Migrant labor plan outlines 1850s Queensland scheme
The article describes a migrant labor scheme in Queensland aimed at recruiting and transporting migrant workers before the 1854 season. It notes the need for reliable estimates of migrant numbers, lists growers’ concerns, and mentions expected arrivals around January with a large portion of workers from the countryside. It emphasizes the industry’s experience with migrant labor and the planned selection and supervision of migrants, stressing that the plan may depend on the electoral process and regional needs.
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Sts
Queensland
Mairiet
Indusre
Ernie Sanata
Hulk
Weiner
Erie
Fragments Note Ambiguous Local Item in OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR lines point to an unspecified local matter with unclear dates and parties. Readable names or places are absent, leaving a brief, defocused snippet that cannot be tied to a definite event or outcome.
Convicted Three Charges In Union Case
Fragmentary text reports multiple convictions on three charges and mentions individuals including Catrait, Flgwart, and others linked to a union matter. The record references a person named Tailstone Gunther and may involve a court proceeding or arrest. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Thanking local doctors and neighbors after a festival
A garbled note expresses gratitude to doctors, Austine and a neighbor for help during a festival event. It mentions thanks for support and care given during a Saturday evening, likely in Mareeba.
Memorial notice for family members in Innisfail and beyond
A fragmented obituary tribute recalls loved ones including a mother and grandmother, with names like Louie, Margaret, Janet, Leslie, and Elizabeth. It mentions a husband and children, a cairn remembrance on November 2, and expresses enduring love. The piece lists kin across regions and notes a memorial in their memory.
Farm Advisory Officers Meet In Brimblee Nevada Report
Farm advisory officers convened with Cairns RAC officials presiding as elections for committee roles took place. Officials discussed deck safety hazards from decayed rigging at Palms Beach and urged shire council action while praising the progress of the new venture and noting regional agricultural extension work.
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Ir Tj Watkins
Cairns
RAC
Cours
Palms Beach
Terence Smiley
Barry Jouth
Isis
Aisurak
Havel Ko
Tive
Shire Cours
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Ams
J. Devill
Moreton Cone
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Roulteilley
Sue Reculerty
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Ames
Apna
Patrick
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Tabielands
Vrirarty
Une ‘Cours
Bren Schatrman
AL McConnell
Mesere
F Jones
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Pitlards
Patrice Taylor
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King
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B. Sayr
Cairns Market Quotations and Local News Snapshots
A patchwork of market rates and local items including rainfall notes, art film listings on Belgian painter Rubens, Congo art, and American painter Franklin Walkine. Court proceedings in Cairns feature a union case, worker actions, and penalties. Weather and prices for Cairns and Port Douglas areas are noted along with vegetable prices and weekly market summaries.
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CWA
Rubess
Congo
California
Franklin Walkine
Innisfail Nov 22 Molar Car Crash Injures Several
At Otchee Creek farms a molar car crash injured multiple workers including Genttrey stickiess a Clume Point labourer and Melarden aged 20. Injuries included abrasions to arms elbows and hands plus punctured wounds. They were taken to the hospital for treatment and observation.
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Innisfall
Otchee Creek
Genttrey
Vidler
South Jonn
Tnoierail Hospital
Far Northern Advisory Divisional Committee Reform
The R.A. Co Far Northern Advisory Divisional Committee, once active, was reorganized to adopt a new method aimed at increasing efficiency in the region. The change reflects RA.C.Q. efforts to streamline operations and improve oversight in ongoing duties.
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R.a.co
FAR Northern Advisory
Ra.c.q
Australian road crisis sparks inter state transport talks
Australian officials discuss road depreciation and adequacy as interstate traffic potential grows. ministers plan a conference after law changes and a privy council tax ruling, with a transport officers meeting leading up to a state ministers session.
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Sis
South
Salaries Disputes Highlight Court Hearing Details
An archival report describes a city court session led by Judge Raymond Reily last Friday over higher salaries for municipal workers. The proceedings cover arbitration terms, potential back pay, and plans to adjust pay scales while noting testimony from officials including Blackburn and Blekhura.
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Melbainerne
Henk Alberaln
Deiima
Huner
Iit
Ahdite
Claus Vary
Fey
Ciel
Sty Raymond Reily
Loan Council Fixes Rates Across Commonwealth
Australian officials discuss restructuring loan terms to benefit local government amid debates on decentralisation and fiscal policy. Aimed at stabilising borrowing costs, the plan faces constitutional questions and the challenge of balancing state interests with national aims.
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Spooner
Industrial Court Decisions in Queensland Sugar Row
Industrial Court decisions unfold on joint applications from the Queensland Cane Growers Council and the Australian Workers Union regarding two day pay for mill workers and possible double time for cane maintenance staff. A related claim about cane cutters’ wage rates and overtime remains pending, while government stance on a conference of local government representatives to discuss council finances remains unsettled.
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Quercsland Can Growers Council
Ruse Fraling Sawer Producare’ Association
Frese
Australian Workers’ Union
Silow
Bunton
Tom
Wurde
Albury
Msoriabin
Nsw
Bro
Sted
Australia
Esa
Buales
Golden Casket race results and political notes
A jumble of race results and political commentary appears. Names such as Harrie Le UCatand A. Reieg are mentioned alongside race outcomes and a discussion of the Austrian Council presidency and Queensland electoral themes. The text blends sports notes with governance and election remarks, reflecting a crowded newspaper page fragment.
Obituary Notice for Rosanne Michie of Edmonton
Rosanne Michie widow of the late Char Br Michie of Edmonton dies at 60. Born in St Helens England she came to Saintes as a child and moved to local district in youth. Survived by daughters Mrs Le Ryline Eamonton and Mrs Hodees Cairns, four grandchildren. Two sons and one daughter predeceased her. Funeral from St Monica's Cathedral Cairns at 3 pm with requiem to follow at 4 pm.
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Industriel
Ratter
SUNG
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IMAC
Shirley Ferti
Padenna
Paar
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Sinea
Wilton
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Seadon
Port Douglas
Whart
Momine
Sim
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Tiwae
Fiowar Hotel Orl
Rivas
Aalemien
Wilson
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Putin
Consigamenis
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Amd
al Tot Pale
Mir Smart
Queensland Harbour
Buardy
Morden
Townsville
Geert
Stuart
Caires
Alfela
Yeensland
Lund
Mr Hospital
Hampton
Gladerone
Runder Bees
Briges
Hartowe
Rene Ieee
Thera
Queensland
Nanmered
Bea
Thurs
Ube Sericultarml Cole
Burgess
Nisfal Corrempordie
Mra Rosanne
Michie
Edmonton
Helen's
England
Saiens
le Ryline
Eamonton
Anthony Sobert Belly Innisfail Notice
Nov 2 Mr Job Kelly a former Tata resident involved in a local matter. Geneeral-road Teopriffe area lists Anthony Anbers in connection with the case. Local authorities note details of residence and relationships as part of the public notice.
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Innisfail
Job Kelly
Tata
Tnnistatl
Tt Heatley
Brishene
Gennercral-Roed
Teopriffe
Baa
Hin
Anthony Anbers
Sydney greets returned battalion amid confetti celebration
In Sydney crowds welcomed the Third Battalion as 2504 members of the New Zealand Forces arrived from Korea. Storms of confetti showered the marchers while veterans wore tape and ticker banners in a festive homecoming.
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Sydney Greets
Sydney
Maillion
Zealate Sint “Finla
Thelania
Korea
Turkish Sugar Project Large Refinery Being Burnt
London reports that a large Turkish sugar refinery project is under attack with fire or explosions at a Site town site. Agricultural and trade officials said the plant could raise capacity and boost exports with help of government support.
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London
Turkey
eSanwar
Application for Possession in 1965 NSW case notes
The document records an eviction action by a landlord against a tenant over arrears and rent due, detailing parties including the applicant and respondent, property ownership, dates of tenancy and holidays, and court process. It outlines claims for discharge of possession, arrears, and ordered rent terms with reference to cargo, shipments, and debts across months and a final date in January 1965.
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Ane Bia
Fiat Coward
Fenberra
Bydvey
Miniey
Macher
Grill Ar Coubes
Seat Court of
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Jon Reptemier
Liv
Adelaide
Sesser de
Japan
Wonalinat
Cowra
Niger
Meltouenshie
Pomerealim
Melplale
Australian Local Government Talks on Finance Meeting
The Australian Council of Local Government Associations discusses finance for its annual meeting. Officials note local councils are restricted to 42 percent on borrowed money and seek higher interest rates. Dr Leo Barry, president of New South Wales, says shires need a large sum of money while other leaders warn of limits.
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Dekavin
Ossevel
New South Wales
Leo Barry
Fire and railway scare dominate Malton meeting
The meeting discussed major fires and a hazardous takeover plan affecting the mill and reserve lands. Fire Chief cautioned about sawdust and shavings hazards. Sir Gordon led a cruise to Cairns and backed a formal notice to the railway superintendent.
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Elle
Aeral
Soren
Istians
Thellor
Kinestont
Bert Iger
Sir Guidon
Mr. Griffiths
Dar Fwan
Sunny
Lai
Sues
Bebrain
Mearshi
Cevlun
Penany
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