Chillagoe Becomes State Venture Highlighted by Minister
Minister to take charge of Chillagoe mine project speaks from Cairns on return, praising Government and private management. He notes strong ore output under capable leadership, with 40 tons daily on go slow and 33 men at work later, while rail, explosives, and cyclone damages affected operations. Local A.W.U. delegates back the Government plan and foresee a successful State venture with steady discipline and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Mum
Cairns
Athens
Ata Ameher
Toe Fabomet
Mir Jones
Jones
Goriters
Coly
Aunes
Goddard
Smet
Chillagoe
Janeurs
Wort
Qaee Ponepe
Chilagee
Eimagbergh
A.W.U
Queresland
Children Welfare Meeting Minutes Report and Relief Efforts
Notes from the Weetieg Children’s Welfare Association show a meeting at the Show of stere Pesedhight with reports on relief cases attended to. The Cairns Society met on Friday with accounts totaling 14/7 for payment and parcels delivered to the President Mrs Allen or Secretary Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcery
Soldiers' Entertainmen Effort at Returned Sol Post
The committee arranged an eight concert program for Friday evening at Here aed featuring a varied programme. Mr Wes Cairns purchased dairy stock in District Two and a high quality Shorthorn cowee selection noted. Stock Inspector M Tastom praised the event and the quality of offerings including prize items and dairy cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assiaera
Amd Seorth
Mum Viktres
Wes Cairns
M- Tastom
Cairns
Parson Misty Talk Forges Toast At Send Off
The Rev A Fox warned at a Thursday night send off that he would not appoint any man to the rebellion and would use his powers to stop others from taking part. He declared no one could oppose him in the upcoming events and spoke of the Oscillating Assembly leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vedonvale
A. Fox
Trower
Agata
Federal Parliament in Melbourne Debates Repatriation Mil Act
In Melbourne on March 2 the Senate debated the Repatriation Mil Act with Senator Millen opposing broad measures and Senator Grant proposing inclusion of munition workers abroad on the entitlement list. After extended discussion the motion was defeated 10 to in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Senate
Colleideren
Millen
Fed
Grant
Sugar price clash in Australian parliament debate
In Melbourne the House heatedly debated government sugar policy and a Queensland agreement. Members accused ministers of bungling while acknowledging price rises and proposed measures including a cash payment to wartime veterans and possible constitutional referenda.
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Melbourne
Ryan
Sac
Corser
Queensland
Growers
Millers
Maloney
McWilliams
Commonwealth
Cemene Atee
Ehate
House
Federal Country Party
Hughes
Perensiens
Pere Cy Viscotse
South Australia
Australia
Perth
CSR. Co
Tedor
Chaplan
Exra Borden
Herbert by election update from Brisbane
Brisbane dated March 26 reports a sharp rise in Herbert State roll electors over two months with 629 new names. Electoral officers confirmed enrolment claims as bona fide and said names already enrolled elsewhere would be struck off, allowing voting only in the last electorate of enrolment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Herbert
A &. Josephs
Surplus Railwaymen Move Sparks Public Discontent
In Brisbane the caucus government seeks staff cuts in the Railway Department by transfers to other divisions. About forty men have shifted chiefly to the State Insurance Office causing public servants to protest their seniority and exam standing. Public Service Commissioner Story said he would investigate to craft a proper grading scheme for the excess railway staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Marom
Railway Department
Public Service
Story
Royal Commission Rejects Decimal Currency Change
London March 25 The Royal Commission on decimal currency reports against adopting decimals. It finds gains in accounting do not justify the loss of convenience in other uses and notes English bankers see little overseas trade benefit from decimal adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Commission On
England
Havelock Wilson Pushes Sailors Against Nationalisation
Mr Havelock Wilson issued a manifesto to the national Sailors and Firemen's Union urging votes against state control of shipping. He argued centralised ownership would not raise sailors' wages or improve food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Havelock Wilson
National Sailors and Fireman's Union
Kennedy Seniors Special Meeting At Drill Shelter
A special meeting of the Kennedy Seniors will be held at the Drill Shelf tomorrow to discuss club matters and plan upcoming events. Attendance is requested from all members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Football Club
Kennedy Seniors
Drill Shelf-Torrow
Starr Bowkett Society Meeting Draws Marble for Appropriations
A Starr Bowkett Building Society general meeting at Lake Street elected ballot draws for advance loans. F G Locke chaired the session with C Taylor and J D Queley as scrutineers and Miss Foster drawing the marble, No 280 in Mr C C Wenerton’s name. further appropriation No 83 was auctioned and realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr-Bowkett Building Society
Lake Street
F. G. Locke
C Taylor
Jd.queley
Miss Foster
C. C. Wennerton
Fire Brigade Reform Talk At City Meeting
The Mayor Alderman J G Hoare with Mr Wilden and Mr Nevint opened a discussion on anonymous letters to the Fire Board and urged better public interest. He proposed a brigade committee from the men to boost engagement, with the Board offering support and plans for competitions to improve understanding and efficiency. The Board will consider the matter raised by Mr Twamins and report actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G Hoare
Wilden
A. Nevint
Ceeenine
Pune
de Fren
Carthe
Twa- Mins
British and American Advisers Push German Ruhr Action
London reports美国 and British Italy advisers urged Ebert to send troops into the Ruhr to crush Spartacists. Berlin notes Ludendorff fled to Denmark while Noske resignations and arrests loom. clashes in Hennemtorf Spandau leave casualties as Soviets and government troops battle. Reds hold districts from Dinslaken to Dorsten. Major political shifts include cabinet reform talks and amnesty pledges.
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London
Mar
United States
Brita
Italy
Ebert
Ruhr
Chroniele
Berlin
Ludendorff
Denmark
Trebitch Lincoln
Hungary
Pet Erals
Tis
Noske
Faris
Snes York Aoe Hertin
Maximilian Harden
Germany
Frankfurter Zeitung
Henmemtorf
Spandau
Bawer
Democrats
Centre Party
Essen
Reine
Dinlaken
Dorsten
Reichswehr
Fawer
Deenom
Island hurricane deters Panmotn group chaos
Sydney reports a severe hurricane sweeping the Panmotn group in the Pacific. Mack fra Island center of destruction as hurricane squalls and high waves wreck phosphate wharves and buildings. A French phosphate company manager is believed dead.
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Sydney
Mar
Panmotn
Pactic
Mackfra
Phosphates Company
Cairns Citizens' Brass Band Concert at Hospe Hall
The Cairns Citizens' Brass Band will perform a select programme Sunday afternoon under conductor Thomas H. Guy at Hospe. The event promises a bright afternoon of brass music for local patrons.
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Cairns
Thos. H. Guy
Salvation Army Band to Perform Sacred Program
The Salvation Army Band will render a sacred musical program at Carns District on Sunday afternoon starting 2 em. Bandmaster Alley will conduct. An Oddfellows' Excursion is planned with proceeds benefiting local causes. A proclamation under the Sugar Acquisition Act is noted in Cairns. Some social notes and local events throughout include a valedictory and marriage discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Carns
Alley
Athertos
A. B. Scott
Faberenter
Cairns
Heated exchanges mark NT inquiry hearing in Melbourne
In Melbourne Mara during a Northern Territory inquiry one day of hearings saw counsel Mr A C Morley clash with Royal Commissioner Mr Justice Ewing. Morley was ordered to retire after pressing for Home and Territories files while the Commissioner offered a quarter hour adjournment and later accepted Morley’s apology. The session touched on government departmental influence and the production of documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mara
A.C. Morley
Gilroth
Justice Ewing
Northern Territory
Jude
Morley
Home and Territories Department
Lieat
Col. Johnson
Frans
Watson
Defence
Dom
Homer
Che Hee
Giruth
Dr Giruth
Neatimg
Artises
Notice to Creditors on Estate of Mary Carr Roll
The Supreme Court of Queensland Townsville announces that Denis Co Mara and Patrick Bernard Doyle, executors of Mary Carr Roll, deceased, invite interested parties to inspect the estate accounts from January to March. Objections must be filed by the stated date at the Supreme Court House Townsville, with a memorandum if one intends to be heard on the passing of the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court OF Queensland
Townsville
Mary Carroll
Marecha
Carns
Queensland
Denis (Yhara
Patrick Bernard Doyle
Herberton
Jammary
Denis Co Mara
Patrick Bernard Dowie
Biterty
Supreme Court House
Townville
Comerford
Church and Street Services Announced for Holy Week
Fallowa church notices list Rev. F. J. Harrie at 1 pm on Thursday April 1 and Rev J A Sine cheie of W S yt Church Freahwater. Good Friday April 2 service at St Andrew's Presbyterian at 9 am with Holy Communion led by Bess A Sinclair. Preacher Jernie and soloist Mr Dustan also noted. Sunday services: 7:30 am and 9 am in various locations including Edmonton.
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Sacha Street
Fallowa
F. J. Harrie
J. A. Sinecheie
Syteran
Freahwater
Cairns
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Maly
Bess
A. Sinclair
V. Jernie
Dustanan
Weaaional 38
Sevuah
Edmonton
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