Brisbane Finance Plan and Waterside Strike Mentioned
Brisbane observers expect a 22 million pound local loan bill to be introduced soon with banks likely subscribing substantial sums. The Waterside strike settlement pleased many, though moderates faced blame for delays as extremists in Sydney and Melbourne were accused of influencing events. Trade remains dull across retail and wholesale sectors, with optimism for a Christmas revival tempered by anticipated financial strains from the age pool and overseas credit conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Unite & Heavy
Theodore
Sydney
Melbourne
Berg Wee
Focal
Theiip
London
Ithe Niland Los Forthcoming
Controversy Aboard Ventura Over Anthem Flag Incident
An Australian Union president aboard the Ventura recalls a voyage clash over national anthems. Dr Mannix reportedly sat through British and American tunes as the band played Ireland’s and the Star Spangled banners, provoking loud anger from American passengers and plans for protest actions in San Francisco and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Congregational Union
E. Davies
International Council
New South Wales Union
Mannix
Mr. Davies
Celeeaegg
Joanni
Ner
Wiocekers
America
England
Scotland
Ireland
Archbishop Mannix
Mr. Parsons
New York
Dr Mannix
Dr. Maneis
Anne
San Francisco
Washington
Ventura
Vaughan
Central Technical College's apprenticeship plan endorsed
Central Technical College and employers along with industrial unions and the Arbitration Court back an apprenticeship scheme. If successful, it will connect the college with workshops, training after formal study, and open opportunities denied in the past, forging a vital link between education and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical Collé
Conjunere
Arbitration Court
Innisfail Hospital Monthly Meeting Proceedings
The Innisfail Hospital held its monthly meeting at the Court House last Tuesday with committee members A S Mellick chair G Petersen T J Macginnis H El Cooney A Cochran and secretary H Meclsirath present. An apology was given for W Watt’s absence. A payment from South Johnstone workers was received via Tams and a note from the Home Secretary promised further funds when available. Financials showed expenses and incoming revenue. a review of accounts was ordered. The secretary was authorized to purchase spirits and committee vacancies were filled by J H Payne and H J Worth. presidency remains vacant. Reports noted 26 patients in institution with 56 males admitted. other details truncated by legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail Hospital
Court House
A. 5. Mellick
G. Petersen
T. J. Macginnis
H EL Cooney
A. Cochran
H. Meclsirath
W. Watt
Home Secretary
Golden Casket Fund
Mogrilvan
Meaddeens
Kington’ S
J. H. Payne
H. J. Worth
Etke Sanpee
Ream
Queens
Acreage Summary From Parcel Listings
Fragmentary OCR notes describe property totaling 49 acres including cultivated tracts and a 10 acre Falcon subdivision with remaining balance. No clear dates or full entities present.
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Stannary Hills
Irvinebank
Herberton
Ravenshoe
Stacey & Stacey
Cairns
Townsville
Chevrolet
ACA
Stany
Stanie
F.e.b
Rees & Tice Limited
aVvrney
North Queensland
A L. Wevitt & CO
Agems of Come
Nat Bromham
Bromham
ITE Railway Statio
A. Hoossain
Einasleigh and
Kidston
Qealiqr
Olesale Wine and Spirit Merchant
Mptry A
DR. Mannix
Innisfail
Iost
Herald
Ccnt
Heteeeid Geyser & Gees
Weiouncen
Sheraton Design
Queensland
A. J. Draper Ltd
Uhe
Swain's
J. Swain
Telephone
Abbott Street
Biba Wi Senn
He Sgaeiel Blandes Tok
J. Dan
Babinda
the Universal Biscuit
Arnott
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