Tenants clash as owners seek demolition linked to sale
In a Warwick case, Pearce and Leeper pursued removal of a partition and demolition of Flat No 2 to modernise and shift tenants, with Davies protesting. The magistrate withheld an order, noting rent determinations and uncertain progress on sales, while leaving room for a future application if circumstances change.
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Warwick
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Warwick Daily News
Coronation Ceremonies Sought for Dominions
London based Daily Graphic reports that Australia and Canada will ask the Coronation Commission to consider separate coronation ceremonies for the Queen after the London ceremony next year. This reflects dominion level requests to mark the royal event distinctly in each realm.
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London
Daily Graphic
Inside
Australia
Canada
Coronation Commission
Wool Price Rise Likely Next Week
Brisbane wool values are expected to rise 3 to 5 percent at upcoming sales if the southern trend continues, with an average around £115 per bale for about 41,590 bales offered. Sydney reports strong competition from Great Britain the Continent and Japan for 7,500 bales, with merinos and broader types firm to slightly dearer and several specific fleece prices noted.
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Sydney
Messrs Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Seport
Great
Britain
Continent
Japan
Norman Hing
Wethers
V_ Rowe
Spark
Patrick
Mother Remanded on Murder Charges in Toowoomba
Mrs Lu Man May Lee 35 of Millmerran appeared in Toowoomba Court of Petty Sessions on remand for three alleged murders on March 17 22 involving Elva May Lee and Clyde Edward Lee. Remand until July 18 follows prosecution by Sub-Inspector G R Spencer with a witness expected to be unavailable for about three weeks. Lee to return to Brisbane in custody.
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Toowoomba
Lu Man May Lee
Millmerran
William Lawrence Lee
Court of Petty Sessions
Elva May Lee
Clyde Edward Lee
G. R. Spencer
Lee
Spencer
J. W. Gardiner
J. L. Drummond
J.P
F O'Sullivan
M. J. O'Sullivan
O'sullivan
RAAF Bomber To Ferry Malaria Expert To Islands
A Royal Australian Air Force bomber from Amberley will depart early this morning to transport malaria expert Dr. M Mackerras and urgently needed medical supplies to Murray and Darnley Islands east of Thursday Island. Dr Marks will join, and the two doctors with the Thur sday Island Hospital Superintendent will travel two days by boat to the islands. Blood transfusion equipment and blood are requested as several natives are in hospital and eight more on Darnley Island.
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Amberley
Thursday Island
Murray Island
Murray
Darnley Islands
Moore
M. Mackerras
Patrician Marks
State Health Department
Mosquito Control Committee
Cairns
Mackerras
Barnes
Darnley Island
Great Barrier Reef
Queensland Institute of Medical Research
Tan Minckerras
Only Two Grades of Cream Urged
BRISBANE There should be only two grades of cream table and cooking Mr R R Meldrum the manager of the Port Curtis Co operative Dairy Association said yesterday presenting his presidential report to the annual conference of the Queensland Division of the Australian Institute of Butter Managers and Secretaries Mr Meldrum said that present grading choice first second and pastry was entirely unsuited to current conditions There is considerable justifiable dissatisfaction over the grades Insufficient commercial reward was offering for quality and remedial measures for improvement of cream were not always maintained Conference decided on the motion of Mr J O Dare Oakey and Mr J Ferguson Toowoomba that the Federal Department of Commerce and Agriculture be asked to adopt only two grades table and cooking for cream Mr H W Cheers Kingaroy said that choice quality cream was almost non existent today
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R. R. Meldrum
Gladstone
Port Curtis Co-operative Dairy Association
Queensland
Australian Institute of Butter Managers and Secretaries
Meldrum
J.O. Dare
Oakey
J. Ferguson
Toowoomba
Federal Department of Commerce and Agriculture
H. W. Cheers
Kingaroy
Big Business by Dairy Co-operatives BRISBANE
Queensland butter factory managers at their annual conference heard of diversification into hardware machinery and petroleum products with anticipated turnovers of £125,000 for C. L. Petersen of Killarney and £170,000 for J. C. Dare of Oakey. Dare praised Oakey’s wealth potential per acre.
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Brisbane
Queensland
C. L. Petersen
Killarney
J. C. Dare
Oakey
Dare Bai
Royal Pakistan Air Force team arrives for Queensland hockey tour
Twenty five members of the Royal Pakstan Air Force wing have flown 15,000 miles in their own plane to play hockey in Queensland. Flight Lieutenant Khan lands the transport at Amberley and the substitute full team will meet Queensland in Brisbane on Saturday with games planned at Ipswich Bundaberg and Rockhampton during a five day visit. Fifteen players are hockey players and ten are crew engineers who will fill in as needed.
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Royal Pakstan Ai Force
Queensland
Khan
Amberley
Nas
Dr Burton Ready to Face ALP at Canberra
At a press conference in Canberra, Dr Jol Burton said he is willing to face the Labor Party and explain his visit to China. He is endorsed as the Labour candidate for Lowe in the next federal election and will report to the ALP as needed.
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Prev
Jol Burton
Labour Party
China
Labour
Lowe
Othe
ALP
Fr Am
Sedgman Seeks Wimbledon Title As No 1 Seed
London Frank Sedgman has been seeded No 1 for the Wimbledon singles starting next Monday marking his third straight top seeding. He leads a list that includes Drobny Seixas Savitt McGregor Flam Sturgess Rose Larsen Mulloy and Richardson among others. Venidis withdrew from the Doom Thousand in Brisbane after a late scratch.
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Australia
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Egypt
Seixas
USA
Savitt ‘Tholder
McGregor
H. Flam
E Sturgess
South
Africa
M. Rose
A.J. Larsen
G. Mulloy
Richardson
B. Patty
UBA
Toowoomba Weights For Saturday at Tut Chub meeting
Weights listed for Saturday enjoy a maiden handicap at 6 furlongs with numerous horses led by Lady Pebble and Hope Dinet. longer divisions follow including sixth division at 6 furls and seventh and eighth divisions at various distances. Names and numbers vary in OCR.
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Toowoomba
Falcon Man
Parting
Sir Arraw
Literacy
Costs of Woollen Goods Must Rise
BRISBANE: it would be impossible to hold woollen goods at their present price levels, said A Willinson president of the Associated Woollen Manufacturers of Australia at the annual conference. He cited rising wool prices, higher mill wages, and other costs as making current prices unsustainable. Subsidised wool carry-over was exhausted, so future prices would align with rising world market values.
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Brisbane
Evels
A. Willinson
Associated’ Woollen Manufacturers of Australia
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