Departure Yesterday East Ship in Port Monba
A brief transit item notes a vessel named Monba in port after an unclear departure yesterday. An associated price tag of five dollars appears in the readable fragment. No further details are available.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
9
Wartime Market Notes and Community Notices
Fragmented OCR notes describe meeting dates and local notices with dates in February and March, including farm and market items, layoffs, and public announcements. Mentions of Walnut area, Brisbane Wares, and Philp and La et relate to local transactions and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spey March
Trier
Santeeane
Orons
Laseary
Brisbane
Homewarte
Oresay
Br Fare Mapcare
Undefined OCR Fragment Affects Local Sports Note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a team event and possible results but the readable text is unclear leaving the exact teams dates and outcomes unreadable for a precise summary.
Stolen bonds ownership trial questions to jury
Proceedings focus on ownership of stolen bonds with questions raised to the jury. Testimony names Cedric Rieter and others, with dates and locations noted for the trial sessions. The record outlines claims of possession and disputed rightful ownership involving several parties and a court timetable.
Metal Market Overview and Gold Price Note
Fragmentary OCR notes describe metal market items and gold price references. Mentions Stelter, Coe Elm and Areryan, with a price line showing a £5/19 figure and cryptic cable service reference. Content unclear as presented.
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered event notes
Fragmentary text mentions a location and times with many garbled words. It references cinema activity, tape measures, and a visit to Syd with unclear purpose. Precise entities, dates, and outcomes are unreadable due to damage.
Fruit Prices Mixed Across Markets in Local Listings
The page lists various fruits and produce with different prices and quantities including grapes apples pears and peaches. Vendors and stall numbers appear alongside pricing though many scribbled entries are hard to read.
Controversy Over Bruce Appointment At Canberra Function
Observers dispute Prime Minister Bruce's attendance at a Governor General hosted function in Canberra. Justice Bryan’s remarks and public reaction raise questions about federal versus state influence and political criticism during a period of constitutional debate in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SM. Bruce
Australia
Commonwealth
Australis
London
Canberra
Grace
Bruce
Erin
Central
Queensland Reformed
Rockhampton
Dustice
Bryan
Abe
Dudge
Marten
Hue
Land of Liberty
Beneb
Eurerimental
Soliton
Lisaeieljer
Rosatte
Duetlee Brennins
Unreadable OCR sports brief distorts event details
Fragmented text from a historical page details a sports item with multiple names venues and times but lacks clear identities or outcomes. The segment mentions teams players officials and locations in a jumbled sequence, making precise summary impossible from the readable portions.
Melbourne shoppers weigh price changes at markets
Fragmentary OCR notes Melbourne prices and market items including fruit and bananas. It references rainfall and varied product mentions with unclear dates and quantities.
Two Paralysis Cases Prompt School Reopening
Brisbane reports two paralysis cases amid uncertain school reopening plans. The health minister and education department discuss stabilization measures as officials assess the impact on classes and safety.
Lang confronts political bluff amid Commonwealth pressure
A Heraldic account depicts Mr Lang's bold actions as he clashes with Commonwealth policy over interest payments. The piece frames Lang as failing to honor promises while urging the Premier and Government to end destructive rhetoric and align with progressive aims amid national financial pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Lang
Commonwealth
Mr Lang
Bruce
Lane
Lake
Rythe Busitte
Australia
Sir Lang
Governmental Turmoil Dims New South Wales
Fragmentary text in Australian political paraphrase references a dimmer over New South Wales with protests and calls to protect truth. The passage hints at unrest amid official statements and public reaction but lacks concrete names, dates, or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Townsville Road Works Planned Along Saltwater Creek
A correspondent reports advice from the Minister for Transport that earthworks metalling surfacing rolling watering and culvert bankment works will proceed on the Innisfail Silkwood road near Saltwater Creek. Licenses granted and a licensing magistrate heard rain weather terms during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lanistal-Qilkwood
OP Pee
Lamstail
Atares
Inimstaih Sillewnead
Jonteaut Ietrics
Fanistaa
Cours
Ames
Soria
Patrick
Mullins
Tully
Michael Mule
Act Academy
Melbourne Report on Far East Trade Break and Shipments
A Melbourne dispatch outlines a policy shift affecting Eastward trade with Japan and China as tensions rise. It notes the Kenyon steamer loading 20 tons of ore and 50 tons of wheat for Monzhong, and the Kah nan Mura awaiting completion of chartered voyage to a New Marchiorian port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wonsnar
Ottawa Conference Discussion On Matrimonial Cable Session
In London on February 1 Ottawa Conference members debated extracting mediations from various nations. Mr J H Thomann stated Britain would aim to block any proposal that could undermine sovereigns. The government in the United Kingdom sought to exclude beforehand any suggestions from other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londos
Shedton
Ottawa
J. H. Thomann
Firm
of Commons
Amy Demising
Fragmentary note on Brigden de Oscillation and political critique
A damaged text fragment discusses Professor Brigden de Oscillation and criticism of his use of conciliatory language, naming Vargas Pesith and government policies. It mentions his early appointment under a regime and references to service and motives, but many phrases are garbled, leaving unclear specifics and context.
Bribbane Conference Recommends Central Case Prices Board Action
A convoluted report from the Quernslend Dane Growers Amesintian conference states a recommendation to the Central Case Prices Board. The motion urges strict control to prevent price alterations or misallocation and requires caution and due regard to regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bribbane
Tarraer
Mamers Ranaghas
Ioarairy
MIT
Land reassignment hearings urged by cane board
On motion of Menara, P McChwan and P Woods the land reassignment for non productive acreages was discussed. The Central Cane Prices Board was asked to call owners for cause why amendments to sick land should not be cancelled. Dr Kerr spoke on sale and the bureau’s project updates were requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menara
P McChwan
P Woods
Cana
Eark Nut
Beanlan
Woods
Central
Cane Prices Board
Bend Office
Kerr
Hhe Breas
Unclear Conference Debates Cane Prices Board Role
Proceedings show motions by Woods Hoey and Cuormings on enlisting the Cane Growers Council to push the Central Cane Prices Board for full production returns from growers with over 400 tons. A request to the Cane Flowers’ Committee seeks evidence to support terms of the Smear Agreement. A motion reserves chairmanship to a Supreme Court judge. the record notes this was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wt Sens
Momara
Woods
Hoey
Came Growers’ Council
Central Came Prices Board
Ti Wen
Cuormings
Auger Equity Committee
Sattmann
Wr. McKimles
Central
Inyus Cine Price Board
Australian Davis Cup team selected for Sydney matches
The Australian selector chose Crawford Kopuma and Pone to represent Australia in the Davis Cup. Clemmange will be the manager. The team leaves in March to play the United States in the first round, then competes at Wimbledon for about seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Astralian
Crawford
Kopuma
Pone
Australie
Clemmange
Wall Beata
Cubs
Wimbled
SATCH BEATS McGRATH and Pa Ganddats Move
Satch defeats McGrath as Ganddats is moved by sei ar vedhe. The report notes Mr heh Ne ed mi spain in a terse, unreadable OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heh
Spain
Tableland Electorate Set For Reorganisation Plan
In Cairns discussions on electoral boundaries Mr English outlined a reorganisation proposal for the Tableland area. Four district executives would oversee branches at polling places from Aloomba to Chillagoe with seats at Malanda and Herberton, appointing two members to a district electoral committee for cohesive organization. The plan supports endorsing Mr Atherton for the new electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McDonald
Coaviai
Aloomba
Daradgee
Tableland
Adherton Tableland
Malanda
Herberton and Evelyn Tableland
Upper Tableland
Herberton
Pavenador
Chillagoe
EA. Atherton
McDonald
Far Northern District Council
Cairns
G. Duffy
M-L.a
H. J. Thomas
WM. Sunavinds
Sloanel Johnstone
AH Keppen
Ant G Tetemetsh
Engish
MT Atherton
West
Ledne Wed
Exci
Reglish
Joe the
Mabestie Theatre
WeGrath Tour Discusses Miner Minister and Regional Reform
The article reports on the WeGrath inquiry into mining leadership noting Atherton as a strong Minister for Miners and emphasizing a non political, miner driven Department. It covers proposed reorganizations, electoral committees, and branch revivals across Cairns, Tabelend, Herberton, and Chitingee with leaders like Mr English and Mr Newell guiding the restructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Respector
John Ledie
Fragmented OCR Note From 4 Cohere Accounts
A partial OCR read mentions four core areas and a note about jumping in on a pontoon. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment indicates a cooperative schedule or plan. Further readable details are not present in the text.
Silkwood Anglicans Meeting Arrives with Bishop North Queensland
The Silkwood Anglicans announce a meeting of the Silkwood Church Rail on March 9 at 7:20 pm. The Bishop of North Queensland De Feethaan and Ven Archdeacon Brows will arrive in the southern steamer to perform the ceremony. Reverend Fr H Darien and family will attend as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
Fes
Corncille Watkin
Sillwood
Cmrch
North Queensland
de. Feethaan
Brows
H Darien
Railway Reserve Innisfail February 24 Notice
Railway Reserve in Innisfail announces a public notice dated February 24 concerning land or property matters with details readable in the fragment. The notice references local authority action and potential timelines for interested parties to respond or file claims.
Fragmentary Note on Meeting and Visit
A fragment discusses questions of raising distance and planning a visit to Sant en people who had meetings within ten feet, indicating a halted or tentative schedule and unclear details.
Committee Plans Small Monthly Donations Drive and Events
The report notes a committee seeking modest monthly gifts from residents and employers to support relief efforts. It mentions notebooks to collect contributions and a campaign to visit residents for 3d or 1d monthly donations. A dance is scheduled for August at Agustir Hall to fund the relief and form a boys' fundraising committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Vealy
Agustir
Texas Tobacco Prices Seen Near Last Season’s Level
Warwick February report notes Texas tobacco growers expect payments around 150000 dollars for the 1991 32 crop with crops four to six feet high and good yield. Farms hire 18 to 60 workers per operation as owners shift labor needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Texas
Foreign policy quotes on fiscal union and imperial balance
A distorted snippet from a London University Rhodes Lecture quotes J H Morgas on fiscal union and trade balance. It discusses rejecting idle dreams of union and seeks inclusive redress of trade, denounces German commercial reality, and warns of foreign sentiment undermining imperial unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. H. Morgas
Eos Rhodes
London University
Oténwa
South Africa
Unclear draft on mercantile representatives permits cooperation
Fragmentary text suggests a note on mercantile representatives at a conference or meeting in Crio or Amena, discussing unofficial cooperation with other states and immediate aid to Austral. Names, places, and exact actions are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Skench
of Mercantile
Cri
Amena SS
Austral
Fragmentary note on protest and responsibility in a tense scene
A damaged snippet hints at a protest and questions of responsibility tied to a faction and a figure named in a tense political moment. The text references Chinese shells and escalating blame without clear details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taeme Loe i By
Port Monba
AMD
Sara
Tsstsp
Arian Slimy
Aperand
Aitkin Uly
Stelter
Acseralae
Lee
Srishane
Uxishane
Tyere Ar Ouiey Sapies UK
Dpach
Eircom
Cne
Ehadl
Syd
Uraany Smiths
Ball
Warren
Sirenewes
Viciunan Wat
Alnsewey Drakes
Bancbeg Potaines
RBZ
Toy
Wena
Neakae
Pepe
Ted
Brstane Weather Bureau
Pacific
Townsville
Peninsula Division
Carpaatinn
Torres Strait
Burketown
Austrata
M Kintenko
Taiping
Wallan
Hong Kong
Grant
Shametini
Alam
Jean Angus
Innisfail
Nive Mafferey
Baswid Tard
Fast Frainfail
Wak
China
OrEy
Brigden de Oscillation
Cera
Briabane
Dyantina
Vargas Pesith
Weil Terdey
Progemar
Bern
Uwueed Land
McGrath
Satch
Amp Pa
Ganddats
MINES
Fr. Francis
Chaitagoe
Dayah
McGraw
Mel Wen Qourts
Metarath
Rell
Queensland
Berg
Eninugh
Ies Pierce
Aby Peayer
Satul
Meustrahian
Seth
Hrithant
J Clarke
Wegrath
MR Atherton
Metrath
New South Wales Association
Ang Neuman
English
Fim Aie
Yeive
Aer Geeral Dsteanion
Newell
Mowed
Ares
Coastal
Tabelend
Chitingee Tbis
Br. Henle
Silkwood
EL Arieh
Texas Tobacco
Fiscal Union
Luseralian Cable
Vance
Kiangwan
Simes
aNeLis ZZ
Fire Toviig
Seulement
Jaeaee Rearlen
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