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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
9
A cryptic notice lists moon phases including first quarter and mentions arrivals yesterday. The fragmented text references a location 30355 and a front page note about Meow S31. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
Fragmentary OCR note lists arrivals and schedule details with stray place names and dates. Mentions March events and individuals such as Trewenelle March ML, Taya, and Monictey Kraveg, with references to travel dates and locations including Lairor Marce and See. Guidance remains unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented OCR notes describe overseas shipping lines, port calls, and cargo movements. Mentions Tarwh street Mercy 22 address for alien cargo checks, and upcoming dates including Hong Kong Marck 2 Mamla Meret 15 and Maree 23 with mentions of Norteik Galemore and Cimmertal port in brief, unclear terms.
A jumbled OCR style fragment lists numerous passenger names and partial locations, showing scattered proper nouns, places, and personal identifiers. The text appears as an OCR mishmash with illegible segments, offering little coherent narrative or verifiable event.
fragmentary OCR text outlines mail notices, auctions, shipments and schedules with scattered names, dates, and places. It mentions bylines and calendar items, including days of week and periods across multiple locales, but specifics are largely garbled. The readable bits suggest listing forthcoming notices and reserved mail events with varying prices and dates.
March 5 market updates show Australian Miney and Meal Association copper standards and spot prices. Officials discuss standard, copper, and related quotients with references to EUB 11 3 and TTI Saver standards.
A garbled report describes a March market, noting scarce fruit and odd pricing. Mentions of Lucerne, iron, and a sale at 47 to 10 hint at rough barter and unclear transactions amid market confusion and public notices. The text references names and places in a shaky, partially legible form.
Product market notes describe butter and cheese items with mixed terminology and garbled items. Fragments reference various brands and unspecified grades, including unsalted and salted forms, but text is largely incomprehensible and lacks clear events or figures.
Fragmented OCR describes a sugar agreement dispute involving the Federal Government, Sugar Costliners Association, and figures such as Mr Gregory MMA. It accuses opposing parties of protecting interests and outlines proposed terms including a 10 percent levy and price disputes affecting Southern State producers.
A fragmented briefing outlines a complex subsidy issue tied to Australian and other international actions. The text hints at regulatory oversight, currency concerns, and potential price impacts on a key commodity, with references to named entities and institutions in a contested policy landscape.
Tasmanian potato trade faces embargo doubt amid garbled lines. March 6 notice from Selagurne outlines disruption to shipments and trade routes affecting export markets and local distribution. The fragment mentions official actions and potential impacts on prices and supply.
Licence renewal and the holders of licensed bells and related permits are reminded about renewal requirements and the ongoing licensing processes in Calran. The notice urges action from all affected entities and specifies the governing authorities overseeing the licensing scheme.
A historical overview argues meat trade is vital for Australia and Britain, noting Ottawa and Empire market policy. It outlines export priorities, duties on foreign meat, and quotas to boost Empire supplies, with 1936 as a reference point and emphasis on the British market’s dominance.
The report outlines Dominion limits on Irusen beef export to about 10 percent above 1981-32 levels and sets mutton and lamb caps. It notes Britain’s power to regulate Dominions meat imports from 1934, with Dominions needing greater shares, and cites 1935 price ranges for frozen beef, mutton, and lamb. Empire countries hold beef limits but Domination in chilled beef remains weak. What lies ahead?
Rivers MLA advices that Home targ eved of Bung ward the cost of building the dental clinic including X-ray department at the Cause Hospital. The note stresses patient access and modern facilities to improve care and reduce wait times.
A reported advisory note states Lat Deen green endorses retirement of eight features at the Carnuene community site, with an estimated post of £307. The Fusle Works Defertenst may proceed with further plans, pending steps outlined in the notice.
Fragmentary meteorological notes record thermometer values and humidity at Yee Cai Post. Entries include measurements such as max 78.5, wet bulb 740 degrees, saturation comparisons, barometer around 29.79 inches, and 24 hour totals ending with unclear stamps.
The forecast calls for scattered showers in parts of the region with some areas turning fine. Expect fresh to strong winds from the northwest and gusts near coastal areas. Thunder possible in the west and along the Darling Hewes coast with more showers inland and along the north coast.
Coroner heard that aboriginal worker James Dodd died near Crees Island and Ulster Cay while aboard the Neston owned by Wyben Pearl ing Cay Thursday Island. A Japanese skipper aboard the ship faced inquiry. the inquest adjourned to Thursday Island for captain and crew interviews.
Court yesterday heard a list of petty debt cases. Plaintiffs included Luegina Ganoras and Jack Pam, with claims ranging from goods sold and delivered to labor and insurance payments. Defendants mentioned include Mayers Pty, Gordonvale firms, Campbell Like A Vetere, RS Blumsdon, Se New Meerawa, and Draper Lut. Amounts cited vary, some with costs and fees.
A local excursion to Barron Falls drew about 130 passengers amid wet weather. Mr. Morne defended staff efforts to accommodate riders, noting many residents of Gorionvale overlooked the event. The crowd, primarily from nearby areas, departed homes despite forecasts, with some complaining about delays and insufficient rail motor support.
Mr. R. Pearson recounts leaving Cairns on February 2 for Oyster Cay with a crew. They search for fish, fail to catch in the afternoon, dine, and set night watches. Evening fishing yields little, prompting a sail to a 10 xo. sani ty Undine Reel for better gear and hours of travel. The crew splits watches Russell Stroud and Stewart take turns while trouble arises during Stewart’s watch.
A ship’s engine room fire cripples the vessel as gear breaks and pumps fail. Crew fight to reach Low Wooly Island lighthouse and later drift down the Laintree River in search of help. They face crocodiles and mosquitoes while seeking a safe harbor and repairs.
A ship endured a long night and heavy weather while fighting upstream to reach Daintree. Repairs finished by Monday after arriving Saturday, extending stay to obtain fresh ice from Mossman. Weather worsened near Batt Reef causing engine failure and a heroic struggle before returning to the Daintree Rover.
Aailing account describes winds driving a vessel upriver despite two anchors. Flood waters raced south as the craft was forced north against the riverbank forcing the crew to abandon ship and reach shore. The wind then subsided as suddenly as it arose.
Dr Kepyell states that creating such a library is an obvious solution for the Schools of Arts and recommends that the Corporation grant funding for a comprehensive report. The proposal would cover the entire project and related documents, to be reviewed before recommendations are issued.
A plan to spread books to remote Queensland areas by establishing two leader teams and despatching volumes. The effort aims to place over 1000 more expensive volumes within reach at minimal reader cost, despite vast distances from Brisbane.
A coronial inquiry opened at the Lully Court on March 6 to investigate the cane destruction incident. The coroner, Ste V. G Sellwool, led the proceedings examining the circumstances of the fire that destroyed 10 laws of cane and tenancy, with witnesses and property claims under scrutiny.
An oral statement by laborer Markedic describes walking with an unnamed man and Giuseppe Bocassi along a headland between paddocks seeking a shortcut. He saw smoke about three chains from the bush and noted no cane burning near Harrabo’s property. Cross-examination left the witness uncertain and acting unsure of details.
The report from Washington states Oliver Wendell Holmes III, associate judge of the Supreme Court and son of the poet, has died of pneumonia at age nine. A weather note mentions a strong breeze and shifting ground as the vessel altered course.
The passage describes grim conditions in a swamp battle where waterlogged terrain hampers movement and men struggle to proceed. A gunner fights through, and leaders attempt renewed attacks as forces starve and retreat toward a makeshift offensive.
A garbled report recalls a voyage with youths from Coe to the Mausam River. Weather turned rough with a large wave and an anchor failure forcing a return walk home. The group crossed boulder strewn creeks and Hooded areas, sharing fatigue and resilience.
The commission's report will be discussed in Cabinet soon and likely made public by ministers. They view the 2 compulsory pool recommendation as disappointing as it ignores the private system that handles over 228 marketing operations. A section of the Ministry argues no government authority could replace the existing organization.
Brisbane March 6 at the resumption of the Methodist Conference Rev F A Malcolm presented Queensland church statistics ending 19M: 13 400 members 2637 junior members 34462 adherents including children. Yearly decreases: 18 members 162 junior members and OE des Seis wets es MELBOURNE.
The secretary at the William Powell home for discharged prisoners notes four men resisted the camp last year with 25 entering relief work and three returning home. The conference commends home work and suggests Christmas fund collections. Rev Holden will replace illness-stricken Rev. Holden as director. Rev Rentoul will succeed. The campaign against Mr Cohen in Caulfield is challenged as an offensive ploy. The liquor laws and Christmas land issue draw protests. Foreign missions receipts declined from £68,000 to £46,000, with a total deficit of £22,000. The Premier defends missionary support and urges higher Queensland Methodist giving to raise annual state aid to £9,000–£7,000. The conference regrets sectarian tension in Caulfield and calls for unity.
Rev W S Bath urged laymen to support Methodist missions as £40,000 donated faced a revival need. Melbourne’s F J Green reported 4000 toward a mission in Cairns Bay North Australia. Controversy over extended fare led to recalls of lay workers from the Northern Territory due to aid shortages.
A plan outlines construction of a section from Gardenvale to Keasel Avenue linking two major northern centers Cairne and Innistail. The proposal suggests weather permitting work soon, with emphasis on strategic transport improvements for the region.
Two young men appeared before Police Magistrate Mr Cameron in Townsville on February 14 41. Charged with stealing a ladies handbag two small purses six Commonwealth Bank notes and silver valued at a total of £10 15s. Property linked to Mand Avenue. The accused were sentenced to three months with the remainder of a prior sentence to be served.
The Mackay and Bowem wills probate matter in Townsville on March 6 shows Jane My Adams of Starkey and Thowas J Leunaril of Mackay appointed executors. Realty valued at 4770 and personal estate at 5052 are detailed with related heirs and guardians.
In a terse Victorian polling update, analysts note another upset as developments unfold. Key figures Maree and Ae Ancy play roles in the changes, with 724 development projects referenced amid ongoing electoral activity.
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