Queensland urged to boost munitions production during war
The Governor urged Queensland to aid war needs by expanding munitions output. A Chamber of Commerce meeting discussed practical steps to manufacture shells, with suggestions that Australia could produce 10,000 shells weekly and local firms like Walkers, Ltd. could run lines. Federal coordination and explosive factory expansion were advocated.
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Brilhaxe
Queensland
Aing
Chamber of Commerce
To-Tay
Sur 'Seranece
ML Fem
Hin
Australia
Britain
Bond
Austra
Gibson
Austral
Dardanels
Norman Mell
Walkers, Ltd
Robert Philp
Mentien
Committee formed to study land aid for munition production
A committee was appointed to prepare a statement on what could be manufactured to aid forces and munitions. Resolutions were to be sent to the Commonwealth Government with a request for the Commonwealth to confer or receive a deputation. The Southern Chambers of Commerce were asked to pursue the matter vigorously. Several subcommittees were created.
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Melbourne
Southern Chambers of Commerce
Butter Stock in Brisbane Cold Stores Drops to London Trade
The Brisbane butter supply shows about 1500 paxes in cold storage excluding local consumption of roughly 106 bows weekly. Surplus stock is dwindling as shipments head to London where prices are much lower than in Queensland.
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Brisbane
London
Queensland
Fatal plunge as enlistment ends in tragedy
Jackson Almarra, a young man who had just enlisted, stepped from the ferry punt at South Grafton last night and misjudged the bank. The punt capsized and he was drowned.
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Grafton
Jackson
Almarra
South Grafton
Use Magnesia For Acid Stomachs And Digestive Relief
Medical guidance recommends magnesium magnesium oxide or carbonate tablets to stop stomach fermentation and neutralize acid. A specially prepared bisulphated magnesium compound is described as more effective, with warm water or after meals for best results. It is commonly stocked by chemists in compressed tablets and powder for dyspepsia.
Wheat supply debate sparks commission inquiry findings
The commission cites possible shortfalls and state actions to protect harvest value. Talks cover pricing pressures, inter-state wheat flows, and potential stock movements from Downs to Hiribhene if Argentina shipments replace local supplies. Bakers and millers report stock levels and price impacts while noting quality differences in wheat. The commission adjourns to reconvene tomorrow.
House of Representatives Disorganized Session Notes
MERBOUREE June 4 The Hoge of Heprenentatives reports a reply to questions from Mr Jensen and Mr Maloney. The Minister for Defence was asked about arms policy and time limits. Jensen told Maloney Brisbane was estimated at £410.
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Merbouree
Hoge
Jens
de Geet
Mrr. Jensen
Maloney
Brisbane
Biralong Accident Trial Reveals Railway Officer Not Guilty
A Central Criminal Court jury found railway officer Cotter not guilty in the Biralong collision case. He testified he had served 64 years and claimed he misinterpreted signals, intending to place the mallet on the Ivan route but acted on fear of expense.
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Pring
Central Criminal Court
Robert John Thomas
Cotter
Railway By-Laws Boost Penalties and Passenger Rules
Railway by-laws tighten penalties for ticket issues with fines rising from two to three pounds for failing to obtain or deliver tickets and from two to five pounds for defaced or illegible tickets. New rules ban placing jugsay on the Gates and allow removal of offenders. A dress code clause forbids offensive dress and permits ejecting anyone whose presence disturbs passengers from carriages or railway premises.
Settlement policy slows land settlement relay plan
The new Lands Minister opposed immediate parcel selection for settlement linked to a railway scheme. He urged preparing districts for selection and criticized forcing men to move onto land before railway communication improvements. He named three baralition options under consideration.
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Musbane
R. Flunter
Reluon
Mw Pariv
Janis
Tie
Othe
Jitowas
Barrett
Rema
Sugar Shortage Debate Prolonged In Government
In Melcourt, January five, officials report no decisive steps on the sugar shortage. Prime Minister Hughes and Public Works Minister Inglis-Born discuss with state leaders while sugar workers press a federal inquiry. A socialist deputation from Port Adelaide refinery seeks government action amid ongoing deliberations.
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Jane
Tfughes
Victoria
Iimgelsborn
Worsa
Hughes
Port Adelaide Huger
Socialist Party
Colonial Refining Po
Mont Avera
Postal Sorters Award Set by Arbitration Court in Melbourne
June 4 report from Melbourne states the Commonwealth Arbitration Court issued a ruling in the Postal Sorters Union of Australia case against the Commonwealth Public Service Commission. The award fixes wages based on prewar rates, with a maximum wage of 300 pounds and a phased scale reaching 144 pounds monthly, plus progressive increments. The decision sets a thirteenth year peak at 900 pounds, with step rises through the years.
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Melbourne
Commoneesith
Roma Oil Plans Move for Homa Well Deployment
Crisbane June 4 The Roma Oil question of drilling for oil at Homa is likely to be pressed forward this season as the member for the district holds a Cabinet position and action may be taken. Mr Hargreaves sent from America to inquire wired recommendations regarding plant purchase and Cabinet consideration of proceeding with information is expected soon.
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Crisbane
Homa
Hargreaves
America
Tas
Hamilton
Forward Move Contemplated in Agricultural Education
Agricultural education plans discussed today as the minister and officials consider steps for a forward move. The proposal mentions Berea as a potential site, with discussion focusing on how soon the scheme can be implemented and what hurdles remain.
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Hrisbane
Lalore
Ai Aoa
Ial Berea
Sheep Sale Report Shows Strong Prices and Firm Bids
Fansick's Report notes seven thousand sheep penned with heavy competition and prices firm at the sale. Crossbred ewes and Merino wethers attracted top bids from several consignors including Lambe and McGilp. calves and hoggets also moved, with overall values generally around 16 shillings lower in parts.
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Fenwick and Co
Saimun
Ris Lone
Heport
Wales
Irene Rales
Lambe
Alex
WeLeman
Fon Banks
Darkponds
Cron Wethere
A. Toouptot
F Pitteworth
Macalister
Hogerts
Teelie Buries
Shipping Regulations Enforce Light Dues and Fees
Melbourne officials pass the Lighthouses Act imposing light dues on ships for every ton and a lump sum for larger vessels. An exception applies to ships in transit to or from Australian ports via lighthouses and marine marks under Commonwealth control. Dues are payable in the Commonwealth after a specified port of call.
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Melbourse
Juss
Eeihen
Aip
Cours
Commonwealth
Jalyet
Industrial Peace Act discussed by Brisbane minister
Government replies to a Federated Union deputation clarify aims of Industrial Peace Act and board provisions. Minister of Works says decision on broad or narrow industry coverage remains undecided and signals possible amendments to include all employers under a board. Shipping brief notes arrivals and personnel aboard awaiting clearance.
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Arisbane
Jume
Theodore
Uuder Wan
Public Works Committee Proposal in Brisbane Debated
The cabinet proposes creating a Public Works Committee to oversee major state projects and report on successors. The plan, likely to be enacted in the next session, aims to guide labor party ranks and reduce public worry during discussions.
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Brisbane
Jumg
Upos
Bestia
Labor Party
Increased salaries in Brisbane announced by Premier
The Premier Mr. Ryen denounces public servant pay increases to July 1 as part of broader raises. An added £10 for salaries under £280 per annum was approved, totaling about £30,000, amid party opposition and parliament discussions.
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Brisbane
Jong
Ryen
Apposs
Minister Namilton Sworn In To Minea Department Role
Crishaye report indicates Mr Namilton sworn as minister without portfolio yesterday and tasked with administration of the Minea Department this morning.
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Crishaye
Tum
Namilton
Red
Minea
Bishop of Carpentanita Chosen by Queenslanders
Newton of Sewuiom elected bishop of Carpentaria by unanimous vote. He is described as an erudite scholar with ties to Syman and Oxford. The article lauds the new bishop’s suitability and mentions favorable facilities and holiday appeal of the diocese.
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Phifbane
Tome
Ter
Hetey Newton
Sew
Ui. Om
Queensland
Ishena
Bishon
Cargentaria
Special Cairne Water Authority meeting on reservoir defects
A Cairne Water Authority special meeting discussed reservoir cracking and leakage after an engineer report. Aldermen Brown Hughes Dillon Moody Ward Gelling Tom Alderson reviewed costs and urged prompt, fully funded repairs with reinforced cement and topping, while contacting Perth sewerage authorities for guidance.
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Cairne Water Authority
Gritiths
G. Hughes T. Dillon
G. Moody
A. Brown
M War
Roc. F. Gelling
T. A Tomaldson
Wilkineet
Marbonnell
5. Page
Revoir
Osarme
Devin
Brown
AM Gelling
Ald
Opin
Ward
Muehes
Mides
Perth
Hood
Wilon
Dillon
Government delays curb cement repairs at Mesecwetr project
A Special Water Authority meeting saw Aldermen blame the Government for delays in cement work and foundation repairs. Officials argued the department must authorize materials and responsibility for the repair, with calls to send formal notices and draft a joint resolution.
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Nde
Alvi
Gevermenk
Willem
Welormacy
Gelling
Agromi
Dillon
Teanaldson
Wren
Ward
Alderthem
Mater Authority
Omer
Shermen Wien
Employed Workers Protest at New Farm Refinery Meeting
In Brisbane in June a meeting of Colonial Sugar Refinery employees resolved to protest the federal government. The group backed forwarding a protest to the prime minister regarding the proposed management reforms and potential retirements at the refinery.
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Brisbane
Coste New Farm
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