Brisbane Exhibition Opens with Royal Attendance
The thirty fifth annual Queensland National Association Exhibition in Brisbane opened at noon with Governor and Lady Macgregor present. Lord and Lady Chelmsford, Sir Ambrose Morgen, and ministry members attended the luncheon as the crowd exceeded prior records. The event highlighted aviation hopes and Queensland progress with total receipts near £1,977 and attendance around 1,000.
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London shooting interrupts planned European voyage
In London on Wednesday Gaynor of New York, awaiting departure for Europe, was shot on the upper deck by a man identified as Jules James Gallagher, an ex-watchman. The assailant claimed motive over a dispute of tread, Gaynor hospitalized with a bullet near the neck while doctors report his condition as hopeful despite the incident.
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Theatre crowds cheer farcical play and curbside cures
A crowded London theatre enjoyed a chaotic performance of The Worst Cough in London with audience quips and a mock remedy shout for Wends Great Pepper mint Cure. Meanwhile railway disasters and political tensions fill the era’s news notes.
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CUEENSEAND SUGAR LEAGUE CONTINUES TO DRAW ATTENTION
The Central Queensland Sugar League remains under scrutiny as debates over its goals and import issues intensify public interest. The Rockhampton Record notes growing concern about achieving necessary reforms and ongoing league work.
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Central League aims 2000 acres of cane for a mill
The Central League plans to provide 2000 acres of cane for a central mill, with at least two centers planting experimentally. It seeks government aid to obtain high quality plants at about 25 cents per ton and rebates on cuttings, urging farmers to form branch leagues to maximize benefits and ensure a strong start for a new cane industry.
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