New Mt Mulligan Plant Boosts Coal Handling Capacity
The report highlights improvements at the Mt Mulligan coke ovens and mechanical conveyors, detailing a plant expansion capable of processing up to 1000 tons of coal daily.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1922
Page
5
The report highlights improvements at the Mt Mulligan coke ovens and mechanical conveyors, detailing a plant expansion capable of processing up to 1000 tons of coal daily.
Reports claim rapid progress at Monn Mull coal coking plant with fires started in ovens and conveyors being connected to the railway. The asset sits on 88 hegtexete seams beneath the Aroua s mountain and aims to produce 28000 tons per year for northern Queensland and Australia.
From Mr Mulligan's works a report notes ongoing developments under Mr Watson and Mr Harris with new machinery for efficient coal extraction. Plans include 100 ton daily capacity, conveyor systems, rope haulage, and advanced screening, with refining for coking and reduced waste, aiming to streamline output and ventilation.
Japanese cabinet talks surge after reports that Admiral Kato has been offered the premiership. The June 1 passage hints at cabinet formation plans amid political maneuvering as government options unfold.
A special report discusses the district show idea noting too many shows in the Cairne area and jealousy between towns over site choice. It weighs cost of improvements, appointment needs, and the potential for a single district show versus multiple local events.
Fragmentary notes show delegates debating labor policy and World Socialist alignment at a conference. The Brisbane and New South Wales branches discuss goals, with leaders resisting revolutionary edges and weighing the movement’s direction within the Australian labor movement.
Difficulties from water shortage discussed by Mr Thomas Betley manager of the Tyrdinnutt CoM mine. He spoke with a Mareeba representative about recent ore yields, shaft sinking progress, and planned development at No 5 wall level. He noted a water supply improvement and continued crushing once water is secured.
London June 11 reports stir over a murdered man’s reprieve and evolving insanity defense. Commentators note mercy pleas flood Levemert offices as medical committee considers alternatives to execution.
fragmented mentions of Downing Street talks and Provisional Government meetings. notes on Belfast negotiations and Allied occupation costs. scattered references to church matters in Russia and wartime issues with Germany. lacks coherent events or clear names beyond broad wartime topics.
The article discusses Mareeba's danger from fires, describing past outbreaks and the strain on fire services. It notes apathy among citizens, the need for organized bucket brigades, and potential local efforts by the Chamber of Commerce and authorities to strengthen fire protection and response.
The fragmentary report describes an assault with four 3 inch explosive shells near Belleck. British forces and colonial troops clash as refugees stream toward Glasgow. The chaotic scene mentions Pettige and Ballack with emphasis on Irish tensions and displacement.
Cable dispatch from Paris reports the Bankers Committee unresolved on new terms for German reparations. Officials discuss delaying decisive action for three weeks while noting Britain and France hold opposing views and preparing for potential international loans next spring.
A local newspaper reports the Groom family transfers control of the Chronicle to new owners. The event includes a reception for the Groom family and marks a shift in management at the Werwich News plant.
Fragmented copy outlines a sensational murder trial involving a suspect linked to a trunk and alleged assaults. The text names parties and locations in a garbled way and hints at dramatic courtroom exchanges and public interest without clear factual clarity.
Mr Hughes arrived in Toowoomba on Saturday and attended a crowded reception at Tomah Hall then joined the mall train south, amid garbled reporting and unclear details from the core correspondent.
The St John’s bazaar shows successful results with near total sale of all items and funds raised near the expected amount. Early sales indicate high demand and effective fundraising efforts despite imperfect OCR text.
A fragment reports a lengthy bombardment lasting 31 hours and a protest by Lycee Pasko directed at Allied Commissioners over the bombardment policy. The wording is unclear on location and date but indicates official complaint about the air war.
Rain in the region slows progress on a new seaside resort as workers report wet conditions. Authorities caution continued showers may affect construction and travel, with several areas experiencing dampness and minor flooding.
Football report notes Morris and Marrow Wine Exching as Britons trail Queensland 22 to 16 at halftime. A late field rush by a Se allied kick from Se team equalizes, with players including Fee, Paullner, Snee, Martin, Lowrie, Feghaa, Honan, and Maguire among others listed as forwards.
The Leicester Harriers claimed a top placing for the third straight year in the 26 mile Windsor to Stamfordbridge marathon. Falah finished second and Jose cmavenlla Booyes Wy Tout Bate of London also featured among the leaders as officials reported results from the race.
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