Yungaburra Notes and Local Highlights
January 13 notes from Yungaburra cover weather delays at Lake Barrine Easter postponement for a trip, and coastal folk seeking cooler air. Local basketball: Wangaburra away at Barrine with a win for visitors in the grade and Barrine triumph in B grade. Phsket Golf Club held a dance aided by Caledonian Surety Orchestra. An avenue of young trees planned from town to Petersons Creek bridge, fencing to protect saplings. Timber work hindered by wet weather. Mr Vidler lectures at Williams Hall. Visitors include Mire McKimmon of Townsville staying with the Hagsters for weeks. Early corn crops near maturity. some paddocks yet to be planted.
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Cairns
Yirnaburra
Lake Barrine
Wangaburra
Te Barre
Barrine
Vistors
Yungaburra
Phsket Galf
Tams Hall
Mysie
Orchesta
Lars Petersen
Atherton
Vidler
Williams Hall
Mire McKimmon
Townssille
Gert Hagster
Tully News and General Hospital Review
January notes praise for Tully General Hospital with patient load and care. Local business updates mention a new shop for Mr J Melick, upcoming premises for Mr J Ramsay, alterations to Tuiteel & Co butcher shop, and Mr C Melonas enlarging Sunkist Cats. New dwellings progress shows ongoing local development.
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J. Melick
J. Ramsay
Tuiteel & Co
C. Melonas
Sunkist
Water scheme opposition and local resettlements at Tully
Residents of Cully oppose a water scheme while awaiting the Mir Stoke report. New arrivals include Mr and Mrs Devin Coairns, with Devlin succeeding Murray as stationmaster at Fully. Others return from holidays or towns, including Rev Mortimer and Mrs J O Donohue family, as officials visit on district business.
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Cully
Mir Stoke White
Water and Irmetanen Department
Giake
Od Devin Coairns
Lly
Devlin
Mr. Murray
Jones
Townsville
Tully
Coyle
Bile” Coyle
Holulay
I. H. Mortimer
Synod
Roy Henry
Fully
Murray Upper
J. O'Donohue
Mt Molloy
A. E. Aitkim
P.M
Bartle Frere and Mirriwinni Test Matches Report
January 22 update details a Bartle Frere Pawngilly duo victory over Mirriwinni by seventeen runs in a two innings cricket match. The report also notes an accident involving Mr James Envit cut by a goat sheath incident and a weather summary describing heavy rain totaling fifty four and a half inches this month along with local travel and holiday plans for Samuel Jones and Harold Thomas.
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Bartle Frere
Mirriwinni
Pawngilly
James Envitt
Larsen
Peter Kerns
Queensland
Samuel Jones
Harold Thomas
Thomas
A Woman's Letter A Weekly Gossip From Brisbane
January 23 notes flood endurance and heat in Brisbane social life. Southern visitors lament architecture while gardens amid water restrictions recover post rainfall. Brisbane artists gain mixed Archibald results. Crepe paper decorations wow at a 21st birthday in Wilston. Ophthalmic Hostel opening aids country children. various Brisbane residents visit or travel, with engagements and receptions described.
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Iful Daintree
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Brisbane
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Basket Ball
TULLY_NEWS
General Hospital
Ying Coy
Spence Street
Wardes
Iny
Lever Brothers Limited
Anne Bocy
Crudence Vanburgh
Dion Boucicault
Irene Vanburgh
Government House
Gwendolyn Grant
Cambrae Stewart
M. Forrest
Caroline Barker
Ald. Jolly
Taigo Jones
Melbourne
Semco
G. Love
Station Hotel
Ingham
Mabel Taylor
Wilston
Sydney
Wilma
W. H. Buchanan
Rowe's
Buchanan
Mossman
Wilma Buchanan
Sis
For
Country Children
Windsor
Wilson
Country Women's Association
Travellers’ Aid
Trower
Innisfail
Scotland
Kathleen Brown
Connolly
D- Shaw
M. McDon
A. Hayes
Moarilyan
Wynnum South
H. Pearson
Panos
Carlton Hotel
Craddock
L. Bell
Houghton
Charters Towers
Cecil
J. Cran
Tully River
Netherway
Harry James Hollins
H. E. Hollins
Flora Ealing
Cuthbert King
London
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Palner
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Yamine Verona
A.ce
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