New South Wales with no Queensland invasion. Chief entomologist R Weltch says warm weather ended the invasion. no fresh reports from prior affected districts. NSW reports indicate plague proportions in Baradine and toward Coonamble where early sown wheat crops were eaten bare and will need replanting.
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New South Wales
Queensland
R. Weltch
Department of Agriculture and Stock
Baradine
Coonamble
Fostering Spirit of Peace Readings for School Children
A message from the Minister for Public Instruction will be read to upper grade pupils on May 18 along with lessons on World Friendship and The Work of the League of Nations. The Australia Queensland reply praises Wales and England, notes Cook’s naming of New South Wales, and urges peaceful cohabitation and resolve to avoid war.
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Mr. Cooper
League of Nations
Education Department
Ensland
Querensland
Wales
Captain Cook
Australia
New South Wales
South Wales
Milton
Ipswich Horticultural Show Highlights Varied Exhibits
Ipswich horticultural show proceedings include lecture on pot plants by Mr. T W Wall. Awards feature flowers, gerberas, roses, chrysanthemums, and decorative baskets. Notable exhibitors include Mrs A A Beverley Mr Oldham Mrs Beverley and G Grant with multiple wins across categories.
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Ipswich
Ipswich Morticultural Society
T. W. Wall
B. Wood
Wood
Joson
Mims M. Macartney
H Wood
Mra
W. Boughen
F. Robinson
Mabel Turner
James Mastings
Hastings
R. Sabine
A. A. Beverley
B. Oldham
Beverley
Oldham
Mrs. Beverley
Pasket
Oldhem
A. Wood
He, CO
Fitz- Mmaurice
Buttenhole
Fitsmaurice
Pitemaurice Vane
Mrs. Boughen
Wrade
G Grant
Simpson
Grant
Rosie
P. Armatrong
Miss Simpson
Armatrong
RR Larter
Singerberaa
J. Whittaker
E Savage
G. G. Grant
Vital Soil Need Humus For Fertile Land
Humus is essential for soil fertility and moisture retention. Dry conditions rapidly degrade humus, increasing irrigation and crop-wilt risks, while it improves soil texture and prevents surface crusting. Authorities cite three humus sources: farmyard manure compost and green manuring with a leguminous crop.
Coolangatta Mayors Gift to Mr. Silverton at Final Meeting
At the final Coolangatta Betta Municipal Party gathering Alderman W. Winders presented a silver ink stand and fountain pen to Mr. E. M. Silverton, praising his campaign service as secretary and alderman. Other officials lauded Silverton as grateful ties to the party’s success as most nominees were elected.
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Coolan- Betta Municipal Party
W. Winders
E. M. Silverton
Silverton
L. Peak
J. L. Gordon
C. G. Simpson
H. E. Twigg
Mr. Silverton
Muning Party
Passengers by Air From Regional to Sydney and Brisbane
The Airlines of Australia Ltd operates multiple flights with passengers traveling between Bris bane Lismore and Sydney. The mono epar Captain Philip Captain HB Purvis flew Brine bane to Sydney. Other flights on the Stinson airliner Lismore Captain K A Virtue carried travelers to Brisbane and back. The Lismore flight with Captains ER Virtue and A Cameron left for Sydney in the afternoon with a list of passengers including Nugent Mears Stewart Upetiis Orminton Webster Morrison and others. The Aluminus of Australia Ltd operated a mondeper Captain Philip with passengers including BT W Blacklock and Dr Walker arriving in Brisbane.
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Airlines of Australia, Ltd
Philip
HB. Purvis
Sydney
Brinebane
Miay M. Carlill
Brisbane
Lismore
Mrs. Nicol
Stinson
K. A. Virtue
H. Mackney
H. Tyler
Miller
J Campbell
W. V. Ferguson
H. Trollope
Mr. McLennan
Virtue
A. Cameron
T. Nugent
Mears
A. J. Stewart
G. G. Upetiis
FA. Orminton
Webster
Australian Sheep for Korea to Buy 1500 More
A Korean government order seeks 1500 additional Australian corrieiale sheep to expand a wool industry in Korea. Messrs T Nakanishi Amaush and G Hitotsuonaga travel to Sydney aboard the Kamo Maru. past results show some sheep died and climate is considered too cold, but further experience may improve outcomes.
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Nakanishi
Amaush
G. Hitotsuonaga
Sydney
Korea
Bundey Mail Reports Efficient News Service
Bundey Mail claims to offer comprehensive, rapid news coverage across Australia and beyond. The service emphasizes efficiency and broad reach to keep readers informed on all major happenings.
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Yu Moat
Bundey
Auestralia
Bundey Mail
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