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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1930
Page
11
A fragmented OCR snippet shows scattered times such as 512 am 22 pm 732 pm 9A and 852 am with stray letters and symbols. The legible content does not identify persons or organizations and lacks coherent events or notices to summarize.
A reader’s almanac page shows a moon phases chart with a monetary price of 50 cents and a note attributed to Ben about the lunar cycle.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe vessels, routes, and dates with scattered names and places including Cairns London Jervin Portes and Townsville. The garbled lines reference ships, timetables, and entries for passages and services without coherent events or outcomes.
A local display features Cairns Pictures from real life. The event showcases photographs by Mayer and other photographers, with scenes including West Me crest views and coastal settings. Attendees observe artifacts, marine imagery, and portraits alongside a small program and display by various exhibitors.
A damaged clipping mentions a memorial tied to a war event from about 400 years ago and a comet sighting, with unclear details and names missing.
A scanned fragment lists churches and service times across multiple congregations. It notes sermon schedules at Methodist and Presbyterian churches with times in the afternoon and evening, plus a San Valley area gathering and a central Presbyterian center.
At Romac Street, Brisbane, July 4 buyers secured limited quantities of several commodities. Lucerne hay remained plentiful with bids around 4/5 to 4/3 and prices for quality beef scarce. Pumpkins softened with smaller consignments, while turnips and other vegetables traded sparingly amid steady demand.
Classified item requests submission of credentials and proof of inspection for a second hand horse. Addressed to the manager, with urgency noted. Names appear garbled as Stale Smiter and Chillagee.
A morning accident at Stratford Sawmills involved Harry Tehnssee, son of proprietor J S E Johmaton, who was treated as a doctor after a circular saw injury. Multiple defendants faced summons court charges for neglecting to produce licenses or documents, with several convicted and fined or imprisoned for motor vehicle and related offenses.
A summary of a Queensland catalogued shed item described as ready for sale. The piece notes an ornate design featuring carved peas and a decorative face with scenic spots. It mentions Parvity and a potential sale at a market with a visible address and artistry.
In a recent bereavement notice the community expresses sympathy for Mra Jarvis and Tim lad MRS McCLELLASD. The card honors their kindness and remembrance in this sad time.
In memory of Vi and Abraham Moses. Aged relatives recall the departed with love and grief. Fragments mention a husband and father and mark a lifetime memory shared by family members.
The Royal Commission's findings reveal improper dealings among Theodore McCormack Goddard and Reid tied to Pluorspar Ming and Argentum Mining. Calls rise for Theodore to resign to uphold ministerial integrity and public trust amid looming cabinet debate and Scullin’s reaction.
The Queensland Government Mining Journal notes a portion of public communication filled with numerous columns describing Mr. Atherton's achievements. The official mining publication highlights the extensive description as part of its reporting.
A Queensland discussion defends the Queensland Government Mining Journal as a longstanding, nonpartisan source favored by investors and ministers. It argues the journal maintains independence, covers mining administration, and should continue as a key adjunct to the Mines Department. Also a separate note mentions Doreen Newton, 2, injuring her eye at Parramatta School after a fall.
Court proceedings in Cairns relate to a defendant under the Licrumd Premios charge with imprisonment for 48 hours. A second count yielded a conviction with 10/-, while church notes record a Wer men's Geikd monthly meeting chaired by Mee Wilson and Rev. Hass Redeer.
The Maree presided as public sentiment voiced appreciation. Reports and balance sheet appeared sound though some quibbles noted. Attendees included Mrs Longian and a Melbourne Mothers Club member, plus Mrs McFarlane, a women's labor organizer, and Rev. R R Acad or WM Ectewods, chairmen of the Pairs Shire Council.
The president and committees presented reports including Seaside Homes and Mountain Home projects, finances, and public appeals. Notes praised restrooms, guest rooms, Christmas aid, and volunteer efforts. regional cooperation with Brisbane and Cairns branches aided patients, clothing drives, and hospital support. memorials honored deceased members.
The Cairns列 reports on a wedding at St John’s Cures Cairns with Irene in attendance and a large group including Hebler and J Fike. It covers property sales at Queen and Wardneets to Hon James Cowlishaw for about £1710, the Mossman Central Mill Company planning a new wharf at Thooker, a farewell to RT Hartley after 18 years in Cairns service, and a Mareeba football match highlight. It notes the Al Fat Chinese opera company performing in the Divisional Hall and the crowd reaction to the show with a detailed account of the performance and cast.
A circular outlines the Dairy Produce Act provisions requiring proper labeling and registered marks for dairy products. It mandates registration with the Department of Agriculture and Stock in Brisbane, prohibits unmarked packaging, and enforces standards for butter fat content and water percentage.
Community notice from Longlands Gap urging cooperation to press the Australian government for reduced salaries of parliamentary members ministers and high officials. Event led by Mr J Forrest with support from local groups. aims to secure broader industrial and social reforms.
The minister said the selection process for the manager role was not conclusive and that several dates and applicants were under review. He noted some candidates had technical higher credentials while others showed potential, with the final choice pending further assessment.
The Cairns Shire council met with members including J Linrby and H Murefuson present. The record notes the presiding official and several local attendees, with discussion centered on road and public works needs.
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