Big cattle capital needed for Northern Territory production
The piece argues that wand waving cannot fix Northern Territory and North Australia wattle areas. It says only large capital and enterprise can boost beef production, not small-scale schemes, while criticizing monopolies and unearned gains. The federal government is urged to make cattle holdings over 5000 cattle more attractive to drive development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nir Keally
Northern Territory
North Australia
Grantet
Kimberleys
Bari
Wool industry needs transport and fencing boosts says official
A statement cites transport as a primary wool industry need in Queensland and argues for large scale road and fencing projects. It notes rain halts traffic, urges reclaiming marginal lands, and calls for federal action to support the wool sector's recovery and growth. The speaker highlights the International Bank view and urges government pressure to secure funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyluk
Aba
Muon
Wester
Tne Bane Laid
Ehud
Katt
Australia
Rally
AumeUiate
Katier
Queens
Westerneensland
Cairman
Council approves and seeks reimbursement on commodity funds
The Laarvencis Shire Council approved an allocation for a commodity item in response to a request from the MRO. The Commission agreed to reimburse the Council within the allocated amount and plans to finalize the accounting shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laarvencis Shire
Counci
Iantas Bos Ruader
Mal Roda
Tila
Futeas
MRO
Toe
Reimburne Council
Ullocst
Hospitals Board Plans £10700 Loan For New Air System
The board approves borrowing £10700 for hospital improvements. Major expense includes an air system installation costing £2700 and £2000 for related work. Additional funds £1500 will cover ambulance and related equipment.
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Murtaburra
Nurges
Eme
Apant Co
Man on trial over machine gun threat to wife and family
Police say Bert Surier told court Sid and Mahaffey were on duty in Eagle Street when a complaint reached them about the defendant wandering with a machine gun and ammo. He admitted obtaining the weapon from an Australian soldier and was charged with possession and threats to shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Surier
Sid
Mahaffey
Eagle Street
Defendent
Sirvets
Lyceum
Igu Stody
Purner
Prtv
Je “Ry Connailen
Kingfisher Street
Sergt
Carter
Pilt
Thitcer
Council Labour Needs Local Recruitment Plan
The council discusses sourcing workers locally and from the United Kingdom as advised by the State Immigration Office. If labor gaps arise, the council may request state action for work to be done and housing to be provided, with decisions falling to local authorities under government policy.
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Tnt
Orem
Blate Immigration Office
Australia
United Kingdom
Agatistiie Tarem
Twan
Alenul boUr
Tn Fusure
Inligention
Ctr
AO. Eira
Coupsti
Hotel ledgers case ends with no costs
Thomas John Hamilton of the Liccum Hotel pleaded guilty yesterday at the Industrial Lauistrace Court to failing to provide a time and wages book for employees. The offence, alleged to have occurred on 7 April, was prosecuted by Mr. A Watson on behalf of the ASW.C. The magistrate, Mr. PT, imposed no costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuvuuuer
Ain le Leugresch Industrial Lauistrace
Thomas John Hamilton
Liccum
A. Watson
Becre Jay
Asw.c
Costa
No Learner Fined Ten Pounds By Industrial Magistrate
The United Grassers Co oper ative Shearing Go was fined £10 by Industrial Magistrate Mr P Noane at Mullaburrs for failing to employ a learner. The company claimed no other learners were available, while the AWU district secretary argued the learner was not present when required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Grassers’ Co-operative Shearing Go
Noane
Mullaburrs
Jeamer
Sio
Fountain Shelved Amid Unclear Cost Dispute
Officials shelved a proposed fountain project after conflicting estimates on its cost. The move halts plans pending a clearer funding path and feasibility review by city departments.
Finance lack curtails housing plan in Hibantapur
Unclear text fragment suggests a finance shortfall affecting a housing project in Hibantapur. No clear dates, organizations, or individuals can be reliably identified from the readable portion.
Faulty Stock Route Report Highlights Water Shortage
A fragmented report from a meeting on Monday outlines lengthy water routes and shortages. Officials cite dry sections from Alice Tok to Evesham and long stretches toward Benestinw, urging more water supply along the routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Walen
Farue
Winton
Mauille
Evesham
Avesham
Burcoooundary
Tural Tank
Tercombe
Payne
Morella
Road Grading Plan for Longrenei Shire Over Two Years
The engineer Mr A Leitch reports a programme to grade about 900 miles of roads in two years. Expenditure allocated covers Foundation works and maintenance funds. The plan includes Commonwealth sidings and White Road maintenance with about 24400 units of racing work anticipated.
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Longrenei Shire Council
A. Leitch
Commonwealth Sid
Roundup of Ceneus and Boatiales Cong Two Years Out
Fragmentary notes describe a gathering led by Shire chairman with eight lodges and several speakers. The text hints at a plan to appoint a winger and mentions waves, a waking, and resources, then references a cold sleep and a meeting path unclear.
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Ceneus
Boatiales
Electric power failure harms hospital water supply
A local hospital faced a water shortage after the electric base failed to operate the booster pumps. Patients could not receive proper care as pumps failed and the system could not be restored, leaving wards dependent on alternative arrangements.
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International Loan and Inland Roads
Hospitals Board
Dropper
Pat Sergt
Bfe
Sree
Langreach Council
Gil
Craton
Cere
Shire
Serecie
Orgate
Langrenet
Bere
Tuscay
Deve
Beth
Sears
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