Telegraph report on Croydon meeting and wage dispute
A telegraph summary reports that at a Croydon meeting of the Codon District Bond or Committee the net receipts from a hospital race event were allocated to the President John Drew. It notes opposition to renewing liquor licences and details wage disputes involving workers and railway engine tendering. Fourteen months of halted work are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon Toursias
Taso
John Drew
Tee Wear
Seme Am
Proceedings from Brisbane Speaker Update on Scaler Bed
Dr Wil ton Tie reported in Brisbane last night that the Scaler bed had a fair day with no marked changes. He cautioned the patient remains very weak and is still Ver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Wilton Tie
Proclamation Drafts Eligibility for Certification in Local Law
A fragmented report describes a proclamation about eligibility for a professional certificate in local government law by members of an accountants society. It notes reliance on internal audits and references the need for compliance with local statutes and authorities. The passage also mentions unrelated remarks on liquor venues and a campaign by Rev. Schalker G. Ti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbase
Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors of
Fadland
Sydney
Schalker
Embezzlement Charge Follows Government Servant Admission
Sydney reports a government employee charged at the Quarter Sessions for embezzling 4431 and admitting defalcations dating back three years. He pled guilty citing private debts and funds used for friends, drink, and theatre. sentencing awaited. Also listed are public appointments, promotions, holidays, and civil service notes across Queensland and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thoreday
Aloysius Heii
Youch
State School Teachers Transfers Noted in Brisbane
The Telegraph reports transfers of state school teachers in Brisbane on Thursday. Alice M O Reswell moves from a secondary assignment amid a raft of staff changes.
Charters Towers appoints lecturer in physical sciences
Prank Elle A Se appointed lecturer in physics mechanics and construction at Charters Towers School of Mines replacing J P Wood who declined a similar post at Adelaide School of Mines. Football notes mention Atherton junior representative team playing tonight and a match at Norman Park tomorrow with engine latch at 4 Mile. A correspondent says the Kai Gras owe debt to the Helcrees Association for removing Jonah Hill from the august assessment and he can be picked every Saturday to play with Kai Gras.
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Chaevien Towers
Ceara Tire
Newton
Willian TI
Wartin
Allenstown
Queenton
Nora Donovan
Tolga
Atherton
Beatrice BH
Heéjan
Devruaux Creek
North Eton
Cairns
Mareeba
Herberton
Co, Wills and Co
Bowen
Kosh
Cairms
Thomas Peake
Jean Howes
J. EF. Fogeaal
F.S.A
Charters Towers School of Mines
J.P. Wood
Adelaide
Moe
Atherton Unior
Norman Park
Sumas
Kai Gras
Helcrees Association
Jonah Hill
Sculling agreement reached on Yambesi River event
Reuters reports Arnst and Barry agreed to terms for a race on the Yambesi River on the 18th instant, the vessels designated as CHO0 a-nith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Arnst
Barry
Yambesi
Civic Banquet Honoring Local Authorities Conference Delegates
Brisbane Aldermen held a banquet at the Exhibition Concert Hall for Local Authorities Conference delegates. Sir Arthur Worgan lamented the Governor’s absence and praised Sir Thomas Mellwrayth for advancing self government, while Alderman Marshall noted local officials' unpaid yet valued service and growing conference burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Arthur Worgan
Thomas
Mellwrayth
Alderman Marshall
Local Authorities Association
Turf Club Racing Notes From Townsville Meeting
Turf clubs at Vequet and Cloncurry reported results and entries. August events at the Townsville Amateur Club and Johestone River Turf included riders and horses listed for forthcoming fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vequet
Fowen Turf Club
Cloncurry Goo
Townsville Amateur Club
Johestone River Turf
Terf Retes and J Kerr In Independent Racing Notes
A Southern paper reports on Terf Retes and J Kerr, noting high class sires in the district and imported mares. It discusses Epsom and Metropolitan races, naming candidates like Golden Slipper Maitane and others, with a small field and a short price expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kerr
Butcher's Hill Station
Epsom
Metropoliten Kgs
Yranut
Ae Origine
Flaviaius
Pol Dance
Peggy
Maitime
Etowiechaen
Sugar Industry Proposes Cyanide Soil Injection Method
Government entomologist Dr AH Tryon forwards nine memoranda to the Northern districts outlining a method to destroy cane beetles. The plan uses potassium cyanide injected into soil via standard carbon bisulphide applicators, testing 6 to 15 square metre plots with 200 grams of cyanide per litre water and injections of 1 to 10 cubic centimetres per metre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AH. Tryon
Moss
Mamielle
Comtes “Keemdus
Academie Des Sciences
France
Art
Memnegr
Fragmentary notes on experiments and census costs
The text recounts a possibly experimental procedure using cyanide and fertiliser with implied cane grub destruction, mentions British census costs around £150,001, and notes about enumerator deployment. It includes disjointed observations on procedures, timing, and marking of letters.
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the Speaker
Tesper Piet
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Pharell
Tidper Peo
Tawsos Valley
LONE
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Pats
Jorge Hevdon
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Abbott Street
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Fribay
GEO
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Foots
Ly Cable
Velox
Doomeley
Criterion Hotel
Lhnottt Alf. Richards
D. Hara
F. W. Allmuller
Aker
Spence Street
Queens Hotel
J. H. Luhr
Beat Brana
Msland
Flestralian Wood Pipe Co
Prejuere and
Davidse & Go
Lid
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Sima & Jeffries
Highrade Engines
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