Harry Wilce the Poet of the People Remembered
Nigel George Housey reviews Harry Wilce formerly Wiles of Records, praising his rhythmic verse and imagery as aligned with Banjo Paterson and Weir Lawson. The piece notes Wilce’s postwar life, his seafaring years, and his lasting reputation as a popular poet who captures Australian life and sentiment in accessible verse.
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Nigel George Housey
Harry Wile
Harry Wilce
Wiles
Pristle Ervirw
Mary Wilce
Ramon
Banjo” Paterson
WB Femjee
Biot
Wyndham
Bin
Rush Lawson
Patternan
Walt Whdeman
Ieee
Harry
Wilee
Leeuwin
Brisbane
Moreton Bay
We Lawson
Waly Walfman
Lewon
Harry Wilee
Girl Guide Notes and Brownie Honor Highlights
A patchwork page covers Girl Guide activities at Brisbane and Warwick. Mentions Miss Grayson earning Brownie warrants, church parades to St Mark's, and a new Brisbane headquarters with a sandwich bar. Describes Warwick tourist prospects and a proposed regular service between Warwick and districts under a Progressive City Council.
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Grayson
Brisbane
Ure Street
Elisabeth Atreet
Visi
Rom Briyas
Iso
Wyall
A Fine Example of Co Operation in Warwine District
A report highlights a rare instance of cooperation between capital and labour in the Warwine area. It notes the down to earth discussions among Chamber of Commerce members and Mr JJ Healy, and the U C president Mr F L Cox praising urgent parliamentary attendance. The piece credits long correspondence and suggests industrial toil gains from sensible collaboration.
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Nis Breserven i
Ind Ine Werwine Bud
Chamber of Commerce
Aig
JJ. Healy
Mela
Latour
Warwine
Queenslana
U of C
F L. Cox
Urgenia
Cot
Wealy
Cupital
Warwick Tourist Bureau Seeks Visit Arrangements
The Warwick and District Tourist Bureau discusses proposals for arranging visits to various beauty spots. Neal suggests the bureau should endorse a plan to receive a generous donation of 420 by the Warwick City.
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Tof Olr Stralj
Neal
Warwick and District Tourist ‘Bureau
Warwick Cil
Lawyer Diary Fragments Reveal Advice On Damages And Duty
A clipped diary scene shows a lawyer warning that the most one can expect is love after damages for a suit. It discusses neighbors rights, law’s obligation, and a hostile offer amid a maze of names, dates, and street references. The dialogue hints at court action and moral duties in a tense exchange.
Tuesday Optimist or Minute Man Bargain
Fragmentary dialogue shows a tense morning negotiation about a house by the beach. The speaker references buy price options and a potential seller’s reluctance, with mentions of a previous attempt and a request for 2609 as a price point. The incomplete notes imply a local real estate exchange.
Adultery Trial Sparks Texts From Jane Roalua Letters
Fragmentary excerpts from letters discuss Bulwer Lytton’s rooms and alleged adultery involving Mrs Glassbrook and solicitor Glanebook. The exchange questions witness credibility while noting legal strategies and court proceedings.
Ignorance of the Law as a Defense in Court
A discussion on whether ignorance of the law can excuse criminal charges. The text argues that allowing such a defense would undermine the legal system, noting that many offenders could evade consequences by claiming ignorance, and suggests enforcing the rule to prevent a by pass of legal responsibility.
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Ube
New Commonwealth Savings Certificates To Replace War Bonds
Government reveals new Commonwealth savings certificates to be issued around mid June in five ten and ninety denominations. They will be sold at four fifths of face value maturing at full value in three months and replace war savings certificates and stamps. Since March 1940 war savings certificates have raised over 86 million pounds, with 270 million pounds in face value issued.
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Commonwealth
Goonmonwealth Bank
Auslselis
Une
Garden Notes on Hardy Vegetables and Flowers at Sydney
Garden notes discuss eschwlot and fravile comms, recommending planting about 18 inches apart and sowing garlic and herbs for health benefits. It highlights hardy plants that tolerate dry weather, perennial varieties, and a range of flowers such as calenduls and carnations. The article ends with a Sydney port update about ship repairs and a Dutch destroyer leaking after repairs.
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Gale Satange
Glea
Omar Tun
Adiah
Areianlem
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