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Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Apr 08, 1929

Page

4

Wet season woes in Gordonvale prompt road reform urges

Local notes describe persistent rain in Gordonvale with 70.26 inches from New Year to March and 13.46 inches in March over 15 days. Councillors are urged to improve road and footpath infrastructure to withstand future wet seasons while farmers delay seed-bed preparation.

Sol Gordonvale Gan el See O'Gorman Lynch Hill L. Pozzi Mr. Maguire Faomas Bros Stanley Sertey J. A Woma Coe Koppen Kootk Mies J. Seath Healy Gent's Cairns Brewery J. Ahlers Gent Sec Jeales cAloen J. Cani Oes I Indies Ee Eeen Ty Lee Baer R. Simmonds A. *. Hill Trail and Winstone A. Jamieson Gents

Road to Russell Heads Praised Yet Plea for Fix Won't Melt

Babinda letter to the Cairns Post urges Shire Council to fund a permanent road from Deeral train crossing to the Mulgrave River for easier access to Russell Heads and nearby islands. The writer condemns the current mud and water filled approach and tramway mid road, calling for lasting improvements to preserve the seaside resort.

Cairns “Post Innisfail Bellenden Kerr Valley Cairns Russell Deeral Mulgrave Irgin Island Franklins Lscal Russell Heads Bellenden Kerr Babinda

Political Broadcast Plan Aims Eight Addresses Before Dissolution

London reports eight political addresses to be broadcast before Parliament dissolves. Four go to the Government and two to Labour and Liberal parties each, with equal facilities provided to all between dissolution and elections. Also notes Burma banana variety nicknamed Sen Yan meaning elephant's vomit.

London Burma Sen Yan

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