Muttaburra Hospital Committee learns of royal commission and local needs
The Muttaburra Hospital Committee held its May meeting with chair J Delaney and new members N Devine and N Spike welcomed. Reports showed May in patient totals, out-patient attendances, and maternity ward status. funds amounted to £43 12s 6d after payments. The committee noted a Royal Commission inquiry into public hospitals and discussed local access, water pipes, and staff changes. The Country Women's Association met next in Australian Hall with plans and weather outlook noted. The footballers of Muttaburra lost to Barcaldine 13 to 6, while fishing and local visits were reported.
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Muttaburra Hospital
Messrs
J. Delaney
J. Walsh
N. Spike
T. Willoughby
A. Finderstor
J. Shute
H. Blake
J. Wilson
N. Devine
W. E. Goddard
J. Murray
J. J. Brannelly
Mesare
A. E. Richardson
EK. W. Baylies
T. G. Yeo
D. C. Crombie
Ambo
Campbell, Macdonald & Sons
Tunburra
A. A. Beott
Verastan
Home Secretary
Muttaburra
Country Women's Association
Mra. Ussher
Mra. T. Hall
Yeing
Ruthenberg
Lake
Blake
Little
Mra
Brannelly
Ussher
Diamond
Shute
Scott
Spike
Meadames Ruthenberg and
Meadames Mayne and Crombie
George Mealey
Mitchell Post Office
Mealey
Qantas
Longreach
Molly Cocking
Emerald
Joe Ahern
Thornton
Barcaldine
Alteration of Dates of Paddocking Notice
Alteration of dates of paddocking for Aramac Cup menting now set for September 11 and 19 1980. Horses to be paddocked at Aramac or Longreach on Monday 28 July 1930. Sale to be returned on the 9th September. G H Bird secretary.
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Aramac
Longreach
Riot in Rangoon Jail Ends in Heavy Losses
In Rangoon Gao a major mutiny left 40 convicts dead and sixty wounded. Two sentries two military policemen and a lorry driver were killed and eleven warders wounded as inmates seized arms from the armoury. Military police relieved the siege after about two hours.
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Rangoon
Southern coal strike threatens another general hold up
Reports from the northern coal districts show growing concern over the coal owners demands in the south. If southern miners reject terms, a new general stoppage in the coal industry seems likely.
Australians Eliminate Opponents in Wimbledon First Round
Wimbledon singles notes show Crawford of Australia beat Waldeck of Czechoslovakia, Hopman defeated Leuhond of Jamaica, Allison defeated Moon, Andrews of New Zealand beat Willard, Crawford then beat Madam Mohan, Hopman beat Wilde. Andrews then defeated Brugues, Britain’s David defeated Crawford in the third round.
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Wimbledon
Crawford
Australia
Walldeck
Czecho Slovakia
Hopman
Leuhond
Jamacila
Allison
America
Moon
Andrews
New Zealand
Willard
Madam Mohan
Punjab
Wilde
Britain
Brugues
France
David
Lot
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Aramac and Muttaburra District
Royal Mail Hotel
Mis. M. Wilson
Propriet
C.W.A. Meeting
Thomson
Ash
Ridgeway
Circus
Tangerin
Hughenden
the Shell Company Limited
G. H. Bird
Queensland
Queen Street
Brisbane
L. GC. Wooldridge & Co. Ltd