Central Lending Library Aims To Serve All Subscribers
The Mindater foe Public Instruction in Queensland plans a central lending library funded by a government grant of £000. The project, led by Mrs Cooper, promises universal access and enhanced services across South Australia’s reading network, with eager support from Arts offices and state committees.
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Brisbane
Wednesay
Mindater Foe Public Instruction
de Cooper
Adyisra
Queennland Helcat of Arts
Asa Elifeniat
Eendhation
Hs Elie
Ubreryth
South Australie
Austria
Cooper and Tre
Benodls of
Arts
Ronan
Butter Equalisation Prices Set by Australian Committee
Melbourne Wednesday report shows the Commonwealth Dairy Produce Equalisation Committee fixing the butter equalisation price for Australia at 15/6 per cwt for December 1890. It notes total quantities and costs, with overseas implications and forecasts for March prices based on export volumes and quantities of boxes and plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wedneday
Commonwesitt Dairy
Austratia Murius
Commante
No Settlement at Mataj Trade Unions Meet
Workers at Mataj Trade Union resist reopening until metal Fender award terms are observed. Employers warned of retrenchment. early reopening could delay wage talks and prompt action. In Newcastle Sydney area, about 900 Rylanda Bros Ltd workers face possible stoppage as conditions remain unsettled.
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Eedney
Mataj
Wau
Wniow
McDynai
Tor
Vie Trowwle
Sybike
Newcastle Sydney
Weineunay
Mewestle Wire Works
Human Remains Found Presumed To Be Missing Pensioner
A missing pensioner from Kuranda is presumed dead after human remains were located eight miles from town. A skull and several large bones were found in a gully along a riverbed, with other bones scattered nearby. Police believe the death may be connected to the pensioner’s disappearance and are following up potential leads.
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Gonbtabie ‘McGuans
Kuranda
John Joropls sMoyanlun
Pentioner
Nave Beam
Rai Khana
Mornahar
No Alliance Assertion Shapes Curtin Position in NSW Labor Rift
Melbourne reports cite Mr J Curtin distancing the federal Labor leadership from any alliance with Lang or Garvan factions. He repudiates ties to any group and stresses independence from Commonwealth or state Labor confederations. The NSW Labor split fuels intra party tensions amid a broader debate over leadership and policy alignment.
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Melbourne
Curtiss
Lang
Labour
Caldi
Custin
Ahn Botley
Fresh Paralysis Outbreak in New Zealand
An outbreak of infantile paralysis has prompted school closures as regions including Npplér report cases. The epidemic, waning in February, causes reopenings to be delayed and regions previously immune now facing renewed risk, with disruptions affecting multiple provincial centers and town schools.
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New Zealand
Ellendton
Wetestag
Npplér
Uni Difield
Welves
London Federal election path eyed amid Labour gains
A Telegram of a London dispatch reports Labour party prospects in the federal race. An interview with Australian Premier W. Forgan Smith discusses potential policy shifts including aviation power, sugar conference outcomes, and industrial expansion amid a broader push for unity. The piece notes anti-zyong sentiment and calls for rational production strategies, with implications for New Zealand's industrial stance.
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Framlers
Sonia
Forgan Smithwaldo
Thor
Queenoland
Australian census reveals population patterns across states
Canberra reports New South Wales and Queensland lead population shares while Victoria and Western Australia show growth through migration. The Commonwealth figures, tested by the Statistician, detail state by state totals, with Queensland and New South Wales at the forefront and migration contributing to rises in Victoria and Western Australia.
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Qanberra
Wednnestar
Australia
New South Wales
Augensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Commonwealth
Wales
Victoria
Dalton
Westar
Australis
Northern Territory
Wederal
Tentimy
London Debates on Commonwealth Policy and Forde Remarks
London coverage discusses Abe referencing Wowerat Teeasmrer Casey before he told Perth during a visit to London he would explore the position and the Commonwealth would take aim at London. Mr FM Forde warns against uscom. The piece notes Forde’s prior government roles and critiques of policy as Australia confronts fiscal challenges and unemployment impacts amid broad political debate.
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Melbourne
Weanssiar
Abe
Casey
Perth
London
Commonwealth
FM. Forde
Feder ‘Ral Labour Party
Taswed
Dondon
Bruce Page
Australia
Gliath
P.O. Forde
Crete
Hewalsh
Austalia
Mr. Fonds
Relief workers to get higher pay starting Monday
Relief workers will receive increased daily allowances from Monday as relief payments rise to ten shillings and four pence per day in the northern division while the south and west gain the status for half day benefits. The change affects police and labor support programs under local authority directives.
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Inter
A. Bruce
Sabinet Hid
Casket Drawing For Goondiwinal
Brisbane reports a Goondiwinal casket drawing held on April 17 with attendees and local officials noted. The event details remain fragmented but indicate a community burial ceremony and related arrangements.
Pilot Tragedy Casts Shadow On Flight Inquiry In NSW
Witness testimony centers on the Stinson plane crash near Brisbane, February 49, when pilot Proud Seymour Prand, injured and in plaster, flew from Sydney to Reckhempton and back. Coroner Beatty notes the aircraft mis seens with engines, passengers, and weather conditions under scrutiny. Flight path and ground impact near water, suggesting mechanical failure or pilot error as factors in the fatal incident.
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Brishane
Hlv Mgr
Bk Martin
Aglalature Courteen
John ‘Seymour Prand
Cabh
Lota
Je ‘Beatty
Mt Fatea
Stinson
Irashed
Ove MacPherson
Lismoce Way
Wilner
Wien
Omork
Brisbane
Ainsi
Movies in Church Halls Draw Concern in St Stephen’s Meeting
In roowoomba Wesneway the push to hold moving picture shows in church halls attracted attention at a St Stephen’s meeting. Rev D S Jones of Presbyterian Church noted strong interest from parishioners and suggested delaying final decision until the next session. The discussion focused on whether films should be shown and how to balance church duties with parish entertainments.
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Roowoomba
Wesneway
St. Stephen's
Ghiireh
Tre Minter
Jones
Rebel of the Bush Describes a Flight and Crash
A cryptic report recounts a flight near a farm where a pilot named Yorn faces a dangerous crash. Weather and wind hamper the descent as the plane overturns, the craft fails, and observers witness the wreck from the treetops as ground slope and impact unfold.
Reunion Former Schoolmates Buy a Plane in Beigbane
Former schoolmates Willa Power Graves of Gower and Nelson Grouebyton, join garage owner in Moms to buy a plane after renewed ties on holidays. They planned to train pilots, purchase the Axcherfield aerodrome plane, and aim to fly in Sydney before Power heads to Perth.
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Beigbane
Willa Power
Graves
Gower
Nelson Groueby
Moms
Rebane Gramorse Scheel
Goolon
Crouch
Tennait
Gree
Axcherfield
Yat Ying
Yong
Saninbla
Sydney
Perth
Sutgoorlie
Werat
Farm Hand Drowned After Tractor Pins in Water
In Lismore on Wednesday Stanley Charles Gray a farm hand aged 22 was drowned when a tractor he was operating ran into about four feet of water and pinned him under the machine A man named Grimpple died in the nearby municipal water and assisted with the rescue but the body could not be removed until the tractor was lifted by its owner Mr F (abbrev) shortly after 10 o clock in the morning.
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Ubrist
Uyan
Bneppard
Arash Bay
Lismore
Stanley Charles Gray
Pensee
F ‘Piveen
Samed Grimphell
Gray
Man Seriously Ill In Brisbane Hospital
Mr B J Mekenna a former director retired last December from Waueatian and now involved in preparing a new vault and text for the Department of Science. He fell ill a few days ago and is in Malin's Hospital in serious condition.
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Brisbane
Ute Posh
Waueatian
Fanith
Malin
Improved Fire Fighting Gear for Aerodromes
Melbourne observers report that Gmvid Aviation supports upgrading fire fighting gear at aerodromes with modern directing equipment. The plan includes foam apparatus at plates to enhance response, though previous equipment lagged behind current developments. A recent accident severely limited rescue chances for trapped occupants.
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Melbourne
Gmvid Aviation
Dupin
Tomasom
Flour Price Report and Market Notes
The report outlines flour prices per ton and weekly market shifts across states. It notes price movements for various grades and the impact of supply changes on the overall cost of flour.
Fragmented price notes from early listing page
Fragmentary OCR shows various items with prices and dates, including mentions of Velwa, heavy gate, nursery sale, and unread price reminders. The legible parts indicate a local shop or sale catalog with dates like 1/11 and 1/1 and scattered monetary figures.
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Dru Agee Senvach
Ionen Wudinerg
Tinos Spatoyitie
Wits Sand
Tose Srs
Thasge
Fes
Talore Sressure Tak
Seouee
Amony
Bigg
Neemi
Comfort
Bour Tame
Py Sees
Cina Hee
Barnes
School OF Arts
Mr. Lang
Beleral
J. Gurtin
New South Waits
Lede Inc
Ft Lams
Ite
Po Mooney
Curtin
Sean
Tanne
State Latour
Ling
Ture
Pew South Wales
ADE
Emisis, Danae Ance
Mr. Forgan ‘Smith
Gueynaland
W. Forgan
Duean
Ubensland
M. Forde
Esfoat Cron
Uthern
Goondiwinal
Brirdane
Proud
Angles Ean
Wantoonga
Sydmey
Reckhempton
Briabans
Ievine
Lecre
Ssomithusa
Mr. B. J. Mekenna
Aerodeomes
Noemus
Denver
Olor
Johnsons
PRICE
Skee Ice
PRICH
Batie Lowels
Bled
Balk Nae
Ganiey Slee
Miahiy Cotouren Math Comets
Very Stort
She
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