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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1935
Page
9
Fragmentary data shows high and low temperature entries with numbers 62 02 76 52 79 10 and references to Ari. The readable text is sparse and lacks identifiable events or locations beyond generic weather figures.
Notes and news fragment detail a schedule of shipments and arrivals. Mentions Canberra Sydney Melbourne and Townsville with various May dates and late orders. References changes in departure times from Bam and routes via Brybane to Cairns, with Clyde and Papoea New Guinea connections. Strong entities include Sydney Melbourne Cairns and Townsville with May deadlines.
Fragmented text lists 4 am to 4 pm times for North Coast Line services and other coastal routes. Mentions towns such as Babinda, Proserpine, Brisbane, Atherton, Ravenshoe, Herberton, Monto, and Mackay with days of operation and irregular notes. The legibility is poor but indicates numerous timetable notices for trains and stops across Queensland including daily, weekday, and weekend sessions.
A damaged report details a perjury charge against station owner John Wrens partner. The text references Fremzatie and Perth, with mentions of sergeant conduct and pending transfer, but the document is largely garbled and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows an alleged wrestling note about Brisbine and nearby locations, with garbled dates and venues. Readable fragments point to a wrestling event or ad listing unclear participants, venues, and outcomes. The text references a Saturday schedule and a local venue, with uncertain names and dates.
In a hazy event the Dawson team impressed while Foy fought hard, with Naeem opposing the standout and Bolt scoring or guiding the plays as spectators watched a tense clash.
Sydney reports London metal prices for April 27 with Australian market context. Copper, tin, zinc and gold quotes shown with forward and spot figures and miscellaneous commentary on exchanges and refining terms.
In dull weather on April 27 bidders at weekend auctions for farm produce, including Tines, lucerne hay, chaff, pumpkins, and meat, showed moderate demand. Prime lines sold for modest premiums, while poorer lots faced slack bidding and prices for imported Tines remained preferred. Overall market firm with high interest in certain prime lines and pumpkins selling around 3/64 to 31.
A Wynnum Central man named Andrew Fedricy, 14, died after a late train hit him while crossing the line near Pleystone Crossing shortly after 4 o clock. The accident left him with a crushed head and fatal injuries. He was taken to General Hospital but did not survive.
A garbled OCR style record describes a street incident with a tall man named Beye Phiayn Morrill. It mentions a probable fracture and ambulance involvement, plus references to private hospitals and a few unreadable street details. The readable entities include a person and vague medical action.
Unclear notes describe a planned event at the ALP meeting house with a program of sports and a Saturday gathering centered on community celebrations. Mentions a committee and a walkathon style event, with a requirement for a grand procession and street activities.
An upcoming South Cane Prives Board Award remains un enacted. Provisions require a mill to report in writing if cane delivered to the tramline contains excessive tops, trash, or debris, deeming it unfit for delivery and notifying the grower accordingly.
Mareeba residents are thanked by the Marecha CWA for their generosity toward the reunion supper hosted by M. Gould, Hon. See, marking a gesture of community unity.
In this notice the family marks the passing of a son and brother Colin Liney who departed life April 29 in a year obscured by the OCR. The message expresses grief from his mother sisters and brothers and mentions other relatives and mourners.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a chaotic local item about a post delivery mishap after arrival of first letters or items. Names and specifics are unreadable but the piece hints at misrouted mail and confusion around a new post.
Fragmentary text appears as a garbled wire service style note with stray phrases and missing facts. It mentions special reports and a world service addition but provides no names dates places or outcomes to form a concrete news item.
The piece argues public opinion shapes political swings and notes Mr Moore and his party faced a harsh verdict from voters after long control. It contends the electorate blamed the ruling party for economic strain, yet shows humor and dissatisfaction with leaders’ attempts to manage development and stability amid crisis.
A radical critique of democratic politics argues that the will of the people is often manipulated by party machines. It claims public decisions hinge on whim and arrogance rather than stable governance, causing short term rule followed by easy upheaval across states.
A wharf laborer Alex McLend suffered a head wound after a fall at a town wharf. The Hemn Library building on AMP Buildings was broken into Friday night with a rear door torn. Thieves searched for valuables but fled after entry. Weather forecast from the Meteorological Bureau noted scattered showers and possible thunder across the coast and southern border.
In a brisk opening session Waddys XI faced Cairne with Smyth opening from the sculls end. Grimmett and Nutt showed brisk movement, while Horwood and Kerby struggled with catching errors. McCabe and Guest later added steady runs for Cairne, as both sides built a tense, high tempo innings with several notable blows and fielding misplays.
A fire incident at Paraumuane hardware store prompted police and fire brigade responders. The blaze was brought under control quickly, with walls and rafters damaged and smoke and dust filling the area. No further details available.
A fragmented report discusses the silver market, Wall Street gains and losses, and Roosevelt's wartime currency policy. It notes Mexico and Peru trade silver, predicts price shifts, and mentions Treasury reactions and market suspensions amid inflation fears. The piece criticizes speculative aims and highlights reactions from financiers and politicians.
In Mt Garn T on April 2 a mother Mrs Maxwell aged 48 and her infant were found drowned in the Wild River after a note appeared at their house and the infant was recovered from the riverbed. Authorities investigated a suspected incident with their two year old missing and linked to the family home earlier today.
A powerful explosion in Parkes, Sydney on April 28 wrecked a top building in Sauvriee and scattered debris over nearby houses. Winds spread debris as a fire broke out immediately after, sweeping through the area while occupants were away.
April 28 Canberra reports minimal tax hikes likely in the 1936-37 Federal Budget as revenue slumps persist. Officials expect no salary raises for public servants and warn pensions costs may rise, with government austerity pressing to cover deficits.
The Reverend Hayes faces ecclesiastical charges in a Melbourne diocese tribunal with references to church law, alleged publicity, and doctrinal disputes. Writs and citations plan for appearance before the Supreme Court, with possible transfer to Fremantle and return to Melbourne for trial. The case outlines accusations from the Synod and Archbishop guidance, naming Rev. Mayes in connection with controversial writings and actions.
Doctor Fenton defends his flying conduct amid a suspension of his pilot licence and airworthiness certificate for alleged recklessness and courtesy issues. He claims night lighting and aerodrome flaws caused danger and that the Civil Aviation Department offered no warning. He says he will continue to fly in urgent cases under limited authority and cites ongoing investigations.
In Brisbane a deaconess is reported dead after an incident described as days of unconsciousness and a water-related event. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but authorities indicate a fatal outcome and ongoing investigation.
North Queenie hosts a civic welcome for visiting cricketers from Cairns and allied officials. Alderman Collins and Cairns Harbor Board chair McManus join Mayor to toast the party, praising sights and high sporting standards. NSW and Queensland officials express pleasure at the visit and hope the team’s presence boosts tourism and cricket relations.
An obituary records the death of Mics Marz Mi dacuhtar of Meta Mi on Sunday. Funeral arrangements are noted, with residence at 9 Warregestrest, Comm. The notice lists Northgate and local addresses, reflecting a community obituary style with sparse readable details.
A cryptic item from an old era references Magneto trouble and a batted delater in Marseille involving Ascites Cie Sarin. The readable fragments suggest a maritime or industrial dispute but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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