Presbyterian Men’s Club Indoor Bowls Night at St Andrews Hall
The Presbyterian Men’s Club held indoor bowls at St Andrews Hall last Tuesday with about 8 attendees. Welcome was extended to Mr Don Campbell Brisbane who spoke on his Cairns Presbyterian and Methodist roots and his years as headmaster at Parramatta State School. Dick Lather announced his departure to Brisbane and the club’s president Mr Whithee praised his four years’ service. Results from social links included Skarenburg Clark Lather Ree Whitey and others. a committee meeting is planned for February 20 at Tan pm.
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St. Andrews Hall
Jamieson
Metnialt
Don Campbeth Brisbane
Cairn Presbyterian
Parramates State School
Dick Lather
Calrnsa Portly
Tranter
Brisbane
Rey Whithee
Aed
Dicko
Haad
Fnquba
Lather
Snarenburg
Clark
Whitey
Sheaves
Wood
Henle
Campbell
Gradidge Krew
Whitney Campbell
Clarke
Gill
Rind
Sparenbure
Lather Reid
Shearer
Word Gil Mark
Sairenhurs
Gradidge
Egu Reis Shearer
Whitney
Gundidae Lather
Banke
Nnkaonras
Walley Reid
Hallenger
Bob Graaidae
Tan
Indoor Bowls results and Methodist Presbyterians clash
A disrupted indoor bowls report notes J. Jamieson and St Andrew's War teams amid February clashes. Preonerina remains undefeated with a close three point margin while other Presbyterians and Methodists contend for final positions. Gordon Presbyterian hosts upcoming semis with Grimm Presbyterian set to meet them in a first final at Gordouvie.
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Saur
St Andrew's War
Calene
Presbyterian
Seria
Bowie
Preonerina
Nomura
Whitney
Armldest Cairns Presbyterians
Depron: Anacron!Stwarg | Calle R
Puncha
Nicholls Senor
la Calle 13
Gro Jey
L. Howard
A. Nicholls
Bonchans
Joe McKengle
Peake Pearse
Nethodia Cadber
Gordon
Tableland Sute Co
Tove of liberty and power in the phrase of William Barlier
A brief note discusses the idea of liberty and power as expressed in a phrase attributed to William Barlier, labeling the liberty as a tove of others and the power as a slove of ourselves in a reflective musing.
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William Barlier
Poultry Hints On Disease Control And Yearly Start
Poultry hints discuss chicken pox wart disease spread by blood transfer and mosquitoes, vaccination timing for healthy birds, and outbreak responses. It covers using repellents and dusting strategies, preventing mosquito entry, and maintaining clean fowl houses. The article notes March as the poultry year start in the north and advises stock assessment and feeding plans for pullets.
Babinda Farewell Standard Sapper Williams At Mill
Babinda February 14 Babinda mill members meet to bid farewell to Joe Williams second engineer resigning to become chief engineer at Moret Central Mill Nambour presiding manager Mr Colin Whiteon notes Williams promotion and thanks him for service fellow staff present offer token gift and warm wishes for future success
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Babinda
Busines
Babin Mill
Fnair
Joe Wiliams
Moret Central
Nambour
Clng
Mir
Colin Whiteon
Willame
D. Moreton
Willams
PL. O'Connell
Williama
Miror Hind
Williame
Whitson
Mir Willams
Williams
Sabinda
The
Mire
Tomato crop disease and farming tips from the field notes
The article discusses big bud disease in tomatoes and mentions control methods including DDT and sulphur dust. It covers soil preparation for late summer planting, land ploughing sequences, weed control, and the use of lime to improve soil structure. It also advises on erosion management with drainage and cover crops for hillside cultivation.
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Ely Bea
D.D.T
Beneen Hs
Grazing Management on a Dairy Farm
A Agriculture and Stock department guide on grazing pasture as the cheapest home grown feed. It stresses judicious grazing to prevent deterioration of pastures, and recommends paddock sizing to allow rest periods. It notes a 20 percent replacement rate and rotation to sustain feed during adverse seasons.
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Department of Agriculture and Stock
Empnasnex
DP Resettlement Effort Faces Slow Pace and Debate
A report on DP resettlement outlines limited housing for refugees, with about 90,000 to 219,000 remaining in the United States as programs face delays. Leaders criticize Immigration Service and allied agencies for slowness, urging monthly visa averages near 20,000. Officials note varied reception by agencies, NGO partners, and communities, while calling for better funding, logistics, and integration measures.
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York
Poole
Hba
United Tales
Rom
Ares
Viscometer
Sammieon
VPA
Greenteigh
United Service For New Americans
Immigration and Naturalization ‘Service
Army Counter Inelligence Carpe
Lowe
Tall
Gary
National Lutheran Council
Counril
U.S
Minnesota
Nativist Catholic Welfare Conference
Mtoe
Cimnare’ Perens’ Commission
Ford
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Shields Street
Cairns
A - Tutt Bryant
Roselle
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NTT
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W—G. Cadman
J. Jamieson
the & He
Mareeba
Ken Martin
Kearney-street
Atherton
Williams Estate
Ravenshoe
Wed
E. T. Corcorane
Carrick
Lana
Malanda
Majestic Theatre
H. S. Williams Pty. Ltd
Monguitoes
Ganalex
Viking and Southern Croee
Vusvrigerators
Burnells’ Electrical Service
the Reliable Service
Sheviden-street
Cairne PO
Adaie
Robyn Selon
Camang
St. Mary's School
Church OF England
Sals
Sistery of the Sacred
Advent
Kloderearten
Scheletihinan University
AMES
Trinity College
David Brown
Ray Howarth
Sey
Asia
Glazebrooks Ass
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