First six wheeled f1X-Wheeler aims to ease transport
The Papuan Notes reports the first large six wheel motor truck, a foudless vehwl, expected to arrive in the Territory. It will carry one ton dead weight and aim to move from Port Moresby to Koilakinuma in a single day, testing the vehicle's load capacity and trip viability amid local projects and contracts.
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Port Moresby News Summary In Country
Personal notices from Kapa Kapa and Australia include Mrs English and her family remaining in Australia after a nine month stay, Mr John MacDonald’s southward trip, and officials visiting Papas for bird collection. The Morinda plane team, led by Parer and Tarer, conducted a two month Meekeo district survey, with landings at Kerema and Lae, planning future aerial services between Port Moresby and Normanby. Local fuel shipments, a Bush airstrip effort, and a photo survey expedition by Dr Brooke Nicholls and Conigrave arrive in Port, aiming to photograph birds and Aboriginal life on Yule Island and inland.
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Officials plan continued Tangent stay in Territory into 1929
The administration intends to remain in the Territory through January or February and may visit the Rigo district after the Mokoe trip. Mr ALK and Mr Hish, along with their wives, will be accompanied during the absence. Bert Morenby notes the plan dated 10/28/1928.
Woree Monthly Medal Golf Ends With Low Scores
Sixteen players competed in the Woree monthly medal on Saturday afternoon. LA Brown won with a 74 as low scores flowed, followed by multiple players posting 75 to 105 ranges and various odd scores noted among the field.
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Sweepstake Stroke Round Highlights Local Golf
Sunday saw a sweepstake round with R. Brown posting 7 and PF Anthony close behind at 77. The leaders have traded top scores recently and critics expect their names to appear together in future brackets as players who consistently top the course bogey.
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Summer Cup Matches Highlight Close Finishes and Semi Finalan
In the sunnier cup games, foursome play on handicap, a tight match Saturday between J ommon and W Warner with Saillman and J Drake. The Cannon trophy semi final saw Warner defeat O Me ar a two to three. Mew Pitterd triumphed over Mrs Wright in the professional’s trophy, 27 holes. Lordin won the monthly medal with 49 for nine holes, with visitors from Sydney, New Zealand and other places enjoying the day and tough sand greens on Sunday.
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Rexona Soap Promises Beautiful Hands For Women
An advertorial urges women to use Rexona Soap daily to achieve smooth attractive hands. It claims the soap protects skin from alkali, supports handcare, and positions Rexona as a toilet luxury priced at 1 shilling per tablet.
Rhodes Scholar Receives Four Hundred Pounds Yearly
An Oxford Rhodes scholar earns four hundred pounds annually but must fund his stay by vacations, totaling twenty eight weeks compared with twenty four weeks of term.
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A Force for Peace and Britain’s Policy Voice
London October 17 Premier Baldwin spoke at the Albert Hall marking the League of Nations Union anniversary. He argued Britain has not abandoned impartial conciliation and urged spiritual effort to eliminate warlike instincts as essential to state survival and postwar harmony.
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Atherton Whippet Benzine Test Yields Long Run Record
On the Atherton Malonda road a Whippet benzine test saw C L Hassell win by driving 16 miles on a quart of benzine. Cars started at Heales Hill with an observer in each vehicle. Hassell’s 16 mile run contrasted with Gillweiller 52.8 miles and others from 1.3 to 82.5 miles in a rough 52.4 average.
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Station Master Replaced And Rural Incident Report
October 29 notes report the loss of station master Me i Dewar who is transferred to paewich and that l'awngilly will assume postmistress duties. A serious accident injures Meg Hankey junior in Mirriwinni when a stove explosion follows rubbish burning. Mrs Hanley was struck by a bullet in the back, taken to Bahinda Hospital with potential spinal injury. Sunday weather shows clouded sky, cooler temps and a drought break with light showers failing to lay dust on the ross er a.
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Archbishop Lees Returns to Australia After Sea Voyage
Archbishop Harrington Lees arrived in Adelaide aboard the Melojs after a year’s leave for health. He discussed the revised Prayer Book, noting clashes in London and the Australian debate. He urged calm references, praised migration interest, and supported extending New South Wales in the Anglican Church scheme.
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Gordonvale Notes Show Drought Strains Rallying Community
October notes report Mulgrave River at a historic low causing water scarcity for Gordonvale residents. Cane fields suffer with brown leaves and slow cane growth while disease and sickness rise in the area. A Halloween style drive at Suiclife's theatre and a November Paddy’s Market fundraiser for Gordonvale Memorial Hospital are announced, with local visits and business notes shaping the week.
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