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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 21, 1922

Page

5

Perry’s Letter on Australian Policy Sparks Continental Antagonism

A letter from Mr Perry, head of the Very Engineering Company and vice president of the Chamber, discusses mounting hostility to Australia in several continental countries. Traders report a strong refusal to trade with Australia despite the need for goods, with evidence from merchants in Adelaide and India. The report notes merchant testimony of substantial Australian exports and a marked reluctance to import from Australia amid policy tensions.

Australia Australis Se Perry Adelaide Chuman Namber Manufactoers McGregor Se Peery Perry India Ceylon

Murder Mystery in Sydney Leaves Police Stumped

A Sydney resident is found beaten to death at a Surry Hills home. Francis Kennedy is suspected as the killer, with a broken bottle used in the attack. Valuable items stolen include a gold watch and chain and scarlet money. Detectives urge witnesses to come forward as inquiries continue. The crime remains unsolved, with investigators checking Terry Street and surrounding areas.

Sydney Francis Kennedy Surry Ken Ana Dram Sinderworld Ruefians Cuffiane Sophia Mia Kennedy Terry Street Eld

Bacon Hand Strike Hits Brisbane Factory

Brisbane June 2 all the bacon factory workers employed by Foguit Jones Co went on strike this morning. The reason for the strike is not disclosed. A conference was held during the day but a decision was not reached. The matter goes before the Arbitration Court tomorrow. A union meeting in the Trades Hall was held tonight with proceedings in flux.

Brisbane Foguit, Jones Co Ffrabacton Tommorrow

Strike in Sydney Leaves 800 Workers Idle

In Sydney 800 employees walk off job at Perdria v. Stubber Works Drumoyne amid non union tensions. A manager says disruption arose from a union clash over working conditions, with three union members refusing to handle tasks and being sidelined. Remaining workers were sent home pending reinstatement.

Sydney Perdria Stubber Works Drumooyne Ananager Via Company Frith Jenna Oniania Marely

Provisional Council Debates Dairying Membership Limit

Brisbane June 30 at a Provisional Council of Agriculture meeting the limit on dairy sector members was discussed. Representatives argued for a reduced number joining the Dairy Advisory Town and Dairies Committees, with several named members and nominees noted and the proposal drawing support from attending dairy interests.

Brisbane Provisional Council of Agriculture Commeil Ani Daler Agricul Erin W. Puredl T Plunkett J. T- Tod Deas Hi. Keefer James Beageselate Ge Me Celene Casamaitige Upace

Fashion and fabric sale notes from late 19th century advert

A garbled dress and mercery advertisement outlines a shipment of ladies and gents clothing with borders and handkerchiefs. It mentions lamias and tennis shirts, fine materials, and a variety of prices like 12/6 40) and 6/11 3/11, with references to juvenile clothing and stock from an Australian supplier.

Seperremans Bovey Aera Prigce i White Teen Thunders Nes Slees Sahite Mereevica Wink Lley

Earthquake Alarm in New Zealand Warns Residents

A damaged report notes heavy shocks in Rotorua with cracks in the ground and authorities advising residents at Oruanui and Waitakei to leave under government authority. Officials warn there may be further tremors and urge precautions.

New Zealand Rotorua Oruanui Waitakei Oru Nui

Labor objective sparks remarkable debate in official report

The June session reveals Labor conference leaders debating the future strategy. MLAs like Duan and Gonling push the new objective to keep rivals from Treasury benches, aiming to influence federal and state elections. Amos and Parker voice cautious, time-sensitive judgments on ensuring the objective advances without tipping opponents.

Agancy Labor Tistad Whey Duan Opierive Wea Afise Lor Biky Eure Gonling Amos Paris Setone Lavelle Hlalil Treasury Parker, Moloney Jonatiata A. J. Jones Buckland

Mareeba Club Valedictory For Mr Shand at Departure

The Mareeba Turf Club Show Committee and Chamber of Commerce hosted a valedictory gathering to honor Mr. Shand on his departure for India. Speeches praised his service and wished him health and prosperity ahead.

Mareeds MR. Shand Mareeba Chamber of Commerce Ly’e Mores Mareeta Acad Shandon G. Rostock Saality Mnort

Telephone Department overcharged charges spark public inquiry

Sydney reports reveal during the last seven years the Telephone Department overcharged the A.B.L.E. group in many areas with percentages cited. The data show high rates for several items and locations. A witness and law details surface regarding improper movements and a false pretence claim, including hotel visits and a gang tour.

Sydney Fedstral Public Worksommiteer Telephone Department

Unclear Auto Club Race Prompts Mileage Test

Fragmentary report describes an auto club event with mentions of drivers and cars. Some names appear garbled, but references to mileage test and distance judging suggest a performance evaluation segment. No clear results or full identities can be confirmed.

Kener Beret Soden Car Tatas Wudaon

Lucinda Point Water Side Workers Dispute Settled

Report from Townsville notes a long conflict over Waterside workers at Lucinda Point. After court decisions and multiple conferences a branch formation dispute was resolved with a settlement amid pressure on Colonial Sugar Refining Company to recognise the branch and ongoing labor tensions.

Lucinda Point Water Eueinds Point CSR Townaville Toaletai Workera Townsville Colonial Sugar Refining Company Waterside

Dr Sastris Hope for Reasonable Representation

An interview discusses Dr Sastris hopeful views on Indian governance, race, and labor. It notes distrust of the government, calls for patience and reform, and mentions debate over humane treatment of workers and colonial policy. Strong entities include India, government, and Parliament.

State of Hanoverhold performers on Friday event

The fragment describes an announcer warning residents about a sale and urging attendance. It names A. J. Dras per and references gubernatorial warnings and advertising terms. The readable text is garbled but implies a public sale, some high quality items, and invites furnishing buyers to attend.

Wriday A. J. Drasper Eise

Manure Advice Promises Profit For Farmers

A fragmentary notice from Andreas Fraral P.O. Box Gt. Catrna offers free expert guidance on bony mixtures and soil fertility. It claims customers may receive profitable results and a key factor in manuring, urging farmers to apply the recommended mix.

Pearafey Andreas Fraral P.O

Lighting Cairns Report on Electricity Deferred for a Month

Mr Watson's report on Cairns electricity is reviewed at a Cairns Town meeting. The committee to discuss the plan requests further information on probable power requirements and a concrete scheme for government approval. Mayor notes delayed action if not ready, with a plan to complete the scheme within the month if possible.

Mr. Watson Cairns Hieu J. Watson Mulligan Ar. Watson Asoon Watton Wallon Inotel Tor Cairns Esual Bnaly Macdonmd Tom Yeineey Eve Baer Enpioes Spadal Presse Mary Winding Stel Aden Calrniat & Petoe Ion Wallam Camp Elghi

Fassifern Seat Debate Ahead of National Polls

Brisbane reports on nationalist talk and party shuffles as Comlen prepares for the Fassifern seat contest. Speakers urge support for a candidate aligned with the National party, while others warn of factional splits and strategic implications for the upcoming election.

Fi res at His Wife Nusba Sentenced to Twelve Months

The fragment reports a man named Nusba who fired at his wife and was sentenced to twelve months in a penal establishment. The damaged text mentions malice, intent to murder, a poultry farmer, and seven shots with three hits.

Nusba Ane Dnex Basile

Envy of the World: Sistine Choir in Brisbane Welcome

Brisbane June 20 revenuers describe the Sistine Shrine Choir as the glory of the world. Conductor Monsignor Bella leads a prominent reception as the choir visits diverse venues in Australia. Survivors and attendees hail the event amid broad public acclaim.

ENVY Sistine Choir Brisbane Monsionor Bella Ida Monti Choe

Restrain AW U High Court Decision in Arbitration Matter

The High Court bearing on the application against the AWU concerns restraint of a decision. Counsel argued that Section 8 of the Commonwealth Arbitration Act should not be read beyond its text. The opinion was reviewed with no suggestion of any bias.

A.W.U Union

War Service Homes Taken Over by the State

In Queensland the inquiry into the Ponte Ory aid plant at Sele Homes Commission nears completion. Inspections in Gattonra Sackbutt and Samford districts finished. Further property surveys planned for Killarney Memudest and others. Federal authorities request guidance as state work proceeds under war service housing program.

WAR Service Homes Propeerien Cabo Ie Camaider Sequin Mangreratign Aeilynep Fee Forest

Adherton Hospital extends nominations for window entries

Nominations for the sprint and hospital window events have been extended to the next evening at eight o clock. The final hour and the list for the window entry remain open for further submissions.

Adherton Hospital Benoht

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