Aboriginal Queensland Statistics 1936 Summary Release
Queensland Statistian announces the forward of the 1936 edition of the Queensland Statistics. It covers population trends with December 1935 figures, birth and death rates, and farm production including cattle and wool. The report notes interstate trade, prices, unemployment, and full-time employment, with a price of 2 shillings and distribution through government offices and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dererminnd
Jini
Queensland
Peter
Treasurs
Prolific Tomato Vine Report From The Garden
An OCR fragment notes tomato vines producing abundant fruit with mentions of pests and planting times. References to varieties and a march or February timeframe appear, but wording is garbled. The readable items include garden observations on vine vigor and potential yields from a household plot.
Natives and Wattles struggle in tense match
Natives and Wattles played a tense football battle with shifting leads. Key figures included Hooper, Tobin, and Heinemann as Wattles pressed but native defense and late vigor kept the score close amid rough play and tactical exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serelevatsin
Puaitlonn
Tim Exardlus
Furan
Samably Caveme
Duane
Ana
Walt Angel
Tate
Hooper
Tinper
Nella
J. Mwijor
J. Ball
Mainuga
Howper
Tobin
Wilson
Tor Witeow
Aesoppanne Armel
Ban Jones
Hue Forrest
Mall
Heinemann
Amiek
Wilem
Jemen
Nathves
Byrne
Kyra
Apie
Frsiiniutiin Hesrive
Gudmee Hogan
Whden Wan Ware
Schall Aust
J. Mall
Harmeatie
Kiel
Dexter
Newlawtt
Seana
Riferie
Aml
Australian Winter Scenes in New Guinea Territory
A vibrant portrayal of Australian influence and tropical landscapes around Rabaul and Lakwaal coast. The narrative blends climate notes with cultural displays, including local dances, village welcomes, and the impact of the visit on Australian outlook. The piece highlights native hospitality, coral waters, and the national spirit amid colonial-era observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otranta
Rome
Almont
Diora
Anatralla Agata
Sid Cortali
Wareelees
Mimbant
Timon Jane Ie
Rabaul
Amd
Clvb
Fragmented crop report from unknown region
Fragmentary OCR text speaks of crop vegetation and farming concerns with scattered mentions of names and places. The passage lacks coherent details but implies discussions on crop health and farming conditions. No clear events or outcomes are discernible from the readable segments.
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Bank of New South
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Bank of
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Chariotte Street
ABC of Queensland
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Ani
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St” Power Chief
Ict
Paterson
TEXAC
F. R. Power
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Bret
Camel
Otranto
Rabasl
SIA
Murdoch
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