Women Auxiliary meeting at Gloneurry Sub-branch
The annual general meeting of the Women Auxiliary of the Gloneurry Sub-branch met at Sau Ste Hall with Mesdames Lens ley Kenny Lisson Brelingan Wion Bustice Moore Walton Burne Mleosun Horton and Violet Moore present. Reports on the year included a successful W Lute race meeting and charity appeals, with members praised for hosting a dinner and aiding distressed lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloneurry
Ir Sau Ste Hall
Daly
Mesdames Lensley
Kenny
Lisson
Brelngan Wion
Bustice
Moore
Walton
Burne Mleosun
Horton
Violet Moore
Pinketies Digestive Aid Promises Appetite Relief
An early 20th century ad touts Pinketies as a remedy to stimulate appetite and improve digestion. It claims to cure distaste, feverishness, constipation, and stomach derangements, promising a morning hunger and a cleaned digestive tract with gentle liver stimulation.
Will of Wallace Edgar Palmer probate requested
The will of Wallace Edgar Palmer deceased is to be granted to Elizabeth May Palmer widow and sole executrix after four days from publication. Interested parties may file a caveat with the Registrar before the grant is made, noting the notice dated July eighteenth, with solicitors Suthers and Walker of Wentworth Street Townsville representing the executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallage
Edgan Palmem
Propell
Sear MacKlilay
da Fe
Queensland
Mile
Gourk
Wallace Edgar
Elizabeth May Palmer
McKinlay
Detson
Seatenance Suthers and
Walker Solicitors
Rxecutetx
Wentam Street
Townsville
ANZAQ OPEN HANDICAP AND FIVE RACES AT ANNUAL MEETING
Handicap race details list prize allocations for first to third places across five events. Includes nomination and acceptance fees, starting conditions, and weight penalties with notes on horse eligibility and timing. Also references racing rules, permit requirements, and weight declarations with dates in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prise
James Boyd
Aereplanes
Mwetonoe
Gil
Uist
Torao
Priss
Unemployed Ex-Servicemen in Queensland Publicize League Drive
The Queensland state branch of the British Legion advocates a joint effort with employers to create permanent work for hundreds of ex servicemen. An employment bureau reports hundreds of men obtaining menial or temporary positions, but the unemployment problem remains grave. The article highlights veterans, some disabled, still seeking stable employment and urges business leaders to fulfill long-standing promises made after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Asies
League of Australia
Sigming
Tle
British Legion
League
Athegina Clutsy
Slaffe
Olf Atanisti
Omiven
Gallipoli
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Shane
Brands Office
Ktook, Surgical Supplies Ltd
Customs Hous
Queen Street
Brisbane
A. P. Greenfield
Northern Ltd
Will
Visi
MYT
ISAQ
Theteb Bart
J. T. Boyd
West St
Mt. Isa
Whybrow
Tobaqcomiat
Sydney
Garator
Queens
Agant
Weasumabig Corl
Stanley Streets
Pownesville
Biwbbane
Wyckhampton
Caiins
Petty Srasiony
Agenis
J. M. Seymour
Cloncurry
Fenwicks
Wain
Edward Street
Fenwick's
Women’s Auxiliary
Rssila
Musdamee Liston
Brelieann
Mrerhlent
Heport
Abe
Ghye
PL VV
Wilson Fort
Aury
Soller
Anu
Donald
Wewall
Sevrelany
Jen Gunn
Leon Grevils
Violul Mooru
Harry Weelk
Ine Wat
Batik
Keepligg
Vagl
Belore
Willy Slicer
Ely Hk Iy
Kbel
Lee
Enurgelic
Wo Wien
Furmullen
Une
Dubai
Liewan
Mra Gleceun
Mendley
Wendley
Moydermes Girosvi
Moorg
Aloo
Lue Moles
Korton
Kegny
Mestiaitios
Mes Lisyun
Mesdames Herlon
Eustace
Mesdamies Meowre
Heli
Ihe Game Jieubers Laing
Mra Enstey
Clair
Mrr Lisgon
Mrv
Ereingam
Thwag
Messrs
Nye and
L. Petris
Tor
Westesse
Mesers Horkon
Moorewold Wallon
Pinkettes
Lauri
Hyume
Cloncur
Clus
Malron
Stodart
J. Barton
Affinck
B. W. Barnes
A. W. Dodd
J. Grant
WH Grant
G. Ross
T. Dang
Trotman T. Gleeson
TL. OG
Luther
Messra
N. Trotman
T. Dy Judze
H. Rose
P. C. Leonard
Reg Starler
A. M. Jordan
Dr. Thompson
Meee
I. Brebazon
D. J. McDonald
T. Langley
J. A. Lisson
J. I. Bulley, Esq
Tig
Tim
Rat Kennedy
Seon
Nominaton
Lair War Services
Tamalies
EAHA
AU Atheory Mie
J. Stewart
Dune
Suu Uring Na Voouum Gyi Company
Ponte
Antal Norio
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