Commerce meeting at Cairns Chamber discusses alcohol and power
The Cairns Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting reviewed Minister H A Tiwers remarks on alcohol and sugar blending for power, urged publicity campaigns, and decided to pursue circulars to motor dealers. They planned a September annual dinner and invited Senator Fall to speak, while noting telegraph service improvements and a stamps office issue in Carrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Chamber of Commerce
F G Eowarty
H. A.tiwers
Crowsland
Comysaire
Fogarty
Coossland
Carsome
H. S. Fall
Guire
Carre
Serace
Carrie
Wich
Federation of Chambers conference opens in Townsville
The secretary of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce in Queensland announced the first annual conference will start in Townsville on Monday September 18 and be opened by Governor Sir Leslie Wilson. The meeting formed a committee to draft the agenda with a delegate to accompany the president. Attendees included G Fowarty Kharman Crossland Hoare Mathew Menomite Bull Canningham Leonard Lede Grabowsky Ne MacDonnell Gummow and secretary Tennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Chambers of Commerce At
Queensland
Townsville
Leslie Wilson
Messrs
RP. G. Fowarty Kharman
CH. Cross Land
McB. Hoare
R. “Mathew
T. S. Menomite
W. J. Bull
A. Canningham
HA. Leonard
J Jac. Lede
L. H. Grabowsky
F. Ne MacDonnell
G. Gummow
MN. Tennant
Flying Fortresses Sought for England Flight Itinerary Clarified
A letter from the Minister for Defence states that the Sunderland fortresses en route to England have not yet been drafted. The missive confirms ongoing planning and clarifies the status of their itinerary and deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister For Defence
Sunderland
England
Nightjar species noted at Carns Zoological Gardens
An article discusses the large tailed nightjar Caprimulgus macrurus and two Eurystolpodus species, detailing their habitat in Northern Australia, distinctive features, eggs laid on the ground, and breeding season. It also recounts a local anecdote about exaggerated crocodile reports and cautions against unverified natural history claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carns Zoological Gardens
Hnl
Neville Cayley
Norther Territory
Queensland
Edmonon
Australia
Aru Islands
Ireland
Forest
Mourilyan Harbour Road Plan Prompts Council Vote
Statements at a Jainstone Shire Council meeting discuss a road scheme to Mourilyan Harbour and the possibility of funding it with subsidies and loans. Dr Stelle argues against misreported costs and outlines options to build the road for about 36 000 pounds and to deepen the harbour once traffic builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si. Page
PEL
Brisbane
Pease
Mr. Kemp
Millaa Millaa
Ravenshoe
John Burke
Sumsiail
Ahr
Mourilvan
Dimbulah Notes On Harbour, Road And Council Motion
Innisfail district council discusses Mourilyan Harbour open for development and a new harbour board. An amendment to involve Mr Pease is defeated 2 to 5, another to investigate a harbour board and rail line is lost 2 to 6, and the motion by Dr Stevie passes. Sale figures from Brisbane auctions show Dimbulah area activity up to June. local residents and visitors are noted amid travel and school programs in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Rane
Innisfail
Mouriyan
Coli Clark
Mourilyan Harbour
Boogan
Mourilyam Harbour
Gilmore
Stevie
Brisbane
Dimbolah
British Exercises Begin August for Home Defence Test
London reports about 1300 planes to take part in home defence exercises starting August 2. The event tests air and ground defences of Britain and the efficiency of the Royal Air Force and associated services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Pest Destruction Board Report for South Johnstone Cane Ended May 431
The annual report shows a total levy of 10318 pounds 17 shillings for 265 508 tons with 3d per ton. Board members include W Richardson chairman and J O Loughlin secretary. Costs cover campagn supplies 416 pounds 3 shillings 5 pence and fumigation for 2197 acres costing 1048 pounds 13 shillings 9 pence with farmer costs 235 pounds 4 shillings 9 pence.
Aloomba notes recount rainfall drop and local incident
A July rainfall in Aloomba was much lower than the prior year with only AS points recorded across six wet days compared to ten wet days last year. A cyclist accident near Rehans bridge left Mrs Ali Hayhor with a broken forearm and severe eye injuries. The hall board meeting Friday hosted by secretary Mr. Pritchard and others posted accounts of £141 15s 6d and approved fundraising gratitude to the Presbyterian Church with £4 donated to the hall. Various visitors and residents, from Aly and Mrs C Wohland to Mr. Roy Bloomfeld and Mr. Ki Moss, were noted as spending weekends or attending local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehans Bridge
Sumias
Ali Hayhor
Lavhoe
R. Pritchard
C. Fixter
Messrs
A. Neilson
E Ferguson
S. Roberts
Aly
C Wohland
Mtuddiebrook
Aloomba
Dham
Jun Fowers
Abs
Frathlin
Deta
Gordonvale Memorial Hospital
Roy Bloomfeld
Ki Moss
C. Poot
Valerie
R Leighton
H. Anderson
Divs A. Broadley
L. Debondi
C. Cotter
Backhouse
Des McCarthy
Strstford
Air
Tee
Ken Houston
Tel
Tamisfaili
SC. Frantlin
Bige
Ted Dent
Answers to What Do You Think
A fragmented line of text references George Bernard Shaw and others, mentioning the wool business and a phrase "Smiling first little smile" with disjointed quotation marks and names. The readable portion suggests a literary or dialogue snippet without a coherent narrative or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bermard Shaw
Oliver
Golda W. B. Yeats
Richard Sheridan
Wee
Little Smile
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Amd
Heralif
Daly
Newnes
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Chambers of Commerce
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M. B. Hoare
Bruce
Garrus
J.Q. Neweralien
Chub
Ium
Vital Road Line
Dimbulah
Som
W. H. Jac
Department of Polt Instrucions
Miss Armstrong
Ebenstom
Wits Gio
Treally
Panama
Kildaire
Uruelipast
Salu
Uenaly
Crean
Hélbreoky Boup
South Johnstone Board
Mrs. Brassington
Manchester
Floral Cretonne
Brwish
Tal
Art Sille
Sane
Bev
Rere
Armstrong
Edlie] Stllmal
Fenster
Uae
Wildgan
Bolands
Sid
Simpeon
Nestle
Fox
Q.C.T
Angers
Jere Goldenia
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Stalmam
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