Annual meeting of the United Graziers Association at Brisbane
The fifty seventh annual meeting of the United Graziers Association was held in Brisbane on May 13 and 14, 1930. Norman Rourke was reelected president for the next year. Discussion covered wool board proposals, marketing, and urgent support measures for graziers hit by drought. The council urged government aid, favorable loan terms, and restocking assistance while opposing unnecessary new boards. Resolutions backed deep water port facilities, northern export plans, and reciprocal trade actions to protect the wool industry.
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United Raver
Brisbane
Norman Rourke
F. W. Kvlcock
Mivunter
Vie Cine
Townsville
Animal Wealth Peniitens
Arasses
Te Heinstock
Eriter Sog
Petes En Oeister
Wriler He Primary
Argamisaton
Andatey
Uritiary
Iustry Levy
Weber War
Chaziers
Wales
Ukluatee
Ie Wrens
Meibery
Australia
Queensland
Captain Abbott
Northern Territory
United Graziers' Association
Cattle Holding Rem
Federal Council
Coolmemwralth
United States of America
Graziers
Fedteral Council
Commonwealth
Tariff Board
Mareeb Court Hearing On May 18 Drunken Motor Offense
Maree' Cann pleads guilty to a drink influenced motor vehicle offense on May 18 before Mestre Schwarten and R Lyon. Prosecutor details show a drunken driving incident with a charge of careless driving. Bench fines and three months imprisonment were imposed with potential suspensions based on prior behavior.
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Mareeb
Marecha
Mestre Schwarten
R. Lyon
Jet
Heams
Laine
Sambilay
Hee
Boyle
Stewart's Creek
Bartle Frere Notes Rugby Injury and Barracks Update
May on Sunday afternoon with rugby in the school grounds. A player fell or was pushed and carried to Balmada Hospital for treatment. A separate incident describes youths torching and searching at night, returning a harmed man home. It notes the demolition of an old barrack and erection of a new split barrack improving noise control. The Balminda Mill Board directors and local residents are listed with committee roles.
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Victor Tilway
Hauld
Balmada Hospital
Franl Yucanel
Aea
Saray
Balunda
Babinda Mill Board
Sarin Frere
Mir. W. MM Simaronte 2
Salvatore Arandolinig
Tully Notes On Chamber Of Commerce Meeting
May 19 Tully Chamber of Commerce discusses welcoming visiting delegates from the district and Cardwell Shire Grimmet meeting. The plan includes transport, accommodation, and a welcome aligned with town importance, with travel by car and coordinated arrangements. A note of a lighthearted maternity anecdote at the end contrasts with the dinner and conference aims.
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Tully
Tully Chaber of Commerce
Mullins Hotel
Cardwell
Shire Council
Cr Rice Henry
Sounell
Air. K. Cintophor
Chamber
Mangas
Athertm
Win CERTAIN MEMBERE ABSENT CANBERRA May 19
Absent members in the House of Representatives at Canberra reduce opposition votes this week. Government expects additional votes due to some absentees and shifts among former critics. Recalcitrant ministers reportedly influenced by the government’s treaty obligations.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Gov|s
Messrs
RG Men
EF Bartem
Rotorua mineral mud shipped to England for spas
Wellington reports a ton of mineral mud from the Rotorua thermal region is being sent to England for use in Harrogate Bath and other spas and for treatment of certain diseases. Larger shipments will follow as the Rotorua mud supply is nearly exhausted.
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Wellington
Rotorua
England
Harrogate
Bath
Missioner's View from London on Empire Thermal Mud
Sir James Farr predicts Empire produced thermal mud from Rotorua will become a successful treatment in Eog spas. He notes Australia and Britain may benefit from mineral-impregnated mud shipments as potential therapies gain traction.
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Australian Associated Press
London
James Farr
Rotorua
Empire
Eogspas
Death inquest into Hannah Beswick at South Johnstone
At Innisfail on May 1 the Coroner’s Court heard testimony on the death of Hannah Beswick, who died April 10 at South Johnstone. Witnesses described her fall during a night of drinking and the involvement of S H Trenfield and others. No definite cause or foul play established. timing noted around 4 30 am with attempts to summon aid and a possible prior drinking bout.
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Francis E. _McConachie
South Johnstone
Sueir Saieg
Ami
S. H. Trenfeld
Rerpeam Wayle
Trenfield
Simpann
Mrs. Beswick
Rillies
Anf
Seam Boyle
Doetm
Sydney Herbert Trenfield
Bibles
Tapisfail
Amit
Billie Warshe
Tami
Magic Baring Farm Fur
Mr. Beswick
Simpgin
Boyle
Mar
Arson Case Dropped At Townsville Court
Townsville May 1 The North Queensland Supreme Court proceedings adjourned as the Crown Prosecutor entered a nolue prosequi in the arson charge against Maria Hamiona Caner of Jarviefeld. Evidence showed a bed area alight with kerosene and candles, with police later noting the defendant’s disputed police statement. The judge sustained a defense objection to part of the statement as an inducement.
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Townsville
North ‘Een Supreme Court
Justien RJ Soudan
Fenmausing
Maria ‘Hamiona Caner
Jarviefeld
Ayr
Wisness
My Barry
J.P. Quinn
Victorian Waistlines at Royal Garden Debutante Event
The Daily Mall reports fashion trend notes from London on May 18. Debutantes in July at Buckingham Palace are expected to showcase Victorians style with tight waists, tulle skirts, and ornate trims. Lord Chamberlain rules govern debutantes post marriage attire with tailored outfits and lace satin fabrics.
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London
Rao
Bata
Royal Garden
Buseinglase Palace
Leon
Wanama
By-law Violations Over Road Damage From Wheel Chains
In Innisfail on May 1 19?, Archer testified that wheel chains on vehicles cause road damage along the Johnstone Shire roads. Police say fines were imposed, with costs and professional disbursements, and imprisonment possible if unpaid. The incident involved chains on a rear wheel and a damaged surface near Saydy Forhet.
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Innisfatl
Vairettan
Archer
Johnstone Shire
South Johnstoreroa
Tasrvlman
Moresby
Cataido
Saydy
Harrolmayy
McNamee
Billie
Nerada School Erection Approved In Nerala
In Tully on May 19 the Minister for Education advised Mrs C Cook that the Nerala State School section had been approved. Plans and estimates for a building capable of accommodating 40 pupils were deemed ready after public works assessment. Construction will proceed with the project timeline forthcoming.
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Tully
Mare
C. Cook
Tle
Nerala
Flu Comper
Harchch Plana
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Dasbres
A. J. Draper Pty. Led
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Council OF United
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E A. Lymburne
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Cron Gide Niet
Missioner
Sielv
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Speyer
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Alee
Nolle
Chasor
Townsville Court
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