Atherton Chamber Advances Street Work and Laneway Plan
The Atherton Chamber met September 18 with fair turnout as Mr A S Lilley chaired. Secretary H Burke reported no reply on laneway behind Main Street and noted Vinaron and Tinaroo Shire Councils are backing the project. The Postmaster General cited cost concerns for a daily mail service over the range road. Shire lighting officials agreed to inspect and install ornamental street lights where needed. A Shire engineer warned Main Street groundwork is foundational for future phases. A long talk followed on formulating street rules.
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Atherton
Range Road
Tinaroo
Hurke
Shire Council
Tia
Cairns Shire Council urged to fix dangerous bridge and culvert
Cairns area meeting requests Tinaroo Shire Council address a dangerous bridge on the quarry road and the Robert Street culvert and rubbish dump near Chinatown. Attendees endorse attending maize growers meeting and discuss land settlement policy, water cart for Atherton, and local park idea named Dalziel Park near Veyer's Creek.
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T. Rt. Hall
Cairne Tableland Publicity Association
Mrr. McMullan
Evans
McMullan
Robert Street
Chinatown
Lilley
Hy Daleiel
Focal Press
Veyer's Creek Bridge
Dalviel Park
H. Dalziel
Vic
Chamber of Crinnetee
Tinarow
Wanaort
Cairns
T. HM. Evans
Atherton
Tribbles
Evening Fundraiser Dimbulah School Hall
A Saturday social at Dimbulah School, organized to raise funds for the children's breaking up festivities, featured Miss J Elder and BD Broughton on music duties with E Milne and J Cole aiding. Ladies provided support, a bunch of artificial flowers boosted takings, and Mr. Tranby handled the MC duties for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimbulah
J. Elder
BD. Broughton
E. Milne
J. Cole
M.C
Tranby
Coast district items note hospital changes and road work
Thursday's coast train carried a consple amient of fooswithers including Miss Allender and Hal Smith. Matron Allison resigns from the First Aid hospital and new applications are invited for a matron. The hospital serves district needs while J Agnew of Ord helps in the hospital pit. Wool contracts progress for Wolfe and Larkins. Timber works extend along a two to three mile route as riparian crews tidy the timber. A new house for Mere Dovey is planned between Lecey's hotel and Rotert's cordial factory. Rev Father Carr visits. Coolgarra residents plan dances to aid the fund. Sid Harvey of St Patrick Coolsara spends a holiday in Chirms. Dredge operations at Cartet continue with machinery installation and noise heard in the township. Ko Hampe cleans empties as Coolgurta sees fewer issues ahead for Mareeba bound trips.
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Abese
Miss Allender
Hal Smith
J. Harries
Jack Smith
Allison
J. Agnew
Ord
Messrs
Wolfe
Larkins
Lecey
Rotert
Father Carr
Coolgarra
Ftmd
Sid Harvey
St. Patrick Coolsara
Chirms
Coolgurriat
Ko Hampe
Coohgurta
Omtlogen
Mareeba
Special Finance Meeting at Herberton District Hospital
A Herberton District Hospital special finance meeting notes actions by Mosara Ledliv Hites Power Adatis and the secretary. They decide to request payment from Mr Wright for fees due to S Wooten and to reconcile Cowan's benefit balance, and to receive the basketball club's receipts and expenditure report. The session ends with notices of terminations and market tenders.
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A. Gibeon
Peeramon Committee
Mra. S. Bourke
F. Mosely
East Barrow
Uctt
S . C. Stretow
Herberton
Tinaroc
Oe Shire Council
Nerherto
Herberton District
Mosara
Ledliv
Hites
Power
Adatis
Messes
Hides
Ledlic
FE. ¢. Wricht
S. Wooten
Ut Wis
Cowan
Mysars
Adams and
Guanes
Lord Curzon Describes Bitter PM Ambition Unmet
London reports the final volume of Lord Ronaldshay’s biography of Lord Curzon reveals his bitterness that his life’s goal to become Prime Minister was not realized after Bonar Law’s 1923 retirement. Curzon believed a Buckingham Palace audience might seal the chance.
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London
Lord Ronaldshay
Lord Curzon
Bonar Law
Lord Stamfordham
Buckingham Palace
Baldwin Named Leader After Prime Minister Deadline
The article notes the royal decision to appoint Mr Baldwin as leader of the Conservatives after Lord Curzon laments the loss of the prime ministership. It mentions Labour as official opposition in the House and their lack of Lords representation. It describes Curzon's emotional reaction and his subsequent acceptance of a Foreign Office post.
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Baldwin
Lord Stamfordham
Labour
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Curzon
Foreign Office
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Mary
Ran
Draper Ltd
A. J. Draper Ltd
Hme
Atherton News
Chamber OF Commerce
Crocke
V.c Donalde
Abbott Street
Usit Seniad Nh
Q.A.T.B
Mace
Tos. Kelly
Len Vance
Drishane
Hrishane
Mareeba Terh
C.W.A
C. H. Smith
Upper Barron
Ravenshoe
Calla
O'Brien
Dempsey
C. Andera
Butcher's Creek
Tarzali
Malanda
Yungaburra
Kulara
Herberton District Hospital
Pan
NASA
Mamerac Tenans
Boland's Ltd
Boland
Cape
Childs Millet Rkrooms
Mitchell
Mitchells Villa
Mitchell's
Mitchells Hair Broome
Booms
Hamiltons
Gelling Bros. Ltd
Iron and Brass Founders
Automobile
P.O
ROYAL
Fay
O.S
Jone “Men' S Wear Store
Shields Street
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