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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
4
The record lists approximate daily moonrise and moon phase dates for April including quarter and new moons. It notes high tides at specific wharf locations and times across several days with adjustments for local high water timing.
Woongarra Shire Council debates declaring Bundaberg Ila main road under the Main Roads Board Act. The council agrees to push for funding and maintenance via the board while avoiding further conference commitments. Local authorities urge broader community support for better coastal and inland road links.
An editorial stresses the immeasurable value of good roads to a community and argues their benefits cannot be fully quantified in monetary terms.
The forecast covers North Kosme and Northern Carpentaria with showers near coasts and a cool change expected, winds from the southeast along the tropical Pacific. Fairmead Sugar Co amended its association to cap managing directors at three with total pay not exceeding £2000 annually, plus £424 per annum for other directors as decided.
Yesterday afternoon Iria Hrakian iS spara, age unknown, was injured at home on Robart Street when a broken branch struck her. She received first aid and was taken to hospital. John McKerrow, 24, living at Waetal wan, cut his right foot while chopping wood after a fallen limb struck him. he was taken to the General Hospital. The Gin Local Producers Association held its 6th meeting, discussing rettan bounty, pool proposals, sugar pricing, and railway/telegraph issues. actions included approaching government to adjust pool majority and efforts to improve Bundaberg and Wallavilloc telegraph services.
The Bargara Sports Club held its final weekly meeting at Petersen's cafe Bargara with Mr J Moodie presiding. Nominations for the sports were approved, a Burnett Band program and motor cycle trophy events were announced, and buses were arranged for Easter. Anzac Day committee formation and a marching program were also discussed.
Mim Myra Bolinck is named Art Mistress at St. Hilda's School Southport and will begin duties at Easter. She will teach painting oils and water colours drawing chalks pencil pen and wash commercial art pottery leather work stained wood work and poker work. Miss Hutlock studied at the Sydney Art School under Jolsen Ashton and is currently at the New England Girls' School Armidale.
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