Denying Free Speech in Queens Democratic Assembly
A fragmentary report outlines protests during a Queens Democratic Assembly session. It notes leaders and committees clashing over a financial statement, with limited debate, scarce concessions, and government measures like unemployment and water bills pushed through without full discussion, amid claims of partisanship and suppressed public access to facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
Swayne
Aulers
Spain
Mary the
Bertion
Penny Duty and Mr Mackay’s Comment on Vote
Brisbane reports reveal Mr Mackay accusing Labor of betraying the sugar industry to gain favor in the House. Nineteen Federal Labor members backed higher duties on sugar with five dissenting. several Country Party members also supported the move. Speaker notes that many recorded votes were incomplete due to absent MPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Sunementa
Federal National
Mem
Mackay
Sydney
Federal Labor Party
Br. Charlton
National Party
Land
Labor
Kennedy
Marshal
Garenlat
Mac Anid Hm
House of
Stevion
Methodist Home Mission meeting report and fundraising appeal
An account of a Methodist Home Mission meeting presided by the chairman, describing speeches and fundraising efforts. It notes raised funds, regional work in Queensland, and the involvement of the Laymen's Organization, with references to John E. Bane and Queen Alexandra’s era context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minon Natn
Cate
Linas Salvation Army
Rewiarks
Ania Repor
Guegenland
Fred
Bacon
Queensland
Ans
Tor
Homme
Iowa
Brisbane
John E. Bame
Alex
Gueen
Tacon
Bnedente
Wrenell
Drought Impacts and Dairy Industry Statements
A Brendan Graham statement notes drought effects on Brisbane farming. Rainfall benefits are discussed, with authorities urging continued support for dairies. Government figures indicate cooled butter stocks and slow expansion, while imports to London and regional production policy are examined.
Queensland members commence campaign in Brisbane
Queensland members of the Senate Crawford Folt and Reid arrived in Brisbane from Melbourne to enter the campaign for the forthcoming Parliament. They stated the government prepared measures to protect industry from overseas competition. They discussed labor committees and opposed extra war duties, arguing how policies would best serve their constituents and duties in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Crawford
Folt
Reid
Melbourne
Forthcom
Pedersiel
Queensland
Cation
Mary
Parramen Hughes
Iauncken
Howe
Unclear remarks on Argemtine ink and Australian meat exports
An interview from October 18 discusses a reported chase of Argemtine ink tad Reel by Jerranie W Mackey within Greenslands Haat Export Company Creek. Officials suggest the ink may be second class by the time currency markets shift. debates arise over origin, quality, and potential impact on Australian meat exports and London market competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punchask DY
Rosthampten
Jerranie W Mackey
Geeenslands Haat
Creek
Australia
Maebas
Ataton
London
Cairne Cane Growers Association Meeting Report
A garbled report describes Cairne Cane Growers Association activities including dates, districts, and proposed governance actions. It mentions Curlew Fran Mr Jurd, the ASPA, and a forthcoming meeting with Cairne Care Graves executives. The text notes district voting, representation, and preparation for taxation assessments amid planning for about 300 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly
Madrid
Dintrin Arent
Wrenent
Cairne
Binerik
FC Curtewis
Anaoclatum
Ief
Tionite
Curlew
Jurd
Cairns
Pera
Mir Cur Lewin
ASPA
Jucd
Hye Mane
Rnrite
Petey Teatriere
Calris
Jean Earl Svent
Panier
Ragolmerit
Eddie
CCA
Better Than Gold Delegation Discuss Cotton Outlook
The delegation reviews cotton prospects and Australia’s role in expanding the crop. Speakers emphasize government aid, new seed varieties, and plans to make Australia a leading cotton producer with supportive policy and investment. Country leaders note global competition and the need for timely planting and favorable seasons.
Starving stock and high hay costs hit Western farmers
In October, a survey by railway commissioners touring the Western States portrayed dire farm conditions. Farmers report higher hay prices than ever, with fears about winter forage and feed running low. The report highlights farmers’ worry over adequate stock and the impact on livelihoods amid wartime pressures.
Railway fares cut in January by sevenpence
The Railway Company of Britain announced a fare reduction from January 3. There will be a general drop of about sevenpence on certain routes, with specific traders and officials named in the notice. Weather outlook predicts northerly to easterly winds and cooler conditions tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Baie Gee
New Corynonwealth Battle at The Inugeset
The Commonwealth Wank Tarfle Weitding unveils a new trekke as city officials ponder Menken ages and contractor roles. Officials report the price around 25000 in the vicinity, with details still in flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inugeset
Commonwealth
Trekke
Esmund Cersally
Cairns Swimming Club annual report and plans
The Cairns Swimming Club presents its annual report noting a substantial balance, ongoing electricity project for baths, and active volunteer support. It outlines officers, committees, memberships at 38 ladies and 16 juniors, and plans for trophies, trophies, and future meetings to foster new members and competitive events.
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Cairun
Cairne
Calva
Gelling
Ay. R
Mesare I
Shitiite
D. J. Moynahan
J. G. Hou
Oto ‘Hertikc
Lew Bresiteus
Hall & Quiteman
Rene
Tord
Credit Armcuste
Seustirs
Tran Art Waboow
Tnd
Danese Apd
Brisbane
Gutensiang Sat
Mr. Tio
Messe TD
Barrvand
Beevou
Cioaing
Sears
Benet
Mulgrave Cane Loss and Farm Crop Decline Reported
A damaged notice from Mulgrave describes cane loss and crop decline affecting the area. It notes sugar content reduced by weather and drought, with estimates of yield drops and future harvest concerns. Local management shifts and field observations are mentioned, including affected plots and timing of damage.
World Sugar Prices Outlook for 1923 and 1924 Prospects
A summary of a sugar market analysis from a weekly journal outlining potential 1923 crop trends, 1922 end-year stocks, and 1924 supply and demand. It notes no carryover stocks at year end, possible European production increases, Cuba’s small export surplus, and expected U.S. beet crop weakness. It projects tighter global supplies, potential price support, and a likely price decline into 1924 if European demand falters. Includes figures on Cuban and U.S. crops, and anticipated shifts in market balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. B
Crompion
Capella
Owers
Otton
Ausralia
Airtel
Corton
Signeetan
Australia
Craford -Vaughan Be
Bef
Kalla Rlion
New York
Stipptien
Indica
Cuba
Maton
Porto Hico
Santa Domingo
USA
United States
Cmee
Europe
Fivepenny Sugar Price Confusion Sparks Retail Debate
In Brisbane October an announcement by Mr. Rodgers set sugar at fivepence per pound at wholesale while hinting at corresponding rises in related staple goods. The statement aimed to calm fears about price effects on retailers and consumer costs amid broader food-item adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Rodgers
Wavernar
Pais
Redeson
Torreon
Rome
October 18 motion noted in transit and election date plan
Fragmentary text records a move by car from Giagatone to day with events after an action at Bajool and formation of a delegation for Emesaht in Wend and Mx, Ari. The garbled lines suggest planning for an election or formal meeting with dates and places unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giagatone
Yeapton
Bate
Formah
Welegatyon
DAINI REE COMPANY ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
From our own correspondent Townsville Oct 18 in the Supreme Court the memorandum and articles relate to the Daini Ree Company with 115000 shares. Directors include Highes Meretba Thana De Nett Ge Douala, Buena Prem Mosman, Maseg, T Deve Mossman, Thomas Kilpatrick, William Hebht Matgnda. Registered office at MA Street Mosemen. The company aims to provide cold storage at the Daintree River and related ventures including dairy and other operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Supreme Court
Ing
Nrvice
Efolaig
Mie Cacia
Hares
Alieed Fs Hihghes
Meretba
Thana de Nett Ge Douala
Buena 1 Prem
Mosman
Maseg. T. Devegle Mossman
Thomas Kilpatrick
H Setegy Waterner Nievil
Wiltia Hebht
Matgnda
Te MA Street
Mosemen
Daintree
Sincwenere
Prowste
Ur Avery
Way Dratitabte
Mere Rikin
Espartiog
Sal Nares
Honet
Ehense Wich Dairy Tanm
Orber Ronters
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Jeena
Ano Autter
Graham
Delry
Acadle
Pei Pal
Cvory
Gratin
Penton
Jos
Catton
Oracle
ETON
West
Britath
Visitieg Peramon
H.C Draper
AL Draper Ltd
Neuse Tiewiehern
Tna Peeramon
Priea
Zie
Soa
Wersthar
Albermine Crete
Cairns Swimming Club
Mulgrave
Romigeraby
Tie Pears Co
Berther
Ty Janihes
Mulvey Management
Eli Crawapil
Daini Ree Company
Boland’s Limited
Boland
Moyna
Dusen
TRE Cairne Port Limited
Sapionere
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