Sugar price clash stirs Bundaberg meeting at Caledonian Hall
Residents disappointed by no sugar policy statement from Federal Labour leader as Mr Charlton and Labour MPs debate embargo effects and duty reductions. Mention of price £42 per ton and changes effective 1 September. Mr Brand urged robust Australian support for cane and beef industries. councillors praised his remarks and the vote passed unanimously.
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Bundaberg
Addres Alng
Caledonian Hall
Chariton
Labour
Forde
Mir
Riten
Charlton
Mra Glencrono
C.8.m. Coy
Australia
Mr. Brand
L Mithelsen
Brand
WG. Brin
Trand
Uiey
Anplanar
Bundaberg area notes and obituary of longtime resident
Local notices recount holiday visits by Frank Ganliner and families in West Bundaberg and Woonwarra, and visits by Mr G P Barber MLA to Myrtle Villa. A Bundaberg resident Mrs Clemond dies after five weeks illness. aged 78, born in Buenos Aires and long tied to Dalby and Prince Arthur Lodge. Funeral from Mrs W R Shorten’s residence Burrum Access at 2 o clock, arrangements by F C Brown and Co.
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G. P. Barber
Brisbane
Myrtle Villa
Tundaberg
Clemond
Daseed Daiy
Dalby
J Praneta Campbell Dumond
Irbolaatii
Prince Arthur Loge Papso
Bundaberg
Diamond
Indya
W. RR. Shorten
Mesure
F. Cc
Brown and
Garland Funeral Director Notice Inconsistent Phrasing
Funeral director ad outlines services for burials by horse or motor hearse with extra charges for motor funerals. Mentions telephone numbers for booking and agent connections, with garbled place and name references.
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A. L. Petrie
Curtis & Co reports heavy fruit and produce sales week
Curtis and Co Ltd release a weekly notice detailing exceptionally heavy supplies of fruit and produce, strong demand for sound lines, and substantial auction activity. The report lists prices for apples, pears, oranges, bananas, potatoes, tomatoes, and other items, plus real estate subdivisions and private treaty sales in Brisbane and surrounding areas. A horse sale on Saturday drew good attendance and high prices for draughts.
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FE Curtis and Co, Ltd
Cavendinh
tea/ Inc
Thay
Walla
Woondonne Atreete
Andermen- Houmlanles
Harolin Street
George Street
Railway
Ndvoma Street
Gavan Street
North
Bunodaberg
Alto
Tm, Burke Ltd
Drisbane
Oot
Creacent Estate
Brisbane
Wenner
Moray
Graham
Woorsarm Street
Weat
Bundaborz
Satie Factory
Maryborough Street
ME Bert Limpus Reports Broad Market Prices
Dort Linpos reports the week ending May 5th with large consignments of fruit and vegetables. Prices show peaches, mandarins, bananas, apples, oranges, and berries listed per case or per dozen, plus poultry and other goods sold, with strong demand and satisfactory prices realized.
Market Report from Limpus and Co Bales Sale Week
Mevara C M Limpus and Co report weekly auction results with Tuesday and Friday sales and Saturday general auction. Prices for fruits and vegetables rise with oranges mandarins, bananas, pineapples, apples, custard apples and honey listed. various items priced per bag dozen quarter cake or bottle with several items showing strong attendance and full clearance.
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Patton
Biemart
Onatera
Mevara C. M. Limpus and Co
Prigus Olitsinad
Rockhampton Fruit Marketing Prices May Report
The Committee of Direction of Fruit Marketing lists May market quotes for bananas paw paws pineapples oranges mandarins tomatoes and beans. Prices vary by quality with prime fruit often commanding higher bids and inferior samples at lower rates reflecting current demand and market conditions.
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Committee of Direction of
Brisbane market report on lucerne and produce prices
Yesterday's Brisbane prices show lucerne selling at Rome Bt and Taelium quality variety with sales ranging from 7/0 to 4/7 for oaten hay. Wheat, pumpkins, potatoes, and seed sales appear mixed, with a generally well supplied market and good demand for well conditioned stock. several bids were refused and overall values fluctuated.
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Lucerne
Rome
Glen Innew
Tleral Oaten Posse
Tawoa
Tiel
Manute
Smoke Concert Highlights Labour Day Toasts and Debate
An enthusiastic Saturday function at the Trades Hall chaired by Mr. D. Walker featured loyal and "The Day We Celebrate" toasts. Speakers including Mr. Meredith and Mr. Martogs urged unity, discussed immigration and economic policy, and praised Australian workers while urging practical reforms.
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D. Walker
Trades and Labour Connell
Australia
Jook
Claniss
W. Meredith
Roderal
Steie Labour Partioa
Federal
Labour Party
Chariton
Bundaberg
George Martogs
Meredith Thia
Jamesy Macdonald
England
Labour
Jonga
Sableweile
Theodore
Berle Page
Sgt
Dey Kidmig
Milt
Bern Hull
Milway
Beng Wollt
Burnet Bridge
Amnt Walker's Ltd
Maryboerough
Boman
Germany
KE. Probert
Labour Day Toasts Highlight Bundaberg Gathering
The Bundaberg Labour Day event honored ALP and union values, with speeches praising the Workers Educational Association and calls for unity among labor groups. Mr G Barker, Mr Forder and Mr Jack Egan spoke on long service, political backing, and youth involvement, while the Ladies Catering Committee received praise for their work and the evening closed with songs and a Torchlight procession.
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Waltons
Schaeler
F. Walker
Artleit
Morgan
Bundaberg
Workers Educational Association
ALP
Jack
G. Barker
Forder
Capricornia
Hanna
Hetthenpenkert
Neves
Ball
Traded and Labour
All.p
George Crooky
A.L.P
Ali
Hag Alexander
Atetr
A. Wo Taylor
Barney Milenn
Labour Press of
Queensland
Taylor
Marylborough
Etonine
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Persobal
Frank Ganliner
Aira
F. G. Mous
West Bundaberg
Mra. J. Grothert
Woonwarra
Maryborough
Mirgan
A. McMullan
Organleer
Mr. Morgan
Hundaberg
Mesers
Woodrom
A. Melera
Rohan
C. M. Morris
Batunlay
Hoepstads
Mrs. Woodhead
Min Priveta Broadhurst
Merry
C. H. Garland
Ecurtis & Ca
Bert Limpus
C. M. Limpus
Rockhampton
Scott
Streiys
Lahour
Hamberlains
FORD
Marles
Brady
Bourbon Street
Lea & Perrins
Murdoch