Expedition airborne survey to map unknown Australian interior
An Australian expedition led by Captain A. Willington and Donald Mackay plans extensive aerial surveying north of the Transcontinental line. The mission aims to chart 560,000 square miles previously unknown, test routes to the Great Sandy Desert, and seek possible mountain ranges east of Roy Will. A main survey plane will be supported by a 1200 mile relief aircraft, with camel guides and rescue provisions arranged.
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Tha Prageesa
Copitain A
Wiltinniny
Mfr
Amit Ao
Withtusan
Wonikatvesl
Neetataiti
Transcontinental
Nile
Wiltinsan
Edathton
Onsiatian Beobherss “College
Warewick
Guid
Ae /Steamship Company
Sydney
Bennett
Cnutwan
Roy
Will
Trecamp
Forrest
Neckasary
Clie
Sypdney ‘Moraine Herald
Donald Mackay
Port Haulkine
Wattendheen
Emily
Central
Western Australia
Yale
Mackay
Macdonald
Amadeus
Yshown
Maelng
Inia
Bri- Ninh
Mogkay
Apeo Pga
Onlton
Talverton
Petermann Range
England Airway
Neate
Eline
ML Shepherd
Airway
Cook
Rawlinna
Laverton
Daverton
Roy Fii
A.’ I.’ Wilkinson
Forese
Mer Macleny
Aniatralia
Gedundatin
Petermann Rangen
Brisbane road safety urged stop at all intersections
Queensland traffic reform proposals call for mandatory stop signals at intersections across Greater Brisbane to cut collisions. The R A C Q cites high risk when side streets join main roads and urges drivers to slow, wait, or stop, noting American experience and recent New South Wales and Brisbane incidents.
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Vahime
Queensland
Qling
Athena
Greater
Brisbane
America
Linnit
Stota
New South Wales
Elther
Rdliie Hiisto
A. Tmmbatena
Tlsa
Ilene
State Wheat Board Resumes Grain Operations Meeting Load
The State Wheat Board reopened grain operations on Monday with shipments loaded for dispatch to the mill. Officials reported trucks loading grain at the shed as part of the resumed process.
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State Wheat Board
We Trueke
Milla
Sheep market steadies as rains fail in Riverina district
In Mungindi area scant rainfall dampens prospects though demand stays strong for young sheep. Buyers from South Australia show keen interest while prices vary, with weaners and wethers selling around 14 to 18 shillings. Pastures dry, sheds losing wool, and traders anticipate firmer prices if rain fails to materialize.
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Wright
Lleatons
Rockhampton Cup results confuse and foul weather with horses
The Rockhampton Cup meeting produced mixed results as Pur Rockhampton and Thought Render led early divisions. Jockeys and bettors faced erratic conditions with divisions yielding short heads and long gaps. Multiple horses including Queen Scholar and Trinity featured in the day’s show, while betting odds shifted on several close finishes.
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Rockhampton
Figtat
Rowty
Pirst
Moricel
Tortor
Char
Trinity
Awil Kutydid
Emrix
Rockhampton Up, — Tighe
Plena
Thought
Render
Shean
Windug
Leolita
King Bega
Streamtin
Quartarito
Zamitos
Lord Warwick
jMfachine
Iender
Toy
King
Bean
Ast Amd
Kearns
Lad Shean
Nelson
Byrexens
Westhaven
Prince Meva
Zoallte
Hayfoot
Botting
Bta
Lapg Rose
Apd
Caria Lonua
Prince
Meva
Short
Hhead
Nally
Hveeny
Costello Trophy Track Meet Results At Summit
The Monday event at The Summit featured a windy, tricky track for the Costello Trophy race. List of competitors shows scores and times for runners such as Hiliniam, Bainara, J. Horag, G. McDougall, Nott, Mills, H. Martin, and Taylor, with final tallies indicating placements and distances in yards and meters.
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J. Horag
G. McDougall
Baet
FY Nott
Fey
Mills
WH. Martin
WW. Barnard
Newbirds
Hall
Small-town clubs clash as teams battle on court
Local teams faced off in a lively basketball matchup with rough play and standout moments. BerntVinitorn hy led one side while central clubs pressed hard. Final scores showed a clear win by one team and a second game spurred excitement among spectators.
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Central
Bernt Vinitorn
Victoria
Tosa
Digweri
Acven Grip
Inirre
Gay Crewe
Maryvale
Whire
Allora District Tennis Selections Ahead
Sunday events in Allora outlined movements for selecting four players to represent the area in the Dinean Thompson Country Gap competition. Oakey and Central players highlighted, with a decant meeting noting a close Allora win miss.
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Sirulay
Ehiba
Allora Dlapriet Praetides
Area
Dinean Thompson
Colntry
Oakey
Allora Elintlongern
W. A. Corian
Melardy
Sprott
Central
AY Aycan
Diggern
RK Wire
Berat
Fiterali Mote Payed
Saaturday
Tilxedk
O. M. A. Meeting Regarded For Tonight As Questions
A low key meeting of the O. M. B. featured questions as the main topic. The snombora were divided into two teams led by Menara and Wehboe with Kenna assisting. After three rounds the tally showed one hundred ten points, and the group urged members to attend in larger numbers tonight.
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Menara
Wehboe
Kenna
Rir
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