Goondi Hill melee case tests family tensions at court
In Innisfail Goondi Hill, Constance Affleck accuses Mrs. Leigh and May Johnson of unlawful assault. Witnesses describe a railway confrontation with beer bottles and harsh language as police consider peacemaking or binding over. Judge Aitkin laments the public row but hopes effects on children are minimal.
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Cairns League Notes and Upcoming Rugby Events
Friday's mail reports Mr. GT Williams leaves for Mackay to enter business. Tom has supported the League and a trophy he donated will be contested between Tranloes and Brothers. Bulimba Cup standings show Brisbane 4, Toowoomba 3, Ipswich 2 with matches planned. The naval weekly Rugby meeting moves to Tuesday due to Longreach reception. Charity round final set for Parramatta Park with proceeds to Ambulance. list of entrants and teams provided, noting Gordonvale and Ivanhoes players for upcoming matches.
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NSW Rugby League Inquiry Sets Monday Session
Sydney reports a special inquiry Monday night into incidents before the Halim George match at Earl Park. AUCKLAND footballers defeated Buller 72 to 4 while Auckland beat West Coast 62 to 13 in league play.
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Debate on Address In Assembly Aims to Shape Queensland Policy
VRiskane August 15 The Debate of the Address resumed with Mr Wright discussing the meat industry wages. He argued wages were not the main issue and highlighted figures of up to £9 weekly. Other members criticized taxation, unemployment, and state finances while urging land settlement, cane farming reforms, and continued sugar embargo. The discussion touched rail freight, timber and mining stagnation, and calls for a Cairns to Ravenshoe rail service. The debate adjourned with the assembly rising to tomorrow.
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