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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
9
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A vessel named Falcon arrived yesterday after departing Rye South, docking at Port Denivoe around 1 04 pm on April 29.
The bulletin lists outbound voyages and arrivals across Brisbane Melbourne Sydney Cairns and Port Desison. It notes ships like Casberra Fackay and Fisama sailing to Brisbane and Sydney in May, with crews bound for Papua New Guinea and the USA.
Mail notices list multiple regional railway and coast line timings across Queensland. Services to Cairns area stations include weekly and midweek departures from Brisbane Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Hobart Perth and regional hubs such as Babinda Tully Townsville Ingham Cardwell Cooktown Mossman and Port Douglas with varied days and 4 am to 7:30 am windows. some routes run daily except Sunday while others have Monday Wednesday Friday patterns and afternoon options.
Lompol April 25 reports fair inquiry for Australian wheat aboard Olympia and Parrakoola with bids near 2/6 and 2/2. Mammoda cargoes quoted at 10 Sd down. River Plate shipments delayed while future Lon W/m May and Sep ton quotes vary with April 16/10 and May 4/15 figures.
In Calcutta on April 4 a bomb scare disrupted daily routines as police investigated a toe bombing incident involving a notable figure, Manion Kaci, prompting security checks and renewed attention to urban safety measures.
Mr D Mourston and the Rabinds District Hospital staff extend condolences to the family of their late wife and mother. Messages of sympathy are received from Matron and staff as they honor her memory and years of service during her illness.
A memorial notice recalls Thomas James Chwah who died in Mire on 26 1933. Flor rie, his devoted wife, writes of his gentle nature and enduring memory.
A boy was found badly injured in mangroves near Three Mile Creek and Pathraomy road on Tuesday morning. Constable Head and Detectives Lloyd and Voigt investigated. Draper was arrested on a charge of inflicting grievous bodily harm after the boy, unconscious from a severe head injury, was rushed to the hospital.
The railway department reports the Tully River has fallen markedly, with a measurement of five feet four inches below the rails at 1 pm. The conditions include steady rain and a cautious outlook for travel and freight operations.
Obituary fragment reports Ir the Raio Gangs Correes and long time foreman tied to local figures. It notes a postmaster election, school duties, and church service amid wind disturbance. It recounts Archdeacon Campbell’s death, then shifts to agricultural manfacturer Hesley who planted cotton near Kamme and produced goods for export, highlighting limited prices and stampede of printers.
Perth clerk Vaughan, 23, formerly assistant clerk at Bunbury courts, is convicted of stealing tax stamps from government property. He must repay £1000 and pay court costs. Prosecution linked the case to a preceding robbery and misappropriated funds from a sale. Details note drink and racing as factors in his downfall.
A letter from the Lani Administration Board proposes 50 percent funding by the council for a new bridge over Big Maria Creek Benns crossing plus 100 chains of[?] and improvements. The council debates low level bridges, preferring higher structures as in Wine Creek, with Cr Cowsley moving to refer the matter to the foreman for repairs amid ongoing concerns about costs and repeated censure.
The Commonwealth faces trade questions as export restrictions are debated. High Commissioner Bruce signals restraint on exports may hurt Australia but could benefit Britain markets. Australians worry about two-year standstills and the risk to primary products amid Empire trade talks.
Fragmented remarks from British officials argue that shipping profits depend on open global markets. They warn current restrictions hinder mercantile marine revival and call for freer world trade to avoid renewed economic downturns. The discourse references past policy shifts and the World Economic Conference's warnings.
A fractured thigh from a fall sent Mr. R. Cathcart of Ferminuas Street Cairns to Carre District Hospital after ambulance transport. Nearby, a snake bite victim Mr. A. Garnett received care and was admitted. In Sydney, Apr 2 factional strife within the Labor movement escalated into revolt as Lang Parsegra and colleagues faced disciplinary actions and calls for unity ahead of federal elections. Multiple leaders and factions are cited in a turbulent power struggle affecting party cohesion and upcoming campaigning.
A chaotic reporting of a commence meeting of the Lor pene Ambulance notes tensions between the Lang Party and the Federal Labor Party. The Federal executive plans to contest every electorate opposing Lang nominees while labor leaders push for unity and reveal internal dynamics and proposed policy statements. The article highlights friction over leadership and production debates amid a looming state election.
Unreadable fragment discusses New Zealand experts and roads, suggesting a debate over competition or entry terms. The damaged text prevents precise facts, making a definite headline and summary infeasible.
Mr Hutton indicated interest in expanding reciprocal trade with Britain, emphasizing Home market rights and a pathway for development of market access for her product. The proposal highlights timely engagement with British authorities to secure opportunities for export growth.
Rothe, a veteran labor figure from Melbourne, announced official notice to leave Melbourne May 1 for the Geneva International Labor Conference opening June 4. He indicated the Queensland Trades and Labor Council would be represented and aims to secure favorable conditions for workers.
Eleven persons were convicted at the Metropolitan Policy Court Susbane before Mr P M Hishun for failing to furnish income tax returns and information to Commissioner Merbert Manec. Fines ranged up to £2 and years ended June 1943 to 1985. A correspondent notes bureaucratic remarks and references to district coastal area assets.
Amid ad trac run, waterways faced disruption as thrusat and river lanes affected supply routes. Officials warned of delays in food deliveries and urged rerouting measures to minimize impact on markets and local communities.
A garbled note from Glen Boughton Irish writer Mra Mill advocates practical work for all and urges more inclusive proposals. The text references contributors and donors, calling for broader measures though readability is limited by OCR errors.
The wreck of a Melbourne bound ketch leads to loss of life including crew Jack McGrath and Henry Pratt amid rough seas and broken rigging. Captain Basil Learmouth survived, while the owner’s brother reflects luck amid aftermath and financial strain for the family. Local celebrations and the Anexe Day events are noted alongside other scattered names and passenger mentions.
A fragmented report notes support for the printed wired tower and features an exchange about artificial grasses at the Exhibition. Mentions the Silkweed Butter factory and district improvement efforts. A motion by Mr. C Teitzel, seconded by Mr. JA Winter, proposes prizes for innovative artificial grasses along coastal lands from Liverpool Creek to Herbert River.
Australian cabie service reports a perilous voyage with the Artagnan off the China coast between Hong Kong and Shanghai. An Australian party led by Mr J G Latham is touring ports including Shanghai and Nanking. meetings with officials and business leaders are planned in Shanghai and Beijing with return to Shanghai on May 6 after a 13 day stay.
Brisbane sources report Home Secretary warning at Anzac Commemoration that sensational foreign press stories threaten Australian waters. The discussion centers on media alarm, insurance schemes for agricultural societies, and funding needs to cover shortfalls amid uneven takings and rainfall data over three years. Leaders urge prudent reporting and avoidance of sensationalism.
The Royal Commission on Banking and Currency warns about proposed Canadian schemes. Governors and presidents debate safeguards, insurance risks, and public welfare. The document urges careful study, noting potential harm to borrowers and community trust.
Australian officials note growing export prospects to Java and South-east Asia but report poor shipping co-ordination. Hong Kong residents criticize outdated cold storage and irregular Japanese lines causing overlapping arrivals and long gaps. Mr Latham urges government action to press shipping companies for timetable alignment.
London April 24 Bristol officials and Australian representatives discussed increasing direct export shipments from Australia to Bristol to reduce double handling. Alderman Dyer urged shipments be sent directly, while Agent-General Mill and Linton noted gains from direct trade and intra Empire expansion. Future cooperation and participation in celebrations were also discussed.
At the April meeting in Innisfail the John One Shire peal heard from Mr O Connor about Teacit mv from Eubenangee toward a gold mine. A swamp patch blocks progress with four men cutting orewood present and about 20 cons cut, unable to move due to the difficult patch. They request compensation to tackle the task and urge urgent action, proposing the council send foremen to inspect. The council decided to refer the matter to the Lreman for report.
A terse local report notes damage to Brass and tomato crops in Wallangarra after a hard white frost Tuesday. The frost devastated the gardens, spoiling harvest prospects for residents and local growers.
Faded OCR note indicates a bread shortage affecting Darwin area bakers and railway hub supply chains. The fragment mentions Apt, Darwin, fiber related terms, and local bakery hours, with unclear specifics about dates or quantities.
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