Allotments Sold at Innisfail Auction Report
Innisfail allotment sale details show purchases by Louie Reid, Reet 4 Allot 3, and George Temiadsa among several buyers. The record lists allotments and prices, noting a total value around £170 for identified lots including Matilda and Borea connections.
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Jane Borea
Mariel Matilda
George Temiadsa
Quarry Tragedy Claims John L. Duff
A quarry accident leaves John L. Duff, a single man, involved in a fatal incident. Details indicate a quarry mishap resulting in his death and prompt inspection by authorities. Further information is limited in the fragment.
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John L. Duff
Quarry accident near mine office ends in inquiry
Witnesses described a serious incident at a quarry where a man was struck by stone fragments and suffered a cut to the head. The proceedings noted negligence and questioned whether the site was a licensed quarry under the Mines Regulation Act. The hearing adjourned to a later date as officials examine the scene and gather further evidence.
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Watter
Remori
Ahellar
Ander
Honout
Ceara Phillipeter
Joh Jtone
Unclear fragment mentions injuries and river flooding impact
A damaged report fragment notes probable skull fracture and jaw and left shoulder injuries with hospital admission. It also references a sharp upsurge in November, crushing operations, and a flooded river that submerged a tramway bridge at Macknade, restricting mill operations to one river side.
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Akull
Victoria
Macknade
Tobacco crop survey to begin before Christmas holidays
A report from N Q T G Association indicates a survey will start before Christmas to assess the tobacco crop. The effort aims to gauge production conditions and inform growers about potential market considerations.
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N.Q.T.G. Association
Kam
Batore
Police report yields swift action after incident
Police acted within an hour of the usual reporting time for the incident. The defendant faced a penalty of 100 pounds for defeat not exceeding six months, with further costs. The defendant was fined 10 pounds and ordered to pay court costs, with imprisonment for default up to two months.
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Norual
Secident
Imprico
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