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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 04, 1927
Page
8
January 2 in Montreal Bruce and his party arrived in severe winter weather and met with Prime Minister and officials. They debated the Canadian Australian Treaty with emphasis on how British, American, or other capital influences employment and industry benefits over time, and Australia’s desire to expand trade relations with Canada.
A hazy report details a cricket innings where Adelare and Morton faced strong bowling from Blackie and Mackie. The visitors were 198 for 6 at lunch, then collapsed to 149 all out as Morton and Grimmett led Morton to 70 runs and several wickets.
In Sydney on New Year weekend four people were injured in crashes. Francis Williams, 20, of Haberfield, died after a rear end collision with a sidecar. Driver Frank Holloway suffered injuries and his passenger Helium Smith, 20, Marrickville, had fractured ribs. Green, a companion in another car, sustained rib fractures and the family endured extensive injuries.
The report notes Mr Mackenzie King and aides in Ottawa received a private dinner with Canadian officials while Australia was honored. A separate dinner at Mr Henke's house will be held with members of the Casino natal eTNT, where Mr Brace will deliver an address.
The six month period records revenue of £7,541,000 with higher land tax and license income. Expenditures reach £2,208,445, while operating income stands at £23,514 after offsetting balances. The report notes increased revenue yet a heavy deficit, with numbers compared to the prior year.
Weather report from Yaomin area notes storms and heavy hail in several towns including Murketowe Ginn and Yanan plus warnings of warm conditions and rare frontal activity. Forecasts predict mild to warm temps with thunderstorms affecting the southwest to southeast quadrant of the state and a tropical system possible in the near term.
The minister stated today that several offers to purchase state stations have been received and deemed satisfactory. He noted that the sales would proceed in due course and some stations might be dispensed for a period if a combined effort proves ideal.
London reports the royal visit of the Duke and Duchess of York with wireless news capabilities aboard. The system links a central station to cabins, letting passengers hear updates as they arrive. A guard of honor and Troopers await the royal party in Mes Jaen Hall and nearby events mark the occasion.
Fragmentary text lists prizes and placements to Queen Street Bannes and Boonah. Mentions a first prize won by SOS Syndicate with code FS050 and a partial account of individuals and addresses. Reading is limited and names are partially garbled.
Industry prospects improve as trade and industry rebound. Analysts note renewed demand in coal, iron and steel, with expectations of revived exports and larger contracts. Financial circles doubt taxary hike and foresee steady profits amid uncertain year ahead.
A Bowlistmen party and two Germans were swept away by a massive avalanche in Innspor. Ten members were buried. some bodies were recovered and rescuers continued search as the valley lay blanketed.
The Morgan board says American engineers have been secured to investigate mining in the open day ore operations. Preparations for a new lapore reverberatory furnace near completion and a skilled U.S. foreman is loaned to train the local crew for startup early next year.
Patrol from Footerray officers nabbed three suspected motor thieves after a morning chase. Two vehicles were stopped at a corner. thieves fled toward a twin, dodging and throwing objects as they fled, endangering nearby cars. Police recovered a damaged tank and made arrests.
London dispatch reports increasing danger for missionaries in Kiangsi province as authorities urge withdrawal due to the inability to protect expatriates amid a revolutionary crisis. The advisory reflects heightened risk and calls for cautious evacuation and safety measures for foreign workers.
The Dowager Lady Michelham Joan Dion Michelham died today. She led the Like League of Mercy during the war and received honors including the Legion of Honor and VE medals. Her husband, the first Baron Michelham, died in 1919 and was succeeded by their son.
Sir Samuel Hoare and his party arrive in Baghdad on January 2 as they begin a diplomatic visit to the city and region.
In Calexico and Mexicali the seismic events caused greater destruction, with a fire eruption adding to the damage. Officials report intensified impacts from the earthquakes as crews assess the losses and dangers to the communities.
South Johnstone Mill is closed for a month amid an alleged dispute between the AAW and management. The issue centers on whether married or single men should be hired as hand labor, with workers claiming reduced duties and disrupted shifts during the stoppage.
A blaze at a shop on Sherikus Street caused extensive damage to the premises and contents worth about £408. Firefighters contained the fire before it worsened. investigations noted damaged machinery and stock and a nearby building also affected. Authorities reported total damage near £250 with significant disruption to the shop and adjacent properties.
A historic clipping notes a water supply interruption in Cairns yesterday. An unidentified official described issues at an intake facility and engineers moved to restore service as crews monitored reservoir levels and river intakes.
Amid conflicting opinions and personal preferences, leaders discuss a proposed amalgamation of unions in Australia. Officials doubt acceptance of the plan as it would erase separate identities and reduce executive roles. Seale argues seamen refuse direct representation, threatening the entire scheme.
The Minister for Mines Mr A J Jones said Rome based ROMS Oil Corporation Ltd will begin boring at its Rome site. The project, previously halted at Oralla, is being re erected on the corporation’s site as work resumes in earnest.
The Cairns Harbor Board marks its twenty-first year with a year ending December 31 showing gross revenue of £14,560 18 4 and a rise in gross expenditure of about £6,000. Improvements to wharves platforms and beltways boosted assets while overdraft fell by over £3,000. The board credits staff effort and state support for continued growth in port activity and future prosperity.
At Break t'r Saturday Walter Hottw of Ceelong disappeared amid fifty picnickers when a surf incident led to a swimmer's fate. Strong currents and heavy waves hindered rescue efforts near Peteget with reports of a fatal drowning and a mistaken attack by rocks.
Jan 4 Poller Court heard Kihad Miles charged with unlawfully wounding Charles Love and related evidence. Miles remanded for eight days. Johnson was shot and operated on. bullet removed from chest. Supreme Court sitting later heard Bail granted at 2140 with security.
Two brothers William and Norman Clarke of Glenholme die in a car crash with a third man injured. The vehicle overturned and officials note unclear cause as investigators await details. A stray weather forecast hints at rain and warmth for crops in coming days.
Sir Samuel aid Lady Maud Hoare greet Imperial Airways staff on arrival at Ziva in Palestine. Geddes chairs the event praising the airline for comfort and reliability. He mentions wireless service and the company’s progress on the journey.
The report covers a Brisbane cricket junior holiday fixture and an interstate match in Adelaide. It notes New South Wales victory by innings in a Sydney based match with players such as Howl Crouch and Ingrum and lists scores and bowlers. It also mentions Victoria’s win in the interstate contest with names including Power and Whitefield.
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