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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
7
The page lists notes and news items dated across March with scattered references to tides, moon phases, and various local events. Amid garbled lines, readers glimpse mentions of dates March 5 and March 12 and locations such as Perth and Adelaide, plus scattered ship and port references.
Partial OCR text lists names and brief notes about passengers and an incident or event at a local stop. Mentions individuals such as Mrs Patty Mugses and Tex Mathe with fragmented phrases suggesting a roster or record of people connected to a transit scene.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a return event for Wandama and mentions Ter Toke Bete, a sequence of names, and unclear sale and conditions. The readable phrases hint at a local tale or report with no clear dates or outcomes.
Partial readable notice outlines mail deliveries and pickup times across multiple coastal towns. It lists dates and recurring daily slots, with references to Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Friday times and specific stops along the North Coast Line.
A brief, unclear clipping notes the Minister for Labor planning a northern trip, including a stop near Brisbane and a potential meeting with local officials. The fragment provides few concrete details beyond travel direction and intended destination.
The London Metal Market in Sydney reports February 26 copper spot and forward quotations. Prices are listed in Australian and British units with forward values and spot rates noted and various standard references cited.
The Brisbane sale shows steady interest with prime fruit and vegetables selling slowly. New South Wales produce remained in ample supply as buyers hesitated, while red sweet potatoes and early-season goods sold at modest prices amid cautious bidding.
The AP reports an Italian communique stating that laws for the military draft allow mobilization of men between ages 18 and 35. Authorities say up to 7,000,000 to 8,000,000 men could be called if required, depending on the needs of defense.
In a government notice dated February 27, the Dairy Board bans unlicensed export and production of a domestic dairy product labeled as Australian Creamery Butter. The decision targets chest utter grasa Ml jomts and similar products, with new labeling rules and market controls to protect brand integrity under the national dairy program.
Market notes from Lowton report prices in shillings per cat as quoted last Thursday with Kangaroo and Stine Aap cited in todays tally. Names appear garbled but indicate cost per unit and market conditions.
Fragmentary report shows Petegary Syoney and Mr HSB Stevenay Weeseed discussing bread costs. The Prime Minister Herbert Gepp is mentioned in reference to curbing price increases and an immediate investigative step or action.
A Sedney report states an engine derailed with one casualty. The incident occurred near the Batlow cage area, causing multiple carriages to derail and disrupting the railway line. Authorities report no additional injuries beyond the single death.
Interim equalisation measures announced for Australian butter. details unclear due to fragmented OCR text. Committee references and dates suggest preparation for dairy price balancing and policy action. Further readable facts point to formal submissions and statutory commentary around February, with possible involvement of national agencies.
In memoriam for Ferrett who died February 1st year, aged nine. The note praises a pure heart and loving memory from Laney, Joan, and Andy. Inserted by his daughters and son with affectionate lines and family tributes.
The piece discusses how British and Indian leaders struggle to agree on constitutional reform. It notes the rift within parties, the impact of Churchill's statements, and the risk of chaos if dissent grows. It portrays India seeking reform on its own terms amid British hesitations.
A lengthy parliamentary discussion weighs risks to India’s stability as reformers press for action. Unease in Britain grows over leadership, charges, and possible shifts by Indian princes toward federation. Officials argue princes' demands are addressed by the India Bill, while hardliners warn of disruption amid global tensions.
Daily Cairns report lists sheruameter readings with high temperatures around 735 degrees and saturation figures, plus distances and inches. Telegrams mention loan guarantees of up to £2500 and ground works funding. Summons Court adjourned to March 13 with costs awarded. various petty debts judgments recorded in Magistrate Court including professional services and rent arrears.
Officials discuss holding prelim talks during a Jubilee meeting in London to showcase Empire tourist potential. Mr Hamilton cites benefits for voters and plans to organize a later conference to fully review tourist matters.
Cabinet decides jubilee celebration for June with focus on Brisbane events and St George's, while churchmen discuss the date. Archishop Brisbane and leaders note tourism and traffic impacts, with support from the Returned Soldier League and NSW Tourist Bureau officials.
About 600 workers at Brisbane abattoir endorsed continuing the strike for at least two more weeks after a mass meeting. Officials outlined recent developments while urging a return to work. operations for export remained halted as 228 cattle and 757 sheep and lambs were slaughtered.
Reports from Canberra indicate the British government maintains a meat restriction while Commonwealth ministers argue against supply restraint. Officials discuss duties on foreign meat and Dominion imports, stressing demand stimulation as the real remedy to world reprisal and shortages.
The Management Committee of the CPN Aspoation Northern branch deems a test of contenders. It is understood that EA Atherton, former Minister for Mes ail, will nominate for selection.
Five residents of Stone Mere set out from Tuck's on a Sunday hike up a mountain spur and disappeared. Police and residents organized a search. by Monday afternoon the party of Leslie Benyon Albert Tuck William Menzies Ed ward Carer and Gordon Blaine were found safe at Stone after spending time in rough weather.
In Canberra on February 27 a Sydney barrister briefed by the Commonwealth aims to stop a bid by two litigants to have the Post and Telegraph Act and broadcasting regulations declared invalid as beyond Commonwealth power. The case centers on whether radio and broadcasting fall under federal control.
Canberra reports an official analysis of Japanese trade requests available February 27 indicates more than half of Japanese goods entering Australia compete with British goods while only a quarter contest Australian infant industries A steady decrease of British goods by Japan is noted and Japanese products are highlighted as competitive with Britain.
Frasén of Jubilee Street Cairns sustained facial injuries after being struck by a motor vehicle at the Arrow Cross railway crossing yesterday near Cairns. He was taken to a doctor and later to the Cosme Diatriet Hospital for treatment.
An unclear report notes a tally and conveyance to the Tuy palace via telegraph or commpondens. The fragment hints at a formal handoff or record update involving local officials and a named place.
Fremantle reports Japan's Antarctic whaling venture as the Antarctic Sara returns with three chasers after two months. They captured 300 whales yielding about 4000 tons of oil valued at £42,000. Captain Seizo Kobayashi notes Norwegian experts aboard the refinery ship and a crew of 163. next season Antarctic Maru will sail with six chasers, aiming for the Rots Sea with around 250 aboard the mother ship.
Brisbane February 77 Changes to the system of stationing ministers and home summaries were agreed to by the Methodist Conference. A small committee of ministers will handle guidance of invitations and personal matters while formidable preliminary and full committees are streamlined to prevent delays and domination by any group.
The defendant faced charges for abducting a girl after betting she would marry him. Witnesses testified the girl told friends she was not to be wed and that the defendant claimed consent from her parents. Bail of £55 was set as legal proceedings continued.
Two main issues dominate campaigning two days before the state elections as electorates tighten. The campus and rural reconstruction topics top the agenda with the opposition arguing for alliance backing and CAP seats.
A scrambled report indicates an election incident tied to arson allegations affecting electors. The note mentions a three‑state issue and a proposed period around August in New York, with a large sum of £24,900,000 stated as the cost per area.
Fragmentary UK court notes outline conditions for Herr Kisch’s release with terms imposed by the Crown. Mentions appearance dates, travel restrictions, and the possibility of immediate actions regarding his status, including enforcement of conditions and potential follow up by authorities.
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