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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
5
Johannesburg reports a fierce clash as government forces bombarded rebel positions near Brekpan and new fontsin. Casualties mount as a large number of rebels surrender or flee to plantations while loyal troops tighten control and Red Cross teams assist.
The Hobart conference of the Chamber of Commerce and Sugar Industry faced a tense session as delegates from Liamore Aspenburk Wardell and River Wy debated motions on amendments. Leaders insisted the industry must continue with canned and ana factory work, rejecting any alternative.
A Saturday event at Defiance saw disruption as four men were charged by police during an incident tied to a birthday celebration. Neighbors and officials described the scene, with witnesses noting a tense exchange and an ongoing investigation. Authorities, including Constable Er and Detective Ty Meithe, prepared to proceed at the court.
Atlanta on March 13 reports a derailment of the Inez passenger car on the Atlanta Bermingham line. Several people were killed and fourteen injured when the train crossed a trestle bridge and the coach fell into a shallow creek.
Fragmentary report outlines an agreement on Germany's occupation payments and allied debts. Britain and France expected to receive shared percentages and deferred payments, with figures showing a reduction and annual installments. Remaining details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A warder was stabbed in an incident at St Melena details are unclear due to damaged text. reader guidance indicates a violence event with a warder as victim and unknown suspect or motive. further readable lines are required for precise facts.
Report notes a conference planned in Brisbane with premiers to attend. Delays in May discussions shift the timetable. Theodore and Tim are referenced in relation to preparing for the event. A Ming of the conference is mentioned as part of long standing plans.
Distress among unemployed men in Mackay is described as severe, with rationing and scarce food sources causing hardship. The report notes limited aid and uncertain prospects for relief, highlighting hunger and struggle in the city.
From our gas correspondent the Chillagoe smelters plan a slow resumption with naval support and new shifts, as many positions await reallocation and only a few workers may be kept for three to four weeks. The AUU receives £200 to ease unemployment while local funds struggle to meet needs. Magia Byrne departs for St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne. applications close March 1 for the vale position.
A report describes a complex medical case at Kelly Hospital where a patient underwent a major operation. The surgeon at Hecorton Hospital is praised for skill, while the patient resumes school duties after a period of convalescence.
A deputation from the Church Federation Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Manufacturers and National Council of Women waited on the Attorney General Mr Mullan urging the government to review their offal drainage policy. The group claimed the state faced legal advice and queried whether questions raised could be resolved by action to eradicate issues tied to hospital society and public welfare.
A speech by Sir Aveland Geis, pelich in a apeech declared wo pr edie to bey Round wiher ee Stouinn.
A scrambled clipping reports on car repairs and touring plans amid unusual delays. It mentions Oak and a general report of incidents in the area, with sparse details about the events and people involved.
Fragmented text mentions an afternoon event at a market and safety, referencing AG GN numbers and a tally of 43. Seems to cite individuals Abraham and Newitt in a historical context, but the readable details are garbled and incomplete.
Dredge Trinity Bay is laid up amid a crew dispute over overtime and week hours. Harbor officials proposed three quarters of an hour extra work to allow repairs. Firemen refuse overtime. union and harbor authorities discuss legal stance and next steps as the dredge remains idle.
Fractured OCR text hints at abolition era discourse. The snippet references discussions on emancipation and reform, implying debate on abolitionist strategies and political response in a historical periodical.
Melbourne March WI report notes progress in pulping quality at Australian timbers in Penn, with effort by the Institute of Science and Industry to advance biofuel and paper production efforts.
A fragmented note records a fortnightly gathering of the Kur sapetation group in Arta with Kelly presiding as chair, though many details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Sydney reports on a conference where the council and sailors union discuss the proposed decision involving court counsel and royal support measures. It notes the high court and payroll aspects, but the text is garbled with missing segments and unclear outcomes affecting veterans and war service arrangements.
The article recounts scattered notes on the tariff board meeting and reciprocal tariffs with New Zealand. It also mentions an armed robbery at Sinn Reiners Cemetery in Cork and a police case in Longreach involving Thorntons shop. Arrests are reported and items from the shop were seized.
Fragmented text mentions Ford agency names and car value notes. The readable portion references a motor agency and associated names, suggesting a trade or business notice about vehicle values or dealer details. The garbled source limits specifics but points to automotive commerce context.
Milian and Draper represent J Bray Lid offering complete household furnishings at Calrns. Sale includes all household items and will be held near Wednesday with Milica Milian managing the sale and setting prices.
Butleer, Butleer, auctioneer presents Gordonvale property with 88 acres cane land and river flat sections. Describes terms, deposits, and balance arrangements for multiple parcels including 100 and 108 acre lots, plant cane, horses, harness, and implements. Some figures unsettled, but sale emphasizes cash deposits and balanced terms.
Fragmented OCR text mentions rates and a master worker, with garbled place names and figures. It hints at a payment for certain services and a local area or governance reference. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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