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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
An official statement from Caisee Military outlines extensive curtailment of training across several areas. Regions kept include the technical college zones, while many others face abandonment and reduced programs due to budgetary constraints and strategic priorities. The plan targets areas with lower cadet numbers and higher travel demands, with adjustments to travel and lodging requirements noted.
Reported dispute over government actions and timing risks delaying a crisis resolution until the June elections. Officials warn they will not be forced into precipitate steps and stress demands for steady action to prevent further disruption.
In a case before Mr Justice MacNaughton the Amerie Workers' Union seeks to vary wage rates for men under the award. The union argues sub clause 4 should be inserted to cover work during the crash period and that extra payments were promised but not fulfilled. The hearing addresses whether the standard rate should be altered for cleaning flues and related tasks as the union asserts loyalty and penalties for noncompliance.
Report outlines that spraying efforts in Brisbane are halted over safety concerns. Officials cite ongoing risks from rat control measures and emphasize that welfare and environmental safeguards will guide any future actions.
A May 47 blaze swept the Cowrie area damaging a Lane farm. Firefighters battled flames that engulfed the barn and outbuildings. A farmer reported losses and partial damage to crops and stored fodder. No injuries were confirmed, and investigations into the cause are expected.
A police arrest occurred today on Nell Street led by Detective Ethel, alleging the bribe taking by a suspended officer named Jai Suapector. Sergeant M Campbell reported the case and presented the bribe amount as evidence, with Ethel Al Answer Nx Soneberg defending.
From Our Correspondent Wyalotal May 3. Mr J J Maran owned the verdict at Cullty table W Sinnamon on a change of assaulting Mrs A Korosty. The immense crowd watched as Tom Murray Cairns defended. Detective Sergeant Ingram and others visited Alice Whart, one of the boarders, during inquiry. Korosty testified to May Tahle at Apia. The Crown examined, noting Korosty’s marital status and residence. Witnesses described prior convictions and alleged attempted offenses. The defendant claimed 7 years service and a clean record, but was convicted and fined with costs.
May 31 report notes a cooperative, small experimental shipment from Queensland citrus growers, funded by the Department of Agriculture and Southern Queensland Growers’ Association, sent to the United Kingdom by Moreton Dax. It includes oranges and mandarins. one dry issue damaged the sample.
Frantic contact reports two ships colliding, the Welsh Prince sinks with seven crew lost. Another vessel, the Lana, aided in rescue efforts, leaving about a dozen survivors, while the Lowen reportedly picked up the remainder.
Fragmented notice notes Mr. Mansey Griese rated 10 day period as the Ministry endeavored to arrive at a basis of competing. The Gitees would be retired on Tre and antil which presented a reticent tone.
Fragmentary OCR note requests attention for an attorney partner Dreper Lid. Mentions private sale for Ferme, Ravenative WC Draper representing ALJ, and Draper Led. Indicates forthcoming Havenshas from May with warranty and legal action.
Sydney May 51 reports that after hearing Heaharn’s voice Mella grew enthusiastic about his talent. She believes he should go to England immediately to train, predicting he could become a leading singer. Heaharn, a Sydney City Council Electric Light Department employee, may receive support for tuition from donors.
Reported disruption aboard the vessel fungrere as a crew member was hospitalized and later rejoined, while tensions rise at Deevestown with timber workers and Keriyanitie contractor tensions. Unions maintain pickets and boycotts affecting timber supply, prompting a decision to return the vessel amid ongoing unrest.
In the Mt Baw Artitation Court the wage reductions for quarry workers were approved. Adults, Southern and Central divisions get 57 per week. Northern 3/4 per week. Youths receive 2/8 per week. Nurses and hospital staff see salaries set, with £150 for a nurse in charge of a small ward and sick leave provisions. The judge refused to insert clauses for training, enforcing minimums, or broader hospital staffing.
The Dominion Adlmnion announces the British Exhibition will arrive in Brisbane and travel through the State as part of the imperial tour. Officials aim to showcase imperial trade, raise awareness of Australasian interests, and discuss participation with state authorities and representatives in Bearters and Cleveland districts.
The premier backs a referendum on the Pussyfoot request, urging Parliament to decide with a direct choice by the people. Critics note the cost of compensation to buy out hotels and suggest a financed system, while the premier seeks a strong majority to enact the referendum approach.
Delayed and chaotic coverage from Maresha shows a large attendance despite weather. Judges commented on cattle and industrial sections with strong displays from Spring Creek and local producers. Chairman Shand, secretary Teed, and committees faced critique over exhibitions and oversight while noting robust entries across art, crafts, and culinary displays.
A Brisbane airliner crash left the crew and occupants shaken but uninjured. The plane's route and exact cause are under investigation as passengers recount a sudden impact near Bulls Park and Sand My Sandon Point.
Mr J Beard the government poultry expert judged a show with many exhibits across sections. Notables included Tamworth, Belgium, and various breeders presenting fair to good birds while others showed strong performances and rising talent.
A damaged OCR item reports astonishing conditions in the Northern Territory with mentions of political offices vacating, widespread unrest, and a quarter of the population affected. It references Dr. Karte Page and an influx of entries amid a tense civic atmosphere.
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