Mason and Sale Notices Mixed Auction Schedule
A garbled notice lists several auctions and meetings including a sale at 240 pm and auctions for Meet Mr. Masan and Riko Serrt. It mentions Lodge Gelling, Nev TO S.C., and various cadet parades and book handings at different venues. Overall it outlines a series of public auctions and meetings with dates near the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Masan
Riko Serrt
Heat
Peth
Lodge Gelling
S.C. Wall
U'Slork
Vague maritime report and town notices from Cairns
Fragmented text reports damage to a vessel near Adelaide with ten days repair time. It mentions drills for boys lacking boots and uniforms, a euchre dance at Oddfellows Hall, and church building efforts at St. John's Cairns with plans for a future function and advertisements.
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Hwah Ping
Saorael Allery
Adelaide
Syednes
St. John’s
Cairns
Oddfellows’ Hall
Carr Tome
Roe
Stewell Asburgh
Gordon Hall
Durnet
Tomebt
Sydney crowd erupts over deportation order at Moore Park
J Ryan faces dismissal amid a mob at Moore Park where 150000 people gathered for a deportation action ordered by Commonwealth authorities. Father O Reilly and Lord Mayor Allder spoke, and a clash with supporters led to police intervention to clear the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T J. Ryan
Sydney
Moore Park
Ceruse
Platforn
Father O'Reilly
T . Byes
Allderran Pitegerald
Father Kerr
Mr. Ryan
Erie
Maronis
Strength of Empire Lecture Tour by Mrs Wheeler in Cairns
Elocutionist Mrs Wheeler from Los Angeles arrives in Cairns under the Strength of Empire Movement. She presides at women only meeting in Oddfellows Hall with Mayoress Mrs J G Hoare and lectures at Nosteal Theatre. Public events include Salvation Army concert and a late recital on June 16 at the Association Hall with Robt Craig and others. admissions are by collection to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Co Wheeler
Low Angeles
USA
Lerrive
Cairne
Trength of Empire Movement
Wheeler
Oddfellows Hall
Cairns
J G. Hoare
Be &Ne
Nosteal
Spence
Women's Christian Temperance Ton
Pberty
Salvationery Band
Norman
Jone
Ineh Association
Ald Hoare
Eecupey
Ol Cairns
Craig
Craighame
Price fixes and protests flood Brisbane groceries
In Brisbane on June 9 the Price Paine Committee promoter urged a price rise for condensed milk. Mr Ferry announced forthcoming proclamations on blankets and oats. Grocers’ leaders argued margins and overheads justify price changes, warning insolvency if costs aren’t covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Paine Commie
Ferry
World Texia
To-Torrow
Robinson
London
Drifted voyage Havre sighted near Howe Island
Brisbane reports three wireless messages from the drifting vessel Havre. At 7.30 tonight the Havre was 29 miles east of Howe Island. A telegram from Sydney says another tug, the Hereie, with wireless, left Sydney this evening to join the search.
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Brishane
Pinkenha
Havre
L Howe Island
Sydmey
Hereie
Sydory
Joan
New Industrial Scheme Aims at Toowoomba Factory
Brisbane June 9 A proposal to establish an industrial site to process water from local creeks and create a clothing factory for school children. Government surveyor assessing watershed extent. Brennan says a moving to build factories is under consideration with acting premier approached. Climate and coal availability cited as advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Brennan
M.L.A
Toowoomba ‘City
Rs Henom Msed Claching Faciery
Iacherya
Queensland Wheat Guaranteed Price Announcement
Mr Brendan notes a guaranteed price for Queensland farmers set at 6 shillings per bushel for all wheat sown in the coming season. He recalls prices years ago as low as 3 shillings 6 pence and mentions seed wheat from the Downs selling up to 10 shillings per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Manshas
Brisbane
Interstate Commission
Com
Com Mosoner
Voetorma
New South Wales
Queensland
Auction at 1 am at Messrs de Seat 8 CO mart
Auction details from the Cairns Post Office listing. The sale is scheduled for 1 am at the Messrs de Seat 8 CO mart. Abate on the Shea new Cairns-Preadwater read mentioned in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloe _ Messrs
Seat 8 CO
Cairns
al Giles
Cairns Post Office
Trade With Russia Unanimous decision at Paris conference
In a Commons reply Mr Lloyd George explains the Paris decision to reopen trade with Russia chaired by Clemenceau. Allies conveyed readiness to discuss with Krassin and negotiations proceed. He notes stocks in Russia include grain and essentials. rejects the idea that trading requires approving Russia’s government. warns against punitive choices that could enlarge war debts.
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Krassin
Russia
Ukraine
Siberia
Rawka
Mexico
Turkey
Kell Holshevierm
J. Cretton
Kradsie
Kuss
Sir & Hoare
France
Russan Pold
Dockers Object To State Registration Amid Brisbane Tensions
June reports say Dockers and Painters unions plan to stop registering at the State Labor Bureau when seeking work at South Brisbane shipyards. dredge Remora and Government steamer Woy Woy kept idle to avoid a strike, with work on other vessels continuing. Union secretary denies any strike plan and hopes for an amicable settlement, likely by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
State Labor Bureau
South Brisbane
Onion
Minister Huxham Leaves Brisbane for North Queensland Trip
The Minister for Education Mr Huxham departs Brisbane on June 25 to conduct department business in North Queensland and attend the Labor Convention in Townville on June 24. He will be away from Brisbane for three days.
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Brisbane
Education
Huxham
North Queensland
Department
Townville
Min
State meat shop in Townsville deemed unsuitable
Acting Medical Officer of Health reports the North Ward State Butcher's Shop in Townsville is unsuitable for business due to close dwelling proximity. Conditions included a temporary fire, unclean storage, ice chest drainage on ground, blood stained bags drying on a fence, a weekly floor sweepings bag full of maggots, and reports were sent to State Enterprises. The State Trade Commissioner says extensions were planned to meet the Slaughtering Act and steps were taken to stop abusive practices and ensure cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Townsville
North Ward
My Austin
Bowen Coalfields Railway Plan Aims at Bowen Coalfield
Efforts continue to build a railway from Bowen to coalfields spanning about 11 miles. The Mines Minister said coal ready for transport exists and the town ship scheme will proceed regardless of Themlore’s finances. Coke will feed the State iron works and northern coal needs, with demand outpacing Bowen’s current output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Bowen
Jones
Education Minister Receives Trades Hall Deputation
A deputation from the Trades Hall Council met the Minister for Education to urge changes in state school books. They argued for removing glorification of militarism and royalty from curriculums. Mr Hoxhans noted the deputation was informed that revisions are under consideration by departmental officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Education
Trades Hall Council
Hoxhans
Dismissals Hit Water and Sewerage Board Staff
The Water and Sewerage Board president Mr Manchester announced mass dismissals of workers at high levels below Pinkenba and about six draftsmen in the office. He cited Treasury budget cuts as the reason and noted the cut will reduce the board’s unemployment burden after many men were taken off last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
The
Water and Sewerage Board
Mr. Manchester
Pinkenba
Treasury
Manchester
Republican National Convention Opens Amid Uncertain Ties
The Republican convention in Chicago begins with doubt over candidate choice as leaders weigh Lodge, Wilson, and other figures. Senator Lodge faces mixed reactions while debates touch on peace terms and Ireland policy amid internal party strains.
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Chicago
Jane
Ioannen
Lowilen
Senator Lodge
Treament Wilson
Lodge
Mesa
de Valera
Unclear text on governmental referendum discussion
Fragmentary report questions if the government distrusted a popular verdict on a repeal measure. It references a governor and national debate but content is garbled and names are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ture
Merriedale Kerth
Rene
Theosfore
Orensland Comatirutam
Eugeeu
Anglican Synod Hears Strength of Empire Deputation
A deputation from the Strength of Empire movement addressed the Anglican Synod in Brisbane. Lieut Maurice Little outlined the group's aim to suppress vice and alcohol, urging support for upcoming votes on temperance and prohibition questions in October. He praised the church for support over the past eight months and discussed whether the state should adopt prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Anglican Synod
Empire
Maurice Little
Thos
IMT
Toombes
Alan Wpe
Church
Church of Fogland
Prince of Wales Touring Caulfield Race Track Exercise
The Prince of Wales with Lord Mountbatten and Colonel Sorth rode the Caulfield track view, jumped hurdles, and raced along the straight. The royal party observed the morning exercise, with the Prince winning a sprint at the shed to the great delight of jockeys and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwelbourne
Prince of Wales
Moewenthat
Caulfield Ratecouter
Lord Mownbatten
Colonel Sorth
Roman Catholic Attitude Explained by Dr Sale in Melbourne
Melbourne June 9 The aloofness of the Roman Catholic Association from public and religious ceremonies honoring the Prince has prompted commentary. Dr Phelan says the Pope’s representative in Australia should express loyal sentiment on behalf of Catholic institutions, with one address potentially representing many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Roman Catholic Association
Anl
Roman Catholi Hetrarchy
Australia
Reere
Sate
Phelan
J. Barry
Phelani
Brisbane
Sydney
Commonwealth
Watt Resigns Amid Party Variance Report
Sydney reports June 9 that Mr Watt has resigned amid a party dispute. Sir Cook, Minister for Navy, declined to add to Watt's statement and said he knew nothing of the matter. A demonstration occurred outside the plaza as crowds gathered.
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Sydney
Watt
Cook
Navy
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Pita
Pater
Jens Ree
Sears
Jong Revera
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