Mossman Chamber of Commerce Meeting Recap
The Mossman Chamber of Commerce held its September meeting with chairman AW Crees and delegates from Massa reporting on the first Cairns gathering. They discussed writing to local councils about a tourist booklet, planned to gather information and photos, and noted future attendance at another meeting. The meeting covered Far Northern Federation proposals for a new Mossman Post Office building, rural automatic exchange at Daintree, and council pressure on footpaths and access to the river. A thank you letter from the ASSALLAT sub-branch praised Mossman for a donation of £83. A presentation by Mr Paterson honored chamber staff for service.
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Massa
Cairns
Wnte
Chambers of Commerce
Daintree
Mizioa
Cussel Wary
Port Douglas
Anc
Tulatien
Shandal
Shire
Gcaimett
Ionish
Shire Collegalee
Calens Tor
Mackay
The
Assallat
Maman Chamber of Commerce
Enitine
Auurnadine
Hetton Werk Lorenettietion
Steseps Parle
Foster
Haney
Creme
Mel Paterson
Tax allowance debate stirs northern commerce worries
A Treasury officer reviews a proposal to expand a 40 pound allowance affecting Northern Australia trade. Northern business leaders favored reductions tied to broader allowances, arguing current terms penalize less affluent communities. The matter, discussed by the Australian Beveronment Committee and sent to the Federal Cabinet, highlights fears over delays, merchandising costs, and regional impact on garments and goods as weather and supply pressures continue.
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Tesport
Cairne Poxt
Treasury
Dundassis
Wits
Chamber of Commerce
L Walers
Mr. Wines
Cane growers and mill clash over cutting rotation at South Johnstone
At the South Johnstone Loss Cane Prices Board meeting, 19 cane cutters from Cross-travls area faced group shifts as Formosa and other planters shuffled crews. The board ruled the Formosa arrangement as the only feasible option under the circumstances, enabling all farmers to take their cane as before the season. The Zappala case saw agreed finish plans for harvesting shares, with negotiations continuing among the farm groups.
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Tanks East
Pants M Jenkins
E. Gauci
F Formosay
Formont
L.A. Larsen
Formosa
Tanti
Gauet
Jonce
The Failure of Education in Modern Society
The author argues education falters not from lack of knowledge but from a misdefined human nature and absence of guiding purpose. Education must align with religious and moral aims, lest schooling produce only technical proficiency while neglecting destiny, virtue, and common humanity.
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Ita
Nis Pond
Eli Me
Lars
Geninus
Thie Poin
Bey
Hom
Vennival
Unlicensed Carriage Prosecution in Innisfail
Innisfail September 17 a guilty plea was entered in the dapisfari Court of Petty Sessions as Bowring James Hall prosecutes Ernesto Favaro for carrying a truck full of perishable goods without a State Transport Act licence. The magistrate imposed a fine of four pounds and a default levy and distress.
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Innisfail
Dapisfari Court of Petty Sessions
Bowring
James Hall
Main Roads Board
Vns
Ernesto Favaro
Gordonvale
Fawe
State Transport Act
JR Gannon
L. H. Mansell SM
Jax
Pavara
Cairns
Innistall
M. Gorey
Ferguson
Mareeva Bacon
Salieitor- General
Atherton
Mareeba
Fagaro
Nowlin
Favaro
Mansell
Gannon
Manvel
Tata
Department tightens fishing rules to conserve wildlife
The Fisheries and Game Department announces stricter regulations to curb overfishing and protect wildlife. It emphasizes conservation duties, closer seasons, size limits, and inspections while improving tagging, hatcheries, koala preservation, and partnerships with research groups to safeguard fish, game, and native species across Victoria.
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Murray
Tributariee
Ahea
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Snob
Department
American educator critiques newspapers in Mercury piece
J Frank Dobie, a Texas educator and former Cambridge visiting professor, compares English and American papers. He says British papers display more disciplined ethics and caution in headlines, while American outlets often push malice and sensationalism for profit.
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Mercury
J Frank Dobie
Cambridge University
London
Dubie
United States
Dobie
An Ri
Tam
Doyle Gavie Na
Britain
America
Danbulla Notes Kairi Septionbe Weekend Festivity
Danbulla celebrated a weekend of warm hospitality and festive activity at the Atherton branch of RSS MILAL with dances from Atherton Ravi and Barrine. The event featured aprons made and auctioned for charity, vocal items, and raffles boosting funds for the Atherton branch, with prizes awarded to local participants and a lively auction close.
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Danbulla
Breayeld
Danbislls
Sesurtay
Unas
Te Atherton
RSS Milal
Tanleland
Atherwon
Barrine
Wes Brentron
Atherton
Sherrin
Ed Phillipe
Messrs. Armstrong
Anc
Peices Low Raffles
Fitchett Atherton
T. Johnson
Jruttner
Channels
Bakke
Evertine
Soire
Min Bakke
Trale
Mise Halford
Danny Oy
Aurion
Atherton —Aube
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