Queensland cattle venture aims to flood export market
The piece outlines Brice Henry leading a movement to establish coastal cattle farms in Queensland to supply prime beef for export to Great Britain. It details inoculation against diseases, introduction of grasses, and the plan to fill the August to January gap with grazing beef, plus a 10 000 acre Tallyren settlement and government support seen as a major cattle adventure. It mentions Industry officials, Townsville Animal Health Station and Queensland University involvement, and notes a river excursion narrative in Innisfail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice Henry
Australia
Great Britain
Queensland
Eagen
Henry
Gras Sea
Fea
Tully
Catilele
G Beest
Tallyren
Ingham
Towneville
Daintree
Caimma
Sage
Gainving
Townsville
Commonwealth
Veterinary School
Queensland University
Gulf
Tully Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Innisfail
Johnstone River
South Johnstones
Cea
Fish Point
Ureliin
Innisfall
South Johnstone
Joe Pexonélla
Ufe
Mena Creek
Innisfail Region Boosts Tourist Park Plans and Rail Tour
An extensive feature outlines the development of Paronelia Park near Innisfail, Queensland, funded at £25,000 as a premier tourist site. It praises the landscape from falls to castle-like structures, and notes regional growth, new shire hall, and plans for an overseas port at Mourilyan. The piece also covers a Palmerston Province touring route via Millaa Millaa to Ravenshoe, detailing Tully Falls and the tablelands road network, plus Herberton health fame and Atherton tableland agriculture and maize industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Inisfail
Queensland
Mourilyan
Palmereton
Australia
Palmerston Highway
Tablelands
Thuisfail
R.A.C.Q
Johnstone Shire
Millan Millan
Ravenshoe
Cairns
Atherton
Hia
Milles Milles Chamber of Commerce
Herberton Shire
Arthur West
J. Ledlie
Eacham Shire
J. G. Winfield
Palmerston
Beatrice River
Revenshoe
Tully Falls
Tully
Barron Falls
Tully Forest
Brice Henry
Herberton
Hlerberton
Evelyn Tableland
Great Dividing Range
Evelyn
Rivere
Amuller
Tropics
Malanda
All the Stars
Brisbane
Millaa Millas
Marseba Bacon
Wiring tips for radio receivers from Spark Gap
Useful hints from Spark Gap in this month’s Australian Journal cover battery powered receivers. Safety rules include wiring with careful spacing and stiff wires, keeping grid connections short, avoiding contact with other leads, and arranging components to prevent short circuits during panel placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thismonth
Sleeping Birds Rest On One Leg In Quiet Habits
The article notes herons sleep standing on one leg with the other tucked near the breast. It mentions swallows resting on wires and starling roosts, and explains claws lock to prevent falling. Ducks and geese sleep on water, paddling lightly to avoid drifting toward shore and predators.
Australia must build more aircraft and settle immigrants
W M Hughes warns air power defends Australia and Britain must supply aircraft. He says Europe conflict Risks Pacific war and cuts in sea trade would devastate primary industries. Immigrant settler policy urged by Bowater and Hartington focuses on carefully selected entrants to sustain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hughes
Institute of Journalists
Australia
England
Europe
Pacific
Hughes
Commonwealth
Tan Bowater
Bowater
Vic Marquess of Hartington
Dominions
Empire Settlement
Postol
Brisbane
Bay of Fundy
Paul Cheyne
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Patty
Morgan's
Monumental Masona
J. Pearce & Son
Paronelia Park
Australis
Round
Stinson
Vacuum Oil Company
Essendon
A. K. Oak-Rilind
Vacuum
Melbourne
H. ©. Nichola
Fhrereft
Interast
Ite Radio Compose i
Ahle
Lycoming
Tolga
Kniri
United States
Olla
Whittney & Tiver’s
Sedors
Sasaemientee
Radio
Mass Forgan
Mike
Father Listen
New Zealand
Forgan
Lear
J. & R. Forgan Ltd
Crystal Brook
Port Pirie
Sara & CO
Drew & Crewes Ltd
Burra O A. & L. Pearce
Booborowie
Wena Buyort
Kultar Pate Gonsian
Taylor Bros. Lomited
Gawler
Rudunda
Auburn
R. C. Lott Kooringa
the Texas Company (Asia) Limited
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