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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
3
Public notices list absences for W Knudson a dentist and a dental practice move for W Brown. A large catalog of goods and sales from Callaghan Walsh Ltd and other merchants. transport timetables show Cairns to Ravenshoe routes and mixed trains. Also public accountant ads and a railway timetable fragment with multiple station stops and fares.
Gordonvale auctioneer Charles Butler sells overall household effects including piano and dining suite on Thursday December 4 1924 at 2 pm near Wiltshire's Store. Lake Street shop privy sale features drapery merchandise and menswear from day to day with continued sales through Friday.
HLMLS hosts ValMae event at Aquatic Hall featuring a Monster Coin and Gift evening with collectibles and special offers for attendees.
Divisional handicaps listed for six divisions with prize money and distances. Nomination close date and secretaries’ details issued by W J Connor secretary of the Northern District Burn Association. Penalties set for winners after weight declarations and 7lb extra.
The Age reports on an anti-sugar campaign tied to Mr. Bruce's Queensland tour. It argues sugar price controls and export surpluses burden Australian consumers while enriching planters and mills, warning political pressure could repeat harmful rates and urging avoidance of renewed government price fixing.
The Air Ministry states attention to RAF flying accidents aims to remove misconceptions and clarify the number of accidents during recent years. The notice emphasizes accuracy in reporting and cautions against misinterpretation of figures related to air incidents.
An analysis notes growth in Royal Air Force strength from six to four squadrons between July 1923 and July 1924, with higher flight hours per pilot. It cites expanded training, more hobbyist activity, and a larger training pool than needed for 48 squadrons. Despite more accidents, hours flown per fatal accident rose about 7 percent in 1923 and continued into 1924.
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