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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
8
A report notes a series of fatal accidents over three years connected to a turf race event. While officials record multiple incidents, no comprehensive cause is documented and observers call for inquiries into safety measures and equipment.
Fragmentary report from a 1905 match outlines players Bing Baye Karends RSieaieoin A Sitover and others. Jackson, captain of the English team, criticizes the refereeing and argues for changes, while Trimble weighs options and the crowd awaits decisive action.
A damage case in which the plaintiff sues the defendant over horses entering cane fields and eating or trampling cane, causing losses. Eye witnesses describe horses wandering into paddocks, damaged cane, and disputed responsibility, with testimony on fence condition and prior harvesting activity. The court issued a verdict for the plaintiff after adjournment.
The State Insurance Department names J A OConnor as deputy and secretary position holder with a reported salary of 4750. The measure confirms his transfer into the role from current duties.
A reader correspondence discusses Mareeba Shire Council offices, local improvements in Mareeba, and concerns about street safety and lighting on Wal Street. The letter mentions water authority issues, council repairs, and a call for action on infrastructure and maintenance in the town.
In Sydney on January 5, Mrs Mort was to stand trial for the murder of Dr Tozer. She remains in hospital in North Sydney, condition fluctuating as investigators push to bring charges. The case hinges on medical evidence and the suspect’s health status.
Brisbane reports Mr McCormack decided Foundation Day will be observed on the weekday it falls. State schools will close on January 26 instead of January 31, changing the former schedule.
A garbled obituary style item notes M. Ly Shepherd being appointed secretary to the Prime Minister's Department. It mentions his family, residence near Tagham Stone, and connections to the Perkins Congregational community, with references to a Webster and local activities prior to death.
The article discusses Freudian themes in a stage production with Geraldine and male lead tensions. It notes marital dispositions, social constraints, and audience engagement in the Palace setting. Charles Ray and Smughle Ray are highlighted for performances shaping the drama’s reception.
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