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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
5
The Irish leader De Valera proposes a new amendment to a treaty of amity while opposition leaders including O Dettey and Tighe debate the change. He argues rejection would threaten Ireland’s external relations and cautions against misleading British intentions.
A fragment mentions an admitted patient at Bristane hospital with unclear injuries. The note hints at medical evaluation and possible inability to respond, reflecting an unsettled diagnosis from the scrambled text.
A meeting of shareholders of Vena SGD was held at the office on Saturday morning. The agenda involved dealing with shares and their handling by reserve holders. Reynolds moved to postpone the matter to January 12 for a formal amendment and further action.
Me Arie George Atelvilhe appointed Secretary for and William J. Payne named Assistant Under Secretary to succeed Melville. Joh Wilson named Assistant Engineer at the Main Roads Board. Parliament discussions note practical elections and cabinet shifts.
Four prominent citizens faced prosecution for alleged gambling in Tekin Town. Under guidance from Lady Hackett, the case was withdrawn at the magistrate’s request after agreement with Mr. Smith that proceedings would be unnecessary. The hearing was then canceled with no further action.
Damaged text fragments recount a partial local notice or listing with unclear names and events. The readable elements include scattered nouns and numbers but no coherent action, date, or jurisdiction can be established from the excerpt.
Fragmentary text references a treaty and agreements aiming to prevent erosion or transform present ships, noting technical details and a proposed plan to improve the fleet. The excerpt hints at parliamentary interest but lacks clear attribution or outcomes.
Confused report notes negotiations between Japan and China over Shan tang Railway transfer and loan terms. Mentions Japan’s offer to transfer control if China agrees, with German and Japanese financial involvement and possible deferment of repayment discussions.
Berlin reports the government advances a plan to break state control of railways and grant independent administration with subsidies. The proposal seeks private like operation and broader subsidies, echoing questions about applying this model locally.
In Washington during the epidemic period, authorities report ongoing influenza cases while urging calm. Medical and civil leaders say efforts to control the outbreak progress, but the public faces continued strain and uncertainty amid the crisis.
The discussion touches on immigration links tied to Queen Kings, with Theodore describing immigration impacts as significant. He notes state expenditure versus Commonwealth funding and mentions private groups aiding arrivals, including Australians aiding relatives and dependents during settlement.
Fragmentary remarks discuss Anglo British views on Northern Territory colonization, race and citizenship. Mentions Darwin and migration, with uncertain references to a proposed aviation settlement and territorial development by colored peoples.
London reports Mr Younger of the Unionist machine warns an early election is inevitable as campaign interference with commerce emerges as a central issue. Lloyd George and Coalition Liberals reportedly favor an early expiation of the Irish question, while Anglianite leaders in Manchester brace for a contested precampaign.
Sixteen women candidates are announced comprising Conservatives, Asquithites, and Labourites. The faction Lord Gladstone faces election arrangements as preparations intensify with many parties fielding women candidates.
The fragment lists drawing results and numbers for a Brisbane event on January 5. It mentions No 85515 Orvieto Syl serent Did Malo and No 97 549 Wanderer Syndicate as part of the sequence, with further numbers and references to horses or entries. Names are garbled but the gist is a drawn lot and related entries for a race or similar draw.
Staru, in quarantine, expected to reach Moreton Bay tomorrow. Passengers listed include Sydney bound Methovine and Nrinhane, with Brisbane passengers to undergo quarantine and clearance procedures before disembarkation amid strict health restrictions.
Tentative plans to appoint a new state government are discussed by representatives including Mr Gillies and Mrs Sidershaw. The conference aims to address amendments and seek support from industry leaders on crop and public matters.
fragmented report notes a London or Paris discussion among officials about Franco-Japanese, Australasian, and New Zealand positions on naval arms limits and potential obligations. It mentions Mr Hughes and a representative weighing whether to push a commitment or abstain pending broader consensus.
Lisbon January 4 The Portuguese government resigns following a rift with opposition parties over upcoming elections.
Fragmented OCR note reports extreme heat and varying winds across southwest with storm potential. Mentions multiple places and forecasts, including Adelvide, Indy, and 2040 era timing, but text is garbled and uncertain about exact conditions.
Senator Pearce objects to Professor Thwing over a New York Times controversion of Western Reserve University stance. He denies the claim that Australia’s policy is driven by race and argues climate and distance deter white immigration. He challenges the idea of a fundamental white Australia agenda and defends current immigration views.
Wastmoreland conducted Aquatics coverage with Jingo reporting. The text records a meeting discussing championships and regulations, mentions a debut by Melody at Chua, and notes the loss of two members Mr Parker and his transfer. It highlights voting powers and a donation to the club along with club regalia and new building plans.
Fragmented report describes an Atherton race attraction on January 2 with a hose contest and a wet weather champion. Mentions boxing exclusion due to injury, and emigrant ships to Australia with 750 emigrants aboard.
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