Settlers Fined for Bunty Top Disease Control Lapses
In Arishane Queensland six banana plantation growers near Samford faced Summana Court fines up to 1 for neglecting orders to eradicate bunty top disease. Officials and a Crown Law representative condemned the situation as a "pitiful" state of affairs while noting the industry’s importance and the broader impact on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arishane
Highland Sollier
Sanford
Provecduil Aguinat
Summana
Department of Agriculture and Stock
N. R. Mighell
Queensland
Highlands
Samford
B. Matthews
Crown Law Office
Kor
Fencks
Conte
Cut and Co
Peorgetyck
Farmer in Cairns Court Faces Stolen Goods Charges
David Thoons France faced three charges in Cairns City Court for stealing fishing net worth £5 at Mackay Corner Edmonton in June, plough chains valued at £2 4s 4d at Edmonton in September, and a scarifier valued at £3 3s 0d near Storey Creek in December. He pleaded guilty and was fined £5 £2 4s 4d and £3 3s 0d with respective jail alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thoons France
Cairns
Mackay Corner
Edmonton
Harry Fred Aldridge
Thomas Busby
Storey Creek
James Faithful Anderson
Toohill
Anderson
Embling
Herbert
M. J. Hickey
Innisfail Inquiry Probes Daradgee Truck Fire
An Innisfail inquiry before Mr Aitkin reviewed the accidental destruction by fire of a Ford Crility truck owned by Oscar Lionel Knnn, used to haul wood from Darradgee. Evidence cited engine leakage as a possible cause while insurance settlement details were disputed by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
A. EB. Aitkin
Plm
QL. Brim
Tuli
Oscar Lionel Knnn
South Johnstone
Mine Fail
Sergeant Tuohy
Patel
Kedron Uproar Over Judge Decision At Race Meet
Kedron Amateur Race Club held two demonstrations against a judge s ruling in the Maiden Handicap race. Lord Kerman appeared to win and Fayalstone placed second, prompting a fierce crowd uproar at the official enclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brishane
Kedron Amateur Race Club
Fayalstone
Lord Kerman
Fayalstone Firet
Unclear fragments hint at court scene and race reference
Fragmentary text suggests a judge Attalus makes a decision related to a race or handicap in an unspecified case. Merinds West and Flying Handicap appear, but crucial details are missing to establish a full story or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien
AWU Attitude Peace Conference Discussed in Sydney
Australian Workers Union officials including Senator Barnes general president and E Grayndler general secretary accepted invitation to meet Britain's Sir Hugo Hirst and Sir Arthur Clark. They favored conferences with employers on friction matters and said AWU would push for peace in industry at the January annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australian Workers’ Union
Senator Barnes
E. Grayndler
L.C
Riordan
Queensland
Hugo Hirst
Arthur Clark
Great Britain
Aw.u
Heatre
Innisfail Hearing on Reserved-Compensation Claim
Proceedings resumed before Police Magistrate Aitken on an appeal from the State Insurance Commissioner regarding a June accident at Dragonoff near Feluga. Dragonoff seeks £750 for loss of use of his left arm and sight. the case has repeatedly adjourned from Innisfail to Brisbane and Callna as expert testimony was heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Aitken
Dragonoll
State Insurance Commissioner
Dragonoff
Feluga
P.M
Brisbane
Callna
Lunisfair
M.A. Vandeleur
J. T. McNamen
Queensland Golf Division Plan Draws Enthusiasm
General Cannan of the Queensland Golf Association outlines a six division scheme to streamline governance with two delegates per division while retaining affiliation. He hopes to boost inter district matches and aims to bring a northern team of ten to twelve players next winter to spur state golf. The event also featured light speeches and songs, highlighting camaraderie among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cla House
Cannan
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Cairns
Hinterland
Townsville
North West
Rockhampton
Moreton
Brisbane
A Woman's Letter From Melbourne Notes Liberal Work
December 15 card from Melbourne discusses the Victoria League's bush libraries sending 50 volumes to rural centers, hospitals, seamen, and schools, funded by center dues. It also covers the appointment of Mrs. Glencross as film censor and Miss Jessie Traill's Central Australia paintings, plus Home Reading Union efforts and Australian-made Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria League of Victoria
League
Melbourne
Aome
Papua
Solomon Islands
Hurma
Seamen's Institute
National Council of Women
A. W. Glencrows
Glencross
Sydney
Victoria
J. H. Moss
Geneva
Gilescross
Glencrosa
Jessie Trail
Central Australia
Traill
Flinders Range
MacDonnell Range
Australi
Finke River
Wilpers Pood
Blood's Creek
Australia
National Home Reading Union
A. Norman
Kew
H. L. Henson
Union
Countrywomen's Association
Hrills Home Reading Union
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Eer Distrib
Samuel Allen & Sons
Oi Cairns
SAOS
Wundretich Limited
Arena Stree Valley
Catrine
Alfred Taylor Ltd
Wunderlich
Surns, Fhilf & Co, Ltr
Lie & Cie Bee
Daradgee
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co
Assensor
Loughnane
Snsemor
Kedron
General Cannan
J. Bennett
Robertson
Bennett
W.C Fuller
Wickhambrook
Steffo K
Epping Forest
Woman Artiste Venture
Fashion Notes
M. Foster
EE Mahony
Meena
Clements
Lee
Clement
of & Johnson
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