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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 29, 1935
Page
10
Fragmented report shows council considering a waterfront retaining wall near Breakfast Creek from near the Pivot Bridge Albion to the Breakfast Creek bridge. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but suggest discussions on flood control and erosion mitigation for the riverfront. The Courier's listings mention road works and motor traffic notices amid broader public works.
Parliament debated government debt and interest costs with Heaton Alae Jones noting overseas debt and exchange costs accounted for about 40 percent of total government debt interest. Figures showed average interest near 38 percent of funds from Australia and calls for further reductions and faster subsidies routing.
Justice Brennan dismissed a contempt motion by William Willard Aukin against Robert Dunn. Dunn was accused of violating an injunction restraining him and his agents from running grocery and restaurant businesses in Mackay. The court noted Dunn owed £950 and ordered expenditures. sale proceeds and damages were discussed, but the motion was rejected.
Officials from the Department of Agriculture outlined a program to improve road construction and farm access, aiming for all-weather routes across sparsely populated districts. They noted ongoing experiments, cost challenges, and the need for sustained government priority to connect communities and support tourism, farming, and market access.
A report from Melbourne notes continued interest in horse export and breeding, with demand shifting due to India supply limits. It discusses Australia’s share of world horses, regional concentrations, past export values, and potential revival benefits for breeders and the economy.
Large cattle mobs travel from Gulf country toward Mareeba and Avintton Downs as shortages of water affect the long trek. A convoy from Gooktown proceeds in formation toward the destination, with about 12 6 journey days noted and concerns over supply.
Dr Bradfield announced a perpetual preservation plan for a Jubilee Bridge memory. A memorial will be planted near Bowen Terrace and later at Kang Point with grass tended through the years. The Union Jack and Australian flag will mark the ceremony site and be laid at the bridge foundation.
The Lord Mayor criticized diverting funds to the Jubilee Bridge project, noting other priority works. He cited potential higher costs and congestion concerns, with figures like 196000 mentioned as a rough cost. The debate centered on whether the viaduct should be funded now or redirected.
The Board of Directors of the Banana Growers' Moderation Co-operation, Lid. in Murwitlumbar NSW signals a forthcoming ballot on a Marketing Act proposal after lengthy discussion. The announcement notes the ballot will be taken soon among members as the organization considers changes under the act.
Officials discuss a new wireless patrol system to keep constant contact with police, aiming for early implementation. The Home Secretary and local authorities consider aerial and riverside coverage, with executive oversight and regional operations planned for the city and south side sectors.
Two death notices from Queensland obituaries: former electrical figure and longtime Queensland Institute member Mr. Bilcock Stem? Funeral details reveal services at Diamantina Hospital. Also notes the 90 year old Mr. Mas Wulf of Appen Schleswig Holstein origins, survived by daughter Mrs Axel and many relatives.
Mrs N W Bauer of Southport, wife of Conatarsle Normaty Wo Bauer, died yesterday. She is survived by her husband. Funeral services and burial were held at Tha Boul ort cesmetery with arrangements for a community tribute.
Perth May 26 report cites Mr Dering criticizing heat markers in European wheat trade. He notes dumping into Britain and Australia’s impact on prices, with home wheat selling at 46 shillings per quarter in the U.K. and about 280,000 tons unsold. He warns no immediate improvement unless rainfall or conditions improve in Europe.
A high level note outlines adding a third patrol car with two officers per vehicle. It references driver presence and night operation, listing several names and locations in a dated, uncertain passage. The fragmentary text names officials and places such as Sydney and Boston, with unclear roles and dates.
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