DOUGLAS CREDIT AND RECENT ELECTION CLAIMS
A letter to the editor argues for Douglas Credit as a preferable path to suffrage and governance over revolution. It notes Mr. Stewart and Mr. Hollins in Victoria, cites £500 rewards for a distiller’s contest, and mentions chambers of commerce and local figures, while urging evidence of Douglas Credit’s soundness.
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Ravenshoe Weekly Social and Sports Roundup
Ravenshoe and Ravensseer district notes wrap a busy week of visits and travels. Mr C Tunnie visited Cairns, Mr Thooa Meviia returned from Ravenshoe on Friday, and Prof Henged palisiey was seen at the Such. Local players competed in card parties and exhibitions, with prizes won by G King and Fred Edwards, and W Stewart leading the Ravenshoe fimbaliers to a win over Bumlay.
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Wales Beats Ireland in London Match
In a London international at Wresham Wales defeated Ireland 3 2 amid a crowd of 29 000. Wales tallied two goals in the first half and secured the victory with a late strike.
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Life on Earth and the Possibility of Extraterrestrial Life
The piece discusses life’s origins and the limits of living matter, noting the primeval earth with hotter chemistry and the role of photosynthesis. It weighs whether life exists elsewhere, examining planetary conditions on Mars and Venus and the impact of temperature, water, and oxygen on potential life.
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Scouts Plan June Events and Anzac Day Commemoration
The report notes a well attended scouters meeting with plans for inter troupe Welsh Flag competition and Chief’s judging role. June visit by the Commissioner prompts cubs’ competition and Cairns functions. Sir Leslie Orme-Wilson to visit with a scout show. A September scouts and cuts swimming carnival is proposed along with near term inter troop visits and a church parade for Anzac Day.
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CAINS (GT. JOHN'S) DANCE SATURDAY
Parents of St Peter's Patrols Fourth Cairns Troop arrange a dance for Edge Hill, with seating provided. Tickets and details circulated to scouts and leaders for the planned event on March 30 at the town hall.
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Cairns Scout Troop Holds Cancelled Cake Sails And Parade
Cairns Scout Troop activities detailed include two postponed cake sails for Troop touring fund and a Bent cake sail on April 13 with another on April 20. The Bishop visits tonight and a Sunday church parade at 9 45 am with Sung Eucharist. Scouts and cubs gather at 9 15 am for inspection before service. Parents committee meeting set for Wednesday at St Johns.
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Shooting Fish and the Ducted-Wave Underwater Gun
A French inventor plans a method to shoot fish using ducts beneath waves. A light helmet and compressed air let the diver breathe while a tube from a compressed air tank powers a rapid underwater dart gun. The device aims to fire arrows with high accuracy through water.
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Dimbulah Notes March Meeting of Growers Association
The Dimbulah Notes report the March directors meeting of The Dimbulah Tobseso Growers Association in the district office with officers including G Veneas Aerie M Tullock and secretary fir Ror Pormat. Topics covered include permits for a grading shed to handle leaf growth, proposed district changes, and petitions to the Department of Agriculture. The session also addresses shipping and sales, plus a death in the Petts Brothers circle and a then later club meeting where officers were elected for the coming season.
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