Fragmented Overseas Farewell and Toast at Stewart Event
A torn OCR passage depicts a farewell gathering with Mr. Piper Serysant and Br. D. Met. Stewart. Attendees praised Australia and Mr. Stewart in costume, while speakers lauded butter trade, cattle imported from Scotland and Britain, and the value of Australian farming progress amid humid, cool conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper
Br. D. Met. Stewart
Rone
New South Wales
Bere Fae
Australis
Ayil
Auaies
Laugier
Australia
el Darling
Sherton
Jnst
Vider
Sdeben
Bay of Wetratie
John Davidson
Lao
Australie
Australi
Scotland
Britain
Seewa
Dilihile
Jann Mann
Cab Chucknsay
Llalhgow
Aid Fee
Gordonvale Notes Reflect Severe Illness and Local Changes
Local notes report widespread illness with few homes unscathed by influenza and a dry country outlook. Community figures rename shops and frontages, plan improvements, and announce pharmacy management changes as Gordonvale balances health, weather, and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordonvale
Muller
Atari
Gordon Sherh
Maur
Sint.hhumde
Ks Woods
amd_ Mh
Fred Aa
tHiecoynera
Manas
MeNfatlay Murmacy
Murtony
Amd
Ayade
Tvet
Lay
Mahia Pharmnes
Lin Haig
Minit
Meiane
Carroll
Kingaroyy
Goronvato Pharmacy
Liane
Cardwell Notes on Mail Services and Local Events
Cardwell Notes report on snail mail delays in Upper Murray and Feluga, with trains aiding mail delivery. It mentions Premier’s visit, a fundraising dance on December 27, and health inspector Mark R Custance’s recovery after a motor accident. Local church services resume under Protestant denominations with Mesdams Murray and S G Stephens leading, plus community notices and holiday outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark R. Custance
Nur Ojinlar
Mires Lucy
May Boyle
Church of Ragland
Mesdams Murray
G. Stephens
Mice Krabhenhoff
G. Steele
Cost of Government Supplementary Estimates
Brisbane report notes chaotic details as the government weighs supplementary estimates. Opaque figures and uncertain impacts cloud the process, with officials debating allocations and potential fiscal adjustments amid broader economic pressures.
Navigation Act labour policy debate in Canberra bulletin
The Weekly bulletin reports on the election fight and Labor policy under Mr Scullin. It discusses repealing coastal clauses of the Navigation Act, shipping reforms, and import controls as part of broader economic policy. References to government actions, political figures, and implications for trade and tourism are noted.
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Canberra
de. Laren
Seullin
Seulins
Scullin
Labour
Gove
Twnila
Decawse
Tharsiarvia
Hig
Ida
Commonwealth
Australia
Alana
Mealu
I. “Labor Daily
Leo Lew-Col
Avtecon
O'Connell Street
Sya
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Pawe Ninel
Cardwell Notes
Our Mail Services
Upper Murray
Feluga
Carin
Cuyerinar
Brureds
Feet
Brisbane
Renee Ral
Pribon Labor
New
Wales
Queey
Bee Rita
Cairns
Boland
Boland’s
Dixie Beagrags
Bins Vevey
Ateingon
Cset Reve
Bile Rayon
York
Wi Ts
Leilo
Lisht Brown
Ameyinion
Carte Econ Wide
Se Ee Ey San Rees Or
AEE
Alee
Sartre Boland
Gale
Crivline
Widy Helen
Anna
Ul Iuwers
Ile
OLAND
Fringe
Lal
Wee Mueabee Ieee
Louie Bere
Bale Price
Oxford Enon
Uist
Ee Arta Riis
KMAE
Mews
Wwe
Olands Sale Preem
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