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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1930
Page
7
The article details ships in port and departures from Sydney and nearby harbors, listing vessels like The Beewines The Camammeriri and The Camanmeriri, with crew movements and timing. It mentions Mawar and Augpa Di cet fore Int she mete Seger te La oh Sunt et Seere and notes scheduled sailing events and arrivals.
A fragmented item lists names of individuals and places including schools and officials. It mentions Hermes Wrtres and Ganson Mo Blast B Maron Marsa, along with several locations and event notes, with unclear connections and partial details due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR from a company report notes payments and meeting events. Mentions Great Northern Prehold Tan Co Ltd, turnover figures, director names, and a roll of honour. Acknowledges stock movements and invoices, with references to July dates and internal discussions on work performed.
Victor Morris and SES thank Doctors Andersen and Faye, Matron, and all nursing staff of the Herberton District for their care and kindness after the late Tittle Stachter Gracie. Gratitude extended to relatives and the many messages and floral tributes received during this sad bereavement.
In loving memory we remember our tear brother in law Waele who passed away at his residence Merrawatlan on July 2 1929. Always remembered by family and friends. Also memorials for William Joke and W Wickham with statements of love and rest.
Fragmented report from Brisbane on July 24 notes scattered mentions of saves and a range of unsettled results. It describes brief actions, a simple fine, and later rain in New South Wales with lingering effects. Details are obscured but imply a sequence of events around a sporting or insurance style notice during a hot day.
Fragmented readable lines mention Curt Pelse and local figures at a town meeting. References include banking terms, a savings bank, and several personal names with unclear roles. The text resembles a damaged OCR with multiple garbled phrases and stray numbers.
Central area shows generally fine conditions with a cold wave moving in from the north. Winds shift from southwest to southeast across the region tonight as coastal areas stay breezy and cool.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mr A Horch and a meeting held yesterday with references to a courtly setting. Names and places are unclear but imply discussions involving ambassadors and a royal or ceremonial context at Willow Court in Enwaml.
Fragmented item notes a circus or fair related event with costumes and a costumed act, mentioning Mewye and Ena Koma. Includes scattered references to wear, fashion, and a list of participants or scenes, with likely public notices or program notes.
A peculiar multi colored sea creature resembling a sea cucumber was found near Brown's Bay by Seow Reach, reported Sunday. The animal, described as elongated with a rubber ball like feature, was placed on salt water for observation and may appear again near the coast.
The OU News Service notes Reuters inclusion alongside other sources in a compilation of intelligence material from New Zealand. The brief mentions collaboration and the use of source material in assembling a broader intelligence overview.
The article discusses a national debate on economic reform and higher taxation. It critiques zeal for reform and warns that excessive tax burdens could hamper industry and wage careers while stressing the need to balance debt relief with financial safety. It cites a British Bankers’ Association view on reserves and taxation as essential to business stability.
The passage argues that reserves empower business resilience and expansion unlike borrowed capital, noting high taxation drives capital overseas, raises unemployment, and undermines policy goals. It critiques Scullin and reformers for burdening people, invoking a wary view of zeal akin to Talleyrand’s warning against excess.
The article details Clim Ogilvy first voyage to North Queensland aboard Cla Ogilvy, with plans to depart Friday for the South Seas and then home via the Panama Canal. It covers a successful Central Methodist Church concert titled Rolling Seasons with performances by several singers and quartets, local race day results, and various shop reopenings. It also profiles Mr Robert Bruce planning a venture near Thursday Island, his Cocoanut scheme and its failure, noting his long ties to Sydney and Papua and his ongoing interest in exploitation of natural resources.
The Cairns branch of the Queensland Police held an annual clerical executive election at the Cairns Police Station. Twelve nominees contested, with P Mullins elected president by a large majority and P Talty secretary among others. the meeting drew strong attendance and support for advancing Lions Club interests during the term.
In Brisbane's Dains Inquiry Court yesterday morning a Magisterial inquiry examined the May 5 fire at 11 Merthyr Road New Farm. Selby Howse loss included joint property with Charles William Evans and Winnie Evans. Winifred Evans testified they lived with her husband at the Royal Hotel and that Selby Hoon was connected to the property. Mr C C Bateman Brisbane arranged mortgage details totaling 1100 with 500 still outstanding. The house cost 270 to insure with government insurers for 050. The witness said she did not suspect foul play and the inquiry adjourned to return to Cairns for Breed resolution.
A brief historical note recalls two decades of activity by CAG APUG and CB with mentions of ongoing affiliations and their lasting legacy in the field. The fragmented text notes a long interval since formation and ongoing recognition within the groups.
The chairman expressed satisfaction with this year's operations noting a small loss on the balance sheet but a makeable deficit. Despite financial pressures the green remains valued and play continued with plans for improved revenue. Members discussed telephone charges and rising fees while recounting trophies, matches, and social events across Cairns, Gardenvale, and surrounding clubs.
The article reports debates at the WEW club on officer elections, finances, and a £150 advance loan from Mr. O'Meara to the club. Members discuss repayment, governance, and proposed revenue ideas such as a fancy dress carnival, with Dr. Langan and Mr. Draper among those speaking and voting on approvals.
The chairman argued three selectors were needed for the discussion on wives, while others disputed the motion and rules of debate. Mr. Bartet and Mr. Hedern showed support for one selector, with amendments proposing two or three. The talk faced opposition and technical questions about eligibility and the ongoing year’s policy.
Prime Minister announces a proposed sugar renewal policy staffed by multiple sources. The plan aims for cabinet review today with expected briefing tomorrow as discussions center on market impact and timing.
A destructive blaze ripped through a town bar and adjacent shops causing extensive damage and forcing evacuation. Fire crews and townspeople battled the flames for hours as keystone businesses and personal property were consumed. Local undertakers and jewelers were among the establishments affected as the blaze finally subsided.
In a Crown service wages case, Mr Justice Well Ved and Mr Story presided as unions petitioned for wage classification reforms. The Teachers Union and other associations argued for a two grade wage increase, citing financial strain and urgent need across the public service.
Mr Story outlined interrelated declarations on salary increases and reductions, noting a surplus before year end and Crown adjustments. He cited figures of 184 thousand for 1921 22 and 184 979 for 1923 24, with court actions aiming to balance deficits and justify increases amid consolidated revenue shifts.
Fire investigators traced the blaze to an unknown origin as flames engulfed a hotel and nearby shops. Fire fighters battled the upper floors where burning debris spread through beds and living rooms, saving some stock and jewelry. The Barney Hayes bar name remained visible above the charred facade as Joe Sue’s shop suffered heavy damage.
The LO.A. Company held £ 1,760 insured loss, four adjacent shops insured for additional sums, and Mr Mayes owned all. Queensland Insurance covered £ 850 for stock and furniture, with similar damage. Aly Kee’s Chop insured for £ 400 by South British, with about £ 300 damage. Lancashire Insurance covered Mazin and Malcolm stock. Mr Bock and Hee’s stocks were uninsured, Wyalle losing tools, feather, and footwear.
Obituary note lists names omitted from a Post published roll of mourners and friends who sent floral tributes and sympathy for the late Miss Gracie Morris. The sequence names include Mr and Mrs Bareits, Jack Rolley, Alma Deicke, Alice Airey, Captain A J Rickards, Furlong, Pineger, Molly and Kathleen Grace, Goessting Plainland, Elna Denspster, Alma Wilson, Bessie Hall, Haynes, W V Fudge, H Ross, Dollie Grace, Lemster Atherton, Ezay family, George Ross, Arnott Atherton, and others from Atherton Shetland Calen.
July 27 in Brisbane sees Thomas clock 10.94 in a fast sprint, defeating Les Ramsay by a clear margin as Ramsay posts 107. Thomas appears dazzlingly clever and aggressive throughout the event in a lively, readable scene from the meet.
In Sydney on July 27 Jack Haines defeated Johnny Shela to claim the Australian middleweight title. Haines led after early rounds and, facing a hard second start, finished strong as the referee halted the fight in the final round.
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