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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
4
A fragmented notice outlines a grand euchre tournament and a local council election. It references progressive reform, ratepayer concerns, and a Monday night event scheduled for July with admission details and attendance notes.
A fragmented London market summary notes trading activity and prices. Mentions Pembroke and associated firms, with references to cattle and goods totals, yard movement, and general market conditions. Unclear names and dates reflect OCR damage but indicate a mid year session with market reporting.
Fragmentary notes describe a steamer named Levis and an unnamed service between Meltaat and Caled. The text references voyage waves, deck cabins, single berths, and hosted events, but specifics are unclear.
A July 23 Cairns council election message warns Labor candidates lack independence and would become puppets for Brisbane unions and the Central Executive. It argues electors must resist party control to prevent three years of mismanagement harming ratepayers.
A derisive critique denounces a unionist group’s bold demand for a ballot while accusing them of cowardice and dependence on others. The piece questions their true willingness to work and condemns reliance on strike pay as they opposed workers they claim to represent.
A fragment describes officials apologizing for rude conduct at a central deportment center and mentions tax law incongruity. It notes two men at South Johnmore signed an apology for vocal missteps and references Melucetti’s return to the Babinds district amid unspecified “under the section” matters.
The notice describes a public event with speakers Mrs. D. Anderson and family of Atherton invited, and references a Kuranda route discussion. It notes a W. Svendsen Undertaker is involved and mentions several local figures and a break in routine with interviews and upcoming meetings.
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