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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 12, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented report describes resumed calm in Sydney as traders reopen amid shortages. Authorities note limited imports of staple goods. embargos hinder shipments and port operations show signs of normalization.
In Melbourne on April 11, rescue crews continue attempts to free a stranded animal as high water blocks progress. The scene at Point Cook remains tense with authorities urging caution while relief teams work to stabilize the area and ensure safety for all involved.
A garbled April report from London describes a passenger train incident near Kingston in Thames with references to a cane, free carriages, and a third class compartment. It mentions names and products in a scattered fashion, including Chamberlain’s wig and a cough remedy, without clear coherence.
A readersible fragment notes a local government claim about power under an act, with references to property, public works, and an official signature. The text is garbled but mentions Crown Law officers and the government having no power under the act to seize property.
Ottawa reports Mr Bardete introduced the Closur VAAL to end Liberal obstruction. Sir W Laurier and Mr Hasan clash over procedural votes as the Speaker shows preference, while Howe sides with Hasan. The scene centers on parliamentary maneuvering amid accusations of "shame" and minority control fears.
The passage reports internal German army disputes over readiness and training. officers criticize manpower and artillery adequacy while the war ministry disputes these claims, amid public pressure on expansion and modernization efforts.
Brisbane April 18. Commissioner for Public Health leaves Brisbane on his annual departmental tour to North Queensland. Ekington will visit inland towns including Cooktown and Townsville and be accompanied by the inspector for North Queensland Dr Booth Clarkson. Mella will accompany the Commissioner as far as Townsville. The trip centers on health matters and possible introductions to the region.
This afternoon at 2.3 Wyreeme CC meets Mut Fiat in a highly anticipated league clash. Both teams parade strong lineups with many players named for roles and potential scoring at Mut Fiat. A second match sees Car vals versus Occidentals in a firm finish expected as the season heats up.
The Domini ons Commission explored sugar growing in Queensland with Mr Mayers detailing an alluvial belt from the Daintree to Ingham and 200000 acres suitable for cane. He cited tariffs, bounties, and costs that affect profitability along with regional farming prospects.
Sheridan venue hosts church services led by James Kirke with a sermon at 1 am to pm in Use School Hall setting. Parishioners attend for worship and community gathering.
The notice from BWASUANE lists approvals for staff roles including deputy commissioner of health and district registrar, with various names and dates. It also references a public sale of land including multiple plots and allocation details, plus agricultural and land section descriptions and parcel counts.
The fragmentary newspaper text notes sugar market terms in London with references to German beet sugar and vague date marks like February and May. It includes garbled phrases and unclear attributions to the Worcester Herald.
An OCR fragment shows garbled names and phrases. readable parts reference local terms and stamps but no clear event or outcome. The legible content hints at a municipal or public notice but lacks coherent facts or dates for a solid summary.
In Sydney, unrest grows as Manly Steamship Co. plans service cuts affecting five deck hands and others. A meeting between Str. Carter and directors led to fresh job openings and promises to address the last manning issue, while health claims from a storekeeper prompt local attention.
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