Australia seen as fertile ground for investment shares
An article on the Quarterly Survey of the Australia and New Zealand Bank Lyi outlines gains since the war from investment by shares in major Australian companies. It discusses public and semi government securities, defence and infrastructure spending, and the growth of a balanced economy with strong domestic and overseas investment signs. The piece notes many listed companies expanding and new ventures, urging prudent diversification and development across power, transport, and secondary industries. It highlights investor confidence in Australia's industrial growth and the role of government and semi government finance.
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Antralia
New Zealand
Lyi
Austratan Stork East Wipuhe
Winleads
Australig
Uuntiens
Piabt Rarardom
Australia
Plante
Howe
Avetralia
Moma
Tec Expertiene Au
Preenstralin
Ieares
Andrew
Nateriala
Fireman’s Walk for Help in Memory of Our Dear Daughter
An obituary memorials a fireman’s walk in memory of a daughter, with family members named including Reta Johns and Mattiew Fuller. The notice recounts the death after an accident at home, details an injury to a wrist, and notes the mourners and the community’s grief. The piece mentions ongoing remembrance and the family’s thanks to those who offered support.
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Hlaseriad
Qreming Yaio
Sane
Lew
Candevi Lttinan
Conteren
Feiver Ihain
Senate
Go Moriarty
Gatherings of Migrants and Riots Mentioned in Police Report
A garbled report recalls police action to disperse migrants amid tensions. It notes injuries from a theatre incident and a tree blast in Queensland, with multiple officials and departments listed in a chaotic summary of November and December financials and public works.
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Teuy
CPB
Tully
Treasury
Texation
Op Roabanau
Tuve
Wtterpoon
Queensland
Sophie
Atherton
Boraasi
Tig Tol Agricultural
Mit
CPR and steam for the high-cry tale from Bevela
An oblique fragment describes CPR, steam, and a derelict scene with imperiled people. The text hints at danger, a plea for help, and a public warning, but details remain unclear amid garbled OCR. Named entities are uncertain.
Adoption case drama in Quirindi court scene
In Parramatta court, a custody dispute over the Shycetmakare child reached a hearing. The Tasinee adoption request faced delays as papers remained unsigned by the husband, with testimonies noting shifting support from Taylo r and the Shavemagers amid recent marital strains and renewed prospects of life together.
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Sydney
Que
Fomae Tayioe
Parramatta
Ed Carel
Cabot
Torrie Shavemager
Quiriede
Maria Faye Tru
Taylor
Hee
TaVlir
Aon
Uist
MiCiemens
Fries Besrion
Lusher
Clemens
Japan Has No Aspirations Sydney Visit Remarks
A report from Sydney notes Japan denying any hostile aims amid talks with Australian officials. Mr Harieone states Japanese stance favors improving relations and safeguarding regional stability, while emphasizing cooperation to prevent misunderstandings and maintain friendly ties with Australia.
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Sydney
Aapirateos
Harieone
Sydney Oyate Tonday
Mat
Imal
Iepan Menki
Cale
Eenanaton
Tate
Reclamation of Foreshores Mackay Plans Readiness
The Mackay council announces renewed employment programs after holidays. Funding will support drainage street works sewerage extensions and hospital and hotel projects. Work resumes next week with four sites including the reclamation and power house tasks under oversight of the city’s labor commission.
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Mackay
Mackay City Ouneh
W. Baker
Hinds
Christos
Cairne Marbou
Wore
Hospital Peard Hotel
Twelve Trucks of Goods Train Topple Into Gully
Twelve trucks derailed into a gully causing a massive fire while four drums of aviation fuel exploded. The wreck trapped and killed four crew and two drovers among 200 head of cattle, with 1270 gallons of petrol noted. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Ereen Egg
Tagen Chee
Lnk
Bribe Case At Annerley Bank Probe Update
Police say they have recovered £100 of missing money in an Annerley bank bribe case. The area unit continues to investigate the incident and expects further evidence in the coming days.
Regulation Relaxed for Early School Enrolment Test
The Education Department and Cabinet debated easing rules to admit five year olds. A minister supported exempting five year olds with conditions, with enrolment allowed at primary schools if staffing and accommodation fit. Ten teacher schools and metropolitan area or country towns were cited in the discussion.
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Tescher Sohgole
Potato Board Action Nears Turbulent Debate
A garbled report suggests a potato board dispute with references to controlling powers and a Walling teathe. The fragmentary text hints at a decision being dismissed or challenged, with unspecified consequences for the board and involved parties.
Two Years of Drought Affects Julia Creek Sheep
The drought left townsfolk and sheep alike struggling as imports fed livestock while farms faced heavy losses. By December, many properties reported bare stock and collapsed pastures, with some flocks moved from Julia Creek to Cloncurry and Boulla districts, sparking cautious optimism for rain and recovery.
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Julia
Betame
Naral
Krakiers
Pliekraan Sai
Tilia Creek
Boulie
Julia Creek
Cloncurry
Boulls
Jaren
Levy Reserve Spreads to Stated Board Funds
The Acting Minister for Agriculture announced the vote of the general assembly on extending a levy reserve fund. The measure, backed by the owners, aims to support marketing activities and crop protection, enabling the board to fund extended programs. In Brisbane, rain was scattered, with totals near 0.70 inches in the northwest, and lighter falls elsewhere, affecting Toowoomba and Kingstown districts.
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LEVY
Panier
Levy Reserve
Aricultuse
Donet
Brisbane
Campreal
Nouth-West
King Downe
Ay Inca
Cambeere
Lotbar
Conditions Change In Murray District Water Shortage Report
A survey in Murray district highlights water scarcity across several townships. Reports note some areas like Moune Garver lack drinking water while others maintain supply. Rainfall in December to January brought variable relief with thunderstorms boosting stock and feed. farmers in Mount Surprise and nearby regions report good conditions and forage.
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Murray
Manoual
Ision
White
Ately
Hughes
Huis
Wienich
George Lawn
Moreyweeded sale figures misshapen note
Fragmentary OCR shows names and figures garbled. Mentions Morey, Srisbane, Jon, Tees, Khetriehty, Shain, IFT million, this year. Context unclear. unable to derive a clear event, outcome, or entities.
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Srisbane
Water transport prospects in the Peninsula district debated
Fragmentary notes discuss cameraline plans, rail and road links, and Cannery proposals. It mentions a possible revival of water transport to boost trade and development, with expectations of improved funneling of goods and sympathetic policy support.
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Bris
Jeane Tee
Elke
Swarns
Rmaiat Caine
Ghrem
Depuy
NS W Boat in Lead in Local Race
Local sports brief reports NS W Boat leading the field in a maritime event with competing crews and conditions under cloudy skies. Details remain sparse but the lead position is established for the unidentified boat in a coastal course.
Mailman Discards Motor Track for Packhorse Tram
The mailman of the Coos Laura rai Mr. Kim Hales has been forced by wat smoon conditions to discard his motor track and tricks covered by Mr. Hales van, and that it was likely he would have turns the packhorse train until about April or even later.
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Coos
Laura Rai
Kim Hales
Handbills Case Arg Absouenee
In a troubled handbills case adjourned before Mr B D O Beirne with Detective Sorat A Pa opposing the application. The promoter claimed funds were parked and more time was needed to prepare. Mr Shepherd urged the rate of 13 cents for a magistrate’s craerad as the case moved to next steps. Local attendees discussed delays and project particulars amid a disorderly court environment.
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B.D. O'Beirne
Peter
Mr Shepherd
Diesel Electric Locomotive Hauls Goods to Calcos Tonight
An engine described as a diesel electric locomotive is reported hauling eight goods to Calcos tonight and is expected to return tomorrow. Details are limited and wording unclear due to archaic OCR.
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Calcos
State electricity drive aims to power inland towns
BRISBANE Jan 7 The State Electricity Commission to urge immediate funding for plant and materials to electrify four western towns. Minister for Mines Bollot says power by year end. field surveys and plant specifications nearly complete as government pushes industrial growth and wartime style efficiency.
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Brisbane
Fendery
Westers
Mises
Elan Bollot
Mer. Teoran
Cortacanth shat claims no link to human evolution
Brisbane dispatch reports Goceraiced acs aircon representative Mr G Mack stating the Cortacanth group has no relation to human evolution. He cites fossils dating back 70 million years as evidence and notes debates over Sharks in forums and recent shipments affecting regional industry.
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Brisbane
Acs
G. Mack
Madonaicar
Mack
Perros
Flying Dorie Me WasRie 19 Trach Twe Seople
Jan 1 report from Baighane describes a medical issue affecting residents. A native woman in Charleville is noted. Mount Hownt and surrounding areas are mentioned with references to surgeons and hospitals. The text is garbled but centers on illness and medical responses.
C. W. A. Hostel for Students in Winton Approved
A brief notice states the Wintas branch of the Quernstans Colin woman’s association approved establishing a hostel for students in Winton. The plan envisages raising eight per cent of the total cost by private contributions to fund the asset.
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Briedane Jag
Wintas
Colin
Gastro cases in Brisbane and outbreak notes
Fragmented notice describes gastro cases in Brisbane with references to dates, numbers, and officials. It mentions a superintendent and a sudden surge in infections during the summer period, with scattered details about months and locations. The readable fragments imply an emerging health concern in a regional setting.
Shipping disruption as Cairns cargo route faces delays
Frail OCR summary mentions shipments from Cairns with teak sugar and general cargo to Port Rami, multiple routes and dates in January and February. It notes weekend and week-end schedules, potential delays and loading at various ports with emphasis on coastal trams and ongoing dispatch to Adriuld and other locations.
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Tisunie
Janey Aerrie
Sasvoary
Wwe
Om Petarn Yara
Ceirns
Byte
Eusar
Sennen
Nnnelle
Couche Orwat Coty
Bydne
Wits Rowaavne
Oauras
Rermadal Ailiirs
Cairne
Cairns
Aline
Tommie de
Obituary of James Boothy in a small town paper
The obituary reports the death of James Boophy at age 62 in Ravenend, noting service at St. John’s and burial at Barnella Cemetery. It mentions affiliations with local groups and a funeral at the church, with pallbearers and family in attendance.
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James Boophystine
Sears
Ravenenond
Charlee
Towers
Rhs
Edmonvon
Stooges
Polat
Meemburs
Lash Nagar
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