Mr Vowles Letter and constitutional debate dominate session
In a mid parliamentary session the House debated Mr Vowles's letter to the Governor and the constitutional limits on his powers. The Opposition accused the Premier and government of pressuring the Governor. Breach of promise and calls for full financial debate sparked heated exchanges as ministers defended executive restraint.
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Theasure
Bern
Eaecetteney
Fie
Vowles
Threadore
Theodore
Teller Fremier
Queens Aind Parliament
Eimannan Timitethc
Moore
Fielcher
Bill Keviu Deat
Kipe
Mr Shaw views Ireland amid self government debate
London reports Mr. Bernard Shaw criticizes self government as self extermination while Ireland faces upheaval. He faults violent acts and urges reform, as officials in London back Provisional Government and Treaty attitudes.
Hughes Defers Private Business as Government Debate Advances
In Melbourne on August 25 the House of Representatives debated government business with Mr Hughes moving to proceed until further order. He noted ongoing censure motions and motions of no confidence, while opposition claimed ample time to discuss the important matter. Mr Charlton asserted time was not lacking and criticized the pace, insisting criticism would continue despite threats from the Prime Minister. The discussion focused on whether to advance the government’s measures now or defer for broader scrutiny.
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Aly
Aie Tata
Theodore
Wein
Foyle
Vowles
Brina
Vewleay Howe
Tiiversin
Ma Ache
Mevbourne
Jin
House of Representatives
Hughes
Ying
She Howe
Charlton
Queensland meat subsidies amid export glut spillover
Mr Rovers described the wheat and cattle crisis across Queensland Western Australia and New South Wales as export glut pressures rose. He urged a temporary subsidy to support cattle owners while consumers face higher meat prices. The debate noted large frozen meat stocks in Ireland and a proposed loan bill passing before adjournment.
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Mr. Rovers
Queensland
Western Australia
N.S.W
Frelah
Pesan
Northern Territory
Nsw
Vietnria
Chartton
Commonwealth
Perth
Swatea
Agiie
Gveensland
London
Ireland
Meetage
Howse
Itil
Visit of flagship Melbourne to Townsville noted
Mr Green told Mr Wiga in the House of Representatives that the flagship Melbourne would arrive in Tywarville on September 20 and depart on September 22, with arrangements already made. The record references Methourne autcust and Sensormber Aine in the disrupted text.
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Methourne
Green
Wiga
Melbourne
Tywarville
White Lead in Paint Sparks Health Act Debate
Frisbane August 25 The Queensland Master Painters Association warns against a proposed Health Act amendment to ban white lead in paint. The altercation before Parliament concerns the safety of white lead pigments and potential public health risks cited by experts and affected trades.
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Frisbane
Queensland
Willie Patertor Guelice
Germany's Account Reparations Officials Seek Guarantee
Paris reports that German reparations talks center on a 42.5 million guarantee as a condition. Ludendorff, interviewed, argues postwar GermanFrance cooperation could ease terms and rebuild Europe, while Austria’s collapse prompts calls for unity. Washington notes Earl Balfour’s demand for guarantees to cover Allied loans. London reports on renewed negotiations with the German Chancellor waning.
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Bertin
Suicoms
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Ministee
Nb Fing
Alsac Tourdon
Telegrapt
Alance
Alsation. Chambere
Tudendorff
Paris
Laudendacht
France
Cudendorf
Germany
ST 'm
Ludemford
Europe
Austria
Whon
Thomas
M.P
NUR
Colline
Srelad
Washington
Earl Balfour
Mathis
London
Toh
Telegraph and phone network plans for 1922 23
The department outlines the telegraph and telephone expansion for 1922 23 with budgeted items. Allocations include trunk lines, cables, and new services across New South Wales Queensland South Australia Tasmania and Western Australia. About 14 350 current subscribers remain outstanding with many to be provided in 1922 23.
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Poynton Han
le Bern
the Star
New South Wales
Victor
Quernaland
South Asacralla
Nielsen Ageteatis
Tarmania
Tone Aus
PX Members to Ninth of Honour Council Decision
Brisbane dated notice states the council has authorized a show of honor to those who have served ten years. The gazette will publish the names of all who are entitled to retain the title.
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Brisbane
Disastrous Fire at Chinchilla Causes £40000 Damage
A disastrous fire at Chinchilla caused about £40,000 in damage. Fire brigades battled the blaze as residents and authorities worked to control the incident. No specific injuries or causes are clearly detailed in the readable fragments.
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Chinchilla
Cotton Ginning for the North Prospects and Proposals
The report outlines prospects for a northern cotton gin and government support. It notes tentative Department of Agriculture approval, possible seed applications, and freight terms if a ginnery is established in Cairn or nearby areas. Local interviews indicate northern growers are interested, with government permission a key factor for seed movement and station delivery.
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Navaere
Department of Agriculture
Telwa
Tolga
Vlatini
Ier
Burke
Walltock
Broomfeld
Mr. Wise
Cairns
Newreny
Vaiga Ce Ae
Australian Butter Co Meeting Sees 49 Tons Output Decline
Special Correspondent reports from Atherton on the August gathering of the Australian Butter Co directors. The month’s manufacture totaled 49 tons, a drop from July, with discussions on price dynamics, Queensland and Victoria butter pricing, and potential imports. The company foresees a strong annual meeting and ongoing machinery overhaul at Atherton factories.
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Atherton
Ammunt
America
Fabian Corepgrative Butter Co
Messe Grau
Walmpler, Sloan, Whitling and
Heatemere
Tonga
Queensland
Victoria
London
Brisbane
Coumpas
el Fivatam
Sittiiye Direuira
Atlanta
Ain Factories
eBriver
Grocers and Sugar Demand for Fair Profit Margin
An inquiry discusses grocers margins on sugar amid price inflation. Witnesses describe costs to retailers, wholesalers, and producers, arguing a fair margin is needed to sustain trade. Government price controls and potential reductions are debated, with calls for lower consumer prices and adequate retailer profits.
Cairns Harbor Board seeks treasury approval for sugar conveyor bye law
The Cairns Harbor Board reports a Treasury telegram from Brisbane on proposed sugar conveyor works at the wharves. The scheme would cost about £422,300 with 12 to 23 year repayment, financed via bank advances and sugar grower contributions. Preliminaries done. approval urged to proceed and issue orders for materials.
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Cairns
Treasury
Brisbane
Eeepec
Huerd
Berks
Fae
Anya
Uy & Ton
E. C. Earth
Ireesiens
Fayy
Katy Sire
Ea Natl
Harbor
Unclear historical item uncertain names and places
The text is garbled and unreadable, yielding no coherent events or identities to summarize with confidence. It mentions individuals tied to places but lacks discernible facts, dates, or outcomes suitable for a structured newspaper card.
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Assembly
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SELOND _EADIN
Townsville
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P.m.g’s Department
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Nr. Wi
Bayley
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Floral
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Tns
Sheenina
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Boland’s Ltd
Mayna
D. J. Moynahan
Abbott Street
P.O
Cairn Post Limited
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Cane
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Trones
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