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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a schedule with events titled The Sum and The Moon and TLDS. It lists times 6.55 am and 9 pm with unclear names and vague activities, plus a later reference to a 1.54 am suturing-like note and a Sunday payment slot.
The article reviews postwar diplomacy as Germany signals a willingness to alter the treaty to end the war, praising Mr. Chamberlain for a clear proffer and noting Britain’s openness to dominion participation. It highlights pending details, anticipated Allied unity, and hopes for a practical European settlement through Geneva and a London diplomatic summit.
A garbled account discusses political tensions in Victoria with references to the Country party and ecological policy shifts. It mentions J A J Hunter of Maranon and extremist elements within the party, noting public debate on reforms and regulatory moves affecting industry and governance.
The article argues the Victorian Country Party and Nationalist party have worked well in Parliament under Prime Minister Bruce and Treasurer Earls Pogs. It notes their cooperation kept parties united, protected integrity of supporters, and suggests continuation of the alliance to benefit the Commonwealth, despite pressures from Labor. It asserts the Victorian Country Party wields influence in state and federal politics and urges stability through cooperation rather than discord.
Mr G Wilberforre reports Nagoorin electors heard Me. I G Carter MLA address a large meeting. Carter praised Labor acts aiding primary producers and general welfare, citing the Producers Organization Act and Sugar Works Board acts. Meeting ended with thanks. Social evening next Friday for St Mary’s Church at Caledonian Hall. tickets 1s 6d and 2s, with planned events on April 17. Toowoomba Maternity Hospital project approved. £20,700 allocated to attach to Queen’s Hospital. similar institutes planned for Rockhampton and Townsville. In Polich Court a drunk offender failed to appear and was arrested.
An OCR fragment promotes a medicinal extract named Randemar Extract and Santee Retract as cures for fever, diphtheria, meningitis, wounds, burns, and rheumatic conditions. Claims include universal healing power and external uses, with emphasis on ingredient authenticity and free from false representations.
Weather forecast reports a front with thunder and rain along the North coast and in Carpentaria division, with a tropical outflow and isolated storms in western districts. South-east to easterly winds prevail, and cattle weight guidance is offered, while community meetings, social events, and local notices compete for attention in Bundaberg.
Bart Lynne presented a notable performance before a very large and appreciative audience at the Queen's Theatre last evening. The show drew praise for its stage presence and audience reaction throughout the evening.
The visiting Ladle Pips Bend Maye gave a concert at Bingera Hall to a crowded audience this evening. They announce a farewell show at the Queen's Theatre and a matinee at the hospital tomorrow for the patients.
Harold Brenan a student at Mariat Brothers College Darling Wiret Sydney tried to board a moving bus and was dragged eight yards. He suffered severe leg and hand injuries with heavy blood loss. Doctors ordered a blood transfusion. his teacher offered to donate blood. He was reported out of immediate danger after transfusion.
Mr Ch Chau Wil, manager of Australian Film Productions Ltd, visited Bundaberg with several business men to discuss a new venture. The company has a registered status and plans the first picture The Wild Moth, written by Mrs Foren of Rodhampton, to be screened at OBO.
Foundation ceremony for the Marist Brothers college of Forbes drew £1648 6s in donations led by Mr P McGirr ML A Parkes area donor near E7000 contributed toward a new Church of England building In New South Wales. In court Albert Gustav Kurth and his sons Richard and William faced sentencing for Boxing Day assault with Youth Court remarks on parental influence. Richard Kurth received twelve months probation and William Kurth faced further youth guidance. Albert Gustav Kurth was sentenced to 19 months imprisonment with his father cited as influence during the incident.
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