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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
5
Debates in the Reichstag over Germany's colonies show criticism of British and Allied mandates in New Guinea and the Pacific. Deputy Severens attacks administration while praising German hopes for future control, citing welfare and unification themes amid calls for stronger imperial stance.
A correspondent describes proposals for erecting a factory at a Kemetic site near Maree. Officials and experts argue the project would improve transport links and essential communications, while concerns about flooding and regional impact are raised by local council and residents.
Floods disrupt Tauleland rail services causing widespread delays. Officials including Mr Mooper urge caution as lines to Mount Garnet and Mount Molto face stoppages. Affected routes create transport disruption and financial impact for regional connections.
Fragmentary OCR item references awards, wage matters, and industrial topics. Mentions companies, factories, and applicants in an unclear list. Names and specifics are obscured, but the piece signals discussions around salaries, procurement, and manufacturing roles within a regional context.
Brisbane report notes farmer unease over fluctuating dairy prices. Premier urges urgent action and a coordinated policy as 36 winter factories operate with little central guidance. A conference of industry participants is planned after Mr Gillies returns to discuss steps to ease hardship and restore confidence.
Townsville reports a £30,000 loan proposal at six and a half percent to fund road works and employment. The mayor and Alderman discuss the Megonations plan, aiming to raise funds without disturbing existing loans. City engineers travel to discuss concrete roads. the council expects work to continue and provide jobs for years. Road rate returns show February 21 to March collections totaling £1133 4s 3d.
A Marine meeting reports no damage after a dive and engine telegram indicates the operation with cement over the damaged portion should be sufficient. Officials note divers assessed the site and deemed the current plan adequate to progress the task.
The report notes Mr Coyne moodily contemplates a soldier settlement at Enaw with signs of tension over the agreement. Remarks imply debate over the settlement’s terms and whether the state can finalize arrangements despite objections. Authorities promise to address any claims brought forward.
London March 6. Mee Lattin and others protested under treaty terms. The demonstration featured calls for a new republic with Versa, and references to a pre-state establishment.
In Townsville a judgment awarded one shilling damages to Barry after a racing dispute involving trainer James Berry and the horse Bleaualtted. The case, heard by Mr Justice Shand, referenced disqualification and a declared intention for a subsequent race meeting, with the trainer cited for life in some related claims.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Society of St George election of officers for SCT Emtare Bearer. Mention of a Monday meeting, a Harvey's Grech on April, and a fraternal gathering with officers to be chosen. Names and details are unclear due to damage.
The Railway Department reports a deviation near Mount Garnett due to a heavy fall of garth. crews work to clear the line, with estimates of completion by Wednesday night and traffic resuming on Thursday. Wet weather hampers progress.
A garbled clipping reports the Chamber of Mines provoking unions amid a general strike and ballot debate. Despite talk of action or reform, workers vow to keep pressuring the chamber as tensions rise in the industry.
A reporting of a Gordonvale summons court case where a daughter in law alleges assault by her mother in law during a February incident at Gordonvale. The complainant describes violence in the dining room and a confrontation over the couple's children. Defendant denies wrongdoing. records show a fine was imposed. The testimony mentions the husband and child care, with ongoing court continuation noted.
A disrupted conference reveals friction between the minister and the department over school committee control and teaching authority. Proposals seek limits on serving terms and a broad rewrite of teacher classifications, with emphasis on professional standards and justice department oversight.
The readable lines hint at multiple topics including a fatal incident and wounded, a funeral in Sydney, traffic disruption on Oxford Street, and historical weather and radio telephony milestones. Names and places are scattered. the text shows OCR noise with partial references to Melbourne Grenade and American telephones off New York.
Property listing describes acres freehold land with fenced fields and water, options for leases and houses across Hambleton, Hambledon, and nearby towns. Includes references to 60 acre parcels, 1200 tana figures, high density, and multiple farm buildings. Also mentions cottages, gardens, and potential business premises with terms on request.
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