Death inquiry into Hine shooting at Aloomba barracks
At Gordonvale Inquiry Court on Monday the death of Robert Edward Hine at Warner's Barracks Aloomba on 13 February was examined. Witnesses including Constable Murray and others testified the revolver was discharged near Hine who died after a single shot. Corroborative evidence from John Berriman and John James Mulry supported suicide by self-inflicted wound with the revolver. no signs of foul play found. Depositions to be sent to the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordonvale
W_ L_ Grifin
J.P
Robert Edward Hine
Warner's Barracks
Aloomba
Henry
Thomas Murray
Gordenvale
Johnston
Reed
R. Johnston
Connector
Hine
Kenny
Warner
Hansel
William Cooper Bourke
Commission of the Peace
State of
Queensland
More Cue
Terdomvale
Ceme
John Lawrence Mulry
S. H. Warner
Aloemla
Robert Edward Hime
Co Pome
Sohn Berman
Warner's
Robert Hine
Hire
Berriman
Hime
Fred Hine
James Henry Hine
Donvale
John James Muiry
John James Herriman
Warner's Farm
Tolga
Frederick Joseph Hine
Mary Muspran
Bellamy
Muriey
John James Berriman
Department of Justice
Chillagoe notes form clubs and ambulance drive
The Chillagoe Pest and Herald note forming a Jockey Club with ambulance support, a Chamber of Commerce to boost district industry, and a shipper’s fee of five shillings. Meetings discuss influenza preparation, nurse volunteers, and hospital funding. A drowning accident and a serious spine injury are reported, plus hospital nurse practices debate.
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Chillagoe
Frst
Messrs
Peter Byrne
T. Colbos
F Red. G. Goddard
DC MacDiarmid
L. Cleary
WH. Ho Denson
Home Secretary
Atherton
Muir
Nichols
Blakey
E Heenan
H. H. Benson
Mra Atherton
Miss Byrne
Maree Hospital
Bertram Smith
Perkins
Thinst
Court House
Wm Atherton
B.M.A
Bushnell
J) McLean
A.W.U
A.S.E
FED
A.W.L
Controversy Over Leghorns Or Orpingtons Splits Hawksbury Fans
A letter accuses A L Wooley of misleading the public with poultry scores from Australia. The writer cites Leghorn and Orpington tallies from multiple regions, urging removal of these breeds in favor of Rhode Island Reds and similar stock. He argues about breed distinctions and criticizes the public misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL RK
Wooley
Kigde Island
Reda
Irving
RRS
Australia
Hawksbury College
Burnley
Bendigo
A. R. Wooley
Improv proposal for Cairns park facilities
A reader urges Cauns residents to improve the local park rotunda a sturdier shelter seating and better tone for public gatherings. He notes a damaged structure during a cyclone and calls for seats water access and a improved bandstand with funding considerations.
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Cauns
Spela
Cairns
Government’s Supporters in Labour Rally Critique
A letter rails at government supporters accusing Labor officials of padding fourteen new councillors with farmers' foes and liquor interests. It claims the government deceives farmers, burdens them with taxes, and stacks the House with ex-legislators, union leaders, and Labor men to crush farming.
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W. P Colborne
Printme
Umon J
Collings
CPE
F. Donovan
Victualler
Brisbane
Tre
J. Donovan
the Worker
WJ. Dunstan
A.W
Queensland
W. F. Finlayson
House of Representatives
J.J. Hanlon
H. G. McPhail
Optician
Windsor
R.J. Mulvey
E J. J. Smith
Maryborough
R.G. Carrell
Armalgamated Society of Engineers
C. Kilpatrick
Colliery Employees’ Federation
Geo. H Thompsons
Daily Standard
E. J. Hanson
Plumbers’ Union
Metropolitan Water Board
Bod Herbert
Squeezing the producer and Labor cliques in by election
A letter discusses veering the Upper House and questions why a farmer is chosen. It contends the government squeezes producers to tax them into pauperism and urges producers to use their vote in the Mertert by election to curb Labor officials. The writer condemns Labor promises and favors for party allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertert
Labor
Ssleeman
Millar Millar notes on weather and farming progress
The Post and Herald entry reports favorable weather supporting vigorous grass growth and improving stock condition. It notes flour shortages, villagers substituting sweet lime, and farmers urged to cultivate small plots of tubers. It details local incidents, including injuries from a horse riding accident and a fallen tree, with praise for Messrs. Woolley, Kailey, Lawrence and Dargue for their dairy stock purchases.
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Wits
Woolley Road
Pelaforce
Atherton
Iystret Hospital
Fred
Batemangle
HM Kennear's
Foo Pin Bros
F. Woolley
Kailey
A. F. Lawrence
HJ. Dargue
Ois
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Crookes Glass
Stacey & Stacey
Amer Oers
Townsville
Plesse
P. Morley
Joe
Severin Street
Smith Street
T. @ MORLEY
J. E. Rice
Goody-land
Wrigley Ec Perfect Gum
Wrigleys
Double Cain Te
Wrigley's (Australasia) Ltd
Owen Nes
Sherwin-Williams
Gee Peters
Wilms
Mike Eads
Tableland Land
Estate and Commission Agency
Malanda
General Commission
Chillagoe Notes
Malouve
Babinda
F. M. Malouf
Pras
Commons
Sland Reds
Edditor “Post
Herald
Kari
Park
Post
Blenaldy
Ehijelds Street
John Abbott
Pune
CHANG
bSat
Oma
Hettke
Herperton
Bimrose’s
March
Coldup
Criterion Hotel
Rath
Rgth
Royal Cattle Dip
Royal Dip
the Bacches Marsh Concentrated Milk Co. Pty. Ltd
Eagle Street
Plesss Sand Man
Semple
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