Brisbane Produce Market Report at Roma Street
ISBANE PRODUCE MARKET reports very heavy chaff and lucerne supplies at Roma Street with prices ranging 12 to 7 shillings. New South Wales chaff scarce. Wagga material cleared at 1 shilling and England feed at 5 to 13 pence. Wheaten hay chaff strong. prime values high with sales around 10s 6d. Fuvenie hay supplies slackened. twine market showing activity. English potatoes rising as prices noted. grain sound with sales around 2s 4d.
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Brisbane
Roma Street
New South Wales
New England
UO Po
Owlers
Atherton Reddan Trophy Shooting Club Update
Atherton and district shooters gathered for the first Reddan trophy shoot at the local range with Mr J Dawson promising maize prizes. Simson and Smith plan to leave for Brisbane on the 7th instant as other club members face licensing and disciplinary actions at Cairns and Innisfail courts.
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Atherton
Liremen
J. Dawson
Messrs. Simpson
Smith
Brisbane
al W. Simpson
Ie EK. Smith
Johnson
Memorial notices from Cairns and Babinda era deaths and thanks
The notices honor George Frederick Shore who died August 6 and Nancy Sealey who passed August 5 1925. They express gratitude to Cairne and Babinda District Hospital staff and to Mr and Mrs F Pyne and friends for wreaths and sympathy. Also note thanks from Mrs Shore for support from family after bereavement.
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John Gole
Cairne and Babinda
F. Pyne
Friemla
Public Notice Address Communications To Manager
Notice to the public directing all business communications and advertisements to the Manager to avoid error. Do not address messages to individual stall members.
Publication requests for correspondence and notices
Readers are asked to state whether letters have been sent to any other newspaper and to include correct name and address for publication. Communications should be addressed to the Editor and not to staff members, and must be sent with good faith assurances.
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Innisfail
A. E. Aitkin
John Aroney
Lownes Masselos
Michael Nickandis
Golden Bell Cafe
Gillespie
Pearl Enisch
Bovett
Pearl Entsch
Hunt
Me. Uillespie
Employers’ Association
T Hey
Tera
Cairas Igee
Sten
Notice to entertainment managers on reporting functions
Official requests managers of entertainments and amusement fixtures to send courtesy invitations to the Editor for event reporting reports. Verbal frequenters caution and non compliance with the request may lead to disappeared.
Enpral ment Celebration Report Unconfirmed by The Post
Correspondents are urged to send a report on an enpral ment celebration though The Post has not censived the piece. The writer is asked to provide assurances of faith and accuracy in the forthcoming submission.
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Chiles
Bown
WIEN
Gagine
Elie Vipers
Mike Clive Redeler
Malle
The Queensland Labor Debate On Foreign Influx And Law
The Cairne Post discusses NSW and Queensland tensions over foreign workers and the immigrant question. It stresses that while workers fear threats to wages and conditions, law and constitutional principles must guide action and prevent mob rule, urging orderly approach to alien settlement under migration laws.
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Queensland
Australia
Commonwealth
Law and immigration spar over labor and justice
A commentary argues the present immigration policy must be enforced through constitutional means. It warns that unchecked alien influx harms labor structure and calls for orderly action within the law, stressing the risks of tyranny and urging public opinion to guide any constitutional amendments.
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Commonwealth
Tides and Moon Phases Observed on August 5
High water occurs at 7.27 am and 10 pm with a new moon on August 6. The note records the tidal timetable and lunar phase for the day.
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Asigust
Weather forecast for coast and inland regions
Forecaster notes a weak, patchy rain chance mainly along the North Coast and Peninsula. otherwise fair but chilly at night. Frost likely in central and southern areas. winds from squid-westerly to westerly in the south, shifting southeast over the north, with calmer coastal skies.
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Alee Farmer
Moet
Wesel
Railway smash near Riverview Hotel report
An engine and seven timber trucks derailed from a small gauge line near a bridge by the Riverview Hotel. The engine stayed upright while trucks plunged over the bridge. Salvage operations were initiated and tenders called for salvage of the ship Cooma and its cargo on a per cent basis.
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Mesera
Burns Philp and Co
Yearlay
MacDonald, Hamilton, and Co
Brisbane
Cooma
Excursion to Tully Highlights Progress and Sugar Mill Opening
Special Sunday trains run from Innisfail and Ig sam to Tully with stops as needed. The excursion offers a chance to view two years of progress and the new sugar mill opening. A church ceremony and High Mass will occur with matches Ingham versus Innisfail and Ingham versus Tully in the afternoon.
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Tully
Innisfail
Igsam
Tally
Bishi Panis
Queensland
Ingham v. Innisfail
Ingham v. Tully
Educational film program showcases world wonders for school groups
A Palace M Pictures special presented to over 4000 schoolchildren featured Nature's Zoo and Defenders of our Orchards among other films. The event included arrangements for student seating and invitations to officials, highlighting the educational value and international subjects such as Africa America Canada Brazil and Russia.
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Palace M Pictures
Statfe
Nature
Africa
Horneo
America
Canada
London Zoological Gardens
Val of Gere
Pyrenees
Pees
French Alps
Brazil
Debate in State Parliament on government discipline and industry
The Aug 4 debate in Bhriabane Assembly addressed government measures, railway finance, drought impacts, and proposed salaries. Mr Deacon attacked labor discipline and primary production limits while Mr Horgan and Mr Cooper defended policy, forecasts for secondary industry, and state finances amid drought and taxation concerns.
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Jesus
Liesecen
Horgan
Abesphane
Eulstvisty
W. Cooper
Queensland
Cay
Présenh
Makar
Elphinstone
Creaper
Cooper
Isatrini
Learlat
Pete Wien
Joer
The Pear Pest and Queensland Plant Poison Plan
The article discusses a pervasive pear pest and the Queensland campaigns to deploy poisons daily to protect crops. It references authorities and scientists debating measures and mentions large scale pesticide use and monitoring efforts in response to the pest challenge.
Insect Infestation Report Describes County Armory Area
The commission notes widespread pest presence in the region with many families affected. Insect activity shows limited human impact on stacked supplies while some species threaten crops and stored goods. Efforts to control pests face challenges from year to year.
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Pawtseyni
Theport
Europe at War Echoes Across The German Front
A garbled wartime dispatch touches on German military shifts and domestic debates. It references the Brest border, the Reich’s corps colors, and public sentiment as elections approach, noting humanitarian concerns and political tension. The piece ends with news that the House adjourned until tomorrow.
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