Federal air policy and internal Australian air routes debate
The article reviews the Commonwealth Committee on Air Communications recommendations and the push for internal air routes in Australia. It argues passenger and freight traffic support, noting economic pressures, the need for larger aircraft, and government subsidies to foster pioneer services. It highlights benefits to distant inland areas and the potential for a direct rate to England from Neutralia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jauesyers
England
Neutralia
Coutres
Hirty
Jfew
Australia
Federal Committee In Communications
Retired Indian Officers Colony Preserves Traditions
A new colony of retired Indian Army officers is being developed at Rt Helen's Waves Huibling. The project aims to preserve military traditions with an exclusive club, medical support, and cultural activities. An appeal seeks recruits and families to join Riviera activities, with 281 planned residences and a 18 month completion outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Helen's Waves
Huibling Plore
India
Mare
Riviera
Te Prwerve
Indian Army
Aviation Progress Spotlighted At Aviation Show
The display at Aviation Show featured an elite range of aero engines underscoring advances in power weight ratios and efficiency. References to Napier and Napier’s 1480 Wp engine highlight historic progress and the push toward higher performance for military and civil aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Khor
Eases
D. Napier
England
Langley
most_probve
Dien
Em Motor Soren
Rotor Developi
Fengrere Saas
Ees
Wilbur Wi
France
Paris
Malcolm Campbell
Rolle Rover Werenring
CLM
Farman
Seiemce
Dunlop
Vows of Purring Ships and Roscentration Action
The fragment hints at vows tied to ships and decisive action expressed to worren. It reads like a cryptic line from a historic maritime or ceremonial text with unclear subjects and outcomes. Further readable context would clarify the individuals or organizations involved.
Mutiny and Surrender Aboard De Zeven Ions
In Batavia a mutinous squadron aboard the De Zeven Ions faced surrender after a burning ship caused a white fog and mixed signals. Commander Jesredt demanded capitulation as mutineers, Eurpoeans, and natives were involved in the incident, with casualties and a fleeing burning ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
de Zeven
Oni
Banta
The Argentine Crop Damaged In Partial Destruction
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate Pitheary and Inrmetn damaged about 25 percent of Argentina's crop. Remaining areas are damaged to an undetermined degree, with unclear details about scope and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitheary
Inrmetn
Argentina
Primary Producers Call for Interest Rate Reductions
The Primary Producers Association demands action on a bank circular urging lower interest rates amid heavy burdens on wool and other crops. It notes wool priced around 44d to the pound and questions current rate cuts, urging banks and financial institutions to reduce rates to preserve solvency and credit access for producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primary Producers’ Association
Commonwealth Wool Inquiry Committee
Aveemmre Conti
King's Health Seating at Sandringham
The King proved his good health by remaining at Sandringham where he and Queen are waging until the nere are past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randringham
Green Honoured for services to Carnamah district
A. F. Green MLA was toasted by the Carnamah Board on Thursday night in the Board Room for his efforts toward the new post office at Carnamah. Speakers praised his work for the district, wheat industry support, and future posts, while Green stressed national importance of a post office and the wheat bounty system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrumak
A. £. Green
Carrnmak Baed
Boneh
J Is Feerestur
A. C. Bierman
Rt Wotice
Unity
Green
Isieen Thin Bowman
Bowman
Carantak
Chail
Carnamah
Mr. Green
Imume Rabbee
A. Smart
Salinaing
Ciect
Alwase
Derby i Wendham
Parl
Austealia
Hee
Jmrt
Queensland
Gascoyne
Emis
Mewes Gpl Brown
EL G. Howat
Sugar industry talk on growing tropical fruits in Western Australia
A public meeting in Carnamah discussed federal policy on expanding tropical crops in the north of Western Australia. Speakers urged united action by sugar growers and officials, noting progress and challenges in establishing sugar farming, including labor and cost issues, with praise for community turnout and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austinsin
Carnamah
Rooke
Australia
Reapanae
Bickford
Prom Mr Geen
Thee Springs
Frankin
Carmammak
Greta Af
Plemnye
Nolan
Lattin
Janielionn
Weetern
Queensland
Mingenew Rowt Board Objects to Midland Lease Approval
In a heated meeting the Mingenew Rowt Board protested the Department of Lands and Burves approval of a lease for 211 per year to the Midland Railway Company. The district fears the lease threatens the area’s main water supply and water authority. The chair urged action during Perth visit and protests will be forwarded to district members. There are nearly 3,000,000 doses in Great Margin versus 000,000 in 193.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimenene Rowt Board
Department of Lands and
Midland Railway Company
Byingully
Eax Mathew
Midland
Perth
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Folbrook
Holbrooks
Holbrooks Eeene
VITA
F.o.r. Fremantle
W.A
Goldsbrough, Mort & Co., Ltd
Goldsbrough House
St. George’s Terrace
Federal Air Policy
Hastings
Aviation Progress
Marvellous Motors
EL B. James
G& DE Zeven
King's Health
Sandringham
Ingemew Road Board
Coorem
Messrs
KK. Hust
Three Springs Road Board
Gev. H. Bickfort
FBAM
Thins Springs
Uhey
Resch
Voxalls
Stone
Belfast
Tel
Star Factory
Geraldton
Ted
Walthe & Bon
Mingenew Springs
Broad Board
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