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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1952
Page
4
Readable fragments describe indoor work and winter heating with Bonox steam. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, people, or locations to ground a fuller summary. Preserve main entities like Bonox and winter heating context while noting uncertainty in details.
Fragmentary verse recounts a playful scene by the river and fence with phrases about money eggs and meat. Mentions a horse and boat, hunting, and a mock war talk with Rusia Rompe. Chips of dialogue include jolly river talk and a dog fox reference.
The excerpt presents Dr. Van Pelt noting a surge of patients seeking treatment and mentions Dr. X and a patient named Miss Wenser. It includes fragmented dialogue about memory, marriage, and a discussion of a divorce and remarriage involving a Mr. Manville and Miss Run Webs, with alleged commentary on American society. The piece reflects sensational commentary and a chaotic interview style.
The hospital secretary noted patients must pay ten shillings daily, with the ward to close if payments are not made. The Commonwealth Government reportedly allows only limited payment exemptions, prompting concern over public hospital access.
President chaired a meeting of commerce and major agricultural groups from North Queensland. Delegates from Atherton Tableland Marketing Board, Atherton Shire Council, Douglas Shire Council, Cairns Cane Growers, North Queensland Tobacco Cooperative, and others signaled willingness to attend a conference in Atherton in April or May to discuss funding and allocation of profits for primary industries. Dr Pursayeth moved, seconded by G M Mow, to appoint a committee to arrange the conference and consider the proposal.
Dimbulan notes detail delays and works including drainage, bridge concerns, and rail crossing repairs. Residents report ongoing water issues, drying cove areas, and erosion. A new triangle crossing was built to guide engine traffic away from the railway and onto a youth side road, while old crossings are removed. Progress updates reference Mareche, Gobern patches, and ongoing flood risk with a goal to complete by year end barring severe winter weather.
Minister for Immigration Mr Holt said officials have directed a third of their time to seeking rural employment for migrants. By early 1989 the European farm worker vacancies were listed and 88 migrants had been sent to farmers. 7500 farmers have been interviewed, leaflets distributed, and talks with railways staff arranged to place migrants in country centres. Language remains the main barrier.
London April 22 The Coruronwealth Relations Office says it will not participate in London discussions on a proposed Central African Federation. Only two Africans from Southern Rhodesia will attend the opening talks, as Africans boycott fearing a stronger central government to enforce a policy against their interests.
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