Queensland Ambulance Brigade Ready Always in Queensland
Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade proud motto Ready Always. Describes 38 years of volunteer work, growth from a Brisbane start to 62 country centers, and a vast fleet of about 100 motor cars with 140 honorary staff. Highlights services during floods, travel distances, and government subsidies while noting strong community support and collaboration with medical bodies.
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Ana Tayi
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Coimictee
Gov
Charders Towers
Townaville
Yea
Spewieh
Rockhampton
Warwick
Toowoomba
Mackay
Ravenswood
Calros
Queensland
Cairns
O Aganint
Quetisland
Q.A.T.B
Bush Nursing Association
S J. John Ambulance Associations
E.R. B. Pike
W. H. Morse
Brigade
Wharf Street
Mackay Centre
Alx
A. Ke. Beech
Munya Pearson
Wrigada
Métora
Poregt Centra
Nustratia
Blater
New South Wales
Sir Matthew Nathan
Wire prices and brands in colonial trade catalog snippet
A fragmented pricing list shows various wires including British, galvanised, high tension, barb, and Australian imports with per ton or per coil rates. Entries mention galvanised high tension, genuine hibiscus branding, and colonial import lines with reels and iron fittings.
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Lewt
Wolls
Hibiscus
Jewt
Colle
Genuluw Wibldeus
LXL Dowre Feulie on Goucee trial cited by housewife
A fragment notes a proverb about LXL Dowre Feulie and Goucee referenced by a prudent housewife with emphasis on rod quality. The readable text is fragmentary and offers no clear event or outcome.
1882 Australian Team Wins Rubber and British Aghes Origin
In the Sporting Times London report the 1882 Australian cricket squad defeated England to win the rubber for the first time. The piece notes this victory as the origin of the term the aghes denoting superiority in cricket culture.
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Sporting Times
London
England
Wicket keepers and the hard job behind the stumps
The article discusses the tough role of a wicket keeper in cricket. It notes the need for quick feet and sharp eyes to track fast bowling, the risk of byes, and the constant readiness required to field, stump, and return balls. It includes a humorous anecdote about an umpire and a keeper. It emphasizes staying alert, using hands when needed, and sharing the workload with bowlers and fielders.
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Fortume
Ring
Aocricket Covice
Sturmpa
Rast Dall
Bart
White Oval
Common Faults at Tennis by Loewe
International player Loewe notes beginners err with first serves being too hard and landing long. He urges steadying action to improve second serves, often slipping into weak pat and double faults. Beginners also tend to hit low volleys below net height, risking poor contact.
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Fog. Loewe
Racket and Wrist Tips for Beginners in Tennis
Advice on backhand technique and wrist use for beginners. Focus on straight arms, firm wrists, eye on the ball, and meeting the ball early. Emphasizes foot position, stance, and avoiding late ground strokes while staying near the center of the baseline.
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Thia
Novicus
Roth
Recemery food ad faintly mentions fresh fruit products
Fragmentary text references XL products made from fresh fruit and cane sugar with unclear context. No clear event or entities identifiable.
London stocks open 1920 wobble. bankers report confidence
Australian press notes a weak start to 1920 with profit taking amid tea rubber and mining shares slipping. Banks show improved 1924 profits and optimism remains that Allied conference results will bolster markets. wool prices stay firm while Bradford and the British Wool Federation warn of a difficult period. Australian butter prices fall with buyers delaying purchases and retailers cutting prices to spur demand.
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Australian Press Association
London
Denr
Tsal
Teta
Mie
Bradford
Tretish Wool Federation
Bertram Parkinson
Mternal
Agia West
Parkingtom
New Zealand
West New South Wales
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