Wool Marketing Board Motion at Queensland selectors’ conference
The Selectors' Association of Queensland carried a motion urging the Minister for Agriculture to legislate for a Wool Marketing Board and to conduct a postal ballot of all growers. The conference urged a comprehensive organization of all wool growers across Australia to coordinate efforts.
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Mrisbane
Miniter For Agriculture
F. W
Selectors’ Association of Queensland
Australia
Great Fortitude Displayed by Youth of 18
An 18 year old displayed great fortitude after a long accident left him with splints from torn clothing. His brother found him 24 hours later. He was taken to hospital promptly and is reported to be doing well.
Ascot maces acceptances announce midrace card
Tomorrow's program lists acceptances for trials and races at Ascot including a 1 mile Trial Handicap with Firecrecker Bachian Kores Juliet Grees Uresyee Indien Fakir Heo King Top Rope Love Scott Ambe chilies Bay Eire Compel Bachelor Prince Checkley El Jovan Meleager Piemist Scotmond Spear Kop Bare bem Nellaber Strathwyne Flying Hanincap 6 furlongs ee cercaceres jac ante Cabaret Town Topic Wawcon Barstol and 1 mile Prince Seremond Langacre Taras Barren Corn Gady Aictoria Gorgon Irish Smile Hycon Modest Light.
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Firecrecker
Bachian
Kores
Juliet Grees
Uresyee
Indien Fakir
Heo King
Top Rope
Love Scott
Ambechilies
Bay Eire
Compel
Bachelor Prince
Checkley
el Jovan
Meleager
Piemist
Scotmond
Spear Kop
Barebem
Nellaber
Strathwyne
Prince Seremond
Langacre
Taras
Gady Aictoria
Gorgon
Hycon
Anticipations for Ascot Brisbane Races Tomorrow
Daily Mail previews list the races at Ascot Brisbane with contenders in each handicap. Trini and Jutlet Flying Handicap names include Autumn Wind, Fast Jim, Exhibition Handicap features Lough Neagh and Brown Paddy. Highweight features Phenomenon and Petro Lager. Nundah Handicap lists Langacre and Gorgon.
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Daily Mail
Ascot
Brisbane
Lough Neagh
Langacre
Bandits Take £200 in Melbourne Hold Up
Four men in a blue tourer staged a sensational armed hold up in Surry Hills Melbourne. A man counting money on Joe Mackay Street was ordered to hand over about £200. A revolver was produced, a struggle ensued, and the car sped away with three men. Police and bystanders rushed to the scene amid confusion.
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Surry Hills
Melbourne
Joe Mackay
Bowie
Gil
Racketeering in NSW hits Sydney bookmakers
Sydney bookmakers and sly grog shop proprietors face growing extortion as armed gunmen raid Derlinghurst area on race days. Four bookmakers were forced to surrender about £50 to avoid violence, and detectives report victims fear speaking. Police struggle to curb the attacks as raiders grow bolder weekly.
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Sydney
Derlinghurst
Inet
Bridge tragedy marks 28th suicide attempt this year
Yesterday a man jumped from the centre of the bridge and died. A three year old child was found dead in the water after the same period of crises reports in daylight. The sequence this week raises the tally to 28 attempts since opening, with 26 fatalities and two recoveries.
Auction ram sales and offers in colonial breeding trade
Arthur Hoe declined a 20 guinea bid for a ram at auction. A breeder offered a special stud ram launched in June 1930 at 200 guineas to Mr BR Penser and 100 guineas to Mr ER Nantes of Kynnersisy. Another stud ram sold at guineas.
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Arthur Hoe
BR. B. Penser
ER. HB. Nantes
Victoria Downs Shoes claim Queensland stud sheep success
The Courier notes Brisb ane ram sales feature top class Queensland progeny led by Young Arthur stud ram No 532 from Victoria Downs Morven. Queensland breeders shown improving while Southern States lead in stud sheep, with Mr BR P Lord’s Victoria Downs offering praised as the finest seen. Other Queensland consignors named include Livingst oure Bros Bullawarrie and Hes Kinmena. Estimated value of this year’s sale is £15.
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Brishkene
Courier
Queensland
BR. P. Lord
Victoria Downs
Morven
Brisbane
Arthur
Lord
Uernsland
Messer
Livingstour Bros
Bullawarrie
Darel
Aml
Alexander Hes
Kinnenna
Tacobenty
Advertised Notice Of Property Sale At Pine Street
Fragmentary OCR advert describes a sale by Warre Pies as representative. It references a late 4 Bewte Player price and a payable sum, with weekly payment terms and a post on Pine Street. The text is garbled but indicates an advertised notice for a sale and payment arrangements.
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Warre Pies
Its
Arishane
Pertal
Taxation relief promised by Prime Minister Levone
Prime Minister Levone said yesterday that a framjeche badeet to be delivered around September 2 would include tax relief where it most boosts employment and production. The plan aims to ease the tax burden to stimulate the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muwoomba
J. A. Levone
Development of Darwin for National Defence Purposes
A conference between the Navy Army and Air Force approved a plan to develop Darwin as a naval military and air base. The scheme allocates 50 000 pounds for construction and 59 000 pounds annually for upkeep. Six inch guns with a 20000 yard range form the main defence armament.
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Slavourne
Darwin
Bary
Army
Air Force
Crash on Toll Bar Ends in Car Spin and Injuries
A car driven by Henry Victor Hilsinger crashed at the Toll Bar on a descent after the S bend. The differential failed and brakes could not stop the vehicle which struck a cliff. Mrs Hilsinger escaped injury. her daughter was hospitalised. The family, travelling with camping gear, lived in the car. Hilsinger recently bought a pinion to fix the trouble but remained unemployed.
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Henry Victor Hilsinger
Brisbane
Hilzinger
Wool Season Reports From Sturmfels Primary Producers
Director reports for Sturmfels Primary Producers Cooperative outline wool season outputs dated July 1927 to June 1928 and July 1932 to June 1933 with bale counts of 7 237 and 14 121. Production figures cover cattle sheep and lamb wool stocks at Camson Him and related items.
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Sturmfels Primary Producers Cooperative Assortation
Geurmfels
Camsom
Doles
Charleville Team Triumphs In Queensland Seven Aside
Charleville basketballers win the McGregor Lowndes Cup and defeat Brisbane in seven aside play. They beat Charleville’s rivals 73 to 12 then 21 to 6 to claim all Queensland titles. The squad returns to Toowoomba and hosts events before a royal welcome home.
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Charneville
Snd
Ihely
Brisbane
Charleville
Cereil Oweeon Sportsup
Cecil Dawson
Charteville
Charleeville
Quilpie
Rockhampton
Queensland
Toowoomba
Association
Teesday
Herleville
Weel Man Rebuked in Wool Growers Letter Dispute
A letter from Senator J. S. Collings rebukes wool industry critics and urges united action. It notes nine months since the Commonwealth Wool Inquiry Committee flagged the industry’s crisis, cites minor tax and freight relief, and questions parliamentary advocates about immediate government measures and a Commonwealth wool executive to oversee marketing and duties.
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J. S. Collings
Agreement
United Voice
Timbury
Collings
Commonwealth Wool Inquiry Committee
Texation
Qaceneland
Anwira Man Wool Growers’ Association
Cael Bey
Gmeaeures
Cramers
River Bank Rescue Trapped Cops Aid Woman in Mud
Constable P Crimbe and Constable Grimke were trapped in soft mud on the Brisbane riverbank near Grey Street bridge. They assisted a woman stuck for over 30 minutes before fellow officers and ambulance brought all to safety and hospital care.
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Jo Eoden
Grey Street
Griebene
P. Crimbe
South Brisbane
Grimke
Am Guty
Grey
Melbourne
J. Carmody
Med
General Hospital
Tambo Shire Council Proceedings Include Auditor Appointment
The Home Secretary's Office advised the appointment of Mr. F. J. Needham as auditor for 19.3. The Blackall District Improvement Board sent a cheque for work on their by-pass and praised it. The Municipal Officers' Association sought eligible employees for membership. The Council to ask for a sewer by-pass clearance across the Lanal downe reserve. The water authority accounts and sanitary fund payments are noted with expenditure tallies. Herdsmen report stock in fair condition with some poor pasture, and unitary worker notes rabbit removal efforts. Financial items include passed for payment and plans for January recovery steps.
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Home Secretary
F. J. Needham
Blackall District Improvement Board
Auzabella Roma
Municipal Officers’ Association
Devtredl
Blackall
Shire
Water Authority
Alsatian dogs embargo to be continued in Australia
Minister for Customs Mr. White told a Melbourne deputation that the Commonwealth will keep the ban on importing Alsatian dogs beyond May next year. He said the breed may become a megace and posed no economic value, while cautioning the league’s view before the embargo expires.
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Mr. White
Melbourne
Commonwealth
White
Australia
Alsatian Defence League
Tambo Hospitals Board Meeting Minutes Overview
The board reviewed a medical officer report detailing June and July admissions, discharges, and patient counts for June and July. Outpatient totals were 75 and 69 with a daily average of 5.5. Maternity ward saw modest activity with mothers and babies admitted and discharged. Gifts were acknowledged, including Mrs Foots. The old air gas plant asset was accepted, and £2 13s 11d was approved for half of the doctor residence telephone account. Accounts totaling £144 10s were reentered. An item noted overdue patient fees with write‑off decisions to be considered by August committee appointments of Messrs Foote, Kent and Mills as annncing committee for August.
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Riek Tap Waelts
Eno Beragustician
Foots
Terial
Kent
Parr
Messrs
Foote
Mills
Local golf club championship rounds in Hoks
Qualifying rounds and quarter finals of the club championship were held last weekend in Hoks with high standard play. The top eight were Westcott McInnes Fitzgerald Donaldson Wrigley George Shanasy and Lee. Semi finals Sunday planned with McInnes vs Fitzgerald and Westcott vs Donaldson.
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Hoks
J. Westcott
N. McInnes
H. Fitzgerald
J. Donaldson
T. Wrigley
A. George
J. Shanasy
R. Lee
J. Weatcott
H. Pitsgerald
N. Me
Heavy stock bookings recorded at the Boca railway station
Heavy stock bookings fill the Boca railway station as farms from Quilpie Wyandra will consign dozens of sheep and cattle to Cannon Hill and Goomdi wind. Names of firms Dalgety Fenwick Starmiel and Ware Hill Pastoral appear with many trucks and Ns booked for shipments amid busy schedules and no delays.
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Ars
Boca
Quilpie
Coongoola
Cannon Hill
4.B. Coy
Cunnamulla
O.p.p.co. Ltd
Starmiel Ltd
Wyandra
Q.P.P. Association
Murrari
Sturmiels
Canon Hill
Goomdiwind
Ware Hill Pastoral Co
Brisbane Fat Stock Market Report
The Brisbane fat stock market shows brisk activity with prime cows selling from 19/ to 30/ and other descriptions at lower rates. A total of 7543 sheep were penned mainly mutten consignments realised jd to 2d per head, prime ewes 1d to 2d, plus skins. 728 lambs were roasted and meat sold nearby. Produc and Co of Spring Creek reported 142 woolly merino ewes averaging 12/4.
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Mutten
Spring Creek
Stock Inspector seizure report lists mixed sheep and ewes
Local Stock Inspector Mr E J Tannock seized 700 mixed sheep including 180 ewes during a past charge. Animals were directed to Miguarsh and Can non Hill. owners J W and E Weir and W 5 Geary are named, with J Weir in charge.
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E. J. Tannock
Mieguarsh
J. W
E. Weir
Micguayah
J. Weir
Cannon Hill
Geary
Carbesn
Music Lovers Benefit Offer on Rating Models
A music lovers benefit promotes rating models at 2145 a price around 270 under the usual cost. The offer remains open until August 21. The instruments are described as Fall particulars and are offered to all interested by Pultus y Rovbren Serert Toowoombs.
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Pultus’y
Rovbren Serert
Toowoombs
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Tambo Shire
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