Moon Phases and High Water at 1 PM MO 14901
Kinetic weather note lists moon phases and high water data with times around 1 PM and 7:22 PM. Includes satellite readings and public notices of tidal estimates.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1930
Page
9
Kinetic weather note lists moon phases and high water data with times around 1 PM and 7:22 PM. Includes satellite readings and public notices of tidal estimates.
A garbled historical notice outlines oceanic sailings from Cairns to Cairns and Port Bungle with dates in March and April. It mentions ships and ports including Sydney Brisbane and Melbourne, listing embarkation and destination details and indicating international trade activity.
Fragmented OCR text mentions towns Mareeba and Seater, with scattered names and events. Key figures appear in a casual, unclear narrative about people and locations, including references to Friday and dates, with no clear single event or outcome. The passage resembles a jumble of notes rather than a cohesive report.
Partial notes from Browvate area describe concrete wall progress at Jot street mine site. Measurements show wall height rising to 19 feet with 8 feet casing and 46 feet shaft length. additional shaft work and ore removal described along with gear and structural details.
Report of a directors visit to the Weems company site detailing ongoing development work at the flagship store. Mention of earnings, repairs, and plans for future production and sales improvements. No clear dates or names clearly established in readable text.
Tin prices in London show a steady slump with the metal exchange quoted at about £24 per ton as the week begins, reflecting ongoing weakness in the market.
The fragment describes a Saturday market sale noting different price points and quantities for items, including lower valued lots and mixed quality goods. It references market conditions, item types, and observed selling patterns but lacks clear identities or exact figures due to garbled OCR.
A scrambled fragment reports butter and cheese issues at the London market with references to a Sunday event and a peculiar mishap. It mentions an ambulatory scene, a mother and child, and a claim related to a decree about a fraud investigation, alongside beef and meat price notes.
Mr and Mrs Bassani and the Marsh family express heartfelt thanks to Doctors Mansheld and Clayton Matron Edwards Sisters and nursing staff at Cairns District Hospital for their care and kindness after the loss. They also thank friends for sympathy and floral tributes.
In memoriam for Yael Bowied Ridgway and Janem who reyaried One Tle at Hobart in March 1908. Renew tend described live sowing since and new. and Winness Calmap.
The article argues the Far North must advertise its attractions and resources more effectively. It contends current efforts lose money and people, urging state support for a comprehensive, well funded campaign rather than half measures.
The piece argues Australia’s vast distances demand rapid air service for business mail and progress. It notes growing public and government support, landing-ground development, and the Cairns effort as part of a national push toward an expansive air program to bind towns and outback areas.
Fragmentary note lists L Adwereine from Tuam as editor and sub editor with unclear context.
An analysis urges coordinated public advertising to attract visitors and investment across Australia. It cites the United States and Europe as models, argues for pooled publicity costs, and laments uneven promotion within Australia, noting a need to boost awareness of northern regions and domestic markets.
Advice from the Board of Trade received by the Carus Labor Agent Mr EBN Gil teepie indicates groceries in Cooktown are no longer subject to control.
At Babinda Police Court on Tuesday Thomas John Nogert and James Henry Hale were charged with stealing two fowls from the Babinda State Hotel. Acting-Sergeant Selby and Constable Turner secured evidence from the defendants’ residences leading to arrest. Both pleaded guilty and were fined £4 4s each or eight days imprisonment. £2 4s of the fine to be paid immediately with the balance due in seven days.
The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and other Hong Kong lenders cut fixed deposit rates as abundant money supply lowers yields. Australian banks match the trend with reduced 12 month deposits, though some bankers note regional effects and shifting policy without naming specifics.
The Cairns area will expand its cadet program with a 20 Senior Cadets and 104 Militia Forces quota. A waiting list forms for Senior Cadets as age limits change. Employers are urged to support voluntary enlistment and maintain pay during annual camps.
Reports from Cairns and Mackay show a vigorous enlistment drive with Captain J H Crombie praising recent results. Centres across the region are increasing recruitment as uniforms and gear transition to khaki drill and green finishings.
Saturday afternoon tactical exercises were taught to officers. Capt Crombie leaves for Townsville Towers. During the weekend he and Di Harris visited Canvas High School and the Marist Brothers to discuss detachment training and uniform patterns. Physical training will be key and there is prospect of detachments being formed.
Atherton discussions focus on creating a laneway behind Grin Street, land acquisition for private benefit debated, and a rail motor service proposal from Cairns to Ravenshoe. The Chamber of Commerce seeks station lighting, while council weighs building needs at Tolga and Tolga station and leasing backtown properties.
In Atherton on Saturday farmers declared themselves in favor of an investigation being conducted, the group voting 2 to 4 to support the move. The report notes a clear majority despite a small turnout.
Fragmentary notes show Mr Scullin discussing a ministerial matter with remarks attributed to Fenton. The text references Altbarigl and an assurance involving the teen mmr, but the overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
The letter criticizes foreign elements for not working yet having banking accounts. It questions if it is a sin for a member of the foreign element to seek charity or a badge of nobility within the panperf and aristocracy. The piece reflects tense xenophobic attitudes from March 7.
A Cairns Post reader writes about street fruit barrows blocking shops in Abbetrass Lake area. He argues shopkeepers pay rent and heavy rates while barrow sellers solicit customers openly, creating tension and calling for town action. The letter is dated March 8 and signed Ratepayer.
The Junkers aircraft prepared for New Guinea delivery left Cairns at 7 on Saturday, bound via Cooktown and Thursday Island. Captains Bond and Taylor pilot duties with a crew including a new English pilot, while plans include replacing floats at New Guinea and delivering 20 Junkers aircraft. The six cylinder engine and twin petrol tanks power a spacious cabin and cockpit. A fox terrier mascot accompanied the crew, and the craft was showcased at the Tropical Theatre.
The aircraft carrying mail or cargo from Melbourne to New Guinea was sighted several miles off the coast toward Thursday Island and was due to arrive Saturday morning.
The Executive Council approved St Aupustine's Brothers Callewe Cairns as a secondary school. Wolders Wl State scholarships may attend. A day report from Mr J W Davidson notes inspection completion and return to the saperal. Also mentions weather updates and several local injuries including a rigger at Goondi and a tea spill incident in Gladys Street.
An octogenarian couple, Mr and Mrs Gardner, were traveling by train from Mareeba to visit their nephew, Sergeant Ainsbury, when Mr Gardner suffered a sudden seizure. The train halted and he was taken home with his wife. the trip was aborted. The episode was not considered serious. The Gardners had recently flown over Mareeba as the town's oldest residents.
A serious accident at the Chillagoe Smelters causes a compulsory halt to smelting. The piston station components are under repair by Gelling and Brom. A ten day shutdown is expected for repairs with purchases planned during the lull.
At a March meeting in Innisfail, Mr He A Noone proposed asking the council to secure a new sanitary site and move Malays from Swetney’s Creek to a camping reserve, arguing the present site is unsuitable due to soil conditions. The motion passed.
Mareeba reports a sawdust fire at Jamie's sawmill around 3 pm. Fire brigades extinguished the blaze. minor damage noted with no injuries confirmed.
Fragmentary report discusses ministers and tax terms, mentioning the Prime Minister and conditions. It references government compliance, replanting fees, and potential changes, but readable details are limited and names are uncertain.
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