Mareeba Council Debates Valuation and Housing Plans
At the Mareeba shire council meeting on Thursday the council debated the August 168 valuation roll, discussed appointing a valuer general officer, and considered costs for subdividing land. The meeting approved using the Valuer General's Department for advice, plus plans to recognize pioneers with town names. The council urged support for Mareeba aerodrome use for air force training and called for better passenger facilities on the Slollow train. Housing and water supply issues were raised, with the minister to be pressed for housing plans and temporary plant arrangements to secure water.
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Mareeba
Mar Be
CL Davies
Gr. J. F. Bartley
Amis Council
Scjnetan
Mutreca
John Atherton
Fleet
Entersid End
Alvee's
Sarerbend
Serry Millers
Sra
Bartley
Maresba
Townsville
Inez
Air Be
Thurston
Molloy
Beevice
Dr .Vains
Cr. Vains
Luce
James Hardie and Company
Australian Delegation to London Conference Details
A report on Australian aims for the London conference covers urging imperial cooperation and a customs union, with ministers McEwen and Casey named to lead. It notes Britain’s trade deficits and Australia’s improving balance of payments, plus imperial preference and American investment as key issues for policy.
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Arthur Faddepould
Arthur
Casey
Denera
Tei Histon
Oiher
McEwen
Treasury
London
United Kingdom
British Commonwealth of Natase
Canada
Ming
Bax
Australia
Sullivans
Lord Koriweight Tathit Terence
Swindon
Austraua
Fredy
Chambers of Manufactures of Acacalls
Withallaston Aheerver
Geneva
Iaee
Atnecy
France
Country Party
Jebee
McEwes
GATE
America
United Linker
Pumerout Re
Prespa
URA
Eisen Bower
Puch Om
Catholic Bible Translation Plans Highlighted by Hartman
The article outlines Catholic efforts to revise scripture with a new English Bible by 1955, led by Rev. Lous F. Hertman. It notes differences from Protestant Bibles, including seven deuterocanonical books and varied commandments, while highlighting church support for lay readers seeking direct access to original texts.
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Ameri
Apoe
Lous F. Hertman
Edita Sind
Scane 35
Ereat
Crist
Epostlee
Harman
Hertmen
Hartman
Wisdom
Birach
Maccabers
Judith
Tobias
Tax on mining incomes and exemption extension
A government report notes the mining income tax exemption expired with the year ending June but will stay operative for the current financial year. The change puts all mine owners on the same tax basis for extracted mineral wealth. Output figures show Australia’s mine production trends, with Western Australia leading and Queensland following in annual ounces.
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Atsiraliy Uy
Yuguat
Risbalielan
Galgo
Western Australia
Queensland
Queensland Campus Seeks Diploma Examinations in Brisbane
A garbled passage notes university exams for diplomas at the University of Queensland in Brisbane. It references Australian students and mentions UNESCO and cultural rites in Southeast Asia, including Laotian and Thai effects on rituals and a scare tactic with rockets from elevated platforms.
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University of Queensland
Brisbane
Unesco
Vast Harbour Bridge Contract Details Amid Oceanic Project
A sanitized report notes the United Kingdom firm Reverand Engineering and Danish contractor Storm Ringt win a major harbour bridge contract in New Zealand. They will build a vast steel structure designed to resist heavy seas and support ferry traffic amid tidal and water depth challenges. The work involves precast elements, reinforced piers, and a long delivery timeline with completion expected within four years.
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Pridige
Zealand
Bil
Syd
Cleveland
Anc
Tnederland Harbear’ Brides Authority
Trafic Conges
Sridge Eth
Careg
Ans Amd
Electete Aervices
Pe Htangest
Enetinf
Fave
Borman Leng
Sy Hey Harbour
Denmark
Thich
Victoria
Neouera
Zamboni
Manila Ordinance Silences Street Musicians In Public Pub
Mayor Tenario Santos Diaz issued an ordinance prohibiting street musicians from performing without a special permit. The measure follows complaints from Fraidenty alleging roving bands disrupting crowds as roving performers demand permits.
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Manila
Ja.p
Quexon City
Tenario Santos Diaz
Fraidenty
Forten
Mia Rela
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Vest
Mamen Et
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Empargrewer-Grasier
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Fiera
Couren
Iemee
Ray Howarth
Aplin Street
Caims
Mareeba Valuation
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Tocal
Mamie Ce
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Cr Bartley
Arfordance
Crine
Chaitman
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Sareeba
Dunbular Road
H. H. Coling
Bela
Far Wort
Siareeos
Dimbilab Road
D._ Blakeney
Brown
Celved
Collins
Commission Homey
St Mareeba
Hhs Collins
Maretra
W. McGar
E. Suble
C. Suble
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Ruma
Enginetrs
Gutteridge
Davey
Woson
Nis
Mareche
Lalida Fener
Maaistant
Royal Communion Inquiry
Mio
HF. Whitton
Commonwealth
Human Rights Committee
United Nations
Labour Party
Bradfield
Thureday
New South Wales
Bertram Stevens
Rocky
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Gordon
J. L'Waddy
Tiphier
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Werriwa
Labour
Cami
Thdo- Cina
Thailand
Berenaders
Silky Oak Furnishers Famersl
Lake Street
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Dew
Weney
Fittheg
Leck
Westherpreef
Roel
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Auhalis
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Edward Joysi
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