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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 24, 1919

Page

2

Arbitration and seamen insurance debate over wages demands

The article discusses why seamen reject arbitration and insist on higher pay and influenza insurance. It critiques Mr Walsh and Justice Higgins, notes conditions aboard ships, and cites views from South Australian and Queensland leaders on arbitration versus direct action amid a major industrial deadlock.

Arbitration Court Intuernza T. Walsh Federated Firemen and Seamen's Union Walsh Shadui Australia South Auustralian Tradea and Labor Council F. W. Bisrell Justice Higsing Labor Party Queensland

Sanitary workers insured against influenza in town council meeting

A special meeting of the United Town Council was held at the Coat of Barbers on Monday morning to insure sanitary laborers against influenza. Rates for inoculated and non inoculated workers were set, and a motion to insure employees for three months was carried. The council also sought to extend the Workers' Compensation Act to sanitary staff.

Coat of Barbers Counel Gelling Onley Wolke Donaldson Brentmer Hhat Hoare Oxtey Qmilty AWOL Iorse Oxley Wilks I Wilks I Was Decided To Make Further Representations To the Minister For Justice

Community thanks for benevolent collection support

Mr LF Westcot expresses gratitude to all who contributed to the collections for his benefit and especially Mr A Draper for generosity and Mrs. T Allen for much time and labor on his behalf.

LF Westcot A Draper T Allen

Coraki Butter Factory May Output Declines After Flood

Coraki Co reports May butter output at 4 tons, four tons above last year, while payments to suppliers amount to two shillings four pence. Market reports from Brisbane include brisk sheep and lamb trade with firm prices, heavy cattle rates improving, and calf conditions. The steamer Redondo, which met the Graf Waldersee, arrived in Montreal badly damaged with crew unhurt and supplied with Dewar’s.

Coraki Coraki Co Ehoic Brisbane Fenwick & Co Redondo Graf Waldersee Montreal Dewar

Oaks No Liability Gold Mine Seeks Efficiency Boost

The Oaks No Liability sits on Oaks Goldfield Queensland with paid-up capital 2103. Last year’s results mark it as a cheap mine in the Commonwealth. Costs run 8s4d per ton including admin, with depreciation and interest lifting total to 10s per ton. Ore return 2dwt per ton, revenue and expenses noted. Increasing the battery from 16 to 15 heads could treat 19 000 tons yearly at a profit, ore valued at 7dwt per ton. Mine manager Clarke and secretary Cairns cited.

Oaks No Libility Oaks Goldfield Kidston North Jocensland Timot Commonwealth Cairns Wily Fa Ee K Kt Clarke

Digestive aid tint promising relief for Roshan

An old advertisement fragment notes occasional morning use of Te vitle's TM Remeh to relieve digestive discomfort. It promises inherent relief with a prickly, scrub-like sensation and references a price of 1/6.

Roshan Tevitle

FOR SALE ALLOTMENTS AND FREEHOLDS ADVERTISED

Properties including allotments and freeholds offered near a school area with terms such as deposits and five weekly installments. Hotel leases and farming implements advertised through Town and Country agent WILLMANN'S. Owners urged to send details of allotments and sections, improved or unimproved, for price lists. Oct buyers invited to write or call.

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Cairns News Roundup of Meetings and Local Notices

A Cairns item list covers the airbone association meeting, Harbor Board schedules, Starr Bowkett Society receipts, Northern National Political Union Atherton branch gathering, District Court adjournment July 4 to 7, and a doctor’s ankle injury during a Carns visit. Also notes Woollen socks sale and local merchants. Local attention to meetings and minor incidents.

Northern National Political Union Atherton Harding

Soldiers Leaving Townaville for Cairns by Launch

Telegraph despatch reports Driver Smith and Driver Lyons of the Anzars, aided by a Military Medalliat, will depart Townaville for Cairns by launch on Wednesday with other soldiers aboard.

Smith Medalliat Lyons Townaville Cairns

Maybon Hosiery at Mayers the at your service store

Maybon Hosiery known for cotton ash silk or wool blends is highlighted as a trusted ladies wear brand. Mayers drapers market quality products with low prices, reinforcing their reputation as the at your service store. Reports mention upcoming steamers Wyreema and Tras-os-Montes sailing from Sydney carrying internees, with more ships to follow.

Maybon House of Mayers Onan Feet Insets Tmemy Mternnees Wyreema Tras-os-Montes Sydney

Fragmented OCR notes on wartime visitors and travel scenes

The text recounts an observer about a woman seeking a soldier husband in Sydney and mentions a Private William Cobber. It then shifts to an illustrated visit by an anglican minister and naval craft at Cairns, with rail and creek views, a 4.7 inch gun, and local landmarks near Innisfail and Chillagoe.

Sydney Degaer Digger William Cobber Northern Herald Inineral Hallrood General Tileadski Paderewaki

Taiyuan Arrival Report From Jene Kong Agency

The Taiyuan is due from Jene Kong this Thursday as arranged by Fearnley and Agents.

Taiyuan Jene Kong Fearnley & Dw

Local Husband Reforms Transport Route Connection

Mrs. E Cattle learns from Base Records Melbourne that her husband Air Mechane Edward Castle has reformed an Australa per the transpor Tasser-t-Hind, and departed Carns last Proday, travelling over lind.

E Cattle Melbourne Edward Castle Cope

Westcott Thanks Town for Help in Local Appeal

Mr J T Westcott, a long‑time Harris resident, thanks townspeople for contributions to his aid. He has lost both feet, and subscriptions are still being received by Mrs J Alles or Mr Jo Neary.

J. T Westcott Hig Westcott Varris J. Alles Jo Neary

Penny Savings Bank Directors Meet on Saturday

A Cairns weekly note reports Penny Savings Bank directors Messrs Henrigers and the mercury presiding at Saturday afternoon meetings. It mentions attendance by directors for the Saturday event and lists Messrs Kelly and Kennedy as attendees for the 28th session.

Penny Savings Bank Cairns Messrs Henrigers The Mercury Messrs Kelly and Kennedy

Double Family Bereavement in Cairns Sydney Deaths

J Keenan official reporter of the Federal Royal Commission reports the deaths of his brother and sister in Sydney the two leave a wife and two children and a sister with a husband. Also notes national fundraising totals April 8 1918 to March 31 1919 for patriotic and repatriation funds with breakdowns for Red Cross local funds and Nabed funds and lists graduates, including Eric Frnkiing and George Butler among exam passers.

J. Keenan Feneral Royal Commission Cairns Sydney Commonwealth March Gist Red Cross

Death of Mr. J M Forbes Flags half mast Cairns

The Cairns Customs house marked the death of John McDonald Forbes in Brisbane with the flag at half mast. Forbes, born in rez, joined the Customs Department in 1875 and rose to Subs Collector of Customs at Brisbane before retiring two years ago. He served mainly in the north at Thursday Island Cooktown Cairns Rockhampton and Brisbane. Survived by a widow a son Mr Forbes of Cairns and two daughters Mrs C A of Kingaroy and Mrs Atkinson now in Brisbane.

J. M. Forbes Cairns Customs House Brisbane Casons John McDonald Forbes Rez Customs Department Thursday Island Cooktown Cairns Rockhampton Mr. Forbes Mra C. A Kingaroy Atkinson

Hotel Strike Ends as Employee Rally Proves Frustrated

Workers walkout ends as hotel employees leave, signaling a halt to the hospitality dispute. Management restores previous wage rates amid ongoing negotiations and resumed operations at participating properties.

Jemmett Case In Melbourne Court Proceedings

Crown announces no presentment in Cor Corporal William Poutston case after a car convoy incident. Poutston served with the military police as they escorted Jemmett and other prisoners from Melbourne toward Sydney. Jemmett was killed during the disturbance.

Melbourne Criminal Court William Poutston Nathan Jermmett Poutston Jemmett Sydney Bear Treadford

Turbulent Meeting Over Repair Workers Strike Support

A large gathering was held to support repair workers amid a campaign of agitation. The event aimed to pressure loyalty shifts away from management and to address stigma around the work, with plans for coordinated action along the river and rail lines.

Ross River Mear West Fe

Man Charged With Attempted Murder At Cairns Home

A man faced charges of attempted murder after a disturbance at a Cairns dwelling. Key testimony described an assault in a residence on a Monday evening, with the accused denying guilt and a firearm discharged during the confrontation. Police conducted inquiries as the case moved to court proceedings.

Chematown Cairns Monlyhams Williame’ Dwei Nerused Morris Kitty Williams Sachs Street Bow

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