Bisbare Notes on Local Authority and Campaigns
Local authority reports discuss the Labor Party fielding candidates in Brisbane areas with a broad campaign plan, while tensions with the National Party remain unclear. Economic notes address price declines across goods, warehouse demand, and shifting consumer activity amid winter and transport talks. A Brisbane Sydney truck link project progresses, with cost reductions and expected revenue now forecast.
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Hrishane
Tabor Party
Srean
Wrisbane
Arly
de Eny
Campaian
Rmambers
Organi
Staria
Itx
Pricen
Queensland
Bribane
Sydney
Beisbane
Pinkettes Breeze For Chronic Constupst
A brief note on a product named Pinkettes Breeze claimed to ease chronic constipation without upsetting the stomach. The text mentions a dainty, sugar-coated oval form and suggests it provides natural assistance, though the passage is garbled and contains misspellings and unclear references to storekeepers.
Local notes from Mareeba include school exams and sport
Mrs Mat McMahon’s son Vincent passed the recent scholastic hip examination. G Patching visited Mrs Frank Crawley at Molloy. Students from Mary's School Herberton return home for a month midwinter break. Gym boys beat Railways Hoomerangs and Malloy in a football match 0 to nil. Rank and Christven take a holiday to Townsville. WCTU held its monthly meeting with routine proceedings. A few days of rain eased in the Barron and gardens show signs of life. Mr C Jacobson of Stall Martrey Kidston is convalescent and back home. Mr and Mrs J Fenton return to Mareeba after selling their hotel in Chicago.
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Mra. Mat
McMahon
Vincent
Mra
G. Patching
Frank Crawley
Molloy
Mary's School
Herberton
Minter
Shand
L. Woods
Gy Aahe
Crowley
All Souls
Grammar Schools
Townsville
Chusters
England
Hoya
Railways
Hoomerangs
Malloy
Spet
Jn Eni G. Rank
A. Christven
Wct.u
Barron
Lawcer Arden
C. Jacobson
Kidston
Marecha
Jagobson
J. Fenton
Mareeba
Chillago
Chitlagoe Aust Mullan
Targall
Correspondence on Works Contract and Courthouse Project
A reader objects to Minister Forgan Smith's defense of day labor on the Cairns courthouse contract. He argues cement supply, concrete, and plaster work were larger than stated and criticizes alleged extra costs. He asserts northern bids would have saved money, urges ambulance committee support for contracting, and claims faster, better value under proper tendering.
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Forgan Smith
Cairmé
Cairns
Atagat
Mareeba
Merele
Brisbane
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AMD Spirit Merchant
NCE
A. Rieossain
Post
Herald
Jexremie
Pexperie
WARETBA_NOTS
Herstd
Ana “Herald
Shields Street
KELLY
Black Coltakin
Heela
Newn Wales
Webby Aniherap
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Alt
New Zealand
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Hirumat
Barry
Drakern
Sears
Wolcan Foundry & Engineering Works
Barron Falls Coffee Palace
Boaiu Ride
Twortreed
Mfae
Fitzpatrick
L. L. Green
Cowpar Street
Waverley
Dunlop's
Hak Sa An
Ean
Mary
Wes Sd
Vine Diegppme
Skye Ee
Spain
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