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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Dec 12, 1924

Page

6

Premier Theodore visits Cairns amid water scheme pledge

The Premier of Queensland Mr E G Theodore arrived in Cairns to a civic reception. He announced plans to make £80,000 available next year for a Cairns water scheme and outlined funding constraints, including loan limits and new money markets. Local bodies pressed for hydro and wharf projects, while the mayor urged timely loans for water and street works and clarified power supply arrangements with the Harbor Board.

E. G. Theedore Cairns Innisfa Ald J. Draper Rigutar Vietern Queensland Theodore Bony North Queensland North Queenskind Warner Cairns Shire Brisbane Wiven Coriffin Cairns Marbor Board Cains Teruins Joans Aron London New York Australia Treasury Aloo Nori England Townsville Calena Mon“Tas Werte Leve Bebinda Bor Wien Caipnar Board Gridim Coe Gineer Harbers and River Jen Grifin Cullen Gritin Gruthn Barrow Falls

Robbery Under Arms Case Found Guilty in Court

George Ian Nicholson charged with stealing 22 pounds by violence from Samuel Rewrsey while armed with a revolver was found guilty. The court gave a mercy recommendation for his character and remanded him for sentence.

Cavenhs Rem George ‘Lian Nicholson Samuel Rewrsey

Shipping Trouble Prompted Australian Intervention

Melbourne threatens general port hold up as watersiders strike presses the government to intervene. Arbitration Court award disputes unfold with Waterside Federation seeking changes. Blacklisting of Medic and Orvieto prompts diversions, while Townsville and Adelaide entities report dock disruptions and meat shipment delays.

Melbourne Waterskiers Partine Carliot Olbourne Harbor Trust Seamen's Union Fremantle Stewart Watersiders' Federation Sydney Brisbane Commonwealth Arbitration Court Justice Powers Adelaide Diepstee Committee Port of Townsville Dex Waterside Workers’ Federation Singapore Monaro

Deadly Compound Found Aboard Paravox Steamer

A suspicious rooking mixture was found in the hold of the steamer Paravox after a fre outbreak. Chemical analysis shows a deadly compound threatening other vessels. Detectives are investigating. In Melbourne the Water Siders Federation secretary Morris says they have the upper hand and oppose settlement without abolishing the Sydney Labor Bureau.

Sydney Dee Paravox Watersiders’ Stand Melbourne Dev Morris Watersiders’ Federation Sydney Labor Bureau

Innisfail Boxer Charged With Theft and Break In

From Our Own Correspondent Innisfail Dec 11 a young boxer Frank Austin appeared before PM Mr O Kelly charged with breaking and entering a dwelling house owned by Stefanos Nicholas and stealing a leather suitcase containing cash and valuables valued at 212 Det Sgt Ingram and Const Mackay testified arrest followed. Bail set substantial at 150 with two £75 sureties. Also Alleged False Pretences case against George Duncan ongoing with remand and bail allowed.

Innisfail Frank Austin Focal Mr. O'Kelly Stefanos Nicholas Ingram Consteble Mackay Kelly McNamee Toohey O'Kelly George Duncan Rooney's Ltd Townsville Commercial Bank of Australia Brisbane Wangan Townaville

Australian cricket selection names key players

The Australian squad named today includes Bardsley Tavlow Andrews as twelfth man with Ryder and Hartkoul as reserves. Yueti is noted in the cricket report.

Yueti Nat Teat Pene Bardsley Tavlow Andrews Ag Ryder Hartkoul

Charlton on League of Nations and British Elections

Perth December 11 Mr Charlton arrived in Fremantle and outlined views on the League of Nations disarmament aims and procedures. He criticised the British election campaign and the press, noting Labour’s weak coverage and the vote split, while urging tariff support to secure employment and British responsibility for migration costs.

Perth Charlton Fremantle Britain Doles League of Nations League General Assembly Australia Daily Mail Labor Labor Party Daily Herald Belem Germany England

Traffic at Wharves Police Have No Control Under Act

A Police Court judge dismissed an information against cab driver William Burton for obstructing passage at the wharf, ruling the road is not within the Act governing traffic areas. Evidence showed temporary blockage by cabs, but defense argued the road lies within Harbor Board control and is not a dedicated public thoroughfare. The magistrate upheld the dismissal, noting police lack of jurisdiction on that road.

F.C Byrne Wm. Burton Martell Dearden Wacom Andrew Mclaughlin Victor Fisher W. Tabert Harbor Board P.M Tabart Burne

Bath Digger’s Death Sequel in Military Hospital

Sydney December reports the burial at Inverell of Trooper Sam Rolfe who died in Randwick Military Hospital after gas and mustard gas injuries from WWI. He endured a four year tepid bath treatment as his skin peeled away, while relatives and thousands paid last respects. The Rev Mr Smith praised his steadfast endurance.

France Rolfe Mr. Smith

Cotton king foresees Australia as busiest country

Sir John Wormald, former managing director of Mather and Platt in Manchester, visiting Sydney, urges cotton growth in Australia. He says cotton could become the nation’s top non-wool staple, if labor and capital conditions improve, noting low cotton prices spur mills and that Australia could attract capital with lighter death duties. He cites India China and Turkey as growing cloth buyers.

Australia Inda China Turkey England

Accident In Styx River Coal Mine

Brisbane report states three men injured and one unconscious after an explosion in No 3 mine on the Styx River State coal field. Minister for Mines notes the Styx River mine is dangerous and praises safety measures. recent talks on lighting methods followed by court proceedings against a man charged with bringing matches into mines.

Styx River Brisbane Garsy

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