Malanda Shire Council Hears Resignation and Projects
The Facham Shire Council meeting in Malanda on January 14 discussed the resignation of Dr. C Baker and elected Mr. H. D. Shennar to fill the vacancy in Division No. 1. The financial report showed improved conditions, and the engineer noted halted progress due to holidays and weather with roads in good condition and several bridge repairs and road works underway or planned.
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CH. Rodger
C Baker
R. Johnston
H. DD Shennar
Shennar
Cownell
Chartrman
Cra. Johnston
West
Millana Millaa
Jagwan
Seamark Road
Malanda
Shire
Malamis-Yungaburra
Newmans Flat
Peeramon-Boonjie
Mita Millen
Ravenshoe
Waihng
Brisbane
Millaa Millaa
Beatrice
Owany
Clarke
Tinaroo
Eacham
Atherton
Heatrice
Home Secretary
Sumch
Council Decides Road Works and Weed Control Plan
On motion of Drs Foxwell and Johnston the council approves Kalara sand road improvements between the railway crossing and Johnstone bridge and at Yun Gaburra road Newman's Flat. A new gate will be erected and cemetery caretaking arranged. Tender reviews delay Ithaca River bridge work due to costs. Lantana control ordered with funds from landowners. Metal road program planned. Ravenshoe to Malanda link eyed. requests to MRLB and NRB for faster starts.
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Foxwell
Johnston
Johnstone Bridge
Newman
Yungaburra
Ithaca River
Clarke
Millaa Millaa
Millan Millaa
Nerth
Griffiths
Winleli
Boone
Cairns
Boonjie
Campbell's Road
Williams
Longland’s Gap
Ravensor
Ravenshoe
Cro Winfield
Tablelands
Malanda
Kavershoe
Tableland
Millea Millaa
Range
Thas
Hose
N.R.E
Ravenshee Threigh Lomland’s Gap
Yuncaburra
Retchford
Millen Millua
Milaa Millaa
Helen Wills Engaged to Frederick Moody of San Francisco
Announcement from Berkeley California states Miss Helen Wills, the tennis champion, is engaged to Frederick Moody a San Francisco stock broker and former seaman. The couple plans a 1930 wedding after her graduation from the University of California.
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Berkeley
Californias
Helen Wills
Frederick Moody
San Francisco
Chamberlain Prefers Keep in Commons Over Lords
Sir Austen Chamberlain told a Birmingham audience that he dislikes speculation about a move to the House of Lords. He stated his personal aim is to remain in politics as the MP for West Birmingham and continue serving in the House of Commons.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
Birmingham
House of Lords
House of Commons
West Birmingham
Stolen Fowls Case At South Johnstone Court
Innisfail January 1h at the Police Court two South Johnstone youths Alfred Ernest Gallagher and William John Smyth pled guilty to stealing two white leghorn fowls valued at 10 shillings from Francis Gillan’s property near the river mill. They were fined five shillings plus car hire costs with 48 hours in default.
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Innisfail
AL EB. Aitkin
South Johnstone
Alfred Ernest Gallagher
William John Smyth
Francis Gillan
Mo A. Vandeleur
Selby
South Johnstone Mill
ACS
Alr
Gillan
Smyth
Gallagher
Vandeleur
Smith
Drins
Atterton Ambulance Centre Committee Meeting
At the Atberton Centre Committee monthly gathering Mr H Cassidy attended along with chairman TS Kelly and members Mason G Whiting R S Gyton W Cooper and secretary F A Browning. A General Secretary letter said £90 subsidy for the second quarter had been placed to the Centre bank.
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Atberton Centre Comittee
Mir
Lo H. Cassidy
Messrs
TS. Kelly
Mason
G. Whiting
R. S. Gyton
W. Cooper
F. A. Browning
Kelly
Mr. Cassidy
Sawi
Cassies
Brisbane
W. Clarke Fremain
Beneheld
Brrerade
Malanda
Mareeba
Herberton
Cooper
Whiting
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Holbrook
Suaer
Rex
Foccitt Jones Pty. Lto
Diweion
Eorit
VIVA
Columbia
Columbia Grafonola
Giambia
Regal
Pittard, Diack
Abbott
Eacham Shire Council
Boonee
Dirran
Main Roads Commission
Malanda-Atherton
Shire of
MRLB
Wade
Ane
Abese Dupely
Wong
Willams
Pringe
Wiath
de Asoiri
Department of Public Health
Gicibts
Mada Sh Dau Eve Utiow
Cvery Wuerl
Miss Helen Wills
Sir Austen Chamberlain
Gallagher’s
W. Clarke
ASPRO
Nestle
Carl O Ty
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