The Interests of Diggers and War-Time Service Notes
A quarterly update covers the Diggers care by nurses at Roormount Hospital with Mrs Maud Poynton noted for long service. It reports missing brothers from Amstralia Park and the 50th Battalion in France, plus a request for information on their whereabouts. It also notes the Amateur Historical Society’s forthcoming literary issue and reports 1000 new members for the League with regional gains and a potential 1937 scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasslie
Roormount Hospital
Maud Poynton
Chaxer
Pederal
Kizecetivum
Te Hoe
Betti Eaabire
Searce
L.A
Bebalf
Robert Bef
Baerowlae- Purves
British Legion
Amstralia Park
Burry
Johan
Fant
Boch
Aclp—Park
50H
France
John
RayDt
C. Edad
Somcoming
Amcnom
Tm League
RD. Hulsh
Catraay
Mfr
Hadah
Queensland
Passengers Carried On Ship Venturing Between Southampton and New York
The Cusand-Waite Starner Quest Mary has conveyed more than 42,000 passengers on 14 voyages between Southampton and New York. A company official says the Anneals remake confirms the policy behind building the great liner and its sister ship. A fruit box is dropped from a ship, bursting with its contents and leaving a fraction of its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quest Mary
Southampton
Pnd
New York
Railway freight and tramway competition debated by Royal Commission
A Royal Commission on Transport heard evidence from Mr F J Goldenstedt for the Queensland Root Transport Development Association. He argued metropolitan rail and tramway competition harms primary industries by diverting freight from rail to cheaper tramway options. He claimed suburban railway and tram extensions reduce rail appeal and that freight schedules should serve primary producers at the lowest rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geminal
Maartial Ody
Royal Commission On ‘Transport
F. J. Goldenstedt
Gweensland Root Transport
Goldenstedt
Gobdeestedlt
Ares
Sra
Goldstedtaid
Avestock
Railway Department
Ark Wyonder
White Australia policy faces scrutiny in Australia debate
The article discusses daily praise for Australia and its climate while noting policy challenges. It highlights concerns over population growth, birth rates, and potential threats to the White Australia policy amidst British and Japanese demographics. It argues that without facing these facts, Britain’s decline and global competition could hinder Australia’s future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Commonwealth
Aetcaor Ao
Northern Ireland
Brnahima
Polly
Britain
Harvey Snt- Yom
Wil
Natoraliam
Litte
Palace of Discovery at the Paris International Exhibition 1937
The Palace of Discovery at the Paris International Exhibition 1937 will vividly present fundamental discoveries in astronomy geology physics and biology with working models diagrams cinematograph and phonograph. Visitors enter a live laboratory like space and witness large electrical demonstrations optics and human health tests in a science education showcase aimed to inspire curiosity and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace of Discovery
Paria
Cay
Tee
Faraday
Gale
Carey
Wiscoverien Doman
Oldest Woman Pioneer First Customer at Mundie Street Store
Seventy years ago a North Adelaide widow, Mrs J B Carry, became the first customer at John Martin’s Mundie Street store. To mark the occasion the owner promised a frock when she turned 90, a pledge not fulfilled in her lifetime but recently renewed as management honored the centenarian with a new dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Carry
Jeffcott Breet
North Adelaide
South Australia
Om Team
John Martin
Mundie Street
Mr. Martin
John Martin's
Ancient French coins found in soil during works
A labourer uncovering soil for a row house foundation struck a vase containing twenty kold coins dated from LaND to 1403 in the reign of Charles VI. The coins bear the legends Dei Gratia Prancorum Rex and the French royal arms with three fleurons, crowned, and the inscription Christawn vinci Christux regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Lignen
Japon
Charles VI
Charles
God
Arme of
France
Agous
Vinci
Christux Regent
Christas Am Beret
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Yates Seeds the Gardeners Choice
Wills Street
Charleville
YATES
Bay
Hawes
Lee Ever
Golden Casket
Wv.s. Moble
Mer
Polio Tla
Ade Corporation
Sebarban
White
Waopad
Charleville Times
Aed Teas
Eta
Elie
Gat
Pate, bin Ie
the “Times
Wretern Pcrtion OF
Gueeseland
Spence
Tey
the Charleville Times Pty. Ltd
Discovery Palace
W. Armbranter
Mutlambiohy
Coun
Eweeren
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