Private and Government Employment Trends in July 1851
A historical data summary shows total employment at 2,508,100 with government posts comprising 696,300 in July 1851. Private employment fell from 1,946,500 to 1,818,000 over five months, while manufacturing jobs declined from 958,900 in April to 638,300 in June and 642,000 in July. Mining rose slightly, coal miners increased, and a special factory survey covered large employers, revealing NSW factories accounting for about 24 percent of state employment.
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Wansport
New South Wales
Community notes and dances at Molloy sub-branch meeting
A Molloy sub-branch meeting presided by Pat Geraghty noted a growing hall build awaiting timber and a busy event calendar. A dance at Juletten Hall drew many visitors from Mosman Cairns Mareeba and Me Carbine Abeau with Moss band providing music. winners and donations highlighted community support and aid to a distressed family totaling eight pounds.
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Molloy
Fae Mornewly
Pat Geraghty
Matalders
Mill Yard
Juletten Tall
Avery
Moss
Mosman
Cairns Mareeba
S. Lovet
Sydney
Mo. Millar
W. Mc Paul
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Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Food Tech and Odor Study
Fragmentary OCR text references plant, water, bacterium, and plastics discussion. Mentions stabilised plastic food, odor and repellent aspects, and vague terms like toward weather or agriculture. Unable to extract a coherent event, entities, or dates from the fragment.
Public Apathy In Rural Welfare Effort Raises Concerns
A community reports ongoing public apathy toward the Food for Britain appeal while awaiting mothers at Mareeba Home. Soldiers from both world wars attended a year end event as Rev Ware of Mossman offered religious instruction to local children.
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Berry
Mamabery
Food For
Britain
Tee
Ware
Mossman
Mollay
Ion
Banister
Cairea
Marslye
Seames
Mex
Livingston
Indaw
Mra & Resse
Bre C
Architect of His Own Fortune Shaped by Visionary Work
A profile outlines how a prominent local figure built wealth through architectural ventures and savvy investments. It highlights key projects, leadership roles, and the enduring influence of his career on the community.
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