Obituary of Miss Jane Boyce of Bushy Park Warwick
The death occurred at General Hospital on May 24 of Miss Jane Boyce TW second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W J Bovcer of Bushy Park Warwick A veteran resident of the district she was famed for kindness and hospitality at Bushy Park and later in Warwick at Mill House Matron Brown provided care in her final years Survived by two sisters Mrs J M Costello Brisbane and Mrs W Byrne Oxley and four brothers Messrs F R Boyce Greymare W J Boyce and others
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General Hospital
Jane Boyer TW
W. J. Bovcer
Bushy Park
Warwick
Defeaved
Lavcer
Brown
J. ML Costello
Brisbane
Www. Byrne
Oxley
Messia
F. R. Boyce
Greymare
Wo J
Diver's Disappearance Near Torres Strait Mystery Deepens
Mystery surrounds Masao Matsume a 26 year old Japanese diver lost at 40 fathoms near Darnley Island Torres Strait on June 16. His helmet and corselet were found by a fellow diver but no trace of Matsume remains. Theories suggest a giant groper may be responsible. Captain Kakujiro reported Matsume signaled to be hauled up then vanished during ascent.
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Masao Matsumo
Darnley Island
Torres Strait
Matsume
Kakujiro
Two Men Injured In Wallangarra Vehicle Collision
Two men were injured in a collision on the Wallangarra Stanthorpe road near Lyra seven miles from Wallangarra. William Buckland suffered a compound fracture of the right elbow and lacerations to the right arm. Cyr O'Brien sustained injuries to the left arm. Buckland was admitted to Blanthorpe Hospital after treatment. O'Brien was discharged home.
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Wallangarra
William Buckland
James Mann
Stanthorpe
Lyra
Cyr O'Brien
Waillangarra
Buckland
Blanthorpe Hospital
O'Brien
Count von Luckner Praises Queensland Visit
Count von Luckner praised his brief stay in Queensland calling it Gods own country and said he would return in about three weeks. He will travel to Sydney by air tomorrow with the Countess and then rejoin his yacht before visiting Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef prior to sailing to Batavia on his return to Germany.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Count von Luckner
Sydney
Metal Market declines delay Mt Isa shipments
Brisbane reports Mt Isa Mines Ltd will halt shipments of concentrate after August unless prices improve. The firm cites a weak metal market, mainly in the United States, as the cause and says it will complete three committed shipments then mine and store concentrates. Little local unemployment expected but rail and harbour revenue will fall.
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Brisbane
Mt. Isa
Mt. Isa, Mines, Ltd
USA
Railway Department
Townsville
Woman Fatally Struck By Car On Bundaberg Gin Gin Road
Mrs Maria Bennett aged 47 of South Kolan was struck and killed while walking on the roadside near South Kolan on Sunday night about 8 PM. Another pedestrian Raymond James 32 of Bingera was seriously injured in the same incident on the Bundaberg Gin Gin road near South Kolan.
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Bundaberg
South Kolan
Maria Bennett
Raymond James
Bingera
Centenary Move By Toowoomba Public Meeting Planned
Toowoomba mayor Ald J D Annand will call a public meeting to discuss plans for the 1940 centenary of pastoral settlement in Queensland. The idea includes aligning the annual carnival show and race week with the celebrations.
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Brisbane
Toowoomba
Ald
J. D. Annand
Queensland
Brush Care for Hair and Household Brushes
Clean all sorts of brushes including hair brushes with fine powdered ammonia. Use warm water to rinse, tint with clear warm water, and finish with cold water for best results.
London markets Whit-week upsets wool trade
London reports a quiet Whit-week with some firms closing and lighter business on tops and yarns. US demand for wool remained limited by domestic price levels, while European revival, especially Italy, supported cargo prices and exports. Wheat market saw rallies from renewed European demand, with European and North American crops shaping the outlook and ongoing volatility in prices.
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Ondon
United States
Waly
U.S
Wool trade shows quiet week with mixed demand and exports
The wool market drifted through a quiet week post holiday, with some firms reopening while others closed for Whitsuntide. Prices eased slightly on merinos and crossbreds, yet tweed orders remained steady. Export prospects dimmed by weak U.S. demand, despite a hoped revival as Australian shipments improve and Brentford warehouses hold larger stocks.
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Germany
Australia
Brentford
United States of America
London
United States
States
Europe
Meat market report notes mixed North American and European gains
Beef supplies remain limited with a firmer tone while trade mutton and jamb are weak. Week prices show irregular moves with no major changes. Argentine beer shipments to the United Kingdom rose to 116000 quarters from 62000, and lamb carcases fell to 24000 from 37000.
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United Kingdom
Dairy Produce Prices and Arrivals From Australia and New Zealand
A slackening in butter demand by wholesalers coincided with higher arrivals from the Continent and Baltic States, causing Australian butter to fall 1s to 2s per cwt. May arrivals from Australia and New Zealand totaled 582,300 boxes versus 961,400 in April and 600,400 in May last year. England and Wales saw a seasonal production rise of about 14 percent versus last year. Cheese supplies increased while demand for New Zealand and Australian goods eased. Australian spot supplies were nearly cleared while New Zealand prices fell about 1d per cwt and Canadian trade remained steady.
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Continent
Baltic States
Australia
New Zealand
England
Wales
Late Mrs. E. Clay Guy Pioneer of Yangan District
The death of Mrs. E. Clay Guy ends a long life connected with Yangan and the Downs. She and her husband Thomas Guy arrived in Queensland in 1883, helped develop the Swanfels farm, held the Commercial Hotel at Yangan, and later retired in the township. Her recollections recalled rough bush tracks, early settlement hardships, and the district’s progress.
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E. Clay
Yangan
Thos. Guy
Guy
Queensland
The
Downs
W. D. Lamb
Killarney
Valley of Promise
Dray
Yangon
Valley of Sunshine
Swanfels
Bright Life Marked by Cheerful Pioneering Spirit
A long life described as cheerful and optimistic ended, leaving behind 14 children and a social gap in the community. Boomerang offers sympathy to the family. In Tannymore Table Tennis Association fixtures, Tannymore lost to Colliery 17 games to 3, with detailed match results. A second match saw Killarney defeat Boonarga 16-4 with numerous individual results. The School Committee of Tannymorel formed a new Parents and Citizens group, appointing W. Coonan as chairman and planning a pleate on September 24, with a sub-committee to handle flag-pale repairs.
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Table Tennixa
Tannymore
Tenis Association
Tannymores
Mr. Colliery
E. Cutmore
Ro Brown
Mto
G. Fletcher
R. Brown
G. Sheehan
V. Sheehan
A. Berry
C. Milward
L. Mogridge
R. Sheehan
V. RB. Brown
Killarney
Boonarga
Wigarre
D. Armstrong
D. Gagan
V. L. Olsen
V. R. Dorrington
V. C. Dumigan
Cowie
C. Dumigan
Vy. D. Gagan
V. FB. Dorrington
G. Mogridge
R. Armstrong
Dumigan
Dorrington
V. D. Gagan
L. Olsen
C. Mogridge
V. C. Dunnigan
R. Dorrington
Parents and Citizens’ Committee
Tannymorel School
W. Coonan
J. F. McDonald
BR. E. Franscis
F. Morgan
N. Petersen
A. Morridge
F. Newman
WN. Petersen
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