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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
10
Fragmentary line mentions a hockey game, players Favell Lower and M. WN, a date around uly 25, and locations including Pati backs and Te ion z Mar. The text is garbled with missing words, making it hard to determine teams, score, or exact event.
July 28 report on a Commonwealth Government convened Sugar Industry conference in Brisbane. Representatives discussed price structure and security measures for a period, with tentative proposals to be submitted to Prime Minister Lyons. Industry branches pledged to seek approval from their bodies if proposals are accepted, and an atmosphere of good will prevailed despite many aspects to cover.
In an interview from North Norte, labor costs in 2005 are urged to be cut. The discussion centers on sugar industry delays, producer prices, and consumer impact as officials express concern over rising costs and suggest steps to reduce them.
A Queensland tobacco consignment involving roughly 10 tons was withdrawn from sale at various centers including Brisbane and Killarney. About 25 percent of the offerings were sold by private treaty, with consignors listed as Trustees and Executors manufacturing Co Brisbane A Hi Meldanas Brisbane and Kodvell Brisbane.
Lt. Cairns agents for Dalgety and Co report a telegram noting tobacco competition, limited demand, and a sale of first quality leaf at 10-484. The message mentions a Groene usaler table and identifies the aviation? context as a sales update.
In a murky record, Mr Kil XLA Feega discusses cost of living, export power, and consumer impact amid a federal policy dispute. The text also references Mr Boivelt and Kilpatrick and mentions marine centers and regional development.
A Daily Mail commentary argues the 19M agreement risks harming non sugar producing states and reducing consumer purchasing power. It advises the government to consider modifications to protect the sugar industry and warned against a denial of policy concessions.
A chaotic Sydney report outlines alleged stock deception involving Swindell, Munro, McCauley, and others. Gloomy claims describe formal share transfers blocked, a writ threatened, and double crossing rumored amid political and financial pressure.
A fragment describes a cloud related incident involving Bo and an evident warning. Authorities caution the public about pieced events and possible dangers from weather or aerial activity. Further details are unclear in the text.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Sydney report on a case involving Goods and Freee Company. Davis is referenced regarding money lent and affiliations, with a focus on potential impact on CAO tender decisions. Sparse names and dates appear, but core facts are unclear and partially garbled.
A rain interrupted England vs Best trial match at Cardh teire with a slow damp wicket. England won toss, 21 by Lunchtime rain halted play, Mitchell’s slow overs aided by spin, mond fell for 75, three wickets for 5, crowd of 3000.
A party speech by Herr Rotichke and Dr Von Papen promises an iron broom policy. Nazi leaders urge legality while warning voters that the election will decide Germany’s democracy. Bruening tours the country to rally Republican support as all parties prepare for Sunday polling amid vast preparations and warnings to workers and villages.
A Darwin morning quake rattled buildings as Miss White vanished after leaving a gathering. Police linked a possible kidnapping to an unsolved murder, with detectives noting a man seen near the scene describing a “gurgte” before the body was found. The case remains uncertain and investigators pursue leads while the community fears the killer’s escape.
A fragmented notice discusses railway rate changes. It references July actions, per weight costs, and adjustments to freight pricing. Names and precise figures are unclear due to illegible OCR, but the item notes shifts from prior height schedules and mentions fractions of a penny and short-distance reductions.
The former Chief Railways Commissioner Mr W Cleary is appointed Chief Transport Commissioner. The post becomes vacant after Chief Transport Commissioner G Goode resigned to the Minister for Transport. Cleary will hold the post until the new Evenspor Bill becomes law, abolishing the current cumbersome transport machinery.
The report notes Ottawa and allied nations seeking to meet Britain halfway on the Argentine position, signaling an interesting stage in the conference as discussions advance toward consensus.
A partial transit note lists a rail schedule on Sintsy with times around 7 30 to 9 45 am and mentions a return fare from Cairn and a Sunday party train. The text is fragmentary and leaves key specifics uncertain.
A reader essay argues for converting molasses into power alcohol to supply cheaper fuel in North Queensland. It claims the Railway Commission supports this in Queensland and warns that lowering sugar prices to benefit southern buyers will harm sugar farmers. The letter urges sugar producers to adopt cost-saving methods and exploit every penny of their output.
In a fragmented notice a cable service issue is reported with unclear names and roles. The readable portions reference a person or entity connected to the service and a detached marine element, suggesting a partial tale of an escape or detachment.
The Cairns District Motor Cycle Sports Club outlines a large, progressive programme with extensive events and trials. Secretary Mr Whittick reports volunteer assistance and aims to stage fourteen to twenty events with free nominations and substantial community support.
The Rifle Club announces squads to represent the club at Atherton on Sunday the 31st. The No 1 team includes Lees Tuwe Aukuson Linter Ken and others. No 2 team features J Soi McKeady Smith Noreate and McManus with new shooters making their first outside trip.
A damaged wartime clipping reports on a court case with statements by Mr Bell and Mr Shaw, discussing evidence admissibility and hearsay. It also notes Warwick defeating a team by 14 to 1 with tomorrow's game expected to be decisive, citing experts on likely superiority in all phases.
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