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Newspaper

Bundaberg Mail

Location

Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

3

Melbourne motor car crash at park ends in Supreme Court

Vincent Maclean, motor bus proprietor, sues the Commonwealth for fifteen pounds damages over injuries from a collision between two motor vehicles near Central Park last year. His son seeks compensation for injuries to a machine operator. a government cycle rider allegedly caused the smash by suddenly appearing from behind a ram. Trial begins as defenses plead not guilty.

Melbourne Supreme Court James Vincent Maclean Gainet Commonwalth Australia Ty Cemtemotel Park Vigcool Maclean Pininuimt Ino Hia Cba Fasen Macleane Enon

Parliament 100 New Labour Government Forms Cabinet

In a Wednesday session the new Labour government announced its first cabinet. Mr Willis was appointed to the Council. Mr Lang commented on plans to relax controls, while the speaker noted MPs must serve the people, not rule them.

SPOX Wednentoy Labour Jwan Beld Hersat Willis Lhe Coynell Lang

Ocean fleet encounter at Honolua harbor ships drenched

Sydney reports the American fleet reaching Honolua harbor when a toried wave struck the cruiser Maryland at anchorage. Three crew members died or were injured as waves swept the decks, with the ship listed and crews rescuing survivors amid a critical moment at sea.

Sydney Honolua Gydney Bbrra Anchorage Maryland

NSW Labour Party Sees New Ministry and Education Reforms

Sydney report notes ALP leader Ny elected to Legislative Council prompting expected ministerial changes. George Fuller hints a new ministry will manage finances in a satisfactory condition and start work under curable conditions. Education minister Mutch abolishes all school tea fees. high school fees removed where not compulsory. Parliament set to reopen June 24 to enact policy.

Sydney A. Wil Ny ALP McGrath Tirrell Air Mutch Lung Laan Council Mesure Daca Thegblah Mattare

Tasmanian Frolte Update On IXL Jams Flavor

Tasmanian Frolte is world renowned and their flavor platform is linked to IXL Jams. The product uses Ach got frit and Loat Queenniand mgar in a new formulation that caters to global markets.

Auditor General Slams Commonwealth Shipping Board Accounts

The Auditor General’s supplementary report rebukes the Commonwealth Shipping Board for late and inconsistent records. It notes the board’s 1924 seven month balance sheet was not final until May 1928, with duplicated debits and incorrect credits inflating expenses. Net results show a mixed picture across steamers and vessels, hinting at inexperience within the board's staff.

Melbourne Commonwealth Shipping Woord Itu Sydney Xahl Onloeke Becounia the Commonwealth Hoa Tatewmars Cockatoo Gmuuets Commonwealth Tur

New Zealand By-election Yields Striking Government Victory

Auckland reports the Franklin by-election result after the late Maosey’s death, showing a decisive government win with Metenaon for Government and Montgomerie named as a leading opponent. The tally indicates a clear preference for the ruling party among voters.

Auckland Franklin Maosey Metenaon Govt GRE Montgomerie Aby Sid

Northern Mills Averting Trouble At Mourityan Mill

The Mourityan mill avoided a threatened disturbance over planning and signing of gang box, with an official today stating gangs signed and crushing to commence. Overhaul and new machinery installation near completion as the mill expects to handle another record crop. Southern Juba mills face rain delays but hope for a weather break to prevent serious hold ups.

Innispati Messay

Destructive mice threaten Roma wheat trains

Destructive mice damaged wheat in Roma trains yesterday when crews found rodents in the wheat trucks. Many mice were dead from suffocation as units worked to remove the pests, with significant damage noted to the stored produce.

Roma Eircet

The Security Pact Proposal Headed for June 18 Reveal

The French Ambassador delivered France's reply to Germany's proposed security pact to Herr Stesemann. The French reply is to be parsed and presented on June 18.

Herlin Wednerdtey Herr Stesemann Germany

Balloon Explodes In Mid Air Causes Fatal Burn Injuries

A balloon explosion near Parib, on Wednesday, killed one and left sixteen injured with some in grave condition. Authorities report several burned, with the incident described as a cobbleoneo mishap by local observers.

Rautor PARIB Cobloneo Bellson

Greece and Britain discussed in New Zealand statement

Premier Coates spoke as New Zealand reserved the right to be consulted on imperial actions. He said New Zealand would oppose any move by Britain that severed Greece, insisting imperial authorities determine measures only after New Zealand expressed its view.

Auckland Coates New Zealand Britain Greece Zealand

MISHAP TO FIONA CAIRNE AT GREEN ISLAND

The Adelaide Steamship Company s steamer Fana left Lucinda Point on June 1st for Cairns and ran aground near Green Island at 2.40 in the early hours. After abandoning part of its cargo and refloating, the vessel reached Calrnathia in the afternoon, with details incomplete.

Defamation appeal heard over damages claim in Labour Daily case

In Melbourne a defamation case involving Mr Praiten seeks £1000 damages from the Labour Daily. The defence jury verdict is under review with misdirection alleged. The appeal may raise whether a Minister of the Crown enjoys frame protection in private capacity.

Melbourne Wadnesday Minihtur For Custom Praiten Daumn Labour Daily Sydney Maria Atly Ponabble

Tax on Laces Responds to Industry Protection Demand

Laxdon reports a budget clause addition tied to lace duties as opponents accuse the government of breaking an election pledge. Opposition figures Lloyd Toorge Snowden Bali win criticize the move amid calls to protect industries and safeguard manufacturing.

Loxdon Cummins Lloyd Toorge Snowden Baliwin Stel Induscey Aimilar

Local Rifle Club Announces Normandy Square Shoot Delegation

Arrangements made for Childers RH Club to shoot a match on their range Sunday next. Selected team to represent the club will depart from Normandy Square at 6:30 PM sharp aboard Weasel's meter lorry. Names include Newman Unpt A Weasel Habermann Deoberits Niel con Gono Duncan Henderson Coates Barmett Niglioa Hall Pongam Huesey.

A. M. Wessel BO LOW Wi Marner Lee E Habermann Childers Weasel Normandy Square T. Newman A. Weasel E. Habermann W. Deoberit

Childers Rifle Club Competition Scores Noted

The Childers Rifle Club held a weekend competition on Saturday and Sunday the 14th and 15th. Detailed scores were recorded, showing participant results and rankings for the event.

Childera Rifle Club

Fire in Adelaide Destroys Penna & Franklin Street Factory

A large factory on Penna and Franklin Street in Adelaide burned early this morning. The night watchman, Walter Maud aged about 60, was killed by the blaze and three horses stabled on the premises perished. The building and contents were fatally damaged with losses around £16,000. The fire’s origin is unknown.

Adelaide Wemesday Penna Franklin Street Ma‘d

Death of Four Men Under Inquest After Building Collapse

An inquest opened into the deaths of four men when the British Australian Toharren Company building collapsed. Over 60 witnesses will be called, with proceedings expected to resume in a few days.

Melbourne Fey Toharren Ingguley

Australian Davis Cup Team Set for Montreal Dates

Australian Davis Cup squad named to meet Canada in Montreal with matches scheduled August 14 and 16 at the city venue. Team captain and players to be announced as preparations continue.

Central Cane Prices Board to Hold Sessions Across Queensland

The Central Cane Prices Board plans a series of sittings beginning June 22 in Cairns and continuing through Innisfail, Townsville, Ayr, Proserpine, Mackay, Bundaberg, Maryborough, Childers and Nambour. Caged hearings will assess cane price settlements across northern Queensland.

Brisbane Cairne Inntefalt Insham Townerlile Ayr Proserpine Mackay Bundaberg Maryborough Childers Nambour

Gin Gin wedding unites Kries and Kenny in Gayndah

A notable wedding took place at Br Matthews Church of England in Gayndah with Edward Thomas Kries and Alien Kenny the contracting couple. Rev T Tomlinson officiated as Mr and Mrs Kries received around 160 guests at the reception in the bride's parental home. The couple plan to Bundaberg for a honeymoon following the ceremony.

K Orrton Tayndah Floral Church of England Gayndal Br Matthew Church of England Cioyndol V. Kries L. Kries Charlotte Kenny Amalda Norman Kries Bret Mit Keries Bundaberg

Rexona Soap Promises Quick Hair Beautification

An old advertisement touts Rexona Soap as a quick solution to dull or thinning hair. It claims washing with Rexona will leave hair wavy, glossy, and abundant, promising to cleanse dirt and oil while boosting vigor and reducing itching and breakage. The copy urges readers to obtain Rexona Soap and tablets.

Wales

Mt Larcom Show Delighted Despite Showery Day

The Agricultural Society show at Mt Larcom yesterday drew affected attendance due to rain but featured splendid pavilion displays and strong entries in arts, needlework and schoolwork. Stock ring events drew breeders amid brisk activity as Mr Carter opened the show and a grand parade of stock entries was held.

Agricultural Society Nuomerona Ring Avenue Carter Distriet Itn Orsaii

Nanango Dairy Co op Boosts Butter Output and Profits

The Nanango Dairy Co operative reports 32 tons of butter produced for May, with 89.4 percent graded choicest and first grade. Prices paid to suppliers ranged 1/3 per lb for A and 1d per lb for No 1 commercial. A 4 percent overrun was added to test results. Directors plan £3600 in deferred pay and bonuses for December and January, boosting May accounts to nearly £7000. Nanango wins the Dave Vorborough Cup at Wary borough Show and tops Bundaberg show prize lists.

Sanango Co-Operativie Association Nanangoe Dairy Co-opera[fate Association Ltd Cartaine Rediver Balog Bundaberg

Orallo Tragedy and Oddments From Peak Hill Page

A Roma wire reports a fatality at Orallo where a rider fell while crossing a railway line. The 6 year old farmer Muller died en route to Rowe after injury. The item mixes advertisements for Woods Peppermint Cure Rexona soap and a freak sheep from Peak Hill with curious notes on infant care, and a precaution against influenza.

Orallo Theodore Muller

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