Wanted Men for Service in the Royal Australian Navy
Recruitment notice inviting men youths and boys aged 14 to 28 for service in the Royal Australian Navy. Training available in ship roles such as stokers cooks seamen fitters and painters with entry from a specified date. Applicants urged to apply via nearest Military Area Fire or Sub-District Naval Circer Tribune and contact A M Treacy Secretary Department of Was.
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Roya Australian Navy
H.M.A
Timgira
Fauira
Sydney
Vietwalting
Butey
Fragmented OCR: Market Trades and Farm Goods
Scribbled notes detail Brisbane market activity with mixed commodities. Sales mention wheat potatoes and prices, alongside unclear references to dates and quantities. The text hints at market prices and product shortages without clear structure or complete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Tides Report Amid Sparse OCR Readings
OCR fragment notes tides with mentions of high water levels and unclear times. Despite garbled text, it indicates a maritime coastal report showing swings between high water readings and potential barometric cues.
Labor Dispute Halts Shipping. Calls for Arbitration
The article criticizes a waterside strike that disrupted Commonwealth shipping, arguing labor groups harmed thousands by halting livelihoods. It urges arbitration through a sympathetic court and condemns keeping the dispute unresolved, noting the broader impact on seafaring workers and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anian
Haruemy
Queensland Government Loan Interest Free of Income Tax
Fragmentary note references a Queensland Government loan with tax exempt status. It hints at developmental works and a stated interest rate, but the readable text is incomplete and lacks concrete details or dates.
Australian Labor Strike Debates Arbitration and Policy
The text discusses the split over union policy and the need for arbitration to resolve industrial conflict. It argues workers must pressure strikers to reach terms with employers and warns against unprincipled strikes. It notes potential involvement of other organisations and calls for a fair, impartial arbitration tribunal. Community reactions and upcoming meetings are mentioned alongside stock sales and harbor board notices.
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Syery Senaibte
Ingo
Previ
Australia
Antonisia
Tiany
What of the Future F
The piece argues Australia must reduce reliance on foreign exporters by expanding domestic production in wool cotton and leather, urging wise administration to foster farmer and industry growth. It laments wasteful spending in Queensland and calls for efficient organization of production and secondary industries to avoid worsening living standards.
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Australia
Queensland
Local Sports Crew Names and Teams Amid Turbulent Season
A shuffled lineup from Brisbane and Melbourne includes Mesars and Dalton with captaincy roles. The group also lists Mr. Bron and Mr. Cammiae in leadership notes, reflecting a regional club’s evolving roster.
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Th Viene
Bron Lg
Uae
Erick
Aed
Mesars
Her
Dalton
Brisbane
Cammiae
Melroe
Grantham Farmer Mourns Mrs Jones Former Red Cross Secretary
Gordonvale remembers Mrs. Jones widow of the late Mr. Jones of Renaden Farm Merings a long time Red Cross secretary and church worker. She died suddenly after a lengthy illness leaving husband Gordonvale and a baby, with funeral services held at St Johns Co. and tributes from local residents including Rev W Simons.
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Mru. T. Jones
Gordonvale
James
See
Highton
Jonen
William Jones
Jones
Renaden Farm
Merings
Eufin
Roxcred
Gaval Tiniten
Menshere
Maisonte Arvetay
Simin
St John's
Jonem
Public meeting set to elect Cemetry Trust officials
A public meeting is scheduled for Monday evening at Aris to elect members of the Cometery Trust. The scene appears tied to Cordial Factory at Satdeavale and involves noted local figures as part of a broader civic efforts.
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Komnery A
Aris
Cometery Trust
T. Re Samanery Trust
Coroner Probes Death At Union Hotel In Ireland Sleep Fall
Magisterial inquiry in progress after a 50 year old Irish railway worker died at the Union Hotel in Tarrall district. He reportedly drank prior to his fall down stairs and collapse. Police gather statements as investigators review events leading to the death.
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Corona Police Department
Union Hotel
MS Lycee
Ati
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