Town and Country mixed travel notices and local notices
A jumble of arrivals and departures from Townsville area figures. Mr H Ray from the north and Mr Hamicy southbound by two Tecariyes on Wednesday night. Mrs Anning from Townsville. Mr H Easterby, director of Sugar Experiment Stations, left for the south. Mr Justice Shand to Brisbane for Fall Court. Mr R J Douglas acting Northern Supreme Court judge in his absence. A Northern District Patriotic Fund meeting set for the afternoon. Also notes on a tonic liver pill and a token gift to Miss Bessie Keating from hotel boarders.
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H. Ray
Hamicy
Ac Bell Arived Yeatenday
Babindi
Mee. G. Speed
Spain
D. Kyle
Wedongp Irese
HT. Easterby
Justice Shand
Townsville
Brisbane
R. J. Douglas
Nomhemn
Supreme Court
Melbourne boy recalls epic war odyssey from Canada to Egypt
A Melbourne boy tells how he traveled across war zones from Albert, Canada to Australia, hid on transports, stowed away in holds, survived in Alexandria and Salonika, and joined the 6th New Zealand Mounted Rifles before ending back in Melbourne. He arrived with no obvious age, claiming an intimate grasp of world events. He sought to avoid being sent back and stayed at the Red Cross Nest awaiting military decision.
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Melbourne
Red Cross
Dann
Albert
Canada
Australia
Bourke” Street
Eas
East Metae
Stokehold
Colombo
Alexandria
Monastir
Salonika
Cairo
6Th
New Zealand Mounted Rifles
Marseilles
Armentieres
Bertion
Traitors to the Labour Platform in Federal Debate
In a Hansard page from Parliament Mr. Joseph Cook argues that Labour's stance on war shows betrayal of platform principles. He asserts wartime demands require decisive action, challenges pacifist abstentions, and calls for unity in emergency, questioning opposing voices. He frames war as a harsh reality requiring vigorous leadership.
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Joseph Cook
Parramatta
Lincoln
America
Ned
Walt Lee
Socialists Inspect Lynch Speech in Melbourne Guild Hall
Crowded Melbourne Guild Hall heard Aliss Adela Pankhurst address the conscription issue as Senator Lynch spoke on socialism and the Labor split. The gathering reflected strong anti conscription sentiment with attendees framing partisan fault lines and public policy debates.
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Aliss
Adela Pankhurst
Guild Hall
Melbourne
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Town & Country
King
McLean
Carter GT
Mums
LCD
Aeatiet
Amp
Abbow’ Street
Mr. Salisbury
Ingham
Northern District Patriotic Fund
Sam Sing
Lake Street
Bettie, Kelly
Bessie Keating
Nelson Hotel
Keating
M.C McSharry
Mackay
France
Vallipali
Praince
R. J. Overland
Cairne
SAINT
Alfred Taylor
Cairns
Phonesa
Fearnley &Co., Ltd
Wharf Street
Cairras
Fearniny
Lea
Cates
F. W. Allmuller
Telephone
SPENCE STREET_catens
Gelling Bros
Sachs Street
Vans Bomex
Labour
Federal “Hansard
Victor! Pianos
Paling’s
Neder
Queensland
Sth
Fame
Joan
Soevilly Protaras
Harvey
AMD
Parcentars Barvey & Sow
Marsaret ST
Brisease
Foint
Senator Lynch
LG Wes & CO
Amy
Mene
H. J. Bulcoce
Motors
Towerpias
Waterman
Bax
Clark & Co
A. Villiers
Vulcan Foundry
Calne
Vulcan Foundry & Engineering Works
Heaslop
People's Cash Store
P.O. Spa
Tia
Colombia
Ted Pee Tim
V.C
Abbott Street
Heaslopf
Wwe
Tiabie
Tov
Promis
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