Town and Country notes from Port Douglas era health and honors
A mangled transport of names and places recounts Port Douglas visits by officials, naval promotions, university appointments, and local deaths. It mentions Lane Semenetown, Cairns station, Queensland, and officers including Captain Gilbert Harry MC Bar, with references to military actions and family service in the AIF. The piece blends ceremonial notices with personnel changes and local community details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jenner
Ae Department
Gilbert Harry
Harry
Jonners
J. A. Junner
Theosophy in Australasias Labor Council's Report
The piece critiques a Labor Council report arguing social transformation will occur, condemns exploitation, and emphasizes universal brotherhood. It discusses family roles, equality of opportunity, and the unearned increment from land values as a core cause of class tension, proposing state land ownership and public works as remedies.
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Labor Counci
Seth
Student of
Eee
Labor Council
Paris
Emir Feis
Emira
Garden of Eden
Australia
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Spence Street
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Sachs Street
Caiman
Victor
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Pecestanes Sand Cte Res
Jie
Aes Oe
Mt. Malice
Stine
Te Telephore
T. A. Ferry
Port Douglas
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Mar Scares
Rae Ea
Queensland
Parnell
Mla
Richards, D
Danomary
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Charles Campbell
Toowoomba
Simee
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Awn
Mr. K
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