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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
7
Astronomers report multiple moon phases observed across Sevier County during the current cycle. Data indicates varying illumination levels with notable changes through successive nights. Local observers note visibility is affected by atmospheric conditions and moonrise timing.
The readable text records a jumble of names, dates, places, and items from an unidentified issue. It mentions Canberra, Sydney, Jone, May, June, and several personal names, with no clear single event or coherent narrative to summarize into a definite report.
A fragmented report mentions PhySA 1iver Shempever Ikea with unclear references to events or roles. Readable portions indicate names and possible organizational links, but specifics remain obscured. Further context would clarify the involved people and the action.
OCR yields a garbled narrative referencing many names and places with no clear event. Readable fragments mention forums, people like Solomon and Petraes, and a mix of unrelated terms. The piece lacks a coherent report, date, or location to anchor a definite summary.
Fragmentary notice appears to reference mining returns and local topics with scattered names and numbers. Details are unclear but indicate a report on mining values and a reference to local individuals and locations, including a Batavia area context and a pond mentioned in passing.
Fragmentary OCR reports metal prices with unclear text. Mentions unchanged prices for various items and notations like 21% and 22h. Specifics about brands or markets are unreadable, with several garbled names and numbers.
The inquiry centers on McCormack’s accounts as the Bank of New South Wales ledger entries were reviewed. McCormack failed to produce the original ledger, offering a certified copy instead, while bank vouchers and destroyed ledgers prompted questions about proper production and access.
Fragmented OCR reveals a legal proceeding about commissions related to aid, comparing evidence and pursuit of remittance. It mentions Grace, Attar, and Mary Ellen McCore among items with public exposure and names a secretary or solicitor handling the case.
Banks examiner Lovit from New South Wales reports personal examination of William McCormack accounts and finds suspected irregularities. He testifies three vouchers were forged and notes Commissioner inquiries into the bank document handling. Judges are relied on for conviction in such matters.
The Salton family reports their daughter Dorothy is missing in Edmonton after an apparent incident involving Mr Busby. Details are limited but authorities are assisting the search and urge the public to provide any information leading to her whereabouts.
Family expresses sincere thanks to doctors nurses and friends for support, flowers, and sympathy after a recent bereavement. Included are heartfelt acknowledgments from Mrs J Stewart and family to those who provided care and comfort.
Fragmentary note reports phone activity and a Caitrn Post scene at night. Authorities or witnesses are not named. no clear event or location is given beyond these sparse references.
An early 20th century aviation report notes Captain Chochester plane detours around Croydon and heat Hinkler. It records a forced landing in Tripoli marshes and a staged journey toward Beverwash, reaching Darwin Eddine on January 27. The item reflects wartime air routes and city names.
At the Imperial Press conference in London, Australian delegate W H Grummins lamented the paucity of Dominion news in British papers. Critics urged expanded Empire news values, better cable and wireless links, and stronger coverage of Dominions to strengthen imperial ties and the Empire’s fabric.
A passage urges the Empire to face its sins and widen understanding of efforts toward enduring peace. It cites the Great War as a model of national solidarity, highlighting how Empire publicity unified the people and pressed for a broader brotherhood among British nations.
Inspector Comat of the Cairns Police District announces Constable Brown is transferred from Stannary Hills in Yunga inva to replace Acting Sergeant LeDonald who moves to Townsville.
The Post reports that no passengers boarded the North Brisbane service as the Canberra is due at Cairns early Thursday morning. Several other tourists travel on by similar trains, with ongoing departures noted.
Weather notes report unseasonal rain in Cairns with persistent showers driven by fresh winds. A Japanese diver, Santzo Marumoto, drowned west of Booby Land at 21 fathoms, amid a sequence of police inquiries. Cairns bank directors attended a meeting, with a forecast of cloudy coast and showers chiefly north. The article also covers apprenticeship rules, railway minister visit, harbour board finances, and local commerce notices.
Board members and company officials discussed an increased land setpoint for Mossman Mill at a recent meeting. The proposal focused on land along the Batnree River on the northern side, with Messier Smith and others arguing for and against, noting prior board consideration and related implications for Mossman Mill and local land rights.
The Cane Growers and associated interests testified on extending land under cane to meet a 14 972 ton target of 94 net titre sugar for 1925. They proposed 1800 acres north of Saltwater Creek near Rocky Fine, arguing full production would take several years and that land expansion could reach required tonnage with cautious milestones.
A display of sport trophies in a Draper List window attracts attention as visitors admire the A Draper Memorial Shield Adrian trophy model yacht and the blue rib and avid cup won by Sylvania for her championship. The show highlights skillful window display work and memory of the club’s season with cards detailing each prize.
In Sydney a cold day with a strong south easterly breeze saw Queensland defeat New South Wales by 25 to 1 in the interstate rugby league game. The contest featured tight defense and decisive tries by Queensland as they secured the win on foreign soil.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Purite annuement event at Wesel Macelaaree with mention of a Fer and Sur Darel. Names and details are garbled, but the item signals a formal ceremony or notice involving Tudou university entities.
New South Wales dominated the visitors with superior play and clinched a 2 point win after a fast second half. Lawton scored a try and conversion, Stewart added late goals, with Musson White and Wick shining in defense as the 8,000 crowd saw NSW prevail by two points.
The meeting notes a privately owned land parcel and possible trafficking by a board member. Crees says land is private and bids for about 500 acres could come in weeks. Hutcheon praises the practical plan while the board adjourns in the late session.
A sparse notice notes approval processes involving a group called the Sapa and a figures linked to cane toppers and Homble don Mill. The fragmented text hints at a formal review stage and organizational names in a historical local context.
The document outlines negotiations about supplier terms for Hambledon Mill, noting a contested agreement and potential bank approval, with references to the Ywerustant Cavegrawers Council and local authority actions. It mentions Section 29, majority support, and questions about attachment of agreements and financial arrangements, amid uncertain outcomes and possible investigations.
Fragmentary OCR notes mix claims of earldom and funeral details. Mentions include Lath Caney of Werhevan, Sigiee Mat, Tul resem, Janes Willey, Cacanpien, and Vennt with scattered dates and places. Context unclear, no verifiable events or outcomes.
An incoherent fragment describes a family quarrel and separation involving a father figure and Mrs, mentioning custody or care under difficult circumstances. The text cites names like Bowen and Denson along with partial references to a child, a car, and a court or official action, but details are damaged and uncertain.
In London on June 4, 1924, Noel Buxton informed the Premier of his reluctant decision to resign, citing health and a wish to relieve the government of ongoing burdens. Ramsay MacDonald and Prime Minister MacDonald acknowledged the strain and discussed transitioning duties, with Buxton signaling relief after years of service.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a timetable delay for a mail service and references to Imperial Conference discussions. Mentions Mr Maccepes, ministers, and travel timing, with unclear names and events. Context suggests a broad empire affairs focus and a plea for reevaluation of service or schedule.
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