Removal of Captain Taylor Retaliation Not Victimisation
Brisbane July 28 at a Governor-in-Council meeting Charles Hurke was named to the Marine Board replacing Captain BR. Ss. Taylor. Taylor claimed the move was to punish him for opposing the government and said he faced removal after warnings in June. He described the action as retaliation not victimisation and denied any misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Uly
Mr. Henderson
Mrr
Henderson
Seamen's Union
Marine Board
Podge
Berks Threat of Strike Casts Shadow on Award Session
Unclear text references a strike threat involving Berks and an award ceremony. Key details about who is involved, what award, and when remain unreadable in the damaged OCR.
Fragmentary Voiceberry Note From Obscure Page
Fragmented text with garbled phrases mentions individuals and actions in a battlelike scene. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only partial references to rulers, orders, and conflict language without coherent events.
Railway expansion plans for Innisfail to Mooli ba and beyond
Brisbane reports Cabinet approval to start immediate construction of the Innisfail to Mooli ba railway and extend the Dawson valley line. Plans also to study lines from Wisten up Longresch to Engime Creet and eight more miles for the Alton Downs railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Adamson
Innisfail
Mooliba
Dawson Valley
Hemme
Wisten
Longresch
Engime
Creet
Roma
Rockhampton
Arrivals and Names Feature Amid Signboard List
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names including W Ball Rev Barrington Howe Teaminls A A Wriske D Frost J Parry Kirwins son Comlon rcher Wht Gly Fw Tig HE Mem Thompson P A Cooke Magewen Wack Prath Carrow Mayan Shank Hiden Kaogs Telmie TS cine peg cape Avugration Stegmebips Lad las Passengers Mamis Hartson Distaen Brows Walls 33 in second cine Foote Crest Peppermint Cure indicating a complex arrivals or passenger listing.
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W. Ball
Rev. Barrington
Howe
W. Teaminls
A. A. Wriske
D. Frost
J. Parry
Kirwinsson
Comlon
Rcher
Wht
Gly
Fw. Tig
HE. Mem
Thompson
P. A. Cooke
Ac T. Row
Magewen
Wack
Prath
FJ. Carrow
Immigration and Labor in Australia War Debate
The article argues immigration and settlement as vital for Australia, warning that heavy labor costs for troops reduce national strength. It contrasts labor as the engine of production with capital in distribution, noting vast land undersettlement and the danger of famine or crowding if settlers do not arrive. It highlights how settlers and taxpayers support growth, criticizes sending troops abroad, and urges housing reform and social relief alongside population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Lebor
Fngland
Europe
Austral
Australix
Imac
Ion Fsi
Labor and empire policy reflections in postwar Australia
A letter from Thos. E. Sedgwick discusses imperial wealth, labor costs, and postwar employment. He argues higher local production reduces sweating by imported goods, expands domestic employment, and urges dispatch and resettlement plans for veterans and workers within the Empire. He notes Australia and New Zealand face unemployment and stresses rehabilitation of soldiers and settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uelia
Australian
New Zealand
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Target and
War Office
Lee Enfield
Mues
No. Ge
Lake Street
Captain Taylor
1Th
Mamis J
Hartson
A. Distaen
G Brows
C. Walls
Ur Corlengpaieg Ls
Immigration and Finasce
Ios
Lake Sthert
Austrylia
Commonwealth
E. Sedgwick
Oriental-street
Topiar
London
W.Q RA Central Hotel
Spence Street
V.B.C
V.B.C. National
W. Mooney
Queen Strest
Sybury Tattersall
del Waco Rinomiaciaa Ig
Herbert River
Ingham
Gematia
Mad -Iack
Fame
Straw
Couranged
McWhir
Bite George
Val O Lagana
Howdy Boy
Laredo
Strombelle
Galicia
Tergeman
Losdos
Mount Atumdance
Steefleahase
Dorion
Ureus
Damper
Wewbers
Golden Straw
Courian
McWhirter
Thensful
Val O' Lyne
Mit
Ingham Cup
Jack
Genuste
Hal‘Lew Comet
Curian
Macea “Simpson
Memorial
Benwieg
Ballas
Thastidtel
Burreway
Arcemicum
Murrigal
Hewdy Bey
Stronen and
Lareda
Galicia Iy
Lomlog
My Man
Hack Bae Baxoncap
Lealdens Veo
Tareeman
Lomdon
My Mam
Atl Cormeets
Bot
Burns, Philp & Co., Limited
STOVE
H. J. Bulcock
Cairns
Fearnley&Co., Ltd
Wharf Street
Shirley
Fearnley & Co., Ltd
Wharf-Street
Cairms
Gelling Bros
Sacho-Street
Carney, Me
ELGTS
Bers, Te
Nants
Clark & Co
A. Villiers
Vulcan Foundry and Engineering Works
Iron and Brass Founders
Vulcan F. & Wake Oundry
Sluiott Bros. Les
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