Southport Attack Injures Man Twice in Calf and Shin
A man was attacked twice near Coombabah Creek suffering gaping wounds to the calf and shin. He was taken 10 miles by motor to the creek then six miles to the ambulance at Southport where attendants treated serious blood loss. The incident left 15 teeth marks on the right shin with no suck marks on the base. Bertz showed fortitude despite loss of blood.
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Southport
Merch
Sgurarony
Sais
Coombhah Creek
Bertz
Residents Demand Withdrawal of Extra Police in Cardwell
To the Editor we, the witnesses of Cardwell, protest the sending of extra police to the town. We demand their immediate withdrawal and that an investigation into their actions be held. The meeting last night urged inquiry into the whole affair and criticized the regiments’ arms in the town. We request the Home Secretary and Premier to address these concerns promptly.
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Cuiras
Cardwell
Hughenden road proposal questioned by Cairns letter
A Cairns Post reader questions a proposed Hughenden road, criticizing the route from Mt Garnet to Einasleigh as unworkable in wet weather and unsuitable due to rough ridges basalt and black soil. The letter urges a consult with Main Roads Board officials and cautions against steering by vested interests.
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Cairns Post
Cairns
Messrs. Roberts and Lacey
St. Ronan’s Station
Mt Garnet
Mt. Sureprise
Einasleigh
Mt. Garnet
Dungeboy
Millicom
Willems
Main Roads Board
Lynd
Meadowbank
Fatality at Harvey Creek Bathing Spot
A drowned youth at Harvey Creek near a traffic bridge prompted a rescue by companions and Mr Henry Rae Maseen. the body was recovered after hours of effort. The deceased, a timid, inexperienced swimmer, wore wet trousers and a shirt, with matches and tobacco found on the bank. The writer urges an inquiry to clarify the events and requests correction of prior reporting.
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Hamry
Rasmamee
Hoptiess
Fetersen
Tom
Seccuaed
Wrest
Henry Raemaseen
General Booth in Fremantle Message to Australian People
Perth dispatch notes a visitor who expresses joy at arriving in Australia and meeting people dear to her father. She emphasizes fulfilling the expectations of Australians and comments on the Army’s work expanding across eight different countries.
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Australia
Federal session tackles overseas trade drift and tariff drift
Members of the House of Representatives debated the serious drift in Australia’s overseas trade. Figures showed seven monthsExports fell by £21,408,000 with the trade deficit at £21,582,000. Scullin warned of danger after tariff reductions. Page urged continued Parliament to address grave issues. Government claimed favorable balance and London funds remain ample. Motion defeated 24 to 24.
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House of Representatives
Australia
London
Scalia
Earle Page
Hiker’s Lunch Menu Items Listed For Flat Parcel
The note lists sandwiches including ham and egg, salad varieties, Banbury cakes and apples. Excluding the apple, all items are described as packing neatly into a flat parcel. This reads as a compact travel meal plan with emphasis on portability.
Tully Agitation Drives Letter Delivery Debate
Tully residents press MLA G W Martens and Director of Telegraphs Mr Corbet on restoring mail service to Tully Town. The chamber urges immediate steps to reestablish delivery, highlighting ongoing delays and the need for prompt action.
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Tully
G. W. Martens
MLA
Corbet
Tully Town
Brice Sting
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Prina
Fordson Tractors
Chrysler
BUICK
H. J Bulcock Cairns
Behughenden
Harvey Creek
Trafic Bridge
Ald
Fremantle Welcome
Perth
Federal
Lnte Sena
A. Pownter
Malcolm Cameron
House of Representa
Labor and Tariffs
Scullin
Kate Reyne Hee Ve Behee
Kates
Vallos
Ensie
Miles
Tel
J. L. Peake
Lake Street
HE Timber Corporation Limited
Jolyrom
Brisbane
le Ghuding
Ste
Cairne
ER Fugs Ranger
Thornroop Tweeder
Silves
Bon 1 Marche Sale
Palace
Edithatrest
Innisfail
Regent ‘Theatre
Palace Theatre
Oxford
Mas
Weunlty
Waar
Sawant
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