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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
9
Garbled court notes cloud historical trade case
Fragmentary OCR text outlines Liceming Court proceedings with mentions of individuals such as Mrs A Ander, Pos tees Martoe, and Steve Sach. The legible parts reference a bench, a divocean or crime element, and a farm or grower context, but many phrases are unreadable or distorted.
Great Northern Parsed: Tinco Ltd 2
Spicer Gum Hesberien saigheu that hvch tao ore braking well reteset sae Kompicnme erating i n lic th Sart calle crmohing wm Lina stm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer Gum Hesberien Saigheu
Lina
Voluntary Liquidation Notice in Bren Tan and Maing Firms
Insolvent Bren Tan and Maing voluntary liquidation begins March 4 as creditors assess assets and capital. Company valuers report £600 capital and remaining assets to be distributed among creditors. Officials seek to wind up operations and settle outstanding obligations under court supervision.
Funeral of Mrs Hi. Creaghe’s husband at Babinda
The friends of Mrs Hi. Creaghe of Deera are asked to attend the funeral of her husband. The cortege leaves District Hospital Babinda at 4 p.m. today March 6 and proceeds to Babinda Cemetery.
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Hi. Creaghe
Deera
Babinda
In Memoriam Gladys Peake
In cherished memory of Gladys Peake beloved daughter of A L Scott born 6 March 1924 passed away. Her family remembers her with love and enduring faith in the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peake
Ry Gladys
Scott
Caines Poet Described As Night Event and Advertising
Describing a late night event titled Caines Poet with nineteen persons listed. Mentions use of a vs 2 Editor and Sub-Editor cs Advertising after 7 pm. Details read as a fragment from an older newspaper listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caines
LOADON War Market Report From March 5 Trade
March 5 market notes show prices rising for many staples with increased demand. Potatoes and bread varieties held steady while furthers increases in prices for some grains and sweets were reported amid cautious buyer activity.
The Empire Strives For a Self Contained Free Trade Future
The Cairns Post discusses loyalties within the British Empire amid calls for a self contained empire with free trade and a tariff wall against outsiders. It argues sentiment alone cannot bind nations and warns of peaceful penetration by external powers while urging practical unity through equitable commerce and sustained British strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra
Elas Ottern
Great Britain
Yarrabah Mission Two Special Grants Schism
Fragmented report details two special grants linked to Yarrabah Mission. Mentions Chief Protector Westley and Aboriginal guidance, with references to financial allowances and governmental oversight amid contested terms and remote administrative dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrabah
Lord Melchett’s Reflections On Emfire Free Trade Visit
Lord Melchett reflects on Emfire Free Trade during a South African visit. The piece discusses the British Commonwealth stance, implications for secondary assemblies, and the push to ease tensions amid geopolitical shifts.
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Lord Melchett
Restricted Yearling Sales Include Limited Exert and Top Prices
A garbled OCR fragment discusses restricted yearling sales with mentions of top prices and averages. It references Melbourne, lines of data, and selection of yearlings, but the text is largely incomprehensible, with multiple garbled phrases and missing context.
Empire ideals spark shift in British trade outlook
Morning commentary notes acceptance by a powerful group of the Empire’s supporters of Mr Baldwin’s suggestions. The change foreseen affects British trade and the outlook for the Dominions and the future of the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Prime Minister Warns on Australia Economic Drift
The Prime Minister discusses Australia's fragile economy and cautions against reckless talk on national programs. He notes labor positions, Queensland strains under Communistic rule, and urges prudent measures. He praises Sir Seuilin and the Moore Cabinet for careful governance and calls for cross party support. What will the Opposition Leader say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Labor
Queensland
Seulio
Moore
Forgan Smith
Sculfin
Seulfin
Harbor Receipts Decline Amid Mixed February Trade
The report notes decreased harbor receipts for February 1929 versus February 1928, attributing the decline to reduced shipments and ongoing financial adjustments. It highlights limited activity in imports and exports, with some sectors showing small recoveries while overall harbor dues and costs reflect past season impacts. Legal notices from Magistrate Court detail several small debt judgments and associated costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Botcon
Nec Mantes Tos
Death of local farmer We A. Creashe shocks Deer community
A gibinous farmer of Deer, Mr. We A. Creashe, died suddenly. Friends and neighbors recall his quiet service and long-tilled fields in the area. The funeral arrangements and local tributes are being coordinated by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We A. Creashe
Lane Act Amendment Law Triggers Lease Contention
The passage of the Lane Act Amendment sparked protests as residents viewed the valuarious perpetual lease as extortionate. Mr. J. J. led locals in challenging the new provisions and calling for reevaluation of the policy.
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J. J
Conversion rules and valuations under the act described
The article discusses owner options under the act to apply for revaluation when desiring conversion, noting a required ten percent deposit of the capital value. It contrasts local council valuations of £7095 with Crown valuations of £27,866, and mentions individuals such as J J. McDonald of Tolga and Madina Matias. The piece remarks that the ten percent deposit could deter, and that ministerial agreement to accept this deposit could ease conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown
Micrel Sutads Aon
Madina Matias
J J. McDonald
Tolga
Dufly
Deli
Cairns Competitive Choir Seeks Townsville Eisteddfod Support
The Cairns Competitive Choir plans to compete in Easter Eisteddfod in Townsville under Mrs Owes. With 80 members, they aim to travel and return by Tuesday, seeking 175 pounds to cover expenses and asking local business and citizens for assistance to meet obligations.
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Cairns
Townsville
Owes
Ana
Farewell to Hornibrook and Harwood at Brisbane sendoff
A large gathering at the Hotel Clinton marked farewell to P. Hornibrook and A. Harwood before they depart for England to join the Ancient Eleven. Queensland officials praised the pair and their bowling, predicting they will promote Australian cricket abroad and boost the state's reputation.
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Brisbane
Clinton
P. Hornibrook
A. Horw Ood
Wedne Bay
Antereum
QCA
Ts Yeasay
Australia
Selecting England's Team Editorial Sparks North Bias Debate
The Manchester Guardian editorial argues Test selectors are poorly represented from the north. It proposes two sub-committees include at least one northerner and one professional from the north to balance the selection process and curb regional favoritism.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Guardia
Two Brothers Die After Petrol Drum Explodes
An explosion in a petrol drum near Laurel Hill Toombaramba yesterday killed two boys, Peter Decoque six, and his brother. They were reportedly playing with petrol when the drum exploded, injuring the elder severely with a portion of his head destroyed.
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Sydney
Laurel Hill
Toombaramba
Peter Decoque
Aes
Chase Dorocee
Release sought for Hughey Priets in sensational case
The Tomisial Circuit Court sentenced Hughey Priets to five years imprisonment for the murder of George Mitchell in the Telly district. A strong jury mercy recommendation followed his bearing confession and evidence against Iverson. A petition with over 200 signatures surfaced through Home Secretary channels, but mercy was again denied. Priets was 24 at sentencing amid charged testimony.
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Hughey Priets
Tomisial
Fife
Farge
Se Wih Uoner
George Mitchell
Telly
Cate
Iverson
Mackay
Peters
J. Stopford
Wili
Aga
Mlegees
J.T McNamee
Fiche
Hum
Commissioner Visits Mareeba for Railways Deputation
Mareeba hosts a railway deputation led by Commissioner for Railways JW Davidson with Distriet Superintendent J Hadsom and Maintenance Engineer C Roehricht. Dr G ff O'Donnell chairs local reps from Matecha Woo thakata Shire Council, Chamber of Commerce, and Progress Association. They discuss Etheridge line inspection and Biboohra meatworks plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Weatherhurn
Chamber of Commerce
R. Hampe
A. Ellwood
Progress Association
O'Donnell
Etheridge
Biboohra
Ant Frm
Airus
Commissioner's remarks on rail motors and yard removals
The Commissioner said Queensland faces motor shortages and will seek more power units from other states if possible. He pledged to consult the stationmaster about parcel signing delays and to inspect railway yards, offices, and workshops. A meeting was planned for Friday to discuss Etheridge railway findings.
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Queensland
Hampe
Unity
Ths
Art in Cairns Exhibition of Water Color Paintings
An exhibition of original water color paintings will be on view at Pittard and Diack's this week featuring a selection from artists including T Hamilton Green of Sydney and E Daglas-Taylor. The display focuses on North Queensland scenery with plans to aid a future Sydney exhibition of Queensland landscapes and seascapes.
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Messrs
Tstie
Rewington College
Stanmore
Sydney
Hamilton Green
E. Daglas-Taylor
North Queand
Queensland
Wamediane
Shire Boundaries Ingham March Arrival Notes
Ms C E Chitter Under-Secretary of the Home Secretary arrives from the North today to view the boundary test and inspect hospital facilities upon arrival. He pays a 1st visit to hospitals and will cover the timeline of events during his tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
C E_ Chitter
Home Secretary
Jl Parrol
Chitter
False tax returns case in Brisbane
Brisbane court orders Evan I Rees and Joseph Rees of Raad El Rees builders to pay fines for alleged false returns for 1924-25. Each individual fined £100 and the firm £50, with further penalties likely.
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Brisbane
Evan I Rees
Joseph Rees
Frm
Raad EL Rees
Fornishim
Fame
Assad
Daa
Prospective Mount Mulligan workers amid unemployment council talks
A 19 March unemployment council meeting reviewed sustenance claims for Mount Mulligan workers seeking prospecting work. It was decided that sustenance would be paid briefly but case by case, with allowances for travel to Mount Mulligan every two weeks to collect maintenance funds and possible refunds for prior allowances based on returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicer of Labor
MIT
Mount Meligan
Waltram
Mount Maliray
Mount Mulligan
What matters most contentment happiness in life
A Cairns Post reader argues that health and wealth pale beside contentment and happiness as humanity's ultimate goal. The writer urges prioritizing well being over poverty or riches, asserting true relief comes from health and adequate means, not excess, and signs off with thanks to the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Post
Otters
Redee
Tobs Fan Fc
Sun Friends
Washington States at ae ington Whey hou scandal tainted party
Fragmentary letter to Cairns Post editor accusing a political figure of dragging the Country Party into the Kuranda scandal. The writer calls them a disgrace and urges removal from the party, ending with a harsh directive. The text is largely garbled and unclear in places but centers on political attack and party discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Post
Washington
Aeington
Country Party
Women’s Franchise Bill Passes in Capetown Debate
In Capetown on March 3 the Women Exfranchises bill faced loud support as it introduces registration for women of British descent over 21 who are nationals and not subject to pauper relief. Women will not be drawn into national constituency delimitation but may stand for Parliament and provincial councils. organizations warn Capetown and Natal women will press for broader registrations if the bill fails.
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Capetown
Fragmented OCR Summary Noted For Preservation
The readable text references various fragmented items including mentions of Australia and dates, with unclear names and events. Key entities are obscured, making it difficult to extract a cohesive news item or a clear main action from the garbled OCR excerpt.
Melbol Althought the T rees deviled tale
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dispute or event with names and terms unclear. It mentions a Taeden reward and a proposal or posting, with references to a person named Lewween Mtr Sf and a Hea dbowt sl Troca phrase.
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