Faultes sales list of Cairne district property allotments
A compiled notice from party buyers listing numerous properties for sale in the Cairne district. The list names Abbott Street Lake Street Water Street Sheridan Street Hartley Street M Leed and Grove streets and more, with allotments, sections and subdivision details, plus references to suburban blocks and improved shop sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairne
Ho Orharee
Ube Propertien
Abbott Street
Lake Street
Aplin Street
Wetion
Berthon
Water Street
Sheridan Street
Hartley Street
Grove Streets
Canton
Warrego
Liberal Senatorial tour fuels sugar fears and free trade talk
Senator St Ledger, on a Northern tour with Liberal candidates Mineressan Millionn and CFimssiy, quashed Labour’s push for secrecy and warned against tying sugar industry to protectionism. He said free trade and White Australia policy threats loom from Labour, urging retention of agricultural protection while redefining fiscal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lager
Mineressan
Millionn
Cfimssiy
Ube Campaiger
Cairns
Atvery Place
St Ledger
Hugh
Liberala
Cope
Port Douglas
St Ledeer
Labour
Sottalian
H. Mahoo
Affghan
Jenaor St. Ledger
Bilack
Cam
Wits
Quesland
Feders
Unclear political rally remarks noted in regional coverage
The report describes voters discussing ticket policy and candidate personalities amid Liberal candidate receptions in Charters Towers Townsville and northern districts. Senator St. 1 remarks frame the election as pivotal for the state and Queensland electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromer
Ems
St. 1
Charters Towers
Townsille
Stets
Queans Lands
Referendum Debate on Financial Arrangements in Australia
The Sydney Party Telegraph notes the referendum issue on financial arrangements, stressing its importance and accessibility to voters. It discusses potential revenue transfers, state claims, and the difficulty of constitutional changes amid majority-rule questions and political divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lew Fouth Waele
Commonwealth
Aghes
Federal Labor Conference weighs constitutional permanence
The speaker argues for a written, permanent settlement to the federal constitution. He notes past leaders proposed enduring terms and urges recording understandings in black and white to avoid later reversals. The text discusses the balance between small and large states and the implications for amendments and representation.
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Hrisblane
Hughes Bimecif
Senate
New South Wales
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Tut
Real Property
A. J. Draper
Steuiman
Lache
1000 Lake Street
Renster Sachs Street
Cottam Lake Street
Selson
Elizabeth Street
Kuranda
Coondoo Street
School of Arts and Cottage
Coultry Lands
Pyramid Estate
Mulgrave
Nelson
Etranda
Russell
Premieme
Great Britain
National
Lees
Cairn
B.S.A
Stein
Uns
Rae, Cie
Locks
Keyu
Edward Bosanero
Abbott Mtrest
Onirus
Palsener Beer
Ny Aenenda
Irma Mall
FOX
Burns, Philp & Co., Limited
the Taylor Studi
Vtaelf
The
Liberal
ST. Ledger
Trewhella Bros
A. Robinson
Adelaide Street
Dusuane
Queensland
Neeprott
Grosvenor House
Stranks
Townsville
Marci
Mes
E. Stranks
D. Headrick
Heilman Irvine & Co
Werchant & Fotwaring
Paling’s
Artiat
Nigkin
Colin Mevin
Louis Otto
Queen St
Brisbane
Steve
Burma
Pescon Light
Eer Maxers
JR Stone
H. J. Bulcoge