Prime Minister Welcomed in Cars at Wyreena
Prime Minister Hughes arrives to a dense crowd at Wyreena on Saturday. Hundreds attend the heart of the town as trucks and paraphernalia line the entrance. He is chauffeured to the Strand Hotel then to the Shire tea where he spends the afternoon amid many notable locals and guards.
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Hughes
Hart
MD Hah Paumper
Grafton
Carrie Farm
Saline
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Diemeck
Higher
Ee Givens
Linton Derchard
Mr. Pritchard
Sugar industry rhetoric and mixed views at northern synod
Fragmentary remarks reveal debate over sugar export revenue and industry influence. Speakers discuss national policy, regional progress, and the need to observe conditions firsthand while contrasting immigration, settlement, and social change in a growing tropical polity.
Deputations to Mr Hughes at Cairns Shire Hall
Deputations waited on Mr Hughes at Cairns Shire Hall on Saturday morning. Representations from cane growers and returned soldiers sought action on sugar and cotton expansion, farming experimentation, and better housing. Officials discussed extending cotton areas in the Southern States and sugar production constraints, while calling for government support amid population pressures.
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Hughes
Cairns
Visi
Sear
J. Draper
Own Connell
Joneph Campbell
Nagar Ana
Tha Cat
Commonwealth
Xur- Pass
Bublans
Himgel
Aerie
Civic Luncheon Honors Prime Minister At Strand
A civic luncheon honored the Prime Minister on a Saturday at the Strand Hotel with local officials including Ch mat of the Shire Council present. The event featured toasts to the King and to "Our Guest" and noted the hospitality of Mr Hughes, with remarks on emulation of leadership and the guest’s visit to the Tableland.
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Fea Mylao Pi
Strandtel
Ch Mat
Shire Council
Iit Mig Hughes
Viet Hetther
Cr Teale
Wacham Shire
Hughes Reply Reflects Support for Industry and Unity
In a lengthy reply Mr Hughes lauds the efforts of Australian government backing for all industries and export drives, praising collective progress over individual effort. He argues government backing is essential for regional prosperity and notes varied views from figures like Mr Marwell and Mr Hamford.
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Hughes
Doeensland
Cairns
Ad al- Tomah
Saxia Bale
Cairns Aquatic Club Jazz Evening at Graysday
Cairns Aquatic Club hosts a jazz evening at Aquatic Hall Graysday in June 1922 featuring Ladies 2 and the Pear CsshAn Race Club at Mossman June 10. Prize money, Maid Plate and Ladies Bracelet races are listed with jockey and attendance notes amid unclear other items and brand ads.
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Mareeba
Auelar
Millar
Herberton
Cairns
OK Ashe
Jee
Secrtary
Mossman
Eine
Abele
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