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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
7
An OCR fragment mentions departure and travel terms linked to Canberra and specific days but lacks coherent details or identifiable events, organizations, or dates. The readable text hints at a timetable or barring reference but is too incomplete to specify clear facts.
The Camdenian notes ships sailing south from Brisbane, with destinations including Cairns and Port Cairns. Vessels Yeaves Sydney and Brisbane departures, calls at Cairns and Ta Quan, and upcoming loads for Oceanic routes. Several ships head toward Australian ports with scheduled arrivals in August and September, reflecting active regional shipping.
Fragmentary OCR note cites an event titled Orama for Gugar Innisfail dated July 25 with unclear details and place mention.
In an undated church bulletin readable portions note postponement of a service schedule. The text mentions a priest and care members with Mass details and a continuing plan through Saturday.
At Roma Street Brisbane on July 28, supply was heavy with most lines of fodder low quality and prices depressed. Lucerne hay cleared little. pumpkins and English Queensland potatoes sold steadily with limited stock. Wheat and maize saw few lots offered and cleared at modest rates, while imported potatoes fetched higher end prices.
In a Swindell testimony at the Greyhowed Coursing inquiry two directors admitted signing blank cheques converted to cash and stored in a safe. The commissioner noted more details emerged as evidence progressed revealing a second bank account and a scheme to use funds for personal spending.
An examination of Swindell reveals tension as he defends greyhound racing as clean and fair while acknowledging medical treatment and financial pressures to pay counsel. The Commission and public education aims are cited as context for the inquiry into the sport.
London July 23 reports that within days the new short wave Empire transmitter for the British Broadcasting Corporation will be taken to Daventry for the year’s chief test, marking a major step in the service’s expansion.
London reports praise for Senator Borih and his push for a war of Fancelation. The Chronicle through Yeader Mayn and the News Telegraph claim his conversion is of first-rate international importance and already provokes a strong reaction.
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice listing several individuals and households along with an undertaker firm M. Svendsen Ltd in Edmonton. The readable portion mentions Tuesday events and names like Mr Crowband Mrs Geedouraby and W Ma pany, but details are obscured.
Mrs and the late Mr Thomas Cam of Cairns announce the marriage of Fox Catn at St Monica's Mon.
In memory of my eu husband and dear mother and wife Anna Zenskey with lines of sorrow from Susan Fulton and family. The notices note a July 3 1931 date and express ongoing remembrance by wife, daughter Loty, son-in-law Claude, and grandson Walter.
Mr Bruce’s plenary remarks frame Australia’s aims for imperial economic cooperation. The emphasis is on practical trade, markets within the Empire, and bid to avoid sentimentality. The Commonwealth seeks a broad based policy beneficial to all, with Britain as a staple partner and guardian of imperial interests.
The article argues for reviving British exports through concessions and reduced prohibitions from 1980, pledging earnest consideration of requests for Britain and seeking genuine reciprocity. It notes a shift toward reviewing all aspects of Empire trade and allowing foreign nations to ease restraints while Britain expands manufacturing access.
An urgent call on Sunday sent the Gordonvale Ambulance to Little Mulgrave where they met and conveyed S Catalano, an Iranian farmer, to Gordonvale Memorial Hospital with a severe fever attack.
The Divisional Weather Bureau yesterday telegraphed Brisbane for the Sun forecast. Except for a shower or two on the North Coast, fine throughout. Cold at night with frost over the central and southern districts. Winds: squally south-westerly veering to southerly in the South East districts.
Fragmented OCR mentions The Galvetian Amy and bright meetings at Aplmatreet Hall with unclear context. Names and place appear, but the passage is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome to report.
Cameraman Mr Bert Kirwan of Cinesoun Newsreel toured Cairne theatres last week. The visit occurred in association with Gee Union Theatr and other local venues.
Ir. Kirwan, a motion picture producer, arranged a flight over Caras Gordonyale Falls to capture air footage. The resulting negatives will be developed for the Cinema and Study Society and screened with narration by a voice artist, highlighting Cairns and regional cinema potential.
A report in Saturdays Post notes discussions over the Governor's visit in the Soknatonr Shire Council meeting. Attendees including Mr U A Moone and other officials argued about who should arrange time and entertainment for the Governor and who may not influence the representation.
A court hear case on whether written and verbal rental agreements between parties dated Sept 1987 and April 1986 contradicted Section 4 of the Lamnn Relief Act. Arguments focused on occupancy rights, contract terms, and retroactive rental relief up to December 1 1981 with interim relief set for 4/8 per week.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows uncertain names and events. The readable parts indicate a note about a local matter without clear person or place identifiers. Further readable details are not present to form a complete summary.
A fragmented local item notes a toll related event in Mossman on July 25. Details are unreadable but indicate an incident or action at or near a toll point. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the surviving text.
Fragmentary text outlines a satire about a religious figure and a father figure, mentioning long service, church roles, and obscure names. The readable parts reference a person connected to a church, with hints of a career and satirical portrayal.
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