Eacham Shire Council Agency of Immunisation Debate
Malanda July 4 council meeting discusses Belting Government plan for immunising all children in the shire. Debate covers funding, loan schemes, and the role of schools, with focus on Woolley Road bridge and Theresa Creek crossing for school access and safety. Authorities push for coordinated road and school transport measures amid weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malanda
Talveland
Jem
Woilane
Wren
Jaya Tuk
Cuaneil
Annie
Serools
Vatagualarra Newry
Grocetel
Livaiveret
Wooster
Nepal
Searie
Ely
Kerien
Coamem
Woolley
Diek Thomias Alo
Woovey
Conneil
St Wan
Eriert
MuniakOeft
Jaime
Ciimes
Puirpre
Woolley's
Alowaine
Amd Brihies
Lis Busiers
Geavellong
Nepean
Walter Taylor
Suntey
Mente
Yubusnathe
Tore
Bettlier's Creek Hall-wiuch
Vale and Mosom Leave Herberton Golf Club Farewell
A July farewell function at the CWA Rest Room honored Mr and Mrs Mossom of the Vale Innistail golf club Herberton. Guests praised Mr Mossom for forming the golf links and thanked him for his energy. Gifts included a willow golf bag set and china as they depart to new positions. Mr Mossom expressed gratitude and best wishes were voiced by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerberton
Rathore
Monistouot
Mtossous
Innistail
CWA
A.W
Mosconis
Herberton
Mossom
Benty
Mr. Mossom
Altre Mossom
Newell
Loch
J Syme
Machin
Ledbe
McGrath
G. Gordon
R. Hood
Mascom Alta
Navonah
Fragmentary steel industry note to rename plants
The text shows a scrambled report about steel operations and mentions individuals and places in a fragmented form. Key names like Tory, Willum firth, Mere, Rylard, Thomas, Lunas, and Damian appear amid references to a plant, a patent, and possible incorporation. The overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pongon
Tory
Willum Firth
Mere
Rylard
Thomas
Lunas
Tonlanterday
Damian
Tne
Wales
Prunesis
Wil
Salvage Operations Scrutinized After Keel Damage
Local council discussions reveal salvage suspensions and weather damage to the Merton Conte's keel during enemy conditions last week. Mentions of road safety postings, warnings to prevent vehicles from footpath exposure, and updates on the Millaa Miliee service, with letters from officials and the Minister for Lands about road projects and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cantar
Ame
Jos
Cooneil
Tvs Maria
Ety i Milas Mulan
Dea 1
Maleatree
Avice
Acoe Hall
Milla
Ravenshue
Bruce
Srmers
Glen Ailyn
Malanda
Glen T
Gleo Asarets
Parhewlarty Om
Rainy Weather Triggers Bankruptcy Report in Brisbane
In Brisbane on July 16, William Patrick Kerrick a 42 year old electric man from Wilston was declared bankrupt by the Bankruptcy Registrar Mr J Alexander. The primary cause cited was rains delaying completion of his contract with the Bar from Faille Hydro-Electric Board. The statement shows unsecured debts of 647 pounds 12 shillings and preferential debts of 2 pounds 14 shillings. Kerrick had stock on hand and 325 shares in Overhead Construction Co Pty Ltd, with most debts arising from work after the company’s formation. An order was made for a 400 pound contract for the Arrow Falls Hydro-Electric Board with a nine month completion window from August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Hir
Barfron Faille Hydro-Electric Board
Tame
Waliam Partict
Kerrick
Wilston
J. ©. Alexander
Beality
la Vé Capital
Kerwick
Adiud
Aswers
Ban On Gas Upholds Convention In Parliament
Fondon July 15 the minister for matters of gas amid Abyssinia dispute defended the government stance on the gas convention. He warned against any relaxation of rules that might threaten European security and noted that wartime aid and naval defense would be kept secure. The narrative includes wartime labor troubles and a long period of unemployment before shifting to utility work and a council role in Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fondon
Abyssinia
Fataries Ithels
Plymouth
House of Lords
Seture
Malta
Empire platinum shifts with Russia in secondary position
The second edition of Platinum and Allied Metals from the Imperial Institute notes Canada and South Africa lowering Russia’s share of world platinum to secondary status. Britain becomes the main supplier and refining hub, with traces found in Cornwall and Unst but lacking economic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sou Africa
Russia
Econdary
British Empire
London
Mineral Resources Department
Imperial Institate
Ays “News of the World
Neard
Cornwall
Ure
Kirkcndrightshire
Unst
Shetland Islands
Greal
Britain
England
Atherton Show Adds July Entries Amid Uncertain Entry Day
Local notes indicate Atherton Show lines up entries for July with two main events listed and uncertainty over final submission days. Organizers work to confirm entries for both 2m and Smn classes as exhibitors await final schedules.
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Fiji
Royal Mail
Cee Ae Ham
Tasha
Seale
Hudson's
Eumenthol
ARUP
Surgical Supplies Ltd
ALL Souls Church OF England
Bots School
Charters Towers
University
Queensland
Emmemoon
Selby
Buliard
Boyeriel
Byrne
A.W.A
Radiola
Australia
Radiols
Summers
Atherton
Bcable
Gordonvale
Shiel
Cordonvale
E. Tille
Marerbayj Rutherford
Moss
Rble Bas Caiees
C. Holdcroft
Heerer
P. Hanush
Babinda
Haslam Tows
Cummins & CampBell Ltd
Eacham Shire Council
Financial Statement
Teale
Wireann
Surat
Bmweer
Sr Yrsahh
Atel
Ernh
ATP
Wight
Rome
Millae
Millaa
Wepeaury
Wubuees
Milla Millan
Ropertaun
B. Woullep
Thorman
Jienta
Lot
Theresa Creek
Sfillas Millan
Robertson
Carter i
Milles Milian
Messrs
Juwber Commiee
Romis
Drewes
Averalle
le TV
Ruel
Fowes
Anuineer
Mierabey
Nau Rou
Malian Klvur
Rene
Lynch
Council of Agricult
Ratzour
Vale
Molson
Oetralas
Herzogin Cecile Nustrataw Asptiated Press
Pnalwest Wineré Py
Ce Winbeld
Griththe
Couricil
Treasury
Lands and Forestry
Beni
Sayernor
Escham Shire
Lady Barbee
Malends
Humcheon
Ee. Petarsings
Atherston
Hydro Board
Arrow Falls
Water Board
Coolangatta
Triation Organment
Brisbanery Council
Empire
Josephine Hutchinson
Louis Pasteur
Paul Muni
Ceylon
ASPRO
Went So
Dace Sng
Iom
Met Axtron
Alwats
Asproy
Keliat
George Eaverds
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