19 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
1
A letter to the editor discusses the Cane Prices Act and UCGA actions, noting no confidence vote for Ryan and critiquing reporting edits. The writer defends open columns for Doherty and his Bahinda-area meetings, while urging fair coverage of industry issues.
A letters page discusses ASPA positions on cane pricing and the Cane Prices Act. The writer notes council votes supporting aiding cane suppliers and millers, criticizing misrepresentations and urging fair terms amid tension between large manufacturers and growers.
A fragmented letter from Hambledon discusses the push for price regulation and legislative amendments. The writer cites ministers and opponents, mentions the influence of groups like the ASPA and AREA, and urges suppliers to ensure fair access while criticizing current rates and parliamentary actions. The piece reflects regional tensions and calls readers to engage in the policy debate.
A reader criticizes Mr Abood for subpoenas and witness expenses in a Cairns Brabane case. The author claims Mr Abood refused to leave Cairns until repayment details were settled, referencing evidence and letters from John Isaac in Toowoomba.
Miss Steve Vandeleur and her brother return for Christmas vacation. A council start aims to fix holes before the public, while a local tidle about renting space draws interest. Theodore Backhaus plans bragiens toward Innisfail and a new company creates bath ing sheds at the seaside with 80 accommodations amid shortages.
Fragmentary OCR text references a fair skin product with pricing details and materials. It mentions fluid Alor and terms like stainless and price figures such as 2/6. The readable parts are garbled and lack clear context or full sentences.
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