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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
4
The Sun notes a rising tide at 5.58 and a low at 0.25 with moon phases showing last quarter on February 27. It lists high water near Bond der Wherwen this week and forecast times for Friday morning and evening.
The Henmtts of Towneville express heartfelt thanks to Dr Woodhead Matron McLean and Binter Brampton of Mr Perry Meaphal for their attentive care and gentleness extended to their daughter Marie Imber, a note of gratitude from Frank and Kathleen Hennett.
Mr G Atkin of Mr Ferry expresses deep appreciation for the services of the Tundaberg and Gin Cin Thoeta the Matron and staff of the Bumde berg and Gin Gin Heephats Mr Allen of Hoolboomda Mr Kennedy of Mt. Perry and others who sent sympathy after the death of his wife and his own injuries in the Mt Ferry railway disaster.
Miah Narcy Brarle extends heartfelt thanks to Dr. Egmont Schmidt, Dr. J. Hains, Dr. Aghton-Schuller, the Matron and nursing staff of Bun daberg and Gio Glo hospitals, and friends for sympathy and assistance following her recent railway accident at Cillen's Building.
A brief item from Bundabees Mail dated Friday February 2 1634 reports local notices and short community notes.
An old advertisement touts Rezona Soap and Hexona for babies claiming soft healthy skin and calm sleep. It promotes skin care with phrases about gentle cleansing and comfort, noting that Rexonn tablets are available everywhere.
The article discusses Mira Uladye Pota at the Colonial Institute in London on migration of women within the Empire, noting many migrants found better odds and savings in Britain. It highlights Western Australia experiments, gender roles, and calls for more British arrivals to boost industry, agriculture, and population, amid disputes over policy and funding.
Unsettled with rain and thunder from tropics and along subtropical coast. Inland winds and variable showers. Coastline forecast includes sporadic thunder. Also reports of a serious accident involving Nile Douglas, 16 months, and updates on hospital committee activities, lectures by Mr. Forde, and local sales notices including Bharon property sale and Hudson motor updates.
The Brisbane Age correspondent recounts James M Blaine uncovering Charles Mullaloy claimed 108, linked with Adam Gordon in the Wreck episode. It details James Brookaby, 75, who worked with Gordon, his Australia arrival in 1966, Mount Gambier cattle work, police service, and sightings of Mullaley riding and racing.
A Fremantle note reports a roads board proposal to levy a petrol tax to fund maintenance. The discussion centers on who will pay and how the revenue will support road upkeep, with local officials weighing the plan.
An observer recalls twenty years of bird depredations by red squirrels in a town yard. He notes a mourning dove killed by a red squirrel and others driven from nests, with multiple incidents described as prankish rather than evil. He cites bird lore and compares squirrel mischief to other pests, concluding few depredations per year occur.
A fragmented OCR listing details various farms and properties. It describes cane farms, houses, quarters of acres, stables, tanks, water and electric services, barns, dairies, blacksmiths, schools, and plantations. It cites numerous locations, sizes from 5 to 100 acres plus, and notes terms and cultivation figures.
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