Ancient sugar industry and plantation ventures in Australia
Fragmentary historical account traces sugar production in Australia from early colonial attempts to a 1791 plantation venture and later efforts. It mentions figures like Galen, Admiral Cockburn, and European investor involvement, outlining shifts in ownership, investment, and the rise and fall of early sugar enterprises driven by prices, management, and colonial demand. The text cites 600 acre plantations, financial deeds, and various partnerships forming to control raw sugar output.
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Belore
Neural
Indiateien Af
Sapiak
Galen
Australie
Arly
LAAT
Ucar
Petit Cates Sears Cariane
Aedieria Praties
Queensa Eee Botanic
Carden
Sumer Howe
Bloomfeld
Tom
Basia
Shad Hasmers Premare
Canter Bury
Ryeineyan
River Tre
AiVidea Wis
Busines
Amd
FES
Northern Rivers Sugar Industry Through Time
The passage traces the Northern Rivers sugar cane history from early experiments in 1043 to 1912, noting key figures like Francis Kemble, shifts in cultivation, and evolving machinery and labor dynamics reflecting regional industrial growth and import trends. It highlights gradual modernization starting in 1067 and subsequent expansion driven by local enthusiasm and policy changes.
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Uary
Francis Kemble
Oyompany
Bie Nak
Thomas Oon
Behana Race Club Seeks Public Notice
Horseowners and the public are notified of a corroboree ending event linked to Commonwealth Scouts. The Boy Scouts timetable hints at the South Australia gathering, with Adelaide and joins in South Wales. The text indicates a ceremonial corroboree scheduled in January, with references to Warele and Keays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
South Wales
Adelaide
Governor-General Praises Good Turns By Scouts In South Wales
The Governor-General attended a gathering at Kabibition Oval with 120 boys from New South Wales 95 from Tasmania 120 from Victoria and 181 Wolf Cubs from Queensland. He presented the Trenchard Miller Memorial letter and congratulated First member Hor-Burstemented on his patrol’s recent life saving act in 1922. The ceremony highlighted unity across the Commonwealth as scouts from former colonies traveled for the event and the Governor-General spoke on future cooperation and national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wales
Rohorer
Ets
Charnwood Patrol
New South Wales
Ty Acomnt Testis
Mers
Rover
Tart FM
Fir
New
Wasser
Ambur
Hindwood
Kenset
Seavey
SF Marre
Morwiltumoah
Wales
Tome Peeple
Detonator accident shocks Mount Morgan area
A fatal detonator accident near Mount Morgan injures and kills Stevenson 15 as a nail explodes while attempting to clear the device. His left hand is severed, right arm and hand severely injured. He travels a mile to a hospital, enduring pain with stoic resolve until medical aid arrives.
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Aorthampton
Isa Farm
Wale al
Mount Morgan
Stevenson
Mount Morgan Hospital
Rams Defeat Clarified in Erratic Championship Note
An unclear report from the W2W Ramd contest notes a championship result involving teams named Town and Kogarah Memicte. The text is garbled but indicates an 18 June date and a formal contest title, with limited readable details on outcome or standings.
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Tore
Ior
Dunn Rehie Fest
Tablaland
F. L. Hardgrave
MP3
Atherton
Chemicals
H. M. Svendsen, Ltd
Warshover
Lake Streat
Cairns
P.O. Bok
Ermal
Rex
Lake Street
Tal
Wteliases
Eachai Hotel
Yursabuera
Yee
Australia
Palace Theatre
Harold Lloyd
Tun Arial
Elaine Hammerstein
Belenice
ALL Souls’ School
Charters Towers
Church OF England
Oyer Barnabas
Hashmastar
Velinq Ve Tawnaville
Caling
Rewiefa
Taylor Ulate Davis
Taylor Sueridan Street
George Lismishes
District
Fee
Spancy Goods
TOY Beaty
Crows Hotel
Shields
Bulletin
Cairn
Kuranda
Wea Sport
Ee Behana Race Club
Arranwererts
1One Town
Kogarah Memicte Fia
Amu
Tuebday
Dorothy Phillips
Gazettes
Dom
Siwanaga
Silk Emporium
Lake Strest
Aational Rey Spee
Irvin Managw
Stock, Sucvinn
S General Hee Ession Agent
Sammars
Acre
Malanda
Ha Thoroagtibred Stllien
Fitness
Aston
Princess Aure
Andy Hare
Rome
Spittard
Diack & CQ
Atreet
Landing
Bali Way
Teak Aij
Byrus
Ashworth
Chad
Beara
Oa Ees
Draper
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