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Newspaper
Cairns Morning Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
4
The czar’s reply expresses grief over Russia’s calamities and promises daily commitment to the state’s work. He asserts unity between himself and the people, and asks Prince Troutetrhof to present a memorandum to the University on the matter.
The Times asserts the lesson of the West Australian loan should not be forgotten by Australia. The Chronicle agrees that if Australia takes the lesson to heart it will be fettered in the end.
A reader writes to defend Constable Cleary against a mean accusation in a previous letter signed by A Public Servant. The writer praises Cleary as conscientious and always on hand, and urges fair, open critique rather than dark hits at a public servant.
A correspondent rebukes a Morning Post correspondence that mocked Mount Molloy. He defends Sergeant Cleary as a diligent public servant and disputes the report claiming a police horse incident. The writer emphasizes fair play and loyalty to local law enforcement.
A Mt Molloy resident writes to the editor defending a local police officer. The letter denies lax performance and asserts the officer maintains order in a growing town facing mining activity. The writer praises vigilance, discourages insults, and rejects claims of poor behavior as unfounded.
The Cairns Rugby Union held a Thursday night meeting at the Court House with President C. D. Vere Hodge and members present. Discussion covered referee actions after a Saturday fight, apologies from Simpson and Saintings, a deferred case for Wellings, and plans for Herbert River and Ravenswood visits plus selection duties for the season.
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