Sugar industry notes from 1921 transport and production
The report outlines 1921 sugar production figures for Mourilyan and South Johnstone with Mourilyan Mill harvesting about 85,000 tons and sugar manufactured around 10,000 tons. It discusses port output, cane prices, and regional capacity and mentions challenges from floods and development, reflecting a tense, incomplete accounting of the industry’s state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Johnstone
Mourilyan
Hane
Fateeot H'caBbo
Tie Tria
Ander
Stock Movements Report From Mareeba Stock Office
Movements in the district feature many cattle and horse consignments from Atherton and Mareeba to Cairns and Mossman. The report notes 112 horses and 36 fat bullocks moved by various drovers, with owners including Atherton Bros, Grogan Bros, Meehan, and De Smart, and mentions imports for butchering and a growing pig industry including a proposed cooperative bacon factory. The dialogue highlights market demand for mutton, sheep-breeding potential, and improved pig production alongside remarks on high quality consignments from the Tableland and Kadina shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremp
Mareeba Stock Office
J. J. Ashe
Canhmere
Mareeba
Atherton Bron
Tamantin
Cairns
X'S Bhatt
Meehan
Hymne
Marecha
W. Bird
Wae
Fousilbrook
Rm Ham
Kehl
Grogan Bros
Adme
Dew
Atherron Bros
Austabe
Thow
Ure
Tamworth Atrain
Ishane
Kadina
Aleh
Whleland
Lihoalia ‘Stes Works
Ini
Sydney
Tienen Mareeba
Letand
Scott
Grand Jury System in Wartime Suspension and Revival
Historical overview of the Grand Jury in England noting wartime suspension under the 1912 Act, revival actions up to 1921, and later revival dates. It discusses controversy over indictments, juror duties to accuse crime, and debates on continuing the system given its perceived utility and risks to innocent defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absea
Assi
Redan
Onlin
England
Wpport
Fentonimu
High Court
Abolition of Grand Jury System Debated in 19th Century Courts
The text discusses ex parte statements on reforming court attendance costs and jury practices. It argues the Grand Jury system may be obsolete, noting rising expenses for jurors and clerks, and urges serious consideration of abolition to reduce inefficiencies and public expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anutler
Casey
Theiata
Valicious
Cleur Honsberg
Tonger
Austin
Gulie
Fron
Jean
Uris
The Cemetery Wall and a Starving Europe Crisis
Harrowing eyewitness scene portrays starving Europeans near the cemetery wall as relief efforts stagger under the onrush of famine. Desperate cries for bread rise while officials and aid workers struggle to deliver food amid freezing winter.
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Lady Forster
Asatralian
Ailay
Ienia
Europe
Arthur Watts
Queensland Band Aims Aid After House of Death Loss
A Queensland appeal reports a famine relief effort where a Quaker aid band fed needy families in an improvised "House of Death" then transformed it into a hopeful center of assistance. The Central Committee urges Shires and Municipalities to contribute, with funds raised to buy local goods and re-supply stores to sustain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee i
Murael Va
Queensland
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Rani
Seti
Jack & Newell Ltd
Fenst
Laver
Pethare Draper
Wales
Draper
Grimwade
Ige Patel
Simok Avretary Pao
A. J. Draper Ltd
Abbott Street
Kuniefalt
Tully River Landa
Stock Notes
ACK & Newell
General Merchants
Ding
Weich Margetson
Fes
Waar
Trail & Winstone's
Fala
Teall & Winstona
Bette
Sar
K Sakaguchi
Og Jase
Japenens
Main Street
Atherton
Phoas
Overseas
FF Descripion Zevo
Otve UR
Eadrick Ltd
Spence
Phooe
Taio Elliott
Besanko
E Bosanko Seu
Aplin
P.O
Queensland Nationa', Bank Limited
Wea
Guthorieed Capital
Sonscrihed Central Kereie
Dori
Lestre
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