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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
9
Readable fragments show ships in port Crungal and Xosilk with names like Satyr Cry and Mhkaromm. Mentions of Ang Sotloae and GW Ae BHO appear in garbled form, along with references to project status and a lic ath Chullagoe. The passage reads as a damaged OCR segment with unclear context and scattered proper nouns.
Fragmented text cites Khartoum city matters and local names, listing dates, places, and entities. Mentions include September references, various local figures and locations, and scattered notes about sales, canal work, and civic topics. The readable segments imply a dense, era-specific city notice page with many proper nouns and incomplete details.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions stopping anchoring at night and references various unreadable words and names. The readable elements suggest a marine or harbor activity note, but specific facts, dates, or entities are not discernible. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects to summarize meaningfully.
The cane manager reports from a worksite describing a long process, including a 4 feet end, staking, and a secured site with holes. The text notes concerns about operations since the last meeting, mentions water and plan safety, and references a potential visitor or meeting. The document records ongoing production context and personnel actions.
The market reports a standout price surge and notable activity as traders push steel and alloy prices higher amid steady demand. Industry sources note increasing volume and cautious optimism across key steel markets and related segments.
Fragmentary OCR text describes unclear events with many garbled names and numbers. No coherent persons, places, or actions can be reliably identified for a factual card.
Fragmentary OCR text from Manning River Co Operative Dairy Society appears with garbled lines and missing details. It references the society name multiple times and includes unclear characters, offering no coherent event, date, or action to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Avienar and Julatten Ven, with garbled phrases about ratings, rent, and a possible protest or ruse. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond scattered names.
The article reports a civil suit where Mr and Mrs were suing Sanh for damages tied to a contract. It notes a retirement period and lists ages and names, including Nell and Smyth's works, with the sale price and camera mention. The proceedings reference a 25 pound and 20 pound entry sums, and the trial concerns alleged careless acts by the parents in a relevant matter.
In Mossman a spate of thefts is noted with bundled details about a 77 wine case and related losses. The report mentions winter conditions and a sequence of unidentified incidents, with names and places obscured by the damaged text.
Death notice reads of a patient at Edmonds Hospital on 2nd August 1930 with fate of Babinda referenced and RIP. The fragmentary text notes a death and general memorial phrasing.
In memoriam for Maria Matilda Purt who died August 1, 1929 at age 4 years 4 months. Inserted by Mr and Mrs Jensen Bill and Vincent. Also Mara Matilda memorial noting age and death date with lines of devotion. A Labor camp note follows urging defense of national duties against subversive acts.
A hostile broadside condemns Labor extremists for repudiating national debts and war obligations. It decries attempts to undermine government credit and warns the movement must purge radicals to preserve Australia’s honor, stability, and public trust.
Mulgrave Central Mil dominated Rat ton for the week ending August 23, posting solid cane processing figures. The mill reported a higher than expected average, reflecting efficient operations and favorable conditions during the period.
Babinda correspondent reports a weekly mill record for tonnage at 4302, with an average per tonnage figure of 14 7 0. City Chambers officials were to attend a council meeting, Alderman Jensen regularly present. North Queensland corner hall to feature large photo views. AWU secretary WJ Riordan arrived, likely to visit Mossman and Tableland districts before Townsville arbitration on Mt Ian Mines Ltd four to forty eight hour dispute.
The State Weather Bureau reports coastal clouds and a warming trend with frost risk in the southeast tonight and brisk easterly winds from the Tropical Pacific slopes. In Cay Consett Chambers council workers uncovered a massive oval coral-like rock, initially misidentified as petrified wood but now believed coal. Magistrate’s Court lists several civil actions and payments including Shell Co of Australia, Clark and Co, and Lethe Fitesimons v Walter Pearce with totals ranging around £12 to £19 and associated costs.
A large groper weighing 120 lbs was hauled aboard after a line snap and seized by several seamen. It was sold for £1 to a passenger who ate the fish. A prior incident on the Ormiston logged a near 200 lb groper, with the ship’s crew using a wreck to land it.
In Calcutta on August 27 all members of the working committee of the Indian Congress were arrested on arrival in Delhi for a conference, with no women spared. Among those detained was V. J. Patel, president of the Legislative Assembly, noted for opposing the government during his tenure.
London August 26. Mr A Henderson Farangen Secret ary is returning to the Foreign Office after three weeks’ leave He departs London September 3 for Geneva to attend a meeting there The move comes amid discussions on mire morrene and related international matters.
Police report a suspect allegedly held bonds worth £1200 at arrest. Investigations suggest an attempt to negotiate a large batch of missing bonds. The matter was reported to the CLE and helped trigger the arrest.
A curious burglary unfolds amid odd circumstances as robbers drill through two doors to the Stromeroom, seizing bonds on deposit for a probate estate and £20 in firm funds. Detectives promise developments before week’s end.
In Sydney on August 27 Mr Theodore complains against Queensland Government moves to amend laws allowing civil actions against a claimant. He argues no evidence supports criminal charges under the Crown Remedies Act of 1874, which has long been in force. He notes the absence of any evidence to back the commissioner's criminal saving and contends no grounds exist for prosecution.
Ottawa reports the new Canadian government signals heavy duties against American fruit. The tariff aims to raise prices on peaches and other imports, threatening to push U S fruit out of Canadian markets and curb cross border trade.
In Scot City Kaman Aug 26 Henry Wiggins flying an aeroplane found a rattlesnake aboard after an overnight hangar stay. While at 500 feet he battled the reptile and was bitten twice before tossing it overboard. He made a forced landing in a pasture where doctors saved him from the venom.
The Mosman Rifle Club could host only a fragmentary opening shoot on August 21 due to the non arrival of rifles and ammunition from Brisbane. Enthusiasts improvised using old club rifles and leftover ammo, posting scores at 200 and 300 yards as two veteran members led the effort and a few others joined for a brief but earnest practice.
Mr C Taylor chaired the Cairns Grickst Association annual general meeting at the Motor Boat Club with strong attendance including juniors. The secretary’s report was adopted. a motion to honor former honorary treasurer A G Seaman passed unanimously. Discussion covered finances with a street weighing machine return of about £93 from a £135 cost and overall favorable interest.
Patron Mr WA presides as C Taylor and W F Staley nominated for Calling President. Mr Stanley elected and thanks members. Next annual meeting hoped for enthusiasm. Vice-presidents four nominated. ballot elects H Mill, A Malcolm, U Gough. Secretary T McCoombe reelect, Treasurer A Seaman reelected. Amster Mr Blackmore rejected unopposed.
An informal meeting chaired by the chairman debated commuting and canvas values. Delegates reported club decisions with Mercantile in favour of compex and Rover favouring canvassing. Proposals on fees and junior charges were debated and a three-team competition was supported.
The meeting set match starts for 2 pm with a 15 minute race plan. Hockey officials pledged to vacate by September 1 but asked to extend to September 2 for park use. Cricket opening date to be decided, with one wicket reserved for the Cricket Association and another for Parramatta Park. Mr E Blackmore moved to recommend opening on the first available Saturday. supported by Mr Starsh and carried. Halls for weddings discussed, with Jack Gregory Australian hall chosen again for the new season.
A bombing attempt years ago near Leonidas’s dwelling led to this morning’s attack on the Australian International Club owned by him. Large front windows were crushed by stones between 1 and am. Residents awoke to crashes and riass as police were alerted and examined the scene. The damage is estimated at about £50.
A report by Joe te Manne criticises the administration of New Games It notes officials faced persistent inadequacy and lack of training. Despite efforts to meet Mandate obligations the service recruiting conditions remained disorganised and not permanent.
The Commission notes Australia faces geographic and other difficulties and hopes improved cadet training and administration despite higher costs. It cites many changes in administrative services driven by profit opportunities amid regional development and regrets vacancies in Agricultural and Health Departments and several posts becoming vacant.
A wreath from the president and members of the Q.C.W.A. Gordonvale branch was inadvertently omitted from the list for the funeral of the late Geo. Alley. The family and organization acknowledge the oversight and extend sympathy.
Word arrived today of the death in Sydney of Mrs. Edmonds wife of Mr. Harry Edmonds a well known Babinda business man. She went to Sydney for medical treatment a couple of weeks ago. Survived by her husband and son who accompanied her. Deceased was well known in the Cooktown district where she spent a holiday recently.
Melbourne August 27 The general secretary of the A W A Mr Grayndler has filed an application under the amended Arbitration Act seeking variation of the Pastoralists' Award recently set by Chief Judge Dethridge which reduced shearers wages from 41/10 to 32/6 per 100 sheen. The union has also asked for the commitment of three Conciliation Committees and it is expected the committee will be appointed shortly.
WARSAW August 5 The new Cabinet has been appointed. Maryal Uileudski is Prime Minister.
The report discusses rising unemployment, government relief measures, and the impact on workers amid economic strain. It notes the week’s jobless totals and hints at forthcoming policies aimed at stabilizing the labor market while authorities seek sustenance for those affected.
The meeting featured H Barns awarding a bat to Burne after a player scored 100 runs in an hour. Mr Myneh offered coaching for juniors, while executives discussed grade progression and junior status. Umpires Lisa, Malcolm Parker Clarke Chat taway, and Gibbs agreed to officiate as needed amid financial notes showing a positive season start.
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