Unclear OCR fragment hints at survey results and site access
Fragmentary report notes a northwest survey and possible delays before weekend. Mentions Mines Department, district confirmation, experts, and a site surrounded by fences and competing claims. Indicates ongoing field activity and potential delays in findings.
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Toma Owe
Eee
Ion Sais
Ops
Mines de Pertusent
Ion Cee
Viad
Mt Ina
Q Germa
Giel A. Mesera
Wimalley
Ea Papet
SMM
Lee Anc Birger
Sitage
Brisbane
Queen's Visit to Western Australia Despite Polio Epidemic
The royal yacht Gothic will depart Adelaide to Western Australia with plans unchanged despite a polio outbreak. The vessel aims for Albany or Fremantle after a six day stay, then continues to Ceylon. Food stocks from South Australia have been loaded for the royal party.
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Adelaide
Mar
Gothic
Western Australia
Albany
Fremantle
Western Australis
Ceylon
Unclear fragmentary note on royal tour and meeting
Fragmentary report mentions a Saturday conference with a Royal tour in Adelaide. It notes a report to be considered by four special Cibinat meetings tomorrow. Mentions Mr Hawke and possible references to natives, Queen Adelaide, and a United States bureau phrase, but text is garbled and lacks clear details.
Father and two sons visit New Guinea stations in cairns church tour
Returning south from an ecclesiastical tour, the Cairns Baptist Church observes a delegate visit to New Guinea stations. The mission secretary preaches. the group touts church camaraderie and broader outreach amid diverse communities.
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Baptist Mission
Cairns
New Guinea
Cairns Baptist Church
Detrict
New Guimex
Patrol Officer Attacked Amid Hazy Report
A brief note reports an assault on a patrol officer with unclear details. The item hints at a tense incident and police response but lacks precise names, locations, or dates due to unreadable OCR text. Further readable content is needed for a fuller, fact-based summary.
Bodies of Flyers Found Mystery Death Case Emerges
In a fragmented notice from 1822, the tale centers on Jeshis Collier who died leaving a six‑figure fortune, a large mansion, and three unmarried daughters. The names Min Edith Collier and others appear in garbled form, with February referenced as a death month.
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Jeshis Collier
Edith Collier
Fourth Test West Indies Declared in Narrow Stiff Start
In a terse report the Fourth Test at MC Stadium opens with West Indies facing a tight inning. Wight leads with disciplined bowling as MCC declares, while Bretimine and Vermawe contribute notable fielding and batting in a cautious period.
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West Ondies
Wight
MCC
Zebu Cattle for Sydney Arrive for Territory Herds
The report notes zebu cattle destined for Sydney with six bulls and six cows to be fattened in Temes U.S.A. Three bulls and three cows are sent to the Department of Territories in Papua. arrivals expected Mar 7.
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Sydney
Mghiter Zatm
Teme
USA
Department of Territories
Papas
Coniel Jative Crash at Kallang Reported
A March 13 incident near Kallang involves Coniel Jative in a crash described in local reports. Authorities are investigating the event and detailing the sequence of factors leading to the collision.
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Kallang
Threat to Kill Witness in Local Case Emerges
A local court case involves a reported threat to kill a witness. Authorities say the threat was received ahead of a forthcoming hearing, prompting increased security measures and an investigation by police. Details on the defendant and case specifics were not available.
Dean Criticises Sects Amid St John's Cathedral Address
In a talk at St John's Anglican Cathedral the dean condemned sects as unbelievability in worship. Church members later stated the remarks highlighted concerns over religious divisions and public unity.
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St John's Anican
Jehovah's
Payments for Exports in Sterling Reported Change
The main change, as far as Australia was concerned, related to payments for exports. Except for American settlements, Canada, Turkey, Persia, and Hons, arrangements differed.
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Australia
Canada
Turkey
Persis
Hon
Method of Payment to the Came of Spproril
A fragmentary note discusses remittances from Australia and payment methods. Readable items indicate issues with transfer names and timing, but the text is incomplete. The exact agencies, dates, and amounts are not clear from the provided OCR excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Sugar ports to be surveyed survey plan announced
A brief note indicates sugar ports are to be surveyed under an upcoming plan. Limited readable text lists only scattered fragments including names and initials, with no clear dates or organizations. Further details are unavailable.
RSL Seeks New Chair in Oriental Studies in Brisbane
The Returned Servicemen League seeks a new chair for the Chair of Oriental Studies at Queensland University. A South Eastern Queensland district manual conference heard a motion urging broader timeframe understanding among Australian communities. The conference chairman Clive Clarbure spoke as attendees discussed Indigenous and international cultural ties.
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Brisbane
Mer
Seamus
Queensland Universityo
Riscomae
Australions
Queyland
Wilson Windsor
Lalould
Azam Crumfries
Clive Clarbure
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Amelaide
Pemaahig
Greshet
Dure
Woowera
United States
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Discovery
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Apter
Loveeieine
Bing Botes
I Raion
Vermawe
Zebu Cattle
Cairo
Winston Churchill
Anrms Ayres
eErvess
Wide Bay
Chine
Moos
Dean
Wis
Seeeraline
Sas
West Indies
Hutton
Man
RSL
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