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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
1
A Purinightly article discusses Professor Turner’s critique of a group of star clusters, arguing his claim of a common stellar method is misleading. The piece references works by Dademdert and Her sprue, noting Turner’s emphasis on parallel lines and the physical meaning of observed motions.
A note references TAN TOSIOC PILLS and a disputed will after a man’s illness. It mentions R. Craigs as a source for obtainment with a price of 104d and 1/6. The fragment hints at relationships affecting a filling or substitution in the estate.
The Opposition leader declares support for bringing state civil services under the Federal Arbitration Court. He argues such unification undermines state autonomy and risks subjugating state parliaments to federal control, affecting budget decisions and public finances.
The article analyzes Mr. Fisher's push for a parliamentary tribunal to revise state expenditure and salaries. It argues voters, not state-appointed bodies, should dictate services and pay, while noting risks of shifting power to a federal or state court system. The piece questions adequacy and motives behind the proposed authority.
Acting sergeant McNamara questions witnesses about the defendant’s associates and credibility. The magistrate notes insufficient evidence of the defendant’s means of support and declines to convict, stating he will discharge the defendant after considering two rebuttal witnesses.
A fragmented report mentions Jota Fray, a dental practitioner, involved in an incident with six participants. Details are unclear due to damaged text surrounding bruises and pain.
In pole court morning Mr P A Grant remanded George Hurley charged as an idle and disorderly person with no legal means of support. Prosecutor McNamara and defense A J P Maconnell present. Hurley claimed to be a bookmaker with ties to Georgetown Charleston and Ednasleigh. He described meeting McAppin and acting as his clerk in betting contexts. He admitted long drinking prior to arrest.
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