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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1946
Page
8
Fragmented classifieds note urgent room or board request. Mentions Grovestreet area near the beach and a PO Box 203. Indicates rapid responses and furnished or unfurnished options with possible rental terms.
A flood of job adverts and notices appears, listing roles for sugar mill staff, cooks, housekeepers, waitresses, drivers, cleaners, and office workers. Many items call for experience, seniority, or specific tasks, with locations including Strand Motel, Lake Eachem Hotel, Yungaburra, and Masterton area.
Report on Alderney cattle breeders meeting in Sydney October discussing rehabilitation aid from Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales and Guernsey, with Lord Wakehurst's involvement. Notes island denuded by Germans, need for aid, and plans for repopulation and repairs, including government loan support and troops for German prisoner labor to rebuild farms and dwellings.
The piece discusses re admitting cattle to ancestral herds and rationing through common work. It covers plans for crop cycles, fertilising, and sharing, with mentions of English and American Guernsey societies, proposed buying schemes, and possible government involvement. The author expresses concern over funding and taxpayer relief.
The text discusses farmers fearing austerity as British and Alderney aid ends. It notes hopes for government sponsored estate loans to help purchase small farm equipment and reestablish holdings after two cropping seasons. The Victorian community voices concern over land clearance and the need for new capital to resume operations.
The writer expresses strong views on German participation in European motor racing and motor sport. He recalls German machines dominated prewar, notes subsidies by authorities, and fears lingering stigma from war era. He argues Germany should not be allowed to build cars again, reflecting a punitive stance toward BMW and other German brands.
The readable portion hints at a discussion of programs and care, with unclear quotes and names. It mentions a person named Gusmaey and a reference to a mare cinnale or circus context. The overall meaning is obscured and no clear event or outcome is identifiable.
A report describes a colour pictures transmission from London to Melbourne showing textile artists and specialists detailing dyeing, weaving, and fabric testing. The piece notes overseas cooperation and a long radio link as a world first, highlighting technical processes along with fashion visuals and edge-to-edge colour samples.
An AWA expert explained that eradhranization of the transmiliang line would remove, substitute, and relocate elements. The remarks highlighted a new development plan, with a focus on making the changes available to the public as soon as possible.
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