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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 23, 1931
Page
3
The United Avetrilent Party held a swift gathering to discuss the larger government strategy with opposition support. A key opposition member arrived in Melfourme to participate in proceedings ahead of the formal debate at Wynne.
Dan Mollison, senior pilot of the Anateuian Atrwissld, arrived in Brisbane, hoping to beat a new record between Australia and Boston. He plans a flight of about eleven days, targeting a milestone in aerial speed and endurance despite uncertain weather.
The shipowners announced that sailors will not work today in line with new federal government regulations issued last Friday. The order temporarily extends the preventer moratorium on crewing and sets guidelines for labor during the port operations.
Divers locate the Eleaner Hid Janerko wreck off the Golden Gate amid a salvage operation led by Charles Mawkel. The vessel, which foundered Feb 2 1901 on a voyage from Australia, carried nitron sterling bullion wires and related bullion holds.
Several private banks including the Bank of New South Wales propose advising depositors of the State Savings Bank upon presentation of past dock and proof of delay. The Savings Bank Court is studied on Saturday with private bankers ready to act, while the state bank assumes greater responsibility.
Tuesday in Hillsbane the Industrial Court heard a dispute over a wage cut from £9 7s 6d to a lower rate. The Gombiond Employers Creatisat ion argued prices fall justify the cut while the Employees Representative warned of reduced spending power and higher unemployment. The court reserved its decision.
In Brisbane on Tuesday the Ipswich Railway Workshops announced further retrenchment with fifty men receiving notices. Rumors speak of weekly dismissals but no official confirmation was obtained.
In Brisbane on Tuesday a sparse crowd packed Sierra Hall for about two hours as Lang outlined the Thanet policy. Hundreds could not hear due to a loudspeaker failure while Lang spoke from a typewritten page. The audience was told the debtors face special treatment and interest payments are handled as in other cases.
The feud between farmers, including Frederick Luann and Milkcarler, culminated in a charge of stealing an explosive device and bearing property of H. Callaby and Frou Hubley. Accused faced trial after earlier threats of confrontation.
Police arrest three men after a months long inquiry into a Landesmar motel theft of £10,000. Investigators traced the money to a secluded paddock where £7,400 was found buried. A planned hold up was foiled as detectives watched the suspects near a fence and an isolated yard.
Fragmented OCR text alleges government denunciation of Sydney with conspiratorial wording. It mentions a future executive, ministerial figures, and claims of exaggerated financial misconduct. The garbled lines reference a rise in tones and a dubious event affecting New South Wales.
Three men Joseph Harold Ryan Arthur Gollins and Dares Gatirey appeared on charges linked to two mail robberies. Police stated recovery prospects were tied to ongoing investigations and money stolen totaled substantial sums. The cases were adjourned to May 27 with bail refused.
The Federal and State Governments are pressed to withdraw from a famed land used for primary fordation. An Annual Conference resolution passed endorsing tractor transport to secure income and advance Josses, with decisions on gender roles affecting future undertakings.
In Adelaide Turnday, William McAlinon, 60, was shot by two men during an attempted robbery. He went to hospital in critical condition after being pursued by assailants who fired a revolver at him. authorities warned the case could escalate if a planned proceeding went ahead.
Fragmented and garbled text details a government measure involving insurance companies and deposits to the government. The record notes a legislative committee and amendments affecting credentials and formal steps, with references to penalties and financial thresholds. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage.
The Gonthal Council of the Country Party yesterday signaled cooperation with the AM for Australie League and Nationalist Party in the upcoming Federal elections. The coalition aims to field a united slate in key regions amid unspecified party realignments and leadership changes.
Lang Group faces legal pressure from YDNEY Finlay Solicitors in Australia as Leader Party demands the group cease using Uh toro Awwitradlanitu Party branding. The dispute centers on branding rights and potential injunctions are expected to follow if compliance is not achieved.
Antonio Fanta the TWellan was executed for the murder of four fellow countrymen near Fremantle. The sentence was carried out yesterday after a march 20 conviction. An official statement reported the proceedings were without incident and Fanta remained silent.
A defamation dispute concluded Thursday with the court ruling in favor of the defendants. The case involved the plaintiff Groree Webb accusing Sydney Fletelier of an alleged slur, with the jury deciding against the plaintiff and the retirement home arrangement not affecting the verdict.
The Grazers Association delegates met in Grazers Conference at the Austral and Northern Queensland region. The resolution urged government reduction on rents and extending lease terms, with a recall to reconsider sharing Contractors rules and bond systems. McMaster was re elected president, and a committee was asked to study hybrid wool sales and Cedral North Queensland markets.
Canbewha dispatch reports indicate Lane Growy will contest seats in every state at the federal election. A special campaign targets Scully in Victoria while spraihearl ofallah opposes Theodore. Lang candidates plan to contest Queensland seat now held by Lahey.
In Mushane on Thursday the government announced aid to the wool industry by cutting freight rates on a carrier term used as a short trench for worm combat. The reductions are about 60 percent.
In a chaotic scene described as a Labour event in Towneville Labour figures including Secretary Carrigan of the Seamen’s Executive faced internal rifts. The controversy centers on Winsett and the Queensland Labour movement with hints of deliberate missteps and party alignment questions.
In the Melbourne era notice from Thursday the administrator reports New South Wales facing a total default amount of 2 498016 pounds including exchange and commission. The Commonwealth Government applied swingeing to 68494 pounds, reducing the net owing by New South Wales to 1 754 789 pounds. A writ from April for 55709 pounds is noted with further details of preparation.
Overseas air mail service from Korpang to Darwis and Rinedamd lists dates and times with a Malti route. The fragment notes delivery at 1200 p20 and mentions Abe Hitet Mereiles in transit. Names and places are uncertain due to OCR issues but reflect postal routing and schedule notation.
In Brisbane Friday the State Open Half Championship produced a tied match between WH Sinclair of Wirwick and O Brown of Tomine after 4 holes. A playoff was scheduled over six holes to determine the winner.
In Canberra the opposition pressed the government on the parliamentary conference and a proposed Water Front regulations amid talk of an election. In the Senate Pearer led a motion to reject the government rule, Brennan warned of breach of peace, and Dowley warned of reintroduction if disallowed, with Pewren’s motion passing 19 to 6. The attorney general was to publish the water regulations at once.
A jury returned a verdict involving multiple defendants. Allan Ward, 94, and Lewin Lewin, 17, were found guilty, while Ralph Puller and Heotard Jackson were not guilty. Ward and Lewin were remanded for further proceedings.
Minutes record a meeting of the Ratepayers Association held in the Glomearty halepay School of Arts reading room on a May Wednesday in 1904. Members discussed correspondence with the Home Secretary's Department Brisbane about council expenditure, rate increases, and potential reforms to the Local Authority Act. A committee was formed to draft amendments and seek consideration for their insertion into the act.
In connection with the Quamby Hack Club races at Quamby on Caturlay June 27 owners must have all horses entered with the secretary or his agent by 4 p.m. Tuesday. Horses travel to the course and stay until Wednesday June 26. Paddock is well greased and watered. owners may rest assured their horses will be safely cared for by a capable caretaker.
A British racing page reports numerous handicaps including La Tattermal o and Novice at one mile, with winners such as Jimmy Poirrel and Anchor. Times and margins noted, markets show winners at 6 to 1, many races decided by lengths or heads across Melbourne and Morang style fixtures.
Brisbane notes report Monthy and chnpidute’s gallop with Fyestootar showing soreness on the track. Betting lists include Brisbane Thousand contenders Will Yet Regal Glory Amble Boy Freebootac Dreamfoot Brown Apple and others. Stradbroke Handicap notes feature Myles Le Goplen Anchor Lady Linden Amble Boy Amberinte Mourty among entries. Sydney confirms Anchor Yolease and inducement will travel to Brisbane for the Cup Meeting.
A fragmentary Brisbane page item lists a string of unusual names and terms such as Islest beiling Reval Gory Brown Apple Homie Freebooter Warramoones Dreafoot 40 Milas Zeta Atroforen Ambla Boy 44 Doubloon Mturgore Memalo Nigh Tivasure, with no clear context or event described.
A large crowd at Sydney Stadium on Saturday night witnessed a calm fight as Palmer edged Brundren to win on points after a quick start cooled. Palmer broke through Ferrer’s guard late to seize control and claim victory in the bout.
Saturday in Melbourne reports that three portil Committee appointed to study balancing budgets advised cautious steps. Recommendations stressed Commonwealth and State budget interplay with possible longer timelines and uncertain prospects for immediate reforms amid unclear financial futures.
Yesterday summary notes four youths charged with the murder of Arthur Fend, a school teacher, during a street clash at Gomme on March 26. Chief Justice Tevina urged careful consideration of evidence and warned of rising violence in the community.
A London based directory advertises contacting manufacturers and dealers across the United Kingdom and Europe. It lists trade headings, printing trade cards, and agencies, with prices from £1 10s to £148 for ad space. Published annually by LorTwa Directory Co Ltd, established 1018.
London report of a New Zealand XI overpowering Marylebone in a match. New Zealand won by an innings and 122 runs with strong innings contributions from Mervated and Healani. Marylebone was all out for 408 after a brisk start, Merrit taking seven wickets for 28.
The report lists heat matchups including Tatoagi Hawklot Ambertown Mon aildale Queon y Lock Gon wraith and divisions with Alla Phist Au berlatre Brisbane Thousand Will Yat Brown Apple Hop Gift Gon High Gun followed by various horse names and football notes. It also describes an industrial dispute over underground work classification between carpenters timbermen and metalliferous wining award with Justice Webb and counsel debates on pay rates and work distinctions.
Mr J. 4. Hawthorn informs motorists and clients that Hu hers motors have been classified at Horwood's Motors opposite Cou House. He plans an updated garage and will endeavour to ensure every district is served with guided service.
An obituary from Choices District Capital reports the death of Monry Burgess aged sixty, a long time NorWest distel shearer and former Australian Natives Hotel Sewtons staffer. Survived by four sons and a widow, he was active in the School of Ere an Institution Tevoeni and held in local regard. Private funeral details follow.
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