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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
15
The essay argues technical progress and societal shifts push Britain toward sobriety. It links postwar efficiency demands with drinking behavior, noting fewer intoxicated workers and safer operations in industry and sports. It predicts further restraint as complex machines intensify the need for clear judgment and steadiness.
The director reports a preliminary cane crop estimate of about 3 500 000 tons for the coming year, roughly unchanged from last year. Despite a light wet season, sugar yield is not expected to rise, with an expected raw sugar output near 495 000 tons amid lower per ton cane efficiency.
Sydney June 24 The Cabinet decided not to join the West Australian delegation seeking a gold production bonus. Acting Premier Buttenshaw announced the decision, stating the matter lies with the Federal Government.
Professor E J Goddard addresses the Queensland Educational Fraternity at the Brisbane Training College urging development of individuality in rising Australians. He says current economic malaise is worsened by parasitic attitudes and poor thinking, advocating education to foster clear thought and rightful place for individualism to unlock Australia’s potential.
A speaker argues that past education crushed individuality by enforcing strict standards. He cites heredity environment and boarding schools as shaping forces and stresses history and character development. He criticizes low wages and weak state support, calling for tailored training to unlock each pupil’s potential and reduce mediocrity.
The Queens land Butter and Cheese Factory Managers and Secretaries Association heard Professor J Murray of Gatton College discuss pasteurisation. He outlined its development and application to dairy products, noting how process efficiency hinges on technique, cleaning, starter milk, and careful inoculation. Lectures on acidity and manufacturing were also delivered by Kent and Byrgnt.
The Queensland Butter and Cheese Factory Managers and Secretaries Association awards went to Oakey for butter and Lilyvale for cheese at Hamilton cold stores. Minister H F Walker opened the show praising progress in dairying, noting butter output rose toward second in the state and urging modernization and better herd practices.
Alison defeats Moon 6-1 -3 -3 while many others including Cochet, Brug, and Tilden win in the opening Wimbledon round. Moon struggles on center court as pace and surface challenge his form. crowd regrets Moon and Praises Alison's sharp serving and movement.
Canberra reports a likely further cut of about one sixth per week in the basic wage as the Commonwealth Statistician finishes the quarterly figures for June. Analysts point to essential factors in the reduced cost of living.
The Premier announced in the Assembly that a proposed levy on salaries and wages to fund unemployment has been defeated, with the government undecided on whether the bill will be reintroduced.
Melbourne June 25 Shareholders of the Australian Glass Manufacturers heard Mr N Grimwade say that industrial England watched Australia closely. He noted English manufacturers seek knowledge of Australian working conditions to establish plants here and urged Australian politicians to keep this focus.
On June 25 in Sydney Equity Court Justice Harvey ordered two costs bills totaling £12,004 by H Aspinall and Sons, solicitors for Reschs Ltd, to be referred to the Deputy Registrar in Equity for taxation. Arnold Resch was granted leave to be separately represented for the taxation process.
Mr Walker presented managers of the factories with prizes earned in the competition as a notable outcome of the event.
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