Senate Debates Defence Ministry Plan In Australia
In Melbourne the Senate debated a Defence Ministry bill and a proposal to create a Minister for Navy with a joint eight-member House and four-member Senate committee. The reform aims to register all males 17 to 60, detailing trades, status, and wealth. The bill received cross-party support, second reading approved, with calls for additional ministerial aid and committee structures.
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Hore
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Prime Minister moves to expand Ministry to eight members
In Belboucene on July 6 the Prime Minister proposed increasing ministers from seven to eight and raising remuneration from £113,008 to £15,04. Mr Jensen spoke briefly as mouthpiece for the Defence Minister and would join Mr Pearce on a new portfolio with War Committee support. The opposition prepared names and the revolution was agreed. the session adjourned to Wednesday.
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Price of flour crisis narrowly averted in Brisbane
Brisbane reports a near escalation over flour pricing as government measures by the Control of Trade Commissioner are said to be below southern rates. Bakers faced steep costs and risks of price spikes, while sources indicate widespread reliance on current, lower figures to avert a broader shortage.
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Hevind
Brisbane Caucus Seeks Resignations in Mines Portfolio
In Brisbane on July 4 a Caucus meeting led by Mr Ryan discussed leadership changes in the Mines portfolio. It was decided that Mr Hamilton, administrator of the Mines Department, should resign, with a resignation likely before Tuesday. The Premier appears to have considered a replacement, possibly Mr Healy, but no final decision was announced.
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Crear
Towers Triumph in Turbulent Flat Race Amid Fading Weather
Report of a horse racing card with Towers winning a major handicap. Bookmakers crowded the stands as crowds swelled despite dull weather. The Flying Handicap results include bids by Powell and Black Cop with Bandera and Pyrmotte among contenders.
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Sien
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Kantry
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Peter the Painter
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Quotation Roundup From Melbourne Racing Meeting
Latest quotations from the Melbourne Grand National Steeple Chase include prices offered on July 3. The list names several horses such as Tee Pole, Corse, Knight, Arties, and Knight, with various stakes and entries like December Stakes and Summer Mering.
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Luis
Arties
Sad Knight
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Codie
Maokania
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Knight
Red Cross Society Holds Annual Meeting in Brisbane
The first annual meeting of the British Red Cross Society in Brisbane was addressed by the Governor with leaders like Sir Samuel Griffith and Premier Ryse present. The report showed substantial funds raised and 178 campaigns completed, with over 100000 garments sent to troops abroad. The Premier urged continued public support as donations and aid included £334 from the Queensland Bar and various benefactions.
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Cairns v Lenistail Match Summary
The record lists Cairns and Laurens lineups with players such as O Mejuillen J McGranth M Brown and W Begnsit. Play is set to start at 3 15 p m with notes that Lausch leaves for Secslid Beeth Sunday morning.
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Secslid Beeth
Moreina
Railway Affairs OS on Brisbane July 6
Railway matters reported from Brisbane with reference to July 6 events. Official statements outline the minister for railways and ongoing governance of railway affairs.
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Albion Park Brawl Sentences In Queensland Court
The Albion Park disturbance case proceeds with Stipendiary Stewarts and the trial of Arthur Jobe Tayior against Reinhold August Albert Hoshes for an assault on June 12 at Albion Park. Convict defendant Morris, M. fined £5 with costs, one month in default. Additional notices announce church services and a local message about a medicinal product.
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Arthur Jobe Tayior
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Lingett and Gatepressers in Cairns Holiday Meeting
Lingett and Gatepressers operate as TOBA Turf Commission agents for the Cairns Sporting Series during the Pubium holidays, with late W Mooner noted in the record.
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Lingett & Gatepressers
Toba Turf Commission
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