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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1930
Page
7
In cryptic notes a report references a high water event and a keg bait item linked to M222 and RAS Ham, with partial dates and locations unreadable. The fragmentary text hints at a local commerce or logistic note but lacks clear names or outcomes.
A brief notice records a departure in a phase labeled M PHASES with reference to yesterday. The fragment notes a person or entity identified as Pooabar with unspecified role or context. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
A garbled OCR style summary lists scattered items including March dates, methane notes, references to towns and figures, and a sequence of events with various place names. The legible pieces mention March 2 and 26, Melbourne, and references to speakers and sales, but specifics remain unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled weather forecast segment mentions Tresig and various location names with unclear data. It references a medical or spiritual topic and a person named Biby Jager with a possible death or death-related note. The piece includes scattered terms about plants, insurance, and local wards.
Fragmentary text references delays in telegraphs and mentions various groups and dates, with unclear names and places. The readable phrases suggest a discussion of contemporary political or social groups and events but lack coherent details for a full summary.
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided text fragment.
A March 6 report from Herberton details mining concessions and terrain issues. The note discusses inaccessible mineral frames, possible extraction limits, and challenges facing ore development under uncertain conditions.
An extensive report outlines WA efforts on mineral resources and land use, noting Kimberley activity, exploration, and political debate. It mentions cobalt and copper prospects, hydrocarbon potential, and safety concerns, with references to government plans and emergency measures.
Fragmented OCR describes Palmer River Gold Company limited hydraulic sluicing and dredging near Palmer Island North Queensland. It notes attempts to erect plant, start operations, and the fate of ventures tied to water supply and equipment, with unclear timeline and references to March 2 1930 and local conditions.
A fragmentary note indicates an official commissioner's action to define duties and scope of office. The readable text references a formal process, possibly a reorganization or clarification of authority, with no clear date or named individuals.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a family note or diary passage mentioning a distant event or sentiment. The legible bits reference a person’s memory, a possible petition or decision, and a sense of approval or relief within an intimate family context.
Cairns tunes playfully while lights glow as the team tests late in the evening. The event highlights a night session featuring the principal performer and crew in a quiet setting.
In a joint meeting editors and reporters outlined reforms to improve coverage and workflow. The initiative, led by newsroom leadership, aims to streamline assignments and enhance fact checking across sections.
A long discussion on cutting waste and reforming Queensland and national railway operations weighs the balance between drastic pruning and gradual healing. The Moore government and the Commissioner face the taxpayer and workers as they seek tangible steps to restore profitability without triggering unemployment.
Officials call for workable reorganization with staff pulling weight to save resources. If employees show willingness to help and accept responsibility, drastic measures may be lessened. Emphasis on tact, zeal, and common sense as essential traits in the time ahead.
The piece argues railways can refuse unprofitable freight as a taxpayer favored public utility. It contrasts road funding with railway financing and contends only profitable service should be subsidized, warning against blanket motor bans as against public interest.
Readable text confirms a directive involving a director and items not auto deleted. The fragment mentions a manual or reviewed process for a cart or list and repeating notes about non deletion. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
In brisk gusts at Walsh's Creek a fleet of sharpies and ballooners raced with Talyo and Saxon leading early. Miss Wallace steered Talyo near her guardian, while Miss D Richards capably guided Saxon. Adela led briefly before Sylvania, Mascot, and Lily vied for positions down the stretch.
A damaged OCR report notes the dredge Trinity Bay at No. 5 wharf pumping sand as repairs proceed along the waterfront. The board and crew continue maintenance while the berths are prepared for resumed activity.
Innisfail correspondent notes calm conditions in the three sugar zones near Innisfail. No demand for labor on farms as mills undergo overhaul to ready for the coming crushing season three months away. South inquiries arrive about local work opportunities. avoid Johnstone district for now.
Mr F Siebuhr of the Railway Department, bee enthusiast, rode through Wallan with a swarm on his left hand. The swarm swayed as he searched for the queen, which he held while the bees settled into the hive.
The Mackay Mercury notes a modern butter factory opening to serve the district, promising a future cream producer boost. It highlights rising supplier numbers, large output potential, and regional dairy progress amid expanding farms and pasture abundance.
Sharpies race off Sunday with four boats in the field of ten. Adelai leads from the start and after slog segments passes Saxon and Mascot to win the Golden Vale Trophy, beating the scratch sharpie Chisniee by a minute for fastest time.
D- Junkers aircraft departed for New Guinea from Thursday Island on March 10, reported by local observers. The flight continued toward its assigned mission with crew safely aboard.
Advice from the Evelyn Tabieland Dairymen's Association reports a shipment of 216 doses of butter to Bris base graded Kangaroo. Manager Mr G Q Smyth is congratulated on this notable performance.
The Roma-Hlythdale area reports crude oil in walloons after a gas and water flare at 230 feet. Geologist Dr Jensen notes gas bursts rose 25 feet and oil and water followed, with oil appearing at the casing top and ongoing flow mixed with salt water. Further tests aim to separate water and oil while confirming crude presence.
Local elections in Woothakata Shire see Mr FHS Dean of Kuranda nominate for No. Division seat. Dean is described as a goal worker in volunteer work and gains support from ratepayers and community groups. The Cairns Barron Hydro scheme referenced as part of regional concerns.
Gordonvale March 10 The monthly teams match at the range on the 9th finished with the secretary's team narrowly defeating the opposition. Werdeworth led with 92 points, Verkiis excelled with 9 on the 50 yard stage, Townson shot 4, and Pond scored well in the later rounds. Crime and security notes warn of shed break ins and nets damaged prompting police awareness. Next Sunday features a second bout for Forage Ko Kimamonde's team.
Report details several minor injuries and medical responses after incidents in South Johnstone and nearby areas. A 10 year old student sustained a foot injury at State School while two residents suffered earlobe irritations from an insect and a wrist fracture. Ambulance first aid followed by medical advice were noted.
The report outlines statements from Mr Hoover and President Hoover about wartime strategy and domestic governance. It mentions naval and security concerns and hints at administrative questions amid ongoing conflicts and political pressures.
A March 10 session at Tully saw delegates discuss duties of local committees and progress assets. Present were officers and speakers who testified on behalf of Cardwell Shire in a lengthy meeting with a focus on community boundaries.
The text outlines a disputed proposal to extend or extract funds to open roads in the Cardwell and Dalrymple shires. It mentions timber, a Cadwell Lane area, and opposition from pastoralists while aiming to improve travel and shire infrastructure.
A messy Elphinstone meeting features a petition from local ratepayers asking for retention of a charge. After lengthy discussion, a motion to adjourn and set a time for the secretary is proposed. representatives promise supper and a decision is expected at a later session.
Fragmentary report from Brishane markets shows uneven sales with limited buyer interest. Mentions potatoes and Algerian seed oats from New Southy, and a wacker sale context, but text is garbled and many details unreadable.
A Saturday crowd witnessed the first face of the National Hotel trophy cycle race from Edmonton to Edmonton and return. Riders from Eh Glennie to T. wi keeper and HOS Williams led early groups, with 18 riders starting. Feristi and Cacciola set fast early laps, Woree saw a split, then Juhdes, Hyde, Murray and others chased. Murray and Watkins followed as leaders stretched and regrouped, with backmarkers advancing before the finish.
A scrambled fragment notes government timing and opening events tied to a referendum. It mentions a public opening, timing questions, and involvement of a governing body with mention of a vote or ballot related activity.
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