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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
9
Fragmented Notes on Sales and Events Across Multiple Places
A garbled column of numbers names and dates references sales cases and events unclear in details. The text mentions June and November dates and scattered places including Hong Kong and Melbourne with assorted names and terms lacking coherent context or full sentences.
In Memoriam Remembers William George Ramble
In remembrance of our dear brother in law and uncle William George Ramble who departed this day six years ago. Affectionately remembered by his sister, brother in law and nephew, with family notes of memory and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willm
Jane
le Cars
Jem Suewatwonr
Chicren
William George Ramble
Sas Borther
Marie
Bert
Ernie Edwards
WC. Kelly
Chicago stirred by tense race with hidden codes and tales
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic report from Chicago with references to codes, chiefs, and sects amid mentions of trials and dates. The text is garbled but points to a political or social upheaval and a heated atmosphere in the city.
Railway Minister Outlines Superannuation Scheme
A historical note outlines a proposed superannuation plan for railway workers. The document discusses eligibility, pension scales, and funding implications, mentioning government backing and long-term costs. It references ages, contributions, and possible mergers affecting the railway service.
Unclear gold yield figures and related analysis
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered mentions of gold yield, apfspane, increases in price, and monthly figures without coherent context. The garbled entries reference dates, values, and entities but lack readable names or concrete outcomes.
Extraction of Gold Professor Claims in Kumme Mine
Professor Barrth heads the Kumme mining study claiming a method to extract gold using salts and chemical treatments. He describes a process and assay results, noting ore weight and potential mining prospects despite unclear details from the fragment.
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Kumme
Los Pere
Wool Sales In London Market Draw Mixed Reports
A London wool sale session opens with cautious bidding as buyers assess fine wools and standard fleece. Traders note slight fluctuations from last week while producers express hope for steady demand amid market volatility.
Brisbane Produce Market Report From Thee
Market notes show firm prices for best hay oats and chaff with strong demand from New South Wales buyers. Wheat, potatoes and seeds priced under pressure amid heavy supplies and limited transport, while packets and seeds faced tight supply and dealer restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey Hawley
Mareeba Estate Sequestration Order Official Receiver Appointed
June 11 at the Supreme Court Cairns a sequestration order was granted on the estate of George Diakos a labourer and innkeeper at Mareeba The Public Curator of Queensland was appointed official receiver for the estate located on Lake Street Cairns and Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsvile
Ourningg
Supreme Court
George Diakos
Lakestreet
Cairns
Byrne
Eres Mareeba
Quernsland
Forde outlines sugar policy amid embargo debate
The Acting Minister for Customs, Mr. Forde, states the government will continue to provide adequate protection to the sugar industry and upholds the embargo on foreign sugar. He warns against unhelpful propaganda and urges cautious, lawful action to resolve issues affecting the industry and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custos
Forde
Canberra
Publi
Fragmented Note on Fast Animal Pearling Trade Complications
The passage discusses rising issues with fast animal pearl industry and its tension with the Federal Government. It notes past caution from the Federal Council and suggests a period of increased attention or attention to the subject, reflecting regulatory concerns. The text is incomplete and reads like a historical editor’s note about policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Japanese Control of Industry Sparks Delicate Government Challenge
The piece discusses fears that Japanese interests nearly dominate a key industry. It warns of political hurdles, the Home Affairs ministry's difficult task, and the broader duty of the Federal Government to address the entrenched influence, beyond issues of indentured labor or removal of dummies.
Adelaide Crematorium in Disrepair Sparks Closure
Report notes the Adelaide Crematorium furnace chamber is in disrepair and unused for three months. Established by the Society about 25 years ago, it was handed to the government which now controls operations.
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Adelaide
Agi Asway
Melba Charities Highlight West End Matinee
Dame Nellie Melba renewed her triumphant aura at a West End charity matinee at a hotel. She sang Home Sweet Home solo, removing her hat to acknowledge an eager audience that crowded the stage with kisses and handshakes.
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London
Nellie Melba
West End
Wih Tovern
Sweet Home
Rugby in France tensions flare over championship games
Paris protest leader ML Levy, president of the French Rugby Federation, resumes action against ongoing championships he claims turn rugby into a spectacle. In the south he warns of a possible catastrophe. A separate report notes 13 year old Geoff Henderson suffered severe lacerations to the right foot after stepping on broken glass at a High School game and was treated by an ambulance crew and a doctor.
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Paris
ML Levy
Rugby Federation
France
Geoff Henderson
Ingham
Jane
Sawrome
Ulbtaiwell
Uedern-coyned
Quiet Waterfront Drabness Suppressed by Incoming Vessels
Cairns wharves show a drab scene as the small coastal steamers Ganonbar and Kallatina anchor. Expected arrivals Canberra from the south Morinda from Papua and Phase from Singapore tomorrow promise to revive port activity and bring new life to the waterfront.
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Cairns
Ganonbar
Kallatina
Canberra
Papua
Singapore
Weather Outlook and Local Anecdotes Include Tasmanian Visitor
The State Weather Bureau forecast unsettled conditions with rain likely in the north east and general rain from the Gulf to the Downs, with moderate temperatures and easterly coastal winds. Reports describe a sensational incident near Gordonvale with a near-fatal rail collision narrowly avoided, plus Tasmanian MP Ogilvie visiting Cairns and plans to attend Brisbane events.
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Wasther
Delegapbes
Gulf
Downs
Pacific
Proposals to establish pig and maize farm dispensed
Brisbane reports the Department of Agriculture and the Council on Agriculture distributed proposals to establish pig and maize farms today. A formal statement on the matter is to be issued tomorrow.
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Brisbane
Hiiaeer For Agriculture
Council For Agriculure
Probable New Governor General Arrangements Reported
Sydney reports in informal political circles that the new Governor General may be sworn in soon. Premier Scallin plans to confer in London. Lord Somers expected to leave Victoria October 2 for the Dominion role.
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Sydney
Pees Minster
J. H. Scallin
Errives
London
Wali
Steven
Australia
Australian Governor-General crisis text discovers dormant commissions
In Canberra on June 11 Mr Scullin warned that if the ex-governor general does not assume office, Lord Somers would act. He stated that both Lord Somers and Sir Philip Game, governor of New South Wales, hold dormant commissions to deputise during the governor-general’s absence.
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Canberra
Scullin
Australia
Jee Swamrey Beers
Enland
Lord Somers
Philp Game
New South Wales
Early Conjectures Proposed Tax on Dividends
Canberra reports suggest the Treasurer will present a plan to Parliament within five weeks. The government faces a deficit and considers raising revenue via share holder taxes or indirect taxes on companies. Banks backed taxation on profits. ministers weigh indexing salaries and reducing parliamentary pay amid fiscal strain.
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Canberra
Bob Theodore
Tyo
Perral
Elain
Commonwealth Treasury
Salares
Io Ikanger Sa
Fron Ae Thom Tes Ehime
Seb
Arbitration Bill sparks Employers' Federation attack
A statement from the Employers' Federation condemns the Arbitration Bill now before the Federal Parliament. It claims the bill reflects a one sided industrial policy favoring union leaders and undermining democracy of labor and industry. The group argues it will lower wages and raise the basic cost of living, worsening state of goodwill in industry.
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Sydney
Sidictmem
Emuneil
Employers’ Federation
Bavic
Kangaroos to Meet The Rest in Saturday Rugby League
Sydney June 1 The Kangaroos lineup for Saturday’s Rugby League test against The Rest was announced with players McMillan Shankland Fifield Upton Weisel Edwards Steinwich Justice Madsen Armbruster Treweeke and four reserves including Root Kingston Bell Hawkes Aynsley Toomer Thompson Dennett and McCormack York among named officials and squad details.
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Sydney
Jameed
Kangaroos
Kangarins
McMillan
Shankland
Manrapa
Fifield
Upton
Weisel
Edwards Steinwich
Justice
Madsen
Armbruster
Treweeke
Root
Kingston
Bell
Griffin
Hawkes
Hardy
Aynsley
Toomer
Thompson
Dennett
McCormack
York
The
J. Wale
Pearce Aef Cornwall
Doctors Certificates Indefinite Health Declarations Debate
A court discussion focuses on the use of medical certificates. Judges push for clearer terms showing when a health issue is likely permanent or seriously affects a person. Mr Karlow of the Land Court emphasizes explicit wording to guide public understanding.
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Karlow
Land Court
Low
Aoctor Rman
Consul Offers Trade Barter for Amended Laws in Ayr
In Ayr on June 11 a Chinese gathering honored the visit of the Chinese Coast in Austral Ma. About 30 citizens attended as the consul described China’s legal restrictions on Chinese entry and the need to amend discriminatory laws. He urged Australian trade officials to survey Chinese needs and suggested appointing an Australian Trade Commissioner to win Chinese sympathy for reform.
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Ayr
Austral Ma
Ayer
China
Commission OF Overseas Chimerate
Queensland
Staten
Australia
Terre Yun
Chita
Vamels
Tion
Ching
Continued Rain Deluge Dampens Northern Seaboard Areas
Steady showers drenched the northern seaboard as a prolonged wet spell continues. Rainfall totals for the 24 hours to 9 am list Currie 37 points Cairns 37 Irute Redivard 41 Kuranda Mareela 1 Wongabrra 25 Matanila 45 Millay Miles 9 Atherton 38 Herbertwa 20 Ravenshoe Dithulah Wi Greedy vale 35 Babinds 1 Chillagor 127 Mulligan My Mulligan.
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Currie Railway
Cairns
Iraute Redivard
Kurandaak
Mareela
Wongabrra
Matanila
Millay Miles
Atherton
Herbertwa
Ravenshoe
Dithulah
Greedyvale
Babinds
Eeral
Chillagor
Mungana
Atmaden
My Mulligan
Innisfail Area Weather Repairs Delayed by Rain
Rainfall eased but road repair work faces delays as officials report weather holds back efforts on district highways. Johnstone Shire Council chair notes existing difficulties easing with recent progress and forthcoming vigorous works policy to resume repairs.
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Slistriet
Johnstone Shy
Cr Sok
Mareeba Weather Report From Thursday Morning
The snippet notes Thursday morning conditions at Mareeba with a forecast of 64 degrees. It mentions time markers and a general sense of daily progression but lacks clear events or named entities beyond Mareeba and a temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareeba
Winneyiay Marin
Rain in Western Australia Ushers Good Season Prospects
Reports from agricultural areas of Western Australia indicate rain up to an inch fell yesterday and today, raising optimism for the growing season as prospects improve across farming districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Townsville Remand In Alleged Stealing Case
Townsville June 11 On remand from Brisbane on a charge that between March 1 1926 and April 14 1930 at Townsville as a servant was with the Atlay Assurance Company for the sum of 564 14 4 James Noel Boratal before Mr Geo A Cameron FM in the Police Court this he pleaded remanded defendant for a week with bail or other conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Brisbane
Atlay Assurance Company
James Noel Boratal
Geo A. Cameron
Patice
Ha Ion Ode
Veel
Italian Injured After Tram Fall in Townsville
A man in Townsville was conveyed to Bowen Hospital with injuries after allegedly being hurled from a tram by a attacker. He suffered a fractured right shoulder and ankle injuries, with witnesses noting he was chloroformed and a wallet containing two notes was taken.
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Bowen Hospital
Halungea
Ted Sity
Brisbane Mail
Townvele Wadasta
Yas Lough
Elke Ie Tan
Staliatt
Loreta Carasia
Brisbane
Innnes
Aulleave
Guthalorygee
Buwe
Gnome
Ingham Council Debates Street Lighting and Finances
The Ingham council meets to review lighting supply, overdraft requests, and rate projections. Discussions cover transfer of lighting duties, bank overdraft approvals, and staffing cost questions amid a busy agenda.
Ingham Probate Case Involving Adelina Worth Will
A probate proceeding in Ingham concerns the will of Adelina Buse Worth of Holden Calley near Tree Lesgar. Henry James, alleged to have lied in December, faces court actions at the Supreme Court registrar. Union Trustees Co of Australia Ltd and Arthur James weurth of Acouga are named as parties in the Victorian estate matter with property valued at £1,585 and other assets of £128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Tme
Adelina Buse Worth
Tate
Holden Calley
Tree Lesgar
Henry James
Ingham
Supreme Court
Union Trustees Coy
Auatralia Ltd
Arthur James Weurth
Acouga
Toghan
Crown Princess of Norway Births Daughter
The Crown Princess of Norway welcomed a daughter in Oslo on June 10. The birth order and further details were reported by local authorities. A government statement confirmed the newborn and mother are healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Fragmented OCR political note with unclear names
A garbled OCR item mentions themes of a herd, a ward, and a score or tally. Readable elements name WALL and a few fragments but lack coherent events, dates, or participants to identify a clear news item or outcome.
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