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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
10
The report details efforts and outcomes surrounding hospital and avenue projects, noting community input, dates, and actions taken. It mentions local figures and organizations involved in planning and funding, along with timelines and the public response to proposals.
Feu Larert scores by the foal of the ié Culpmabch Aresues with a crucial stage tally. The report mentions 7060)71.222 in ge and 40 Lindrwm TAA including Seeake $128 and 1 Woh the rue, reflecting a tense moment in the match and the ensuing drama at LOXDON.
The Barron Falls energy project advances after a board session with consulting engineer Mr A P Flocksrt and Chief State Electrical Emplawe Mr J J Grr. The meeting discussed irrigation department involvement and recommended steps toward further study and oversight.
A government inquiry discusses main and side river supply risks for a proposed mains upgrade near Gordonvale. Engineers debated staged contracts, weather access, and costs while seeking expert help and government aid to ensure continuous service during construction.
Lima reports the Prince of Wales arrived Tuesday afternoon to meet President Cerm amid disrupted ceremonies and a warm welcome by Peruvians. Warships from Peru backed the arrival as official coverage noted plans to remain until Sunday with further travel by air to South Peru.
Sydney reports a Adelaide meeting condemned the Scullin Government and urged Mr Lyons to form a new ministry upon reelection. Protests planned at Sydney Town Hall target Mr Lang’s state obligations while comments in Sydney back South Australian calls for Labor government reconstruction, signaling a broader push for federal politics reshaping.
Prince of Wales and the Duchess received Lima’s city honors with freedom of the city and commemorative items. The prince spoke briefly in Spanish expressing gratitude as crowds cheered and a ceremonial guard saluted.
Melbourne reports delegates from Federal and State Labor groups could not agree on financial proposals to stabilize the national currency. NSW and others accused governments of wage concessions and currency inflation, leaving the conference unsuccessful. Premiers depart as executive actions continue.
On February 12 Cardwell Shire Council dealt with tenders for the fret section of the Fed-Cemees road. A ten- to eight- mile receiver recommended acceptance by the Main Roads Commissioner. The commission advised the road be treated as a main road project, shifting maintenance costs away from the council after construction.
Peiping reports three thousand miners have been moved from coal mines linked to the Manchurian Railway. Despite two days of winners, the situation centers on the mines run by ex-Sis Radar See. The feed lacks clear details on dates or outcomes.
Land Court at Innissfld presided by Commissioner C J F Miller. Applications for stand for A S Fisher portion 317 Hull parish 245 acres 2 rods accepted. M Swmmich portion 429 park Johnstone area 0 acres accepted. Bundeson etc BO acres. Certificates granted for Jease to C J Mende. T Corcoran to show only selection portion 197 Japoon parish not forfeited. shows selector failed. A similar finding in Peter Brophy case portion 191 Japoon parish.
In Auckland and Brisbane reports a shock and scare prompted by a distressing scene. The fragmented text mentions a wedding, police involvement, and locals in Napier reacting to a troubling incident, with references to ships, alarms, and a formal investigation underway.
The article records remarks by Jectine RJ Douglas and officials about sensational accusations tied to the Shepherd case. It notes claims of city conspiracies and alleged actions by Mr. Botsken, Mr. Ging Ryan, and Mr. WA Dean regarding threats and intimidation in the wake of Crom Ue Beach remarks. Authorities express regret for possible misstatements and defend the integrity of those involved.
Mareeba reports indicate a week’s run at Floreat Mareeba Bacon Factory with drover S Byrne starting a draft of 608 mixed cattle from Koolburra Station Laura. The mob was moved 10 Mareeba via Butcher's, destined for Rockhampton for fattening and sale.
The Department of Agriculture and Stock offers practical aid to farmers in the district. Farmers are urged to call at the office or write for information. The district is moving into favor for potato growing and for poultry and pig raising with a 2d stamp offering information promptly.
A deteriorated report from February 12 describes a house fire at Tully near Red Hill that destroyed the building and forced the family to evacuate. Mrs S R Sway'end and others fled to safety as the structure collapsed, with heat and debris scattering across the verandas. The incident left the residence and belongings ruined.
The president of the United Graziers Association of Queensland Mrs William Kent welcomed government relief proposals for the wool industry while noting some graziers find the aid insufficient. He called the measure a beginning and urged financial institutions to meet part of the bargain, expressing cautious optimism for early uptake and broader support.
The speaker warned Britain risks financial collapse amid calls for relief works and higher spending. Liberals push for more aid while the government borrows to cover current outlays. Continentals withdraw London balances as officers flag instability. He doubted any government can restore confidence at home or abroad. The House faced a pivotal vote.
A tense House of Commons session centers on budget strains and wartime economic policy. Speakers including Snowden and Brown clash over unemployment, expenditure, and relief costs while warning of severe consequences ifproposed cuts and taxes hit industry.
Brisbane February report notes Attorney General Mac Grearty reacting to Sir Satta the Mongar case with unusual emotion. Discussion hints at ministerial salary cuts of up to ten percent as a possible remedy, amid speculation on taxation and emergency financing.
London reports indicate no Cabinet communication on Australia’s request to cut war debt interest. Analysts expect Australia to pursue drastic fiscal reforms before approval. The Anglo Australian agreement funds the debt, with repayment projected by 1957, while Britain’s rate differs from the US and Australia’s. MP Mr. Boyce will press Mr. Browden on Feb 16 about any received communications from Mr. Scullin.
The southern cricket team will visit North Queensland, listing players Kippax Bradman Grimmiett McCabe Jackson Fairfax Kime Hooker Bill Waddy W Ivet and F Withers. Townsville Cricket Association hopes to secure Les and Gilley for the Yale. Foster match to feature Hornibrook Herald and OConnor or Thompson in second game.
Melbourne report notes a West Indies manager complained about admission charges and terms for tests. A joint committee was appointed to investigate the issue as both West Indies and Australian boards seek strong attendance for the remaining Tests amid tensions over charges and payouts.
A fishing centre altercation in Maryborough left Thorburne with a bullet wound to the stomach and William King reported wounded. One man was arrested on a charge related to the incident, while Thorburne was said to be in a serious condition.
Innisfail February night described a man spreading atop a moving carriage during a derailment scare. Constable Pearson and Detective Moore pursued, with a suspect named John Wilson pleading guilty to boarding a train without a ticket. A local voyage of charges led to a fine and the case noted stolen goods and thuggery connected to the incident.
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