Millaa Millar Butter Factory Day Elections
Nominations for the Millaa Millaa butter factory directors closed with a strong showing. Retiring chairman Mr Daley is expected to head the poll, backed by his family’s deep roots in local dairy leadership. Other candidate names include Messrs Jackson, Robertson, Bailey, West and Grebert, with considerable interest in the ballot and potential expansion into new territory.
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Milla Milla
Messrs
Wilson
A. A Kandson
J. A
Ilmentes
J. C. Daley
Charroran
Mir. Wilson
G Jackson
C. C. Robertson
A. H. Bailey
D. West
J. Grebert
Opinien
Daley
Mr. Daley
Alstonville
Coastal Farmers’ Cooperative Socity of
Sydney
Pat
Malony
Farmers’ Co-operative
Millaa Millaa
Ails, Society
G. Jackson
Midble
Woolley’s Road
Dan West
Eacham Shire
West
Middlebrook
A. H. Batley
Brooks Road
New South Wales
J Grebert
Innisfail Road
A. A Koudsom
Malanda Fctory
Cifuentes
Know We'l l Win Cabinet Crisis Abroad Delay
Dramatic moment as Mr Thomas resigns after a cabinet flicker of tears. He declares he resumed rather than be dismissed while a talkie camera crew films the cabinet. Ramsay MacDonald warns his son of party defections and future undersecretary prospects. The government faces salary contracts, budget timing, and possible cuts as Parliament reopens on September 8.
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London
Thomas
Railwayen
Lord Sankey
MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Ramsay MacDonald
Malcolm
Malcolm MacDonald
Britain
Queensland Cricket adopts new professional rules and rates
A Queensland Cricket special delegate meeting approved changes to professional status. Players paid for cricket or coaching after 1938 are deemed professionals. professionals cannot serve as delegates or committee members. The old daily rate of 13 shillings was retained for tours, while 10 shillings applies to Queensland matches. failure to participate in a Test or Sheffield Shield game without cause may lead to suspension.
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Brisbane
Queensland Cricket
Queensland
Gough
Board of Control
Earle Page attacks Labour policy on expert supply and costs
In Murwillumbah a speech by Dr. Earle Page accused the Federal Labor Government of claiming praise for expert imports. He pointed to Kel Comes and an Australian firm seeking two shifts for home and export markets, noting £70,000 duties to import a £10 machine. He argued arbitration limited industry and raised maize output as producers faced high costs and job scarcity.
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Murwillumbah
Sep
Earle Page
Kelcomes
New Zealand
Arbitration Court
Australia
British Politics Mr MacDonald Seat
London September reports that the Seaham Labor Executive recommendation affects only noting that Mr MacDonald will not be Labour candidate at next election. Once electors elect a man to Parliament they cannot be compelled to remove him.
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London
Mail
Seaham Labor
MacDonald
Labor split rumored as Henderson loses party solid backing
London reports that Mr Henderson may not have the Labor Party behind him. The Mail's political writer notes many Laborites veer toward Mr MacDonald or back Henderson from disgust at his sacrifice for the country. Left Wingers could provide Henderson's main support.
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London
Henderson
Labor Party
Mail
MacDonald
Miners Homestead Lease Hearings At Wardens Court
Warden Mr. W P Wilson notes applicants seek Miners Homestead Leases for tobacco growth. Several leases adjourned for inspection or soil analysis, including Edward Moore Davie 35 acres and others near Hot Springs and Molloy. One 30 acre Davis Creek lease rejected as Lands Department administered.
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W. P. Wilson
Edward Moore Davie
Peter Edward Carlin
W. G. Ledlie
Hot Springs
Edward Crampton
de Renzie Fullerton
George Chapman
C. A Crowley
Mt Cariie
Molloy
Townsville Death Claims Ex-Railway Man Dick Hill
The Ambulance responded to a Walker street boarding house call for a man who collapsed in the bathroom. Miltul Booker Hill, known as Dick Hill, a Townsville resident and former railway employee, aged over 60, was pronounced dead.
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Townsville
Walker Street
Miltul
Booker Hill
Dick Hill
Gordonvale Will Grants Letters Of Administration
In the will of Norman Beckett late of Gordonvale butcher who died February 4 1931 letters of administration were granted at the Supreme Court to Henrietta Louisa Beckett of Cairns widow of the deceased and one of the legatees named in the will the executor having predeceased the testator and the only other legatee being who swore at really £160 and personally £1 677.
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Townsville
Norman Beckett
Gordonvale
Butcher
Supreme Court
Henrietta Louisa Beckett
Cairns
Oanba
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Millaa Millar
Butter Factory
Auditors
Messrs. J. Mason
W. C. Sommer
Sommer
Albert Young
Young
Australian School of Sketching
New York
Smith's Weekly
Australian Cable Service
Spence Street
H.P. Austin
H. J. Bulcock
Austin
Texaco
Texaco Motor Spirit
MR. MacDonald
Wardens Court
Herberton
Nosworthy’s
Great Northern
Mcleod Street
Abbott Street
Cairns Post Ltd
Foster Clark
Kitchen
Reckitt
Bournville
Ll. A
Cairns, MacKay, and
Mel Et
Ee Orungalt
Barisbane
Melbourne
TOWN
Brisham
Orun
Pam
TSS
Cane
Moone
SS. Ormis
T.S.M.V
MANUN
Frida
Manuela Freemantle
Jens, PH World
Arran
Japan
Empress Pacific
Manila
FO Jangt Taiping
Auctio
I. Loewen
J la Publne Ameten
Shields William
Hoteyhold
Imstrugric
Cease
Anes Gordon-street
Xurday
Freehold
Woodward
Mublic
Laneke
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