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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
12
Representatives discussed immediate government inquiry into the beater supply and wartime shortages. Gregory urged a unity of product over coal, noting revenue growth since 1921 and the need for an urgent plan. Brace warned of possible delays affecting import and production.
A fragment discusses the use of sand and soil compositions in ball preparation at Lords and its impact on playing conditions. It notes batsmen’s opinions about turf and sand mixtures, referencing a questionnaire and officials preferring coarser grass over finer turf.
A disjointed, era approximate notice describes morning stiffness and joint pain from uric acid buildup. It suggests the body wastes and toxins overwhelm the kidneys and bloodstream, causing fatigue and a long journey toward ill health.
London reports the joint committees of the Industrial Conference issue an unemployment study urging extended export credits, reestablished liberal wages, and British controlled municipal contracts. It backs rapid naturalisation of industry and a national programme, while warning that gains depend on policy and monetary action since 1919.
New York March 12 The United correspondent notes the frozen meat idea remains in early stages economically and not widely used commercially aside from fish and fowls. Beef has seen little application of the method, with Birdseye's experiment using temperatures around 40 degrees below zero.
British officials show reluctance on a Reparations Bank proposal. Business circles critique it from two angles: risk to trade if delivery in kind expands, and danger of London rate influence if a powerful creditor group controls the bank.
Earth tremors persisted in Wellington as Arthur's Pass suffered further damage. Strong shaking on Saturday severely damaged the moda over the pass and disrupted remedial preparations, with ongoing concern over stability and safety.
The annual conference of the association met in Cairns on February 16 and 17 with most delegates present except the president. Elections chose R Woods and J W Palmer to federal council, J W Chandler as general secretary, and a plan to revisit amalgamation after low turnout. The discussion covered arbitration awards and branch representation.
London March 12 The Committee of Experts on Reparations held a plenary session in Paris to discuss the functions of the proposed new International Bank for reparations payments. A sub committee led by Lord Revelstoke will prepare a report on sanctions, exchange market safeguards, central bank relations, credit capacity, and capital structure.
Melbourne reports a cowardly attack on timber workers at a Mooney Ponds house yesterday morning. A carpenter and an apprentice were struck when attackers demanded work cease. About ten men in a motor car fled the scene to avoid detection. Police searched for offenders but found no trace.
A fragmented retail blurb describes a black braided straw hat with a gilded lace crown and velvet clusters. It lists Boland's price at 35 and another item at 25 marked Velvet flowers and velvet ornaments.
Readable scraps describe a range of dresses including white voile with smocked sides, lemon crepe de Chine with tucked GAELY details, and georgette gowns with embroidery. Prices tagged from 9/ to 128/ with Boland’s labels, mentioning frocks for maids, smart daywear, and evening pieces with lace, collars, and decorative finishes.
An old catalog lists Boland's hosiery and related items with prices for full fashioned silk and cotton tops and soles. Shades include Champagne Hoggar Patio Dune and Black White Venus Arab and more, with prices ranging from 2/11 to 19/6 per pair.
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