New Shire Proposed as Wyandra Residents Demand Road Fixes
Wyandra residents and station owners push for a new shire saying roads are in appalling state. A meeting chaired by H. W. Graham saw a near-universal petition to the Home Office for funding, contrasting £4,000 spent there with £21,000 raised and £24,000 spent in Cunne Mullla district. Wyandra’s main street floods after rain and remains poorly drained, while dust storms and recurring drains woes plague businesses and residents. Our Wrandra correspondent reports widespread support for binding action and better road formation to drain the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Craham
Eemed
Hiiehane
Cunnemulla
Same
Wyendra
Paroe
Wrandra Fi
Merino Breeders Form Queensland Stud Sheep Group
Speaking at the inaugural Brisbane meeting of the Queensland Merino Stud Sheep Breeders Association, presiding Mr K P Lord said merino sheep are Australia’s backbone. A motion to found the association was carried as Mr Beds from the NSW Sheep Breeders Association praised the step and urged national unity for breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Royal National Association
Sais Bs
Mr. & Beds
Kew South Wales
Centenary Race Plans Spark Charieville Air Pageant
Charieville authorities led by Alderman O J Allens discuss Melbourne Centenary air race arrangements. The city prepares viewing positions near the airport with modern camp facilities and riverfront reserves. Visitors from Queensland and New South Wales expected, with entertainments and a race week events schedule under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charieville
O. J. Allens
Courier Mail
Ecommudat
Gotian
Vderman Allen
Eebibitien
Wafel
Charkevilly
Lmne
Mijaren
Queensland
New South Wales
Tad Ha
Allen
Charlerile
Darwin Werttertien
Secon
Fevnmerty
Wreilknewn
Unifch low among four turned Lakes conference byline
Warwickshire bowls first Innings with Kilner Bromley and Ebeling among top dismissals. Mayer, Wyatt, and Paine strong with ball as Grimmett leads a tight spell. Sundries and late wickets leave the innings total modest before stumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwickshire
Kilner
Bromiey
Ebeling Buckingham
Grimmett Mayer
Ebeling Oo Croom
Stpd
Oldfield
Grimmett
Bates
Chipperfield
Fleetwood Smith
Wyatt
Fleetwood-Smith Partons
Grimerett Santall
Ebeling Cranmer
Grimmett Paine
Hollies
Grimmett Sundries
Mayer
Paine
Croom
Cranmer
Sawtall
Warwickshire Edge Australia In Low Scoring Encounter
Warwickshire bat first and struggle to 21 runs as Australia paceman Wyatt exploits uneven pitch. Anetta and Kippost lead Warwickshire in a tense chase while McCabe and V2 Crimmett provide resistance. The game slides into a low scoring stalemate with several batsmen contributing brief innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERC Adengseeaat
Kipper
Australia
Warwickshire
Ben
Anetta
AL F. Kippost
A. Brown
S. J. Metube
W. A Obddiehl Pal Chipperfield
AL Peretti
Bromies
Crimmett
Darning
Lot Firet Word Smith
T. Ebeling
EL S Wratt Teopting
A. Parseos
Cranmer
J. A. Bades
N. Kilmer
AL J. Cream
F. R. Sontall
J. HM. Mayer
G. Paine
K Hollies
J. Bockieham
Eer McCabe
Amy Abertion
Vem! Tewline
Wyatt
Wien
Grimmett Leads Australia To Strong Second Innings Push
Australia end day two with 163 runs for four wickets after dismissing Warwickshire for 179. Grimmett starred with five wickets for 76 runs in the first innings, while McCabe 77 and Darling 55 contributed in the second. Santali and Croom impressed with 61 and 51 for Warwickshire before collapse. Brown top-scored in Australia’s first innings with 22 and Oldfield again contributed, as the Aussies seek a commanding position at the Oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimmett
Australia
Warwickshire
Santali
Croom
McCabe
Darling
the Oval
Brown
Co. H. Grimmett
Local Centre QALT elects leaders as finances near balance
The quarterly meeting of the Charville Centre Q ALT elected J. Leckett as chairman for the fifteenth year and K. ONeill as treasurer with A M Deutecher as executive representative. A monthly financial statement showed £134 6s received and £5 9d paid, with total funds around £2080 16s 8d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctaarville Centre
Q Alt
J. OF
FP. Lockett
K. Oneill
A. M. Deutecher
U- 4
Oneill Wes
A. M. Denteeher
Tim
Wendd
V. Paluazi
C. Pitt
C. W. Burcher
Bexq
New Zealand & Australian Land Co
Bocerelia
Charleville Ambolane- Ball Committee
W. Drennan
W. McKenzie
The
New Zealand & Australian Land Con
Oakwood Station
W. A. Morven
Mimdes
W. Birbesstall
Rain Protection Fund Meeting in Arisbane
A meeting of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies in Arisbane decided to establish a rain protection fund with reserves of about 50 held in reserve. Secretary H W Waisem outlined that the scheme should proceed, with no claims paid in the first year but eventual compensation for contributors against rain. Affiliated societies were asked to state their positions and record the expected tangents from Showerted tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies
Arisbane
Tomalay
H.W. Waisem
Pala
al Omer
Ines
Alia Tian Dors
Federal Offer for Dairy Cattle Research
Senator McLachlan announced a five year federal program to fund research into disease and contagion in dairy cattle. The plan seeks to assess abortion factors and improve control measures, with a total appropriation to support the program and related investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senalor McLachlan
Alfmeter
Conmeil
Schmitte
Delbry Calthe
Sensi McLachlan
Bradman Will Play In City Match
The article notes Australian cricket great Bradman will play in a forthcoming match in Loxton. Details on opponents or exact date are unclear but his participation is confirmed.
Ferocious escapee shatters peace in Alfred Street melee
A New South Wales native known as Jock Smith fled from Constable McKeever in Alfred Street last Friday night. He hurled stones, assaulted residents, seized a weapon, and was recaptured after a fierce chase ending near Galatea Street. He faced Police Magistrate Grenier on Saturday, receiving multiple fines and imprisonment terms for creating a disturbance, resisting officers, and beating the constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Street
McKeever
Wills Street
Jock Smith
Smith
New South Wales
Bet Hye Beer
Neomtaml
McKeeter
Altres Sarevt
Alice
Willie Streets
Victoria Motel
Hare Hall
U Hull
Hull
Mr. A. Curtis
Hell
Smbib
Eyre Street
Galatea Street
William
Ferces
Comstable McKeever
Mr. & C. Grenier
Ferre Strogele
Grenier
McKrever
Hospital Committee Seeks New Funds And Subcommittee Actions
The Jar eville Hospital committee held its meeting Thursday afternoon with present chairman and Dr A W Fox. Apologies were read from Lockett and Burton. Letters of thanks were written to donors including Stewart, McLeod, Hanslow, Addison, and others. funds and donations were discussed for the hospital, including a potential prize at the main beacon team and requests to the Home Secretary for a substantial sub from the Golden Casket. A subcommittee led by Sister Wateron was appointed during Matron Tait's absence to liaise with the Premier regarding a new hospital building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jareville Hospital
Semereiay
Messe
Dave Stewart
Il McLeod
A. KE. Hanslow
W. S. Addison
Ewch
Jus
Thompeen
W. J. Gireen
Uckwood
Morven Drapeh
W.A
W.arl
Leeds
Wyandrai
Rita Connolly
J. Vowks
A. W. Fox
Fonds
Institutiom
Char leville QCWA Monthly Meeting Held at Town Hall
The Char leville branch of the CW A met in the Town Hall on Wednesday with 14 members present led by chairman Grimetead and secretary Ties Carroll. Apologies were received from four members. One account was passed for payment and members praised the service. The annual meeting is set for September 1 with a general election of officers. A musical program and competitions will be arranged and members will assist with afternoon tea. A vote of thanks was proposed and seconded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville
C.W.A. Wa
Men‘ime Grimetead
Dentecher
Hracker
Kepie
Addinom
Eedy
Armstrome
Berry
Wiken
Ponnelly
Fraser
Beaumont
Martin
Forrest
Ties Carroll Tarching
James Kennan
Febvtead
Carter
Paynter
Sma
Heer Wil
Afferpoop Trea
Brisbane Acceptances for Ascot Races
Acceptances list for Ascot events includes VErisiane's trial and Flying, Exhibition, Service, Welter, and Sunda Harness handicaps. Notable entries include New Girl Mack Peer Highcoe East Packet Morris Kivoli Good Tale Lith Prince and Flame Kime. other runners named across multiple handicap races with varying distances and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascot Verisiane
Mack Peer
Highcoe
East Packet
Morris Kivoli
Good Tale
Lith Prince
Field Gan
Volantina
Mac Wanken
Amberbeart
Jelly Hayes
Desval
Flame Kime
Met Las
Janice Th. Spearpen
Pump Will Vet
Rachian
Cuban Lone
Sironbhird
Time Table
Cabaret
Anticipations and Races at Hawthorne Meet
A garbled list of entries and names appears to describe racing events at Hawthorne including an exhibition handicap with Regal Star and Brown Forte, plus various names such as Gachian and Royal Art Wells. The text also hints at a trial and a few dramatic race titles but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal Star
Royal Art Wells
Warwick Eye
Arras
Dumsian Lind’s Purchase Reflects Breeder Penchant
In Western Queensland at the Brichhope Exhibition Mr REBO Poneer, famed Dunstan Stud owner, paid 199 guineas for Haddon Rig ram No 72, lambed October 131. The sire Birdwood is a world renowned Haddon rig progeny, bolstering Dunstan’s stud and Charleville shows’ prestige. The ram arrived in perfect condition at Charleville station and was transported to Dunstan by lorry.
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Brichhope
Ram Cales
Rebo Poneer
Dnu
Queensland
Birdwood
Haddon
Pencer
Charleville
Wednever Mail
Fat Stock Sales in Brisbane Market Report
Fat stock sales in Brisbane on Friday saw 12e0 cattle moving in train loads from Prairie Charte ville and Beaudesert with large consignments from Blackall. Quality varied with prime cows from Beaudesert and light weights sold well though overall values eased from early levels. Sheep totaled 6709, mostly from Central and Western districts, with wethers and ewes sold at firmer opening then easing to lower figures by close.
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Brisbane
Prairie
Charteville
Beaudesert
Blackall
Besadenert
Penn
Aml Weetero
Prim Wether
Bloodstained Attire Links Brighton Case to Murder Charge
A fragmentary report from Brighton notes bloodstained male clothing connected to a murder case involving a man known as the dancing waiter named Jack Segtre. The evidence centers on a trunk and a dom of the Nrishton district. An analyst from Home Office asserts a toxicology reading showing exposure to morphine and an overdo via alkalies. Mancini is mentioned as a person of interest in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foome
Brighton
Enelam
Manel
Jack Segtre
Lonech
Kave
No Council Meeting Minutes Describe Town Proceedings
Vague report notes a council session did not convene amid minor confusion. Names and roles appear garbled, but several officials are referenced including the mayor and town clerk. The fragment hints at attendance and potential actions postponed or altered, with unclear dates and locations.
Drawing Draws Crowds Across Nations
Hundreds watched the drawing as ten prizes of £2 and above went to New South Wales ticket holders, ten to Queensland, ten to Victoria, and two to New Zealand. Spectators from across the country filled the venue to observe the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
New Zealand
Golden Casket Prize Winners Listed in Draw
Friday draw reveals major prize winners with ticket numbers and holders. First prize goes to ticket 28062 shared by EK Wilson and several others through Golden Dragon Agency in Rockhampton. second prize to 15416. third prize to 52755 by What You Like Syndicate. youth prize to 155BL. fifth prize to 64426 by Full Book Syndicate in Nambour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nrisbank
Golden Casket
EK. Wilson
W. Chapman
Mer
B Lynch
Rameecy
R. Hoot
Golden Dragon Agency
Hootan
Cousins
K. Toser
W. J. White
Close
Perkins
c/ Phil Downer & Co
Rockhampton
c/K
Valles
Ivory Street
Valley
Brisbane
Fraser
Len King
Hiskins
A Pbwaite
J. Sharkey
A. J. Martin
Phil Downey & Co
A. Sherrington
Bou 10
Nambour
Defamation verdict favors plaintiff against BLA and Owen Daniel
After a 25 hour deliberation the jury awarded the plaintiff £1258 in damages from Owen Daniel MLLA and the BLA. Mr Justice Bresman ordered a 21 day stay to allow appeal notice. The jury answered 74 questions, finding defamation proved in most instances while two questions favored the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardson
Owen Daniel
MLLA
Plaimift
Justice Bresman
British rabbit disease experiments eyed for Australia plan
National interest centers on a London report about Sir Charles Martin's experiments on a Brazilian rabbit disease affecting English colonies. If the virus proves fatal to rabbits, plans consider extending testing to Australia to control the common wallaby pests, a motion endorsed by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
London
Charles Martin
Division of Animal Nutrition
Australia
Brazil
England
Effert
A.C
Riveti
Maranoa Enrolment Record and Elector Transfers
The Duvindomal Returning Office announces that 230 names were added to the Commonwealth electoral roll for the division for the month. A portion of entries relate to electors changing residence, with many cancelled due to new eligibility or transfers. The record notes attempted enrolments and adjustments tied to the local electoral roll procedures and mentions officer Beebe in connection with the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maron
Savage
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Wyandra
Lord
Unifch
Kippas
Paine Chipperfield
Barnett
Sundnes
Ebeling
Gommett
F Smith
Ustralia
B Mayer McCabe
Oo Santall
the Moshes
Stam McCabe
Strond
Warwick
Grimmell
C Buckingham
Parsons
Kippax
Low
Bromley
Buckingham
C Mayer
Croom - Grimmett
Fleetwood-Smith
Bradman
Loxton
Thursau
Heep
Walt Ole Mttelw
Constable
Home Secretary
Charleville Club
Charkeville Im
Heteber
Tondimehen Serpitaal
General Business
Tiet
K Wateon
Brirbage
Axemperar Sieer
Tait
Albem
Po Pease
Amd
Randolph Medford
Ameust
Ds. Albem
Walt
Serreiges
Ted Tee
Boras
Esaming Tion Ty Beer
Neer
Erie Centre
Locker
Res
Abi Hherrowam
Aly Mindell
Abe Pipe
Abe WA
Fulham
Lake Delenin Ab
QCWA
Paynem
Ascot
Brown Fover
Rivalli
Stardeer
Harrison
Greet Ides
Kena Star
Mewrenbar Maranerite
Saze Fore
Lewlita
Lady Brinda Tells
Thalwso
Uichtower Speer Kop
Amberaer
Big Uribb
Viterer
Oval Art
Tommy Cyrus
Fragrant Zephyr
Neralhrathon
Spearall
Pam Warwick Byer
Gallipp
Kingdabe
King Heralonz
Ambertelt
Centauri
Vanere
Eon Dem
Are Licht
Henfrew
Bizard
Harvest Field
Trugee-tory
Hoi Hore
Urbation
Forecome
Lawlytreedea
Gokbem Casket
Cot
Dwetor
Talves
Grout
Haddon Rig
RAM Dumsian Lind
P. Pease
Cowie
Iakh GO
Mateo Poe
Bri
Ovalpee
Bla
Maranoa
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