High Public Service Vacancies in Brisbane
Brisbane January 7 government announces vacancies for top public service posts. Candidates include Chief Secretary, Under Secretary, Education Director General, and Principal Electoral Officer. Several names are listed for key roles with dates and retirements guiding the selection.
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Brisbane
Potitans
Faslary
Education Direstor-teesaral
Mire
Muirlett
Becca
London
Cisinet
Desay
J. McPher- Son
Bulk Loading Experiment Grain Sorgrem for Eritats
A garbled report from Rockmamp town outlines a bulk loading experiment involving grain sorgrem for eritats. The text mentions trains and weights, with unclear measurements and possible testing across a cornered area, referencing a group or team and a tentative timeline around January 7.
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Eritats
Shipment of Asphalt Prompts Regional Road Work
A garbled report notes an asphalt shipment and road project this month. It mentions freight routes via a central facility and a plan to mobilize crews for paving and port calls, with references to regional supply and timing.
Pillion Riding Ban Debated in Queensland
Mr Duggan announced a speed limit proposal tied to a pillion riding ban. The plan seeks 40 miles per hour as the maximum speed under consideration, with officials from Wealth and Home Affairs detailing safety concerns and the policy’s scope.
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Off Moore
Rene
Fay Sie Greene
Depars- Fennieng
Mustang V Flight from Townsville to Darwin
Reported from Townsville on Sunday the first stage of a long range air route. The squadron tested at Cloncurry and refueled at Beckampton en route to Darwin, covering over six hundred miles.
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Raaf Mustane
Airis
Sownevile
Schafpide
Walea
Cloncobra
Darwin
Diecs Arc
Saun
Seo Ang
Beck Samptan
Trrensville
Emelands
Zinc concentrates shipped to Milandinaps and Townevile
A British freighter berthed near Fearn Ary due to a fire risk, carrying 16 000 tons of zinc concentrates expected to be discharged. The shipment is bound for Milandinaps and Townevile wharf storage, with about 70.68 tons already allocated to the company.
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Jowasvele
Umbertvid
Fearn Ary
Milandinaps
Local incidents and weather report from Cairns and district
A mixed local update describes a stabbing injury near Ward UT and ambulance response, plus a bushfire at the Migrant Centre in Cairns fought by the Fire Brigade. Weather notes forecast fine conditions with light coastal winds, and a bicycle collision caused injuries. Also reported are a remand in theft charges, vegetable shortages, and a new fire leader’s praised alertness.
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Migras
Cairns
Sesterday
Ofer
Gravee
Gardwarele
Gordon Vale
Cairns Fire Brigade
Potter Witl
Curr
Gordonvale
Tobacco blending reforms eyed in Australia output debate
A the Australian tobacco industry discusses blending changes and a proposed price increase to boost local leaf share. Queensland and New South Wales yields are cited with regional figures and projected earnings for producers, as boards consider marketing adjustments and cross state allocations.
Vale Bay member backs drought relief loan scheme
The Member for Vale Bay returns from distant areas and supports adopting a drought relief loan scheme similar to New South Wales. Loans would restock fodder and repay debts with three percent for short terms and one percent for seven years for those in need, plus grants for fodder and domestic debt. The Commonwealth Government previously adopted the plan proposed by New South Wales to aid Queensland.
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Martwonvugh
Tan
Vale Bay
Thalay
Pai
New South Wales
Carver
Common ‘Wealth
South Waten
Commonwealth
Queensland
Wales
Brisbane
Lake Free
MC Moore
Moore
de Cayrun
Industrial trouble at Mt Isa rumbles into stage
Workers at Mt Isa mines face a dispute after the dismissal of a local union official. The Amalgamated Society of Engineers reports potential action as the Industrial Court considers the case, with the sub branch secretary unpaid since January. Maintenance staff remain on site while the Mines Company defends its decision and union leaders seek reinstatement.
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Brisbane
Dany
Tosia
Ofncial
Etlermakers’ Society
J. Egerton
Egerton
Mt Ina
Exerson
Lupton
Mi Isp
Theadi Tse Mines Company
Tom
Merling
Cireles
Mt Tas
Rainfall figures show most centres below average last year
Readable data lists many towns with rainfall totals below yearly averages. Figures cover centers such as Mackay Emerald Rockhampton Townsville Toowoomba and Warwick with varying shortfalls. The text presents a regional summary of rainfall performance across South Australia and neighboring areas.
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South Australias
Mackay
Emerald
BNF
Rockhammp
Bumdaberg
Mary
Borough
Grrapin
Oza
Tully Tns
Ewes Nie
Mts Tomes Ia
Mir. G Mack Acknowledges Aid to Celebrities
A fragmented OCR item mentions a person identified as Mir. G Mack awarding or acknowledging aid to celebrities. The readable text is limited, but indicates involvement with prominent figures and possible financial or symbolic support.
Substantial slowing down of progress noted in council remarks
Rockhampton reports a substantial slowing down of progress as Alderman McLeod notes funds are in sight but commitments will be kept within the year. The discussion centers on maintaining ongoing works within the current financial limits and the pace of project execution.
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Rockhampton
Ald. McLeod
Campers Praise First Aid Post After Incident
Campers at a coastal site thanked the first aid post set up before Christmas for handling injuries. Officers and an ambulance crew responded after a minor assault incident. A resident reported one casualty, treated onsite, with authorities reviewing details.
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Air Ethoswon
Ambussnes Berrer
Clifton
Welch
Tsecoun
Coxipie
Orauge
Cristmas Dey
Sarre
Australian ship logs and ambulance plane woes reported
Chaotic notes recount a committee meeting and a storm of aviation and logging issues. Mention of Captain Archiires lane and Avra Fenderlicer tied to the O88 logs, while discussions stressed a tropical ambulance plane built for long range and the suitability of a Cairne Ambulance Centre.
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Archiires
Aml
Avra Fenderlicer
Marto Bonedwil
Suladiewisine
Ibae
Aiwaywk
Tn Fea
Tor Shin Teak
G. McLaay
Scvara
Tte
Australia
Pei Minster
Rel Saason
Metre Tha Tgeiande
Cairne Ambulance Centre
WO Mp
Permanent Waterside Workers oppose Brisbane policy
The Waterside Workers Federation Brisbane branch criticizes government measures aimed at permanent waterside workers. Port officials report limited time for negotiations and stress the need to ease wharf congestion. A parliamentary inquiry in Brisbane is expected to address the issue and potential fleet redeployments.
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Brisbane
Watrside Workers Federation
Sterelars
Gime
A Basten
Meredith
Nix
Waterside Workers Federation
Uuon
Cataa Charai
Comite Ehmirman Ume
Lyoms
Brisbane Council's Borrowing Plans Discussed
The Brisbane City Council announced intentions to place a public loan of £1,000,000 at 4-8 percent interest in the market. A further loan of £25,000 was placed by the lower council, with applications expected for the new loan amount.
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Doh Chandler
John Chandler
Biahaneity Council
Jobe Alka
Abe
Lomn
Fragmented Local Item Near East Street
Readable parts mention a small event at a local venue with unclear details and missing names. The fragment hints at social or ceremonial activity linked to a Uae group or group emblem. No concrete dates or outcomes are identifiable from the surviving text.
Town planning brief highlights Queensland towns
Jan 5 report notes only a small share of Gurens t residents are covered by town plans. Mackay Bundaberg Roma Charters towns submit prepared plans to the Local Government for approval, with council chairman WD Davidaoni among those tendering for planning work amid sector changes.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Achimes Gurhari- Vien
Torday
Gurenstead
Mackay
Koundra
Inglewood
Oman
Calrma
Bundabere
Roma
Severs
Hag
Gove
MU Shi the -Mareon Shire
Ice
Davidaoni
Banana shortage grips Brisbane and other states
A Brisbane report warns of a serious banana shortage caused by drought and missed planting. Experts say the shortage will last at least 10 to 14 months, with Queensland already acutely affected and other states feeling the pinch due to limited stores and delayed crops.
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Brisbane
Jac
Austrane
Hrisban
Queensland
Public meeting seeks immediate aid for drought hit farmers
Maryborough attendees urged Queensland Government to grant urgent financial relief to primary producers suffering from drought. MPs and local leaders discussed implementing a relief scheme, arguing that timely action is essential even if new legislation is required to enable funds.
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Maryborough
Jan
BH Cares
AP Vla
Uns
Townsville's Busy Year Across Harbor Trade
Townsville reports a busy shipping year with 352 ships docking, total exports exceeding 230 000, and revenues near 1850 totals. Cargoes included sugar, precious metals, and wine, while preliminary estimates note a rise in rural port activity and overall tonnage.
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Bersner
Frusen Geel
Ailver Fend Guilin
Abd Lev Dross
farKo
Court order in Australia halts union action in Mackay
Sydney January court ruling freezes union activities as an executive committee member Thomas Heslop seeks to compel show cause why a conference should proceed. The order, returned before the Full Bench of the Arbitration Court in Sydney on March 12, aims to suspend certain union decisions until further notice, with respondents including officers in Canberra and Newcastle.
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Sydney
Dion
Muah
Mackay
Wes
U-Hlay
Kirby
Arden
Ite Arbitration Court
Etl
Ite
Pheojun
Thomas Heslop
Cmetrner
Alsn
Curparorys
Dusalinw
Meslop
Myers
Stairs End
Canberra
Newcastle
Mnelide Tiegetwiral
FP. Daugherty
Appointment of Canberra Tour Plan Details
The Royal Visit notes that Mr J. Harrison announced that Wine-Commander Cowan Barp has been appointed to accompany Princess Eliza and the Duke of Bounevuech on an air voyage from Australia to London. The party will travel with the Royal entourage during the tour.
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Canberra
Jeo
J. Harrison
Cowan
Astradam Aguerry
Eliza
Duke of Bounvueeh
Australie
London
Seisbane Produce Market Brisbanes Puzzling Ponth
A garbled OCR note from Seisbane Produce Market in Brisbane references onion and tomato items with odd numbers and terms like Lucerne and Afton. Parts indicate prices or stock words but are largely unreadable. The fragment hints at produce quantities and a street address, but specifics are obscured.
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Brisbane
Lucerne Plese
Lucerne Bay
Fire destroys shop and house in Memphis area
A blaze severely damaged a shop and residence Sunday, with intense flames forcing evacuations. Firefighters battled stubborn embers for hours, finally gaining control though only partial structures remained. No injuries were reported, and authorities investigated the cause.
Unclear Coastal Weather Conditions Reported With Dense Text
A garbled weather bulletin references the coast and Brisbane with scattered terms on pressure, fronts, and wind. Notes mention low pressure, lingering unsettled conditions, and possible impacts along southern and western regions, but many phrases are incomplete or unintelligible.
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Brisbane
Thalion
Ted Tae
Seerata
Weundra
Hungerford
Huring
Mile
Fryich
Rave Wernering Sr
Shipping Movements and Sailings Mentioned in Melbourne and Sydney
Shipping reports note sailings from Melbourne and Sydney on Saturday and Sunday toward Brisbane and Antwerp. References include ships like River Wills and Belem, with crews and routes toward Brine, Toansvile, and Fremantle. The fragmentary OCR mentions dates around January and end of the month, along with port calls and cargo notes.
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Satunday
Sydney Drucely
Brvine Acre
Murnim
MriDar Farm
Siauker
Chine
Briana
Port
Nessersine
Mann
Barymrdon
Antwerp
Mribourne
Brisbane
Mackie
Harel
Miey Morsing
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Reaeae
Auabrasia
Ymuaherr
Generius
Lirytas
Rowrarich
Amlustey
Britain
Lnstead
Conyers
Caninut
Peace IV
Wardike
Hecetairy
GE DB Maresse
Sf Edachiin
Seibe
Alarphe
North Queesslant
Mustangs
Townsville
Dund
ATH
Sauces Ae
Tata Saas Geel
Aure
Bethel Esteenally
Snesther Sven Thane
Bra
Picapital Ally Rok
Path Sonae
Leann
Humanity
Bioce Ana
Weather Bureau
Ress
South Jubystone
Suiffever
Innisfall
Percy Richard Domestry
Yuo
Josanh Seawright
Conway
Me. Smart
Acuin
Coirss
Nemerdax
BR Armetrong
Aucun
Cusams
Fyerve
Wweludee
Megeane
Varad
Imermae St Etralies
Tee Ward Chaurmap
Tobe
Elimenning
Pade
Cumnirver
Mr Shore
Murveba
Dimbulan
Quesosland
mcMare
MT. Isa
G Mack
Beaor
Ciltien Basch
Firat
Federal Health
OE ‘Cameron
Jent
Surance
Heart Minair
Paesia
Tor Ole Benny & Jeak
Mercy Misshom
Peninsula Call
Zareoue Board
MAT
Harber
Tee Inne
Iromnworkers Executive
Sydney Gnu
Sidney
Tyntesnie Laure Salaromietechootea
Immyntkers Akon
Mteseta
J. McKay
I National Juresudeets
B McFenry
Ged
Amepelioo
Tuan Weyer
Couet & Sheted National
Serra Tacday
Simon
Jusieey Hope
Agamnos
Mien Alls
Brisbane Council
Uae
Austealia
Rom Ramany Importees
Caleney
Towneville
Seisbane Produce Market
Cardwell
Suildine
Nsitz
RAAF
Rome
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