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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1946
Page
6
A fragmentary recap lists Serr and Bianchi performing on stage and a dance event at the venue. It mentions a radio production linked to the public airwaves and a choir or singers segment. The text references rehearsal activity, the stage crew, and upcoming performances with a dated schedule.
Mr Sol Bryan State Secretary of the Australian Labour Party will address members of the Cairo Branch ALP and affiliated unions at the Regent Corner Rooms Cairns on a date to be advised.
Trinity Batch Bake payers and Progreme Amedacion discuss February 14 plans for Yehoua matters. Council considers appointing a beach empoweror and Rogery’s offer to accept a position on a planetary basis. A mile and a half offshore supply issue is noted. Beach allotments and land staying concerns stir debate among residents over land and access.
Kuranda February 22 report on the Ambulance Dance held February 16 at Hunter's Hall with Ian Euchre winners and prizes. Kuranda Patriotic Society met at Hunter's Hall to plan primary activities and appointed temporary board members L Byde Veivers and Z Barnwell. Local residents, hospital cases, and visitors are noted, including sick leave at Kuranda State School and various holidaymakers from Cairns, Mareeba, Brisbane, and Sydney.
A fragmented radio guide lists times and shows across channels 800, 748, 1017S, 1220 and 1130 with health, country hour, talk by Br. Bergolax, music bands and solos. Mentions Katona Savery Band, Albert Sandler violin, and Royal Canadian program.
A designer, Howard C., oversees interior decoration of an airline’s planes in Latin America. The article notes tension between domestic labor and foreign workers, highlighting the role of the local architect and labor issues in implementing a style close to the Seale influence. The piece discusses supervision of interior design and construction challenges amid workforce dynamics.
A parks committee with a delegation from the Rugby League discusses ground use during the football season. Officials note no guarantees and that by laws may require amendment. Any revenue from the ground would be reserved.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Calms der and a J Branch of Semuil Alem and Sox with a welcome for 28 new members at Our Innisfail cor reaper. Names and places are largely garbled, preventing a clear event or figure identification.
A brief note notes a CDA monthly meeting held in the afternoon at St Monica’s venue. The fragment mentions attendees such as Peet and Rey Father Bunt with unclear roles, and a terse time reference around three in the afternoon.
During the Innisfail council meeting engineer manager C L Lamberti reported the February 8 cyclone caused widespread water supply disruption. Winds abated allowing rapid repair and about 90 percent of consumers were expected to have service by Monday after damage, with full restoration taking weeks. Officials praised South Johnstone mill and staff for assistance and discussed contingency plans if the waterworks remained disrupted.
At a council meeting discussion reveals frustration over delayed park development and lack of timely action. Trustees debate calendar parks aims and the need for clear plans before proceeding, citing past maps and stalled projects.
The fragmented clip notes Herberton’s continued winless run this season. Details are sparse but indicate a difficult stretch for the team with no victories recorded in recent games. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable text.
A brief unreadable clipping mentions a person named Sheers and a center orcern event. No clear date or location is legible. The fragment hints at a local notice or society matter but lacks concrete facts.
Shambrook presided as Fr Teher Kelly remembered and prayers offered for the repose. A Catholic home talk by Very Rev Webber Hunt drew praise. The CDA bridge circle met in Lake Street with tea served by Mesdames Bossface and Bunn. next afternoon hosts were Mesdames Capra and Carman.
The Casktown sub-branch of the RSL held its annual meeting on February 10 with members present including Hodges chairman and W T Chandler. Officers were elected with W C B todees as president and J Hak AE Eyres as vice presidents. A financial statement was adopted noting branch expenditures and a gift of a Governor portrait to Mr A Sampoon. Total branch membership was recorded though incomplete.
February 22 city records show council objecting to a street closure plan proposed by Jone Tong and Count Gockaad, highlighting procedural concerns and potential impact on traffic flow. Local officials warn of disruption to residents and seek alternative routing.
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