Prince's Brisbane banquet honors royal visit amid strong praise
Brisbane officials and guests welcomed the Prince of Wales at a state banquet marked by warm toasts and praise for his service. Acting Premier Fabelly and Lieut-Governor Lenmon led reactions while MP M. Krees served as toastmaster. The Prince praised diggers and pledged continued support for Allied nations and Australia’s repatriation efforts.
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Fabelly
Lenmon
Fiberly
M Snus
Queensland
Fihelly
Prince Frethy
Gous Ole
Pohey
Fikeliy
Europe
England
Cotraha
Great Britain
Australis
Teland
W J. Vowles
Australia
Wueensland
Highares
Auetralia
Mtry
Cavensland
Bristanne
Digeo
Wikedale
Stanthorpe
Src
Aus
Eony
Beastly Prohibitionist Sermon at Cairns Fundraiser
The Reverend S M Mitchell spoke against prohibition in Cairns on Friday, recounting a tale of a prohibitionist as a beastly figure. A sale of work connected to the Presbyterian church supported by a Salvation Army band and the Girls' Guild raised funds, with the band playing on both nights.
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S M. Mitchell
Emself
Cairns
Sooth & Peesenger
Salvation Army
Ghes Explains a Measure on Industrial Peace
Melbourne notes Mr Heghes who moved the second reading of the Industrial Peace Bill. He praised the Arbitration Court but urged simpler methods and new machinery to handle disputes. The bill creates advisory councils and special tribunals, aiming to supplement the Arbitration Court and improve settlement of industrial conflicts.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Heghes
Arbitration Court
Queensland
Arba
Hughes
Labor
Eah
Commonwealth
Ans
Federal Parliament Passes Bills Amid Debate on Orders
The Senate met in morning session as the Papua Bill and Census and Statistics Bipassed the remaining states. The Institute of Science and Industry Bill had its first reading. Senator Millen moved the second reading of the Unlawful Assembly Bill to grant freedom from intimidation. The Act was passed at all stages as in Queensland. The Public Service Ball was further considered in committee.
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Melbourne
Senate
Institute of Science and Industry
Millen
Queensland
Commonwealth Public Service
Government Cost and Defence of Ryrie Case Questioned
In the House the Prime Minister discussed funding for defence of General Ryrie in the defamation suit by Father Jerger. He noted industrial measures, the need to raise millions for soldiers' homes via War Bonds, and urged immediate work on the north-south railway while denying Canberra capital claims.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Ryan
Ryrie
Jerger
Wien
Antil Operans
Riley
Athentes
LVM
Jackson
Canberra
Convictions in Fogland and Wales Rise in Local Report
In Fogland and Wales local figures show 67 248 convictions, up from 29 075 the prior year as detailed in the Blue Book. The document attributes the increase to broader enforcement and reporting practices.
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London
Fogland
Wales
Justice Ewing report may free most LWW inquiry prisoners
Sydney dispatch says Mr Justice Ewing is expected to recommend release of all but three men from the LWW inquiry. Five or six men may be found not guilty and three or four others would have sentences immediately terminated. Only two or three of the twelve would remain jailed with substantial sentence reductions likely for those.
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Sydney
Justice Ewing
LWW
Simmon
Remains of Hon W Hamilton Interred at Toowong
Brisbane July 30 The late Hon W Hamilton president of the Legislative Council died on Tuesday night and was given a State funeral. The procession from St John s Cathedral was heavily attended and both Houses were represented. Crowds lined Ann street as the cortege passed and public offices were closed in respect.
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Brisbane
W. Hamilton
Legislative Council
Toowong
Merning
St .John’s
Ann Street
Cairns Band Contests Attract Ten Or More Entries
Mackay July 30 Superintendent Hogan of the Gans Ambulance reports band registration for the Cairns district contest, expecting at least ten bands with many visitors and solo competitors. Hogan toured centers to gauge rival entries, urges full effort to defend the championship, and notes registrations are due today. Hogan traveled a hundred miles with the local ambulance while awaiting midweek boat motor. Rogan departs Sunday for Bowen and Townsville as Mackay anticipates the contest with the Citizen’s Band rigorously testing.
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Hogan
Mackay
Rogan
Sava
Bowen
Townsville
Cairns Ambulance
Mannix Regulated Under Defence of Realm Rules
In the House of Commons the secretary replied to Hon J. M. Kenworthy that Dr. Mannix could be regulated under the Defence of the Realm Regulations when entering or residing in the country. The exchange noted the authority and application of governance over his movements.
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Brisbane
House of Commons
J. M. Kenworthy
Cone
Mannix
Renewal of Offensive Widens Battlefront as Poles Retreat
Paris July 30 The New York Herald reports a renewed large scale offensive since the armistice with Polish forces forced to abandon the Ginsk Imarkes, which had formed Poland's main defense.
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Paris
New York Herald
Poland
Final Proceedings in Jerger Case in Adelaide
The Jerger case final proceedings were held in Adelaide on July 30. The crown sought costs against Me. Wren, but the judge declined to order payment and reserved a ruling on further steps.
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Adelaide
Jerger
Ceamse
Wren
Cairns Annual Meeting To Feature Out-of-Town Runners
The Cairns annual race meeting pledges strong acceptances and top class racing. Faithful Laddie Hopetoun Uncle William Lebthyol Warmer and Sir Syce arrived by the Wodonga with more expected by Sunday. Southern riders are en route and special trains will run to the racecourse for first races each day. An excursion train from Herberton and Tarzali will allow visitors to attend and return by Sunday, minimizing Monday disruption.
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Clicle
Laddie
Cairns
Wodonga
Mourilyan
Kuranda
S Astuippmnta We
Railway Department
Herberton
Tarzali
Races At Bresbane Conclude With Multiple Handicaps Listed
Acceptances announced for the T C meeting rough list of handicap events including Third Trial Handicap and Flying Handicap with horses such as Hesitation Martlemas Helinda Seremore and Sheila R. Eudorette Nairu Clever Tom King of Malt Lutre Darginnie Fieldacre Sweetacre Sir Rouble Kilcdmond Mithridates Nowa and many others. Exhibitions and plates feature participants like Publican Master Warkon Snow Star Bunting Laidley Impesan and Parmspec among others.
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Bresbane
T.C
MeArthur Hesitation
Martlemas
Helinda
Utility
Seremore
Pay Up
Deen
Faithcare
Lord Morton
Sareda
Tweedsmuir
Star Eden
Sheila R
Eudorette
Nairu
Rappel King
Ercamil
Clever Tom
Karama
Ker Laddie
Hugo
Denman Plate
Bunting
Syee Lad
On Stone
Warkon
Laidley
Motly’s Robe
Impesan
Snow Star
Publican
Master Warkon
the Whalen
Pavior
Imperan
Fairy Bob
Galas
Fer Myry
Lincome
Red Maori
Parmspec
Christian Brother
Kedron Park Trotting Meeting Sees Harold Wilkes Win
Kedron Park Racing Club held a trotting meet with the thousand pounds trot decided in two heats. Final placed Harold Wilkes first with Lady Lowe second and Ribbon Mount third. Golden Age also started. Harold Wilkes won by four lengths in 3.43 3-8.
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Brisbane
Kedron Park Racing Club
Harold Wilkes
Lady Lowe
Ribbonmount
Golden Age
Faen Age
Eeming
Harvester's Tipe Race Card Summary
Harvester's card lists tips for racing events with horses named Martiemas Sere Clever Tom Karama Red Maori Master War Clancella Kiled mond Rose et Noir Sree Lad Master Warkon Alvgull Galas and betting categories including Flying Exhibition Second Welter and undah Handicap.
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Brisbane
Harvester's
QTC
Martiemas
Seremore
Clever Tom
Karama
Clancella
Kiledmond
Rose Et Noir
Sree Lad
Turkish Treaty Arrival Reported With Horse Market Details
Fragmentary notes describe arrivals on Friday and a sale of farm horses timed for Wednesday. Mentions E. C Earl and suctioneers reporting the event with sparse details on yarding and price expectations.
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Odonga
E. C Earl
Ieee
N Q Amateur Turf Club Nominations Close In Cairns
N Q Amateur Turf Club nominations for the annual meet close with Cairns J C secretaries at 4 p m next Tuesday English racing reports Goodwood racing data lists Mount Royal Kentish Cob Steloi with odds and placements amid unsettled results without a clear winner.
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N.Q. Amateur Turf Club
Cairns J.C
London
Jul
Mount Royal
Local Rugby Selections For Cairns Clash With Natives
The Gordonvale senior and junior teams are listed to play the Natives at Cairns with players named by position including full backs, three quarters, five eighths and forwards for both senor and junior squads. Also listed are Rainbow and Kennedys lineups for matches against Mareeba and Natwes with emergency players noted.
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Gordonvale
Cairns
Hall
Senor
Ens
C Mebrene
S Cadman
Mt. Turner
J. Mensie
Lo Marcia
J. Bolton
Selong
Kennedys
Robertson
Arbuckle
Commie
Davies
V. Pyne
Ff Ross
W. McKinnon
J Davies
F. Fitzgerald
Sparks
A. Seaman
C. Jenkins
A. McSpadden
A. Drew
M Whitaeker
H Johnson
Anmuller
W. Treacy
Bader
Sheehan
McMahon Rainbows
Mareeba
Anderson
Mctail- Jen
Loughery
Luttrell
Botton
Favell
Littleford
Neill
Ryan
Treacy
Considine
Tucker
Williams' teppity shoots heat in second meet
The article reports a tense second shoot for Williams' team with Easton leading early while Stock, Baxter, Hann, Currie and others post strong scores. The final shoot and annual meeting are set for tomorrow at the Drillshed at 4 p.m.
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Williams
Teppity
Eastea
Alo
Tstock
Easten
Baxter
Hann
WL Currie
Stock
Germany Refused Credit on Government Coal Bill
Paris July 30 in the chamber the Finance Committee refused to accept the Government Bill granting credit to Germany on an order to obtain coal. The committee's vote paused the aid and left the measure unresolved as officials debated implications.
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Paris
Finance Committee
Germany
Battery of guns and German security concerns reported
A French officers' mission report notes German guards and artillery activity. The text mentions security for cattle and ongoing military observations, with emphasis on fortifications and protective measures in the area.
Litvinoff Talks on Poland and Russia in Copenhagen Interview
In Copenhagen on Tely 30 Litvinoff said Poland had become a tool of French capitalists and that Russia would condition peace with strict terms. He noted Russia had decided to push for hard peace conditions.
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Copenhagen
Tely
Litvinoff
Pojland
Russia
Read Committed for Trial on Family Offense Charge
Townsville July 30 At the Police Court Ayr farmer Joseph Read was committed for trial to the Supreme Court Towns ending the case on a charge of igamy and family mistreatment.
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Townsville
Ayr
Oeeph Read
Farmer
Supreme Court
Towns
Herberton Shire seeks bridge tender for Wild River project
The Herberton Shire Council invites tenders to build a Grace Sweet Herberton Bridge across Wild River with concrete piers and superstructure. Plans are at the office. tenders close in Herberton on 7th Anamat for about 920 dollars. Lowest tender not guaranteed. Sw T R Shire Clerk.
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Herberton Shire
Wild River
Grace Sweet Herberton Bridge
Herberton
Anamat
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