Japan Urges Southward Expansion and Manchukuo Emigration
In a candid statement the Japanese Foreign Office argues for expansion southward into rich, uncultivated South Sea areas and Manchukuo emigration to relieve pressures and utilize resources. Contrasting comments from Lord Gowrie emphasize developing Australia’s undeveloped wealth and population needs, urging immigration to strengthen the continent’s economy and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miyaka
Japan
Manchukuo
Foreign Office
Australia
Lord Gowrie
Posling
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Austral
Pauil Cheyne
Queensland Banquet Highlights Sugar Industry Defense
The banquet speakers urged Queensland to control its destiny through a protected sugar industry, noting its economic value and role as a bulwark against outsiders. They cited sugar’s price advantages abroad and the industry’s substantial exports, with figures on per capita consumption and regional wealth tied to sugar production and allied sectors. The journey then shifts to Rockhampton and Mount Morgan, detailing travel notes, regional landmarks, and mining prospects as reporters tour central Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundaberg
Australis
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Mealy
France
Addifan
Queensland
Australia
Rockhupton
Rockhampton
Jay
Gladstone
Herber
South Australia
Wallway
Dennis
Crystal Brook
Fitsroy River Bridge
South Australis
Victoria
Emu Park
Sea Cow
Athelstine Green
Morning Bulletin
Rockhampton Newspaper Co. Pty., Ltd
Rainbow
R. W. Evans
Counc
Rockhempton
Lekes Creek
Blair Athol
Glenmore Ginnery
Allide
Dawson
Sfount Morgan
Mount Morgan
Bockhampton
Tecoma
American Smelting and Refining Company
Clut
Sity
Mount Moran
A.B. McAskill
Adelaide
Broken Hill
McAskill
Ministerial Statement on Farmers Debt Adjustment Act
Minister Thorby explains Commonwealth aims for debt adjustment funds and states Queensland needs amendments to suspend creditor rights including the Crown. He notes Victoria scheme allows partial discharges and outlines state authority to suspend debts pending negotiations and case by case adjustments with Commonwealth funding guidance and Queensland action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Commonwealth
Victorien
Whitewash Benefits for Poultry Houses and Shelters
The article extols lime-wash for poultry houses dog kennels and cattle sheds citing hygiene germicidal properties vermin control and its reflectivity boosting daylight. It notes lime slows heat transfer warming interiors in winter and cooling summers and urges whitewashing iron roofs in hot quarry sites to ease work conditions and output.
Tired Eyes Care With Simple Home Remedies
The article suggests eye relief through horacic acid and water baths, eye baths as the best remedy, and weekly use. Warm salt water compresses soothe tired eyes and wind exposure. After several applications, apply nourishing cream around the eyes and gently massage from the nose outward over the upper lid.
Pig Management Feeding and Housing
Maying discusses pig breeding and the care required in feeding and housing to produce high quality pork. He warns against poor sanitation, drafts, and bad feeding, and stresses cleanliness, drainage, dry bedding, lime use, regular feeding, and clean troughs. Emphasis on warm housing, vitamins, minerals, and cod liver oil during the weaning and fattening stages to stay competitive with British and English curers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maying
C. Hausman
New Zealand
Bacon Curers’ Association
Correspondence condemns Lyons handling of Japanese question
Tom Cunny of Gum Creek Bath protests the Lyons Governments inaction on the Japanese issue. He argues widespread losses to Australian woolgrowers, cites debt and ministerial expenses, and criticizes overseas trips and commissions. The letter laments ongoing borrowing to pay interest, urging readers to oppose the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Lyons
Australia
Scullin
Back-to-Burra Visitors Laud Townspeople And Council
A letter to the editor from William J. Edward praises Burra’s streets and footpaths after renewal efforts. He congratulates Mayor and councillors, notes contributions from local business people, and mentions notable figures such as PF W Holder, Sir Samuel Way, and F W Richards. He applauds the donation of an expensive council chair set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitt Wenderson
A.M.P
AMP
AMLP
Australia
New Zealand
A.M.P. Assurance
Mr. Henderson
Sir
Imine
Burra
South Australis
PF. W. Holder
Samuel Way
de Torr
F. W. Richards
Citiens
Wm. J. Edward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iees
St Patrick’s
Poliching
Morgan's
Monumental Masons
C. J. Pearce & Son
A. Elyott
FLA
A.W. Sneddon
King William Street
D. McRae Wood, ¥. J. Barrett
M. T. Fuller
Aberdeen
Kooringatel
National Mutual Life Association
Healing Golden Foie Radio
Disboto
H. V
Thorby
Anoant
Commerce
Travel Service
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Tom Cunny
Gum Creek
Bath
Whittney & Tiver’s
Speedway Synthelac Enamel
Forgan's
iShares
Forgan
J. & R. Forgan Ltd
Port Pirie
Sara & CO
Drew & Crewes Ltd
W. G. Terry
Texaco
R. C. Lott Kooringa
the Texas Company
A‘sia) Limited
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