Review of Past Year Church Progress and Parish Appointments
A lengthy review outlines church progress over the last year, urges reorganization of parish appointments, and discusses the influence of central authority. Dr Wand advocates strengthening youth protection, expanding church endeavours, and reforming canon rules. notes church buildings and new permanent churches in Bundaberg and Dati with recent dedications.
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Wand
Cepersl
God
Sumor
Campedti
Church of
Bapfang
Prijsch
Fon Hui
Lng
Midehim
Estes
Tong
Aorie
See
Grace
Dati
Churen
Murder on the Maryborough–Toowoomba Rail Carriage
A woman is found dying in a railway carriage near Maryborough after a savage attack during a blue and yellow journey from Brisbane. Police suspect robbery. a bottle from a Toowoomba chemist is linked to the victim, Mrs. Roessler, whose purse contained two sovereigns and a watch. A comprehensive police inquiry spans Gympie to Maryborough with officers boarding the train and questioning passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arisbats
Bundabary van Intensten
Theebine
Gympie Divin
Marlboaugh
Jurgen
Tarpusse
Toowoomba
Roessler
Grass
Are. Roceser
Tagubrles
Rulalves
Brisbane
Gandals
Ugalit
Uinmuri
Mery
Keneesor
Gympie
Rudney
Eliot Sinnig
Ure Gamengers
Roessier
Fiosnbler
Ely
Mer Winbond
Artibane
Ronen
Ueante
Japan and Australia Holds Back on Retaliation Talks
Partial and garbled text shows Japan delaying retaliation while renewed negotiations with Australia proceed. The ministers and leaders discuss trade treaties, gas supplies, and possible consequences for Australia if talks stall, with warnings of further measures if negotiations fail.
Malta Grains of Debate On Taxation and Navy Claims
The report covers a Brisbane session where E Hovallton, ex Speaker and member of the legislature, argues Malta’s stance on direct taxation remains unclear and questions British authority. It notes government reactions and a focus on naval and air claims amid political tension, with ancillary local social mentions and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Briebane
Adibedsing
E Hovallton
Tegisacare
Claus
False Judge Attacks Director Evidence in Insurance Case
A High Court judge lambasted the management and directors of Potent Insurance Company over alleged entry manipulation and false explanations. Key figures include Tattersalls Hotel proprietor Bernard Kober, director Parrott in charge, and managing staff tied to dubious prospectuses and improper director appointments. The ruling questions the company’s finances, its prior agreements, and the credibility of statements about share sales and director remuneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioney
Xn Insurance Company
Orr
Kauhin Wren
Jaros Bernard Kober
Tattersalls Hotel
Hy Shire
Potent Insurance Carpmrinian Limited
Ais
Nea
Anrough Ite
Golliss
Leaner Parrotk
Fund
Justice Jukin
Mt Parrott
Corpany
Perrett
Waveie
Cherty Lo
Lubin
Stracors
Shuskiee
RC. Switean
Dr. B
Parrett
Wheeral
Australian Defences WHREM YEAR PROGRAMME OUTLINED
Fragmented report outlines defence spending for Australia to bolster Alatla against Lovastan. Mentions imperial conference guidance, development plans, and a staged budget totaling millions with emphasis on expansion and modernization of facilities. Includes figures and policy aims under wartime defense drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alatla
Lovastan
Ollie Uy
Finster
Parkell
Povison
Wien
Waste Oil Case Links to Big Man Denial in Prosecution
In Warwick a waste oil restitution case unfolds with Sir J Butters denying involvement as the alleged "big man" while testimony focuses on a syndicate forming to reclaim oil profits. Witnesses detail financing, share allocations, and a proposed £100 stake, with company formation expected before June and multiple firms tied to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisgane
Gu Company
Lavin Industries
Lavin Industries, d— Fn
South
Wales
Witney
Shrove
Stanthorpe
Warwick
Byrnd
Memensis
Ais Effin
M Syndicate
Queensfond
Arnehowa
Butlers
Tom Fey Gyudleate
Giberalund
Tive
Peepruatly Formal
Bessid
Wits Lathie
Teowsombs Breet Clont
Byrne
Symi
Byrun
Mae
Oll
Faria
Hin Prois & Refine Wallow
Calibers
Miekaren Daray
Phat
Don Wubees
McKennie
New Zealand Opposes 41-Hour Work Week Proposal
A Times correspondent reports strong opposition from New Zealand employers and officials to a proposed 41-hour work week. The plan would cut pay, strain the export sector, and threaten empire defense, with warned consequences including naval and military budget impacts. The debate notes potential personnel and equipment shifts over a three year program, highlighting rearmament and improvements for maritime forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bunting
Genevi
Mtr
Biller
New Zealand
Wie International Labour
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Barnes
Lees
Velouk
Buck
W. Price
Calloe
Hibbs
Costary
Yazdigan Suniten
Feney Lace
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SYNOD
Savage
Northern Mail
Porter
Bushane
Maryborwurl
Danzig
Nazu
Sigiy
Winloh
Elert Acesiar
Nat Teader Jd Vets
Politcal Dialebar
Dansig
Ta Prarleransioy
Spporiian
Tata
Usexo
Nila
Urea
Ae Nore
Japan
Feewhardt
Canberra
Sagas
Sir Henry Guiedt
Bay
Epmaumba
Mx. Murai
Celepmune Vy Ee
Jhe
Tovons
Tasmania
Layne
Henry
Abra
Australar
Australia
Lentia
Emia
Etificiat
Astral
Aratie Alin
Australis
Biol
Turmer
Layreld
Noram
Norale
Bing
Lonlelie
Weoepleet
Hee Ia Hriebano
Owe Wiser
J. Stanznow
Bundaberg
Mir & Staitsnow
Albert Roean
Jer
Galo
Neon
Groin Minnla Rowveler
Tor Mory
Insurance Company
J. Butters
Warwick Printer's
N.Z
Durling
Marhuin
Johnsons
Johnson Quality
Mao
Crestanne of
Quay Rassores Siwanaaea Sa Cae Moa Lacie
Mikeed Fameuntagene
Sata Tee
Cillieen
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