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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 09, 1952
Page
4
London reports Astoria project on a coral island plans to build a marine base to shelter isolated communities. A radio link and lifeboat completed a 7800 mile voyage. base cost estimated around 27,000 pounds. Islander relief and future of the colony discussed.
A farm guide discusses waterway widths on slopes from two to four feet, detailing measurements and safe practices. It covers whey usage in calf meals, cautions about contamination and dilution, and emphasizes staged changes from whey to calf meals. It notes feeding whey lowers energy and protein, recommending 18-20 percent crude protein to start, tapering to 16 percent as calves age beyond two months.
Fragmentary notes describe directing attention to respective offers and the difficulty of obtaining repairs. The text notes a long period of effort and challenges in maintaining the poem campaign and related works.
At the March gathering of the Farenta Horticultural Society held in the School of Arts Hall the group resolved to hold two street sizes for seedlings to be produced by members with date to be fixed later. The president reported on the Far Northern Society’s meeting in Atherton on March 2 and Mr. Pent spoke on urchin culture. The retiring president Mr Wood was praised for his service and presented with a smoker’s rose bowl by secretary Mrs Slape. He had led the society since its start several years ago.
The Gor aonvale QC.W.A. monthly meeting was held on Thursday March 20. Attendees included Mesdames Wes nersionehair Hoare Dress Windsor Cotteril John Moos Hees Datere Se Sul Bindiey Petter Apologies from Mendemen Gay Nod ihe Brody Whitaker Renny A welcome was extended to Mrs Drexl absent due to illness Mrs Bibl welcomed as new Sender The finances show credit balance and the branch funds A20 raised for rest room painting The Amur Day luncheon will be held as usual on Anzee Day Mrs Weatherstone will be the delegate to May conferences Members offering for hospital sewing Mesdames Fostewres for next meeting Mrs Clarks and Mrs Winder
In the Tully Memorial Library annual meeting the treasurer presented figures showing a total book count of 14. Other names appearing include Pruden, Mr. , Mrs. Galetley, and Remming tom. The report references receipts from April 1 and documents a government holding mid 31/6/08 E111/6/2.
An article discusses the deadly risks of motor vehicles versus rail transport, noting the need for testing railway safety, road surface standards, and public convenience. It warns RACQ members about buying second hand cars without inspection and stresses emissions, exhaust hazards, and vehicle maintenance.
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