Sugar Yield Could Rise Ten Percent in Queensland
Brisbane report says Sugar Inquiry Chairman Mr. M. E. McCarthy believes Queensland cane growers could lift yield per acre by 10 percent. Federal Treasurer Sir Arthur Fedden cited the estimate as crucial, noting a 10 percent error in yield dwarfs other capital value miscalculations. Growers have demonstrated they can reach about 3.52 tons per acre, and a 10 percent increase would raise domestic sugar prices slightly.
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Praise for efficiency of industry conference remarks
Mr McCarthy highlighted the industry’s efficiency and strong collaboration during the inquiry. Sir Arthur noted the industry's excellent organization and cooperation, praising unique arrangements and social commitments supporting farm machinery and prices amid national concerns.
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McCarthy
Arthur
MecCarthy
Revised Royal Tour Details and Brisbane Report Digest
An abridged account outlines a revised royal tour schedule with departures and landings in Australia and New Zealand, detailing flights, ports, and affected regions. The Brisbane briefing includes mixed commentary on costs, infrastructure, and industry impacts, citing officials and dates, with noted references to sugar production and broader economic concerns.
Fragmentary treaty notes and committee remarks emerge in Trove record
A garbled OCR fragment quotes officials, agreements, and discussions on imperial preference and trade during a parliamentary session. It references names such as Mr Ben Anderson and Mr Wriidel, mentions contracts, exemptions, and taxation, and notes a conference adjournment and planned TRE production amid diplomatic push and domestic debate.
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Lax
Gorwratiact
Christens R. Haeibledon
Dh Zunker
TRE
Sveveniaarsig
Coronation Oath and Minor Prize Details
Fragmentary OCR reads about an oath and prizes with cryptic codes and numbers. Mentions Siena and assorted alphanumeric references. no clear legislation or event context emerges.
Daring Hold-Up in Sydney Suburb
Two armed masked bandits halted a payroll van in Auburn in the Sydney suburb area. They seized a case with cash totaling nearly £6000 before fleeing along Victoris Road Grasville. The incident occurred around 11 am local time as the payroll car was halted.
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Return of taxing powers floods losses in southwest
Flooding near Talwood and Boomt waters up to horse’s knees threatens 19 000 acre holdings. Mrs Jones reports 000 beet crop losses. Mr Turner cites 8 000 acres underwater. Food shortages loom as 30 drops of fodder reach 10 stations. Police warn Talwood and Moonie towns face weeks more of distress with air drops and four foot water in some gardens.
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Wilton
Mungindi Police
Boomt
New South
Weta
Bullemon Plains
Moonie River
Thallan Police
Smooth and Speedy Port of Cairns Urged by Mr Holt
The minister for Labour and Industry Mr H E Holt said in Cairns the rain caused most waterfront stoppages, not labour disputes, yet bad industrial relations on the wharves cause lost time. He toured Cairns wharves with shipping sugar industry and waterside representatives, escorted by Cairns Harbour Board officials, urging a smoother port operation.
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Australian Stevedoring Industry Board
Hewtt
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Ater Meloll
Melbourne
Minister’s Impressions on Caicus Waterside Shipping
Minister Hott flew to Caicus to inspect waterside shipping problems tied to Primary products shipments. He left with the impression that most issues stem from port handling and weather conditions, calling for enterprise action and cooperation to ensure prompt shipments.
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Share of Proceeds and Tax Debate in Australia
A report from Brisbane outlines a wide range of tax and economic policy discussions amid a push for uniform taxation and Commonwealth-State cooperation. Premier Menzies and other officials weigh taxation rates, road funding, and federal authority while labor leaders seek standardized policies across Queensland and other states.
Otago forces draw on wartime service claims
A debated statement by Prime Minister Menzies outlines Otago forces in the Australian wartime recruitment. The record notes five best who were among those called to serve with United Forces, with prisoners of war and fallen soldiers receiving distribution benefits. The piece lists names and emphasizes the need for applicants to prove prior service conditions.
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Olympic housing notes outline match results and standings
The report lists results from an Olympic housing event with multiple bouts and outcomes. Notable matches include Tuten versus Warton, Welty against Tay Jain Ubu, Watkin versus Fraser, and Cheetham versus Endeam, with several close scores and refereeing notes.
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Cheetham
Llertane
Sugar cane price inquiry and government role debate
An expert panel discussed sugar cane price impacts and state actions in response to looming market pressures. Delegates referenced British commerce, potential price controls, and the need for clear policy guidance from government authorities.
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