Cane Growers Benefit as Liberals Face Fisher Shortcomings
The article discusses the sugar bounty and excise issues surrounding Mr. Fisher's 1912 repeal, noting delays in revenue collection and government actions. It contrasts Liberal measures with Fisher's legislation, highlighting added bounty and farmer relief, while blaming Fisher for defects in his own law.
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Fisher
Tudor
Post to Publish on Good Friday and Herald Edition
The Post plans to publish as ustar on Good Friday the th inst met on Saturday 1th The Herald will be available on Thursday night the Sth
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Post
Ustar
Herald
Federal Government and Sugar Policy Debate in Australia
In Melbourne and Queensland the account outlines a dispute over sugar industry policy and labor, citing a 1912 agreement between Fisher and Denham. It describes repeal of Excise and Bounty laws tied to Queensland prohibitions on colored labor and wage tribunals, with a proclamation issued on 25 July after Liberal governance took office.
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Fisher
Melbourne
Mame
Labor Party
Queensland
Mr Fisher
Mr. Denham
Mr. Fisher
Fider
Denham
Local Notices and Theatre News Highlight Cairns Pages
Scalp remedy claims and dance classes headline a Cairns page along with Hibernian Quadrilles tonight. Easter railway ticket info, harbour works dispute, and upcoming theatre programs draw readers. Shipping, travel, and a new two storey brick building plan for Cairns are noted with brief local details.
Gordonvale court deals with opium and premises offences
At Gordonvale Police Court Ab Jock was fined five pounds and forty five pence or three months for unlawful opium possession. Willie Marrette was fined ten pounds or two months for allowing a woman aboriginal on his premises. The report also notes a local dredge clearing the channel and a sad death of Cori Jats Tete, infant son of Mr and Mrs Tickls, after a brief illness.
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Gordonvale
Ab Jock
G. Clem
J. Lowry
Cori
James Tickls
Drning
Cairns Court Clean Sheet and Local Society News
At Cairns Police Court on Monday a clean sheet was recorded. The Starr Bowkett Building Society held a meeting with £14 10 8 receipted recently and directors named for next Saturday. The Bibhohra Company eyes a strong season as cattle from Mount Surprise go out on the 14th. Welbourne First Hours Committee offers art prizes including a valued work or a world tour plus cash. Public hospital distributions rise yearly. tickets cost one shilling from local agents or Melbourne representatives.
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Cairns Starr Bowkett
Messe
Phillies
A. Taylor
Welbourne Firht
Fet
Flinders Lane
Melbourne
Farewell Toast For W Francis Before Cooktown Departure
About twenty young men gathered at the Queen's Hotel on Saturday night to bid farewell to Mr. W Francis who departs for Cooktown. W Thorney proposed the toast and praised his guest with Cairns friends thanked by Mr. Francis who promised to visit Calms upon returning. Francis leaves on Tuesday April 7, after a short sojourn in Cairns.
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Queen's Hote
W. Francis
Cooktown
W. Thorney
Erate Pasa
Francis
McDonald
Cairne
Francy
Tierney
Hie
Mr. McDonald
Calrnns
Stocktaking Sale Announced in Shredld Street
Mr J Mirob announces a stocktaking sale through April 20 offering items across all departments at cost price. Call to inspect and take bargains in all sections.
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J. Mirob
Shredld-street
Australian Native Association Branch Meeting Summary
The fortnightly form branch meeting at Won do mugh t, chaired by President G S N March, approved forwarding Port Darwin branch info. The Board thanks Cairns branch for support and discussed the Interstate Conference in Melbourne in June. A motion urged uniform Friendly Society Act reform across states or a Commonwealth act. South Queensland’s rentation topic was deferred after Mr. P Aldridge spoke. meeting adjourned with next session planned.
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Australian Natives Association
Mught
G. SN
March
Port Darwin
Cairne
Melbourne
Confereum
Friendly Society Acta
Queensland
P. Aldridge
Palace Theatre Tonight Shows Wide Range of Pictures
The Palace Theatre announces a brilliant change of pictures for tonight with Koalem Pathe Gocument Vitagraph and Ambrosio titles. Featured is A Shot in the Night with sensational crime hunting scenes and a Crown Revenge Michigan drama noted for its plot. Also advertised are Ambrosio items and upcoming events including a match between Kenny the North Queensland champion and a local challenger.
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Michigan
Altena Sisters
Gaumont Graphic
Mill
Board Mill
Peggy's
Palace Pictures
Koalem
Pathe
Gocument
Vitagraph
Ambrosio
Cairns
Kelemmar
Merken
Alierne Sisters
Hy Foo
Bea Lions
Paris
Ion
Macing
Conm
Perllong
Crimen
Siberia
Ite
Ambrosio Edu
Kenny
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Svery Pall
Muman Invercet
Star Pictures
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Roy Plan
Whittick
Abbott Street
the Post
Federal Government and Sugar
Spence Street
Charles Lilley
Aeljah Murray
Townsville
Tonks, Wilson & Ryan
MacDonnell & Hannam
ENB
Abdavite
High Court of Australia
Supreme Courts
Owen Whittick
TEL
P.O
Letts
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Slater
Sapsfrd
Robert Craig
Toin
Bennett & Carroll
Kelly
T. P. Smith
Sheridan-strest
Hibernian Hall
Goverment Railways
Arvinehank
Adelaide
Charters Towers
Musgrave
I. W. A. J. Meyershaw
Ringwood
Theathe
Theo
Mulgrave
BR. Craig
Kuranda
Singapore
Smith's
Mr. G. Draper
Hartei
Memers
Bell
Mackenzie
Mesa, Howant Smith
I Abbott
Trinity Ray
Northern Herald
Xyal
T. P. Kelly
Abbott-Street
E. J. Harris
Victoria House
Lake Street
Charles G. T. Murray
J.Q.D
AMI
Starr Rowkett Society
Biboohra Meat Works
Biteohra
Mount Surprise
Collins Brothers
Spring Creek
Roella
Bihophra Company
MR. W. Francia
Chateau Tymumda
Australia
Palace Theatre
Palace Picture Co
Dave Ormsby
Grand Fut. Change
A. W. McManus
Crec
F. Scott
D. Logan
Stopp
Aloomba and
Barinda
Ana
Mayers’ Ltd
P. Pease
Merchant Grocers
Newport
Pollack
Parmele Farm
Tolga