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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1921
Page
3
The report notes wage and operation percentages amid plans by Maughton and the President to manage total payables. It discusses potential court interference hindering the Company’s ability to proceed and the risk of unrest if anticipated directives are blocked.
Governors of Ti address recent proposals affecting office procedures and official duties. The discussion centers on authority, eligibility, and timelines for appointments and operational changes, with emphasis on ensuring compliance and timely action.
In Brisbane on December 16 Judge McCawley addressed wage claims and the union’s power over conditions. The decision noted alterations to wages and the necessity to sustain wages for forthcoming power and enforcement, while employers were urged to respect directives. The court emphasized the union's influence on job terms and warned against ignoring orders from authorities.
Readers note a chaotic OCR summary describing a State event with Rossville and Tinfields. The scene references Nancy Bran Esther Pa Indian David Ravarts John Ravarts Ian Vesta and a seven-person cast with a chairman remarks, a dramatic closing, and a colorfully lit stage. The piece mentions a playlet written by Mrs. F Hathel and Beil, a recitation, and a sword lesson.
Francis praised the fine entertainment by the children and staff, noting talent yet acknowledging limits in their training. He regrets the late arrival of their teacher and closes with best wishes as several students depart, including Kira Baker and her family, while the community expresses enthusiasm for future events.
Justice McCawley issued an order cutting wages across the North and West station districts to align with the Central and coastal districts. The decision standardizes rates by district, applying the No 1 district baseline and reducing pay for several groups including returning men and family members of employers.
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