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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1935
Page
11
A detailed narrative of a cricket match with bowling figures, partnerships, and dismissals. Horwood led a strong bowling spell, Bromley and Grimmett provided resistance, and the innings closed for 320 before rain halted play. Subsequent rain interruptions affected the second session and the match was abandoned.
The Innisfail Cricket Association announces a May 4 match at Innisfail against Waddy's Team with Fleming named captain and a squad including J. Rin Mie Hack W. Nieu Windnor and C. Baemursen among others.
Mr. J. W. Beaumont Peace from Lloyds Bank Ltd reviews criticism of banks in Australia and England. He argues banks typically overshoot during high trade and high prices by urging clients to borrow, then tighten lending in downturns, while politicians often push aggressive agricultural expansion. Banks should exercise caution in booms and are reluctant to accelerate credit growth in weak times.
Hartley Withers, writing in The Times Trade and Engine Supplement in February 1935, notes that clearing banks have faced difficult situations with success. They have maintained depositor confidence while banks in other countries faltered and benefited from improved domestic trade and stronger borrowing demand. He argues the margin between lending and deposit rates is less important than industry costs for loan pricing.
Readable fragments describe rheumatism pain and restlessness at night and daily movement difficulty. An advertisement touts Sheldon's Kidney Pills and a patent remedy promising relief, listing unclear benefits and misplaced claims.
Ed Clarke visited Mungana on Thursday addressing a large crowd at night. The meeting chair Mr Clarke expressed pleasure in visiting Mungana and discussed Australia wide schemes, government aid limits, and entitlements for farmers wives and business or mining families. Clarke warned if the Moore party wins in May 11, the Chillagoe State Smelters would stay open. Vote of thanks concluded the gathering.
The report recalls statements from Premier Mr AE Moore and Deputy Premier Mr P Pease in 1932 33 regarding free transport for unemployed men on freight trains. Debates cite deputy memos from Labor MPs Janes Dash Bree and Forgan Smith and note convictions for riding trains without paying fares. Archbishop Dubing criticizes the stigma attached to the affected men and questions the harm in adding an extra coach.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions unclear terms with scattered letters and numbers. The readable portions show no coherent names, dates, or locations to anchor a proper news item or event summary.
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