Brisbane Market Report Shows Moderate Demand Amid Fleet Morning Trade
The Brisbane market reports moderate demand for diver chat with morning trade showing price declines. Sales of pumpkins and other supplies were steady, with lines of barley and onions clearing well. Some consignments contained faulty or condemned bags due to disease, while transport and local routes faced mixed demand and prices.
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Brisbane
Hon Setreek
Waites
Luérn Bay
N.S
Aye
Mil dred Andreassen Birthday Party At Mowbray
The residence of Mr and Mrs S B Andreassen Senor Mowbray hosted a near full evening in honor of their daughter Mil dred s twenty first birthday A large number of friends attended and enjoyed games and competitions with Mrs Reynolds Miss Keay and Mr Hand winning two each A birthday supper featured frosted cake and decorations by Mrs W Care Mr H Baird spoke for the family wishing health and prosperity in a final note of thanks a long social evening ended in the early hours The event reflects a small town social celebration amid local ties.
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Andreassen
W. Care
H. Baird
Bonny
Mevnanan
Andreaseur
Euuth
Mise Andrewasen
Thoreday
Public notice on early Christmas mail posting
The article reports the postal service planning to post Christmas mail earlier this year. It notes a government department statement and indicates the public should expect earlier mail handling and delivery schedules.
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ostiaster-Ceneral
Democratic and Che Reserve Car Attached to Excursion Train
A Democratic and Che reserved car attached to an excursion train left care for unit on Sunday. On arrival at Mont Mol, platform crowds caused trouble as some entered the official car without tickets. The maintenance engineer noted the incident and a cushion was secured for comfort. Alleged theft charges involved Adrian and Gren Campbell, with court remand and police handling.
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Democratic &Che
Sipernendent
Krailways
Stunday
Mont Molfos
Morris
Vesupintx
Messie Morris
Roehricht
Seliwith
Amr. Cr. Ne
C. H. Roebricht
Arshne Adrian
Gren Camponell
Calpus
Australian Workers’ Union
Tally
Satyenne Bee
Cairns
Taburt
Sergeant Bee
Toad
Labene
Bereavement notices echo sympathy and thanks
An obituary note expresses gratitude for kind words and floral tributes after a bereavement. It names Elena and others who offered sympathy and support, recognizing the help and kindness received during the family’s loss.
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Elena
Barron Falls Hydro Scheme Urges Statewide Support
Cairns calls for urgent action to utilize Queensland wealth from Barron Falls. The Galas Hydro-Electric Investigation Board discusses the Barron Falls plan, urging government and community cooperation to harness power near Brisbane or Melbourne, with potential regional prosperity and jobs.
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Olso
Cairns
Ia Ae
Barron Falta
Hydro-Electric Investigation Board
Lund
Bir
P. A. W. Anthony
Barron
Barron Falls
Brisbane
Melbourne
Sydney
Power policy debate hinges on finance and reliability
The article argues for steady and affordable electricity and urges support for the proposed plan. It stresses prudent financial management, warns against opposition from opponents, and calls for steady leadership to ensure reliable power supply.
Fatal mining accident and police report from Cairns region
A fatal fall at the Welcome Home Gold Mine near Gilberton in the Gulf country was reported by police. The Cairns district is forwarding the case file, while local officials and court clerks prepare further actions and licensing news from Innisfail and surrounding towns.
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Welcome Home
Ilberton
Wletun
Gulf Country
Gilberton
Focal Police
Cairne Legdynaricts
Cane Growers Debate Restrictions and Sugar Industry Policy
The Queensland Cane Growers Council reports growing support for restricting cane areas to stabilise sugar production and prices. Delegates discuss the costs and practicalities, with Bundaberg and Mossman cases highlighting uneven impacts. the council seeks further discussion and a formal plan at the next meeting.
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Nea
Queensland
Bundaberg
Indus
Taille Sar
Mackey
Steichon
Arcan
Growth of Police Union Meeting at Portesway
A weekly meeting of the Police Union branch at Portesway was planned by Inspector W Martin who faces a short stay on Thursday Island. The event included gifts such as pipes tobacco a case and an umbrella for Mrs Mario Veo.
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Asp.a
Mouriyan
Ttd
Mojesty
ASA
E.R. Kamphell
Hood
Alr
Fetgupon
As.p.a
Recem
Geaud
CSI
Godaie
Lletrieg
Mossman
W. Martin
Thursday Island
Martin
Mario Veo
Worth of Ica and the melted ace report
Alleged in yesterday's Vogt the ace was melted away as iermen claim wyther prieg rose to 2/0 before any block purchase. Some noted a half hundredweight block Ku for sinpener while iene honoralty was cited as a reason others could not bear the loss.
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Vogt
Bee
Wyther Prieg
City Police Count Charged With Vagrancy at Cairne Julee Court
Court records show Councilor Ah You charged with vagrancy at Cairne Julee Court yesterday before judges M. J. Mickey and T. Kelcher. Defendants sought interpreter remand, which was denied. Others named include Juba Taylor Conrad Gutiridar Ann Ewart and Jon Steer Charles Irg, each charged with drunkenness and defended by counsel.
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City Police Coun
Cairne Julee Court
Menars M. J. Mickey
T. Kelcher
Vagrangy
Me. J. Bennett
Juba ‘Taylor
Conrad Gutiridar
Ann Ewart
Ween
Joni Steer
Charles Irg
Bre Agile
Norman Lewsgtord
Forecast Summary Reflects Turbulent Weather Patterns
The report notes unsettled conditions across the Gold region and south border areas with tropical moisture prevailing. Expect cooler air and rapid ocean changes, as northerly winds shift over the southeast and forthcoming changes spread across the continent toward the morning.
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Drisbane
Ajatera
Police Court Hears Drunkenness and Disorder Charges
In a local Police Court session, defendants faced charges including drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Several pleas resulted in convictions or discharges. one man was fined for drunkenness and another pleaded guilty to assault. Witnesses described disturbances at a new hotel opening and prior offenses were noted by officers.
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Naimaivh
Meret
Hatachter
Pheam
Hong
Satwrday
Wight
Murtha
Mew
Frank Franco
Elrudice
Preston
Howeover
Ail Deaky
Lack Dennkenne
Delente
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Parke Davis
Craig — Chemist
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KR. McGuigan
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Glady LE
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Florrie McDougall
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Currajah
Tunisiail Licensing Court
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Cane Growers Column
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Maren 'Ie
Hight
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