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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR describes a motor car feature, praising styling and engineering. It mentions four wheel windscreen swipe, detailed interior fittings, and a radiator design. The text references innovation in body and mechanical parts, and notes the car’s appearance and build quality.
Fragmented text discusses lighting effects and a tentative deal or sale. It mentions a diecast item and references unclear terms about ownership or benefit. Names, dates, and concrete subjects are illegible, leaving only scattered phrases about effects, detection, and clearance.
The fragment chronicles actions in the Papuan Legislative Council at Port Moresby, detailing motions, resignations, and transfers. It notes debate on government permissions for certain actions, and mentions figures such as the Lt. Governor and various officials, with attempts to reorganize missionary societies and native affairs under evolving governance.
The session discusses reducing customs fees on wines and spirits, a proposed amendment to extend the ordinance through all stages, and expected revenue from government engagements. Officials consider costs, sample testing, and the impact on local trade, with committee formation urged to handle the matter.
Hon. Arthur Jewell praised increased estimates for native medical work and village labor. Dr. W. M. Strong supported the remarks, noting £1000 was set for the year. Debate covered Kawesiaroad project by Clarke and Whiting, calls for a £400 grant, and ongoing calls to report on district works. Three miles of mute track and regional road items were discussed as remaining needs.
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