Cane for payments debate over cane varieties and inspector power
A heated discussion on cane payments continues with Mr Moore and Mr Chapman clashing over inspector authority. Grievances focus on growing non sweet varieties and the impact on sugar yield, with proposals for amendments to limit central power and protect growers' livelihood as members argue for a balanced, majority sweet cane approach.
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Earl
Moore
Claughter
Chapman
Bai
Cunningham
Badib
Mr. Chapin
Amendment carried amid debate over analysis and loans
The meeting approved the amendment by a 29 to 19 vote, with a similar margin to carry the motion. Members clashed over analysis payments and loan sources, while the chairman urged farmers to wait for final payments before pressing petitions. A brief exchange touched on the Cane Price Board and farmer relief. Potatoes, fruit, vegetables, and water were noted as preventing rickets in children.
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Farl
Cadet
Earl
Moore
Mr. Earl
Weill
Mer
Eatee
Jihe
Warwick Farm Meeting Divides Turf War Tote Dividend
Sydney November 24 AJ.C. Warwick Farm races feature Malden Handicap first heat with Eire 6 Tintees leading, Bouveret, Echo Point, Jean Margot, Lady Doris in chase. Alberic margins and a two-length gap highlight a crowded field, with time 1.14. Second event details show Green Moor, Backhampton, Mountebank among entries, time 1.14. Alberic wins, followed by Samite and Ketch, with odds and placements noted for a large field. Macquarrie Grove Handicap follows with similar field dynamics and times, continuing the busy program at Warwick Farm.
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Tintees
Echo Point
Jean Margot
Lady Doris
Wea
Brisbane Assembly Debates Tax Bill and Arbitration Clash
In Brisbane the Treasurer W H Barnes moves to extend the super land tax with opposition calling it iniquitous and a breach of promises to abolish it. The debate covers government finances, alleged mismanagement, and references to previous administrations. The session ends with the second reading push and adjournment after 34 to 2 vote.
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Brisbane
W. H. Barnes
K. Papes
Lab. Heten
Lhe
G. P. Barnes
Nat
Warwick
Cace
W. Forgan Smith
Control board limits match to three days
Sydney reports that on November 22 the Board of Control announced the match between teams would be limited to three days. The notice came from Mr Oxlade, representing the board.
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Sydney
Oxlade
Memory's Win In Sunday Aquatics Race
Memory Alma wins Sunday afternoon aquatics race after a successful sale. Event details are limited but highlight Memory Alma as the victor in the afternoon session.
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Memory Alma
British Government weighs Scullin migration request
London reports the British Government has not decided on migration representations by Mr J H Scullin the Australian minister. Officials say the government will avoid creating an ambiguous precedent and may seek a supplementary contract to adjust a vital clause of the 34 million scheme while adding new obligations.
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Steteres Ao
Ana Beemer
Emae Oe
London
Australian Press Association
Ue J H. Scullin
Commonwealth
Butterfly fish in West Africa described in fragment
Readable scraps note butterfly fish in West Africa, with phrases about they then alight and move along the surface, but the text is fragmentary and unclear. The excerpt hints at behavior but lacks full context or coherent narrative.
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West Africa
Train Plundered as Bandits Kill Passengers on Bulgarian Frontier
Belgrade reports bandits attacked the Orient Express from Constantinople to Paris between the tier station and Tzaribrod. Two passengers were killed, others wounded, the train damaged. Only the engine reached Tzaribrod. Bulgarian authorities closed the frontier and sent troops to pursue presumed Ouzenalt bandits.
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Belgrade
Constantinople
Paris
Tzaribrod
Tzaribrid
South Johnstone Water Supply Proposal Debated
In Innisfail on November 22 Johnstone Shire Council set to interview the South Johnstone Co-operative. The inquiry scheme involves Rev James Sibree D D, church architect and LM.S. missionary to Madagascar, who has died at 93.
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South Johnstone
Innisfail
Johnstone Shire Council
South Johnstone Co-operative
Mil
Ox South Townstone Towns
James Sibree
D.D
Lm.s
Madagascar
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Garrison
Bankdraft
County Clare
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Halcyon
Miss Linnett
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Franklin
Salamos
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Toe
Ketch
Gloria
Sun Lover
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Lord Kennaquhair
Ban Jim
Rubicon
Patadawn
Pa Bavacre
Franciscan
Bill Fine
Keene Eae
Pease
H. Bruce
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Kennedy
G. Pollock
Gregory
Auditor-General
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Abbott Street
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Ipswich
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Towsville
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Epeare Bays— Tees
A. J. Draper Ltd
Rexine
Osman
Draper Ltd
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P.O
W. R. Eddleston
Excelsior” Cycle Works
Sheridan Street
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Dutton Street
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