Whitworth Mining Plans Large Scale Development at Lease
IRWIN October 14 Whitworth Finance and Mining Corporation secure a working option over the lease. Development on a large scale will be carried out with an ore body being erected at the Lizzie tunnel audit. Main shaft retimbering continues while mining at the open cut and 230 feet level proceeds. Blair Robinson Bros and E Brown bail out the shaft aiming to sink before wet season. A big crash near the mill promises about 3 percent return as ore breaking starts. 10 tons already in paddock. Garrigan and Stone report good ore at Sugar Bag. Tinto mine restarts under Amos Jones and Peters Bros with new lead work. Mammoth reports good ore and nearly 50 tons ready for Chillagor Smelters. The Model Band dances at School of Arts Hall with £4 4s at door and £2 chocolate wall won by W Brodie, P Fitzmaurice, and E Short. MC T Brodie. Social calendar fills the town with dances, shows, tennis and cricket matches. A travelling show with animals and a punch and Judy act pleases children. Mr. T Bell passes away. Irvine bank’s oldest resident aged 89. Council adds a foot bridge across the creek and cleans the cemetery. Mr. Wray departs for Sydney en route to London to explore propositions. Miss Elenor Moran leaves for Cairns.
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Whitworth Finance and Minery Corporation
Lizzie
Vulcan
Stone
Tinto
Amos, Jones and Peters Bros
Mammoth
Chillagor
Innisfail Show Profit Revealed by Society Committee
At a Palmstone River Agricultural Society meeting on October 12 the balance sheet from the recent show disclosed a profit of £365 14s. The President Mr L J Duffy praised the position and noted that after subsidy and anticipated receipts the total profit nears £370. He warned that future profits depend on increased local membership and efficient ground management, with repairs and grandstand work highlighted as essential investments. The balance sheet, signed by auditors, was adopted amid discussion of ground control and future improvements.
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Isfail
Palmstone River Agricultural Society
L. J. Duffy
Duffy
Mr. Fly
Brisbane
T. Nesbit
Amistors
J. HL. Payne
Malanda Town Band Dance in Tarwali Event
A Saturday evening dance in Tarwali, hosted by the Malanda Town Band, drew many Malanda and district attendees. The band performed outside and inside with requested dances, a sit down supper by band supporters, and chocolate waltz contests awarding prizes to Mr Gina and Mr Lloyd Jones. events praised for careful management and good catering, achieving financial success.
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Malanda
Tarwali
Gina
Lloyd Jones
Discover Moore's Emerald Oil for Skin Health
Make up your mind today to give your skin a real chance to heal. Skip sticky salves that clog pores and try Moore's Emerald Oil. The first application should bring relief and a few short treatments will prove it restores your skin to perfect treath. One bottle won’t fix all at once but will show you have found the sure path to clear skin and is backed by a money back guarantee.
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Treaith
Moone
Mary accepts Britain's invitation to five power naval conference
Italy will ing. London reports that Mary has accepted without hesitation Britain's invitation to a five power naval conference in London in January. She is ready to discuss limitation of all kinds of craft including submarines. Though in a battle of tongues any peep can hold her own, she never joins.
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London
Mary
Britain
Towns and Country Contest Ends In High-Scoring Cricket Declared Innings
In a country cricket contest on Sunday Towns posted 96 in their second innings after a 140 partnership by Fister Carne and Overlack, with Turner Hurst Fleming among those scoring in double figures. Towns’ bowlers included Fister Overlack and Money, while Towns batted first with Howden, Fister and Overlack contributing. Bowling figures show Fister 4 for 12 among others, and a declared innings for Towns followed by a second innings total of 226.
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Gordolv
Rana Depo
Jastdiles Tashion
Fixter Seer
Othe Leather
Vowats
Turner
Hurst
Fleming
Fister
Carne
Qoverlack
Towns Mn
Towns
L. Howden
McKenzie
Kidd
Setter
Town
Howden
Ec Fister
Renae
Fixter
Yarner
B. Setter
Money
T. Hurst
J Bennett
L. Fixter
J) McKenzie
R. Reyolds
Sundries
P. Overlack
F Money
R. Reynolds
C. Banna
C. Fixter
McAlloon
C. Carne
P. Overtack
IRL
J. McKenzie
AL McAlloon
J. Kidd
Ren Uur
Ge. Kuld
S Boyle
B Fixter
A. Norris
J. Barr
R. Winkle
Innisfail Band Appeals to Chamber for Subscriptions
At the Innisfail Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting a letter from bandmaster A J Rees was read outlining a scheme to raise 500 pounds per year via 200 subscribers at 41/1 or more from farmers and townspeople. Town leaders urged public support and possible subsidies to retain the bandmaster.
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SFAIL
Innisfail Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Rees
Innisfail
Looisiair
Chamber
J. T. Robertson
Johnstone Shire
Choral Society
Show Society
S. E. Taylor
Melick
Taylor
Dinner with Prince of Wales for few Victoria Cross winners
London reports fewer than 200 Victoria Cross holders being traced for a proposed dinner with the Prince of Wales on November 9 14. Officials fear poverty may deter many qualified men from attending. An anonymous donor has given £50 with more available to cover rail fares and suits. The Prince indicated he will wear a lounge suit.
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London
Prince of Wales
Kaisers Flight A Mythical Story
Fragmentary text presents a mythical tale involving Herr Schechemann once Secretary of State and King Geeree Mitervete. The narrative hints at Kaiser's flight to save a cousin, with unclear terms and a prearranged plan tied to border events.
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London
Herr Schechemann
Geeree Mitervete
Kaiser
Es Kaiser
Dynes
No woman is a thing of beauty to her maid
A compact aphorism notes that beauty is judged differently by a person and those who serve or observe. The line reflects social norms and gendered perception in a period voice.
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