Police Sergeant Carseinide Appears Before Board in Thurday
An appeal hearing opened before the Police Appeal Board at Thurday Island concerning Sergeant Carseidine of Thurday Lalana. Testimony reviewed his conduct and promotion prospects, with statements from Ferguson Police Magistrates and Inspector Maxton noting his long service and prior commendations. The case covered disciplinary history, fitness for senior sergeant, and potential transfer implications, concluding with a reserved verdict to be sent to the Commissioner of Police.
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Lowrie
N. J Carcardine
Thurday
Ferguson
Comunisaane
Uwe
J. Mais
CB. Maxton
CPA
Actine Police
Ais Seratant Carseidie
Thursday
Fataid Lee
Teputalion
Wadnok Wood
Bergeans Gorsmidiie Oyrie
Bolter
Bergenat Smith
Incharge
Bergen Garseidide
Antwan
Garselainn
Cunsel Lam
Kno
Smith
West
Coorparon
Redbank
Mooronka
Abell
Raa
James © Tool
Tai Olfjon
Oia
Lider Iia
Hiplapea Neler
Hut Kaow
Anycoffe Sergent
Berpeunk
Carseldine
Ador
Wishertor
Melon
Tickibune Distriai
Ate
Ceyactind
Sreyekrt
Weill
Pollea
Secret Oil Tests Reveal Customs Probe Details
Melbourne May 31 A royal commission investigates oil secrecy as Customs officers report a tense hearing. Key figures include Mr Cerull y and Mr Merrett denying impropriety while Shell official Smith resisted sharing refining data from 1920 to 1912. An adjournment ends the session with questions about fuel oil versus petrol trade and 2 9 0 0 0 0 gallons of crude imported.
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Aida
Ehaterian
Cerutty
Mir Corie
Lee
Bey
Ghat
Ie Ad
Maire Fis
Pollock
Palieudh Tye
Hs Nail
Merrett
Alesaarr Rover
Ehaimminn
Binith
Managrr
Shell Co
Dismissal Trends Prompt Debate Across Agencies
A garbled report hints at a government figure facing dismissal amid intra agency tensions. References to officials, police, and regional actions suggest a formal review process underway, sparking regional discussion about accountability and leadership standards.
Railway shop workers press for pay talks amid strikes
A noisy week at railway workshops saw workers demand wage reductions be dodged and weekly pay targets met. Union leaders gathered petitions and lobbied officials as protests spread, with employees demanding fair pay and safeguards.
Y A L Boys Welcomed at Town Jubilee
An OCR fragment recalls the visiting Young Australia League boys and local officials in a warm welcome. The text mentions Alderman Jono and Lord Afi sain tie League, with notes on travel to meet the town, youth, and a wreath ceremony, reflecting community pride and ceremonial rites.
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Dard
AL J. James Foe Ris
Wan UA
Auatralla League
Mba J
Ghavesiland
New Zealand
Lin Empire
Iain Sulaaa
Bary Press
the Lord
Bove
Aldreman
Arthur
MPR
Aldoriach Jono
Taut
Wletide
Haan UN Foyle
Ana Inid
Ae Ban
Admiral Keyes and Great War memories in Courier Mail
The piece recalls early war incidents including the Battle of Heligoland Bight and the Mainz rescue, and recounts submarine actions off the English coast. It notes Otto Weddigen sinking British cruisers with torpedoes and laments absent from the Dogger Bank events while praising imperial strength and plans for continued publication in The Courier-Mail.
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Heligoland
Mainz
Gereman
English
Otto
Weddigen
Sudmarine
North Sea
Admiral Keyes
Couriers Mail
Keyes and Churchill Clash Shape Dardanelles War Narrative
Admiral Keyes recounts battles in the Narrow Seas and the Gallipoli period, noting a praised yet costly clash seen as a great success by Beatty. The book links rivalries between Churchill and Fisher, tracing their impact on naval strategy and leadership during World War I.
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Roger Keyes
Beatty
Admiral Keyes
Keyes
Churchill
Lord
Jacky
Fisher
Dardanelles
A Sailor's Story of the Great War by Sir Roger Keyes
A narrative recounting naval operations at Gallipoli and the Dardanelles in 1915. Sir Roger Keyes describes attempts to force the straits by sea, the near miss at success, and the evacuation drama. The memoir portrays Gallipoli from the naval captain’s viewpoint, mixing danger, restraint, and critique.
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Roger
Polmary
Dardanelles
Roger Keyes
WaaWapoken
From the Narrow Seal to the Dardanelles Hook Sold
The serial publication rights for a striking hook have been purchased by an undisclosed party, signaling a push to translate or serialize the work across upcoming issues. No further details on the buyer or timeline are provided.
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Brisbane
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Pease Send Ie
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Army Oil
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Suideneuvalbie Power Tenfald
Acral Muni
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