Saving the Bacon Viewer From the South Sets Things Right
A special corr by cmbima Smetintly describes a conference between two Boards of Directors over the Malachis factory. James Pur, chairman of the ative Dairy Co, voices experienced lender remarks. The discussion cites worries about a bacon plant and notes forthcoming publication of further reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmbima
Directees
James Pur
Ative Dairy Co
Puasa
Thviss
Socepeed
Boson
Vickers Refuse Customs Import Bonds
Owing to Customs Department restrictions Vickers Limited abandoned a plan to import 100 motor vehicles. The firm cited inability to secure required guarantees and announced an immediate halt to the contemplated importation. Affected premises on Street in Nai Ves were cleared, and the project was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers. Limited
Healy
Taimentary Proceeds and Marine Case Change
Taimuman proceeds in a maritime case as the patient remains under care. The document references tetras and Seane in a clinical context, noting ongoing treatment and procedural steps.
South Africa Apar TinG mG dhe The ininer tse'malinsss i le
A garbled fragment from a South Africa section mentions an event or person, but the readable text is incomplete. It lacks clear names, dates, or places to form a coherent summary or identify a specific incident or outcome.
Opening of the Crush ing Season at Babinda Mill
The Babinda mill opened the crushing season with 30 tons produced in the first shift. Milling began at Hambledon and Mulgrave districts anticipate a smooth start as the first sugar consignments are prepared for dispatch this week. The Canns district reports large yields and the season looks set to be productive and timely.
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Carns
Babinda
Orang
Hambledon
Mulgrave i
Babinds
A Visitor's Impressions Article Fragment
A visitor shares partial impressions on industrial policy and a brief note on prospects for further inquiry. The fragment mentions a requested view on industry and references future steps, with unclear names or precise details due to damaged text.
Nurses Complaint At Marango Hospital Hearings
In Brisbane on June 15 14 two maracs were raised in a case before Mrs Justice McCoeter at the Arbitration Court. The issue centers on full opportunity and earnings in the communal area with details tangled in unclear testimony. The record notes a contentious attempt to remove a party from consideration and questions over merit and rights in the dispute.
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Brisbane
Jone
Justice McCoeter
Soldier Employees of Grave Mill aul
Soldier employees of Grave Mill aul J bread and honey te sceptable at at times Spry Meary the finest. y made, Clear and Put shine. Agente Samuel Alien and Sona Lady Calroa.
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Grave Mill Aul
Samuel Alien
Sona
Lady Calroa
Theodore's Land Schemes Stir Public Inquiries
Reports from Oswald Innisfail and Millan Mita outline government plans to open Burnett, Galli and Maranon wheat growing areas to settlers within about twelve months. Public Works Commission inquiry into dam construction and river defenses nears, with Theodore and Castle Chak projects under review as Oswald's River Frigation schemes face scrutiny.
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Shoal
Theodore
Ontai
Parsons
Burnett
Maranon
Oswald’ Trees Innisfail
Millan Mita
Public Works Commission
Fhecdore
Chak
Daston
Eomon
Tribute to Airmen Burial of Lieut Bennett
Preparations at Queena Hall Federal Parliament House for the burial of Lieut Bennett. The body was to be laid in state at St Cathedral as a large guard of the Australian Air Corps stood by. Officials expect the convoy to depart for final ceremonies in the afternoon, with a solemn tribute planned by the community.
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Lieut
Bennett
Crm
Queena Hall
Federal Parliament House
Ree Det Vila
St. Cathedral
Vletig Ems
Acuiralien Py Corps
Eermoor
Mme Vo Otter
Rest of the News Item on Wieden Cable Roles
A fragmented clipping mentions Phiny Poss bp and Wieden Cable with unclear context and partial lines. The readable fragments point to a news column or ad note lacking complete facts or dates, leaving the main action and entities indeterminate.
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Phiny Poss BP
Wieden
Australian trade and ship goods report from Memnoure
A fragmentary news item from Memnoure dated June 15 notes movements of Australian exports. It mentions large shipments of pianos and other goods prepared for dispatch, with discussions of timber, potash, glassware, sauce and iron, and a tentative view on restrictions pending clearer notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avsrainn
Hana
Labor Conference Discussion on Brisbane Obect s
Fragmentary notes show a Labor Conference discussion at a party meeting, with social and policy tensions. The text mentions a Labour Conference festive session, debates on objectives, and possible critique of socialist leanings affecting party direction.
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LABOR
Brisbane
Anglican Synod Recommends Clerical Stipends Brisbane June 15
Brisbane Anglican Synod recommends stipends for clergy including a licentiate at 175 pounds and other allowances. The record notes adjustments and future payments, with mentions of parsonage status and revised annual sums.
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Anglican Synod
Brisbane
Final Settlement Rumors in Government Circles
Unclear OCR text cites rumors of a final settlement in government circles. Mentions Mr Chi and a decision by W.A. government authorities. No concrete dates or names verifiable due to garbled source. summarizable as a brief note on rumored governmental settlement and potential official decision.
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Chi
W.A
Fragmented OCR Text on Construction Feature
The readable portion describes a large front facing structure by a railway line with concrete foundations and a heavy machine feature. It mentions stairs or platforms and a median intake box, but many words are garbled, leaving the intended specifics unclear.
DOLsOte YR METHOD aligns with commission on payments
In Washington on June 13, commissioners agree on the method for settling outstanding amounts paid by the Hit to inventors. Errata will be restricted to designated sections.
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Washington
Seto
Tse
Home rule for Tumoulin leads the way reform push
A correspondent reports a movement for Northern Queensland Tumoulin to secede from central government. Public meetings are planned in Tumoulin on Sunday with convenors Fay Taylor and KR Hy. The aim is financial independence and regional development, arguing the North’s wealth merits own spending control and closer local governance. The piece notes climate and agriculture as factors and cites expected public interest in independence. Tumoulin is highlighted as a lead example for regional autonomy.
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Stubedivision
Australia
Tumoulin
Hehmet
Boia
Ullslon
Seville
Victoria
Hecairweaith
Parliamentary inquiry into West Coast supply scheme details
Evidence before a committee outlined a municipal scheme featuring plants with 180 hp dye and a 108 hp oil plant, with 4000 unit alcohol licenses and mining syndicate supplies at varied rates. The Zee- population declined from 5726 to 174 in 1921. finances showed a 3495 credit but a 22,000 debit, and the Electricity Light Department had deteriorated since 1917. The tender for new municipal power totaled £? and wartime conditions influenced costs.
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Zohan
Uini
Nike Mining Co
Zee
Teaaing
Ceaturel
Electtrec Light Department
GHB
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Vickers Refuse
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Taimuan
South Africa
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Houghton River
Dewand
Marango — Hospital
Mr. Theodore
Fee Rattler
ALUES
Iaieery Ofsea Eatin Ee Ieee Oe
Ae of
Erican
Canpeeeres
Thomes
Yinenowa
WT. Mullgan
Boland's Ltd
Thane
Fata Teche
Sin Su
Soland's Ltd
Levaly
Little Coat
Bria
Fini
Shorwas
Mama Nkdeers
Ehape
Pa Witvureeen
D. J. Moynahan
N.Q
Zeehan
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