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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
4
The sun and moon details list tides and risings for today and tomorrow. Moonrise at 10 11 pm and moonset times noted. High tides near Bun da and Derg Wherves week schedule included with parcel times.
A Bundaberg Mail opinion calls for regional councils Bundaberg Woongarra and Gooburrum to jointly employ one road engineer. It argues modern traffic and rising costs justify centralized expert oversight to improve roads bridges and traffic management while saving ratepayers money.
An old text fragment touts Sanders Extract and Banda Extract as curative remedies for numerous ailments. It claims Supreme Court approval and notes alleged safety, healing ability, and lack of irritating ingredients. The passage markets these extracts as universal medicines with claims of efficacy and safety.
Forecasts indicate unsettled south of subtropical regions with showers on the western slopes and variable winds. northern regions see easterly to north easterly conditions. Railway workshops at North Spewich show heavy overtime as 10 tank engines on order near completion. Sugar Journal reports on ABSP A conference in Brisbane with debates on sugar surplus and fuel from molasses, plus an Brisbane sugar industry survey and an Easter tractor school at Gatton with rail concessions and trainee logistics.
Two young men Alfred Henry Williams and Thomas Kelly pleaded to bicycle theft. Senior Sergeant Cuno and Constable Talty observed the pair after a train stop, found them with a Brisbane bicycle taken the previous evening. Owner had reported the loss. Convicted and sentenced to three months' imprisonment, but released on parole after good behaviour for 17 months. Magistrates commended Constable Talty for his alert work at the railway station.
In Beaupre yesterday Patrick Byrors, a chronic offender, faced three charges of drunkenness tobacco and resisting police. Acting Sergeant Healy and Cone-Hiller Tree testified. Byrors denied language. He was convicted on all counts with a total fine of £6 and an option of imprisonment for one week.
The Inland council pressed the Home Department to enforce speed limits. Police say speeding is impractical in wet weather and on municipal streets. The Home Secretary’s response warned the council its statements did not align with official policy. Moreton MMRHRT.
The Presbyterian Women's Guild met led by Rev. Mr. Kennedy to elect officers and plan the annual "sale of work" for July 25. Members and church supporters are urged to contribute freely at the Manse or via the secretary to aid the church.
A woman at Brighton near Ade tale was attempting to restrain a cow. The animal became unruly, dragging her toward a fence and entangling around her neck. She was strangled in the incident.
A meeting at Lewis Bros Cafe examined a land sale option for the binck of land and Fire Station site. Attendees included Mrs Boreham chair, Mrs Stephenson secretary, and several others with apologies from multiple members. Planning covered stalls foods and a "Fine Art Cattery" with a 23 May sale date and a aim to secure community support for a building fund.
Mr W J Coogan, president of St Vincent de Paul Bindety, told a Federal NSW inquiry in Sydney that many so called unskilled workers claiming disability were unemployed or misrepresenting their status. He noted a large distress level in Sydney and described the system as overburdened by false claims and insufficient support for the genuinely needy.
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