Daily Brisbane radio schedule and evening program listings
An extensive daytime and evening schedule from City Hall Brisbane detailing Austradio musical reproductions, weather, news services, talk on photography, sports segments, and a lengthy lineup of musical performances and comedies. Includes notes on official weather briefings and overnight programming from Desu's Salon and the Trocadero.
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Aim
City Hall
Austradio
Alfkc
Commonwealth Weather Bureau
Australian Press Association
San-Herald” News Service Ltd
Gry Hall
TLM
Ghames
TEU
Australo Musical Reproduction
Comrtesy
Metropolitan
Grrapers
British Official Wireless
Austradia
Caele Ben
Jim
Daily Standard
FL ‘South
Queensland Tourists Bureau invites visitors to Brisbane show booth
The Queensland Tourism Bureau releases a leaflet inviting travellers at the Royal Show in Brisbane to visit its booth. A branch office at the Royal National Show Grounds will assist country visitors with tours, rail routes, hotel stays, and day trips around Brisbane, with railway staff available for schedules and bookings.
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Queensland
Brisbane
Royal National Show Grounds
New South Wales
Railway Department
Bureau
Deorke-Street
Cairns Accept Townsville Visit for August Rugby Match
Cairns Rugby League wires Townsville to accept a visit of three grades for August 3 at Parramatta Park. The Cairns senior team, hopeful after recent wins, prepares for Townsville reference and aims to repeat success. The Ivanhoe Club hosts a charity dance to honor injured players Christensen and Murray.
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Cairns Rugby League
Townsville
Carns
Sats
Cr.l
Parramatta Park
Garm
Cairns
Innisfail
Townsvide
Cummings
O'Shea
Anderson
Bruce
King
Burns
Smith
Menzies
Markham
Carstens
Sheehan
Mulry
Sykes
Frost
West
K. Rom
Lebrun
Crawford
Ami
Norman Park
Harry Senith
Cairns Fire Brigade Holds Monthly Meeting
The Cairns Fire Brigade met with Mayor Alderman W A Col presiding. Chief Officer T Warner reported one annual call to Millar Lodge boarding house, Sheridan Street, where ceiling and flooring were alight and extinguished by two lines of hose. Insurance on the building was £1000 with South British, contents insured for £300 with State Insurance. Suspicion attended the fire. Two fires were attended this month. Finance committee recommended paying Northern Specialty Tailors £2 10s per pair for 20 pairs of trousers. the Board adopted. Parking near fire plugs in Lake Street discussed. proposal to mark plugs and use concrete around them. police traffic duty to keep area clear. The Mayor noted marked plugs would deter parking. opposite Council Chambers to be treated similarly. Inspecting the fire station, it was found in good order. Tenders for bathroom repairs at the station left with the chairman and Superintendent. Messrs Anderson and Montgomerie appointed visiting committee for the month. Finance: accounts amounting to £137 17s 3d approved. The Inspection Committee
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T. Warner
Milla Millag ‘Earding House
Sheridan-street
South British Insurance Company
Weil
A. Hinsch
A. Anderson
Messrs. Anderson and
Montgomerie
Halifax Raid Ingham Court Dents Three Guilty Pleas
July 26 Halifax Court concluded verdicts against defendants in a common gaming house case. S Vitalle F Lavallera and R W Nevin pleaded guilty and were fined £3 each with seven days imprisonment. Nevin charged as assistant keeper of the common gaming school. In local note, small wooden churches are planned for weekend holiday-makers in nearby woods.
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Ingham
Halifax
S. Vitalle
F. Lavallera
R. W. Nevin
Guilly
Agaist Nevin
Fommon Gaming School
Withii
Death sentences committee report split amid possible abolition
Australian Cable Service reports the Capital Punishment Committee is divided on its forthcoming report. The minority may advocate abolition while the majority appears to resist change, with the expected document due this week. The scene features political coverage from Master KGNDON dated July 25.
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Kgndon
Mail
Capital Punishment Committee
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Alpha Oc
San- Herald” News Service Ltd
Austration Press Association Ltd
Supplie Commonwealth Wetter Servant
Queenslander
Gaiety Theatre
Gatory Indman
Brame
Eurland
Warner Baxter
Patsy Ruth Miller
FOX Movietone News
Australian Movietone
J. Armadie
Parker's Music
Tropical Theatre
Richard Barthelmess
Stasues
Loretta Young
David
Handsome Carroll
Rox
Whittick’s. Hides's
Jong Raylord
Dove
New York
Stan Laurel and
Oliver
Metrotone Sound News
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Hollywood
Competi
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Ivanhoe Club
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J. Murray
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