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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
7
Fragmentary readout notes tides on Sunday the 6th, with references to maursus ermine. Readable portions suggest coastal activity and unusual wildlife mentions, but details are incomplete and dates unclear. Further text needed for precise event and location.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a voyage from The Ormee to Melbourne and Sydney with dates near March and March 22, mentioning Brisbane, Canberra, and Cairns. References to Sea travel and a journey ending in March with various places named and unclear timings.
A fragmented report outlines a farmer meeting about crop losses and cooperative actions amid water and fuel constraints. Arguments reference a potential labor effort, with mentions of shared equipment and regional markets as communities weigh sustainable harvest strategies.
Fragmentary notes describe City Gardens curatorial activity and a March meeting led by Mr Ate Armin. The report references a confrontational event at the polling place and mentions a curious spectacle near an esplanade, with repeated entries about league competition and urban scenes.
February averages for Lomdom Metal Market show prices across copper, zinc, and other metals. The figures list standards, per ton rates, and per pound values with multiple units and currency markers reflecting market quoting conventions.
London March 15 report notes a price trend in the cable series with no clear figures. The brief mentions market activity and a general uptick in prices observed by traders.
Fragmented notes describe moderate prices and uncertain demand at a Brisbane market. Mentions improved rates for precadas and lucerne, with clearances and weed issues affecting supply and pricing.
Tyas the SE convener outlines a nationwide Irish event with religious services at St James Church and a National Irish choir concert at Faber Hall. In Gordonvale activities include a charity word games race and community gathering, highlighting cultural rites and local participation.
Fragmentary text references a deadly night incident involving poison and a named authority. Ioften reads as garbled OCR with mentions of a town, residents, and an unnamed “Aker” figure. Details, names, and exact events are unreadable.
March 16 report notes Dorman and Lam scheme rejected by the Brisbane group. The Premier says the bridge plan for Kangaroo Point will not proceed and funding or central estate actions are debated.
March 14 reports the Bowles case in Perth with police witness Cnatahle Femn testifying. The accused Bowles was seen near Merthakareik inttle. details describe his arrest, statements, and the sequence of testimonies as authorities pursue evidence.
The speech by NSW Premier Lang provoked rapid developments as the Commonwealth House in a broad majority authorized revenue garnishee power to cover NSW debts. The event drew sharp criticism of Lang’s stance, with calls to uphold probity and the Commonwealth’s authority against repudiation. The debate weighed public duty, state autonomy, and Australia’s financial integrity amid political tension.
In the Inowsiail district a standout Jack Fruit on a single stem drew attention at a local exhibit. Mr E well known from Maneoo presented the three-fruit stem, praised by onlookers as a splendid tropical specimen. Thunder storms loom for most regions with variable coastal conditions and a launch incident near Port Douglas is noted with passengers safely conveyed.
City court hears that Solicitor J Quilter, newly arrived from Western Queensland, will assist in Cairns with practical experience. Police registrar notes surprise at EML lunch and warm reception.
Henry Dalziel, ex 15th Battalion ALF, awarded the Victoria Cross in 1918 on Independence Day during the Hamel operation, now pursues comic and sentimental song writing. A North Queenslander and Cairns-Atherton railway deserter, he enlisted at 21, famed for dash and courage that once threatened to become enduring success. He survived machine gun fire and injuries to his head and leg, and now resides in Stipes.
Australian Cable Service reports a leopard attack in a remote region where warnings were not heeded, resulting in a child’s death. Authorities warn residents to stay indoors as wildlife safety measures are reviewed.
Fragmented OCR text describes an Adelaide event on March 16 involving the Pant Tuer Sirsthamer and Strathmavers, aiming to complete a voyage in 27 hours. Details are garbled, with names and actions unclear but centered on a rapid crossing to Adelaide and a measure of average performance.
Mr McRobert notes that ten tie send sndvested tobacco growers association members are gathering to inform a national body about the Primary Producers Organization and Marketing Acts. The aim is to coordinate activities and potentially have the industry declared. He urges timely action to prevent misuse of liberal organizing facilities.
Provision to allow 15 primary practisers to register 53 Local Producers Association. tobacco growers may join as primary producers under the Act. Council favors a conference of state tobacco grower associations to discuss applying the Act to tobacco and linking with the Queensland Producers Association under the Primary Producers Organisation and Markettime Act.
Paris reports an agitation over tombstone sales designed to deter potential landings near Le Bourget aerodrome. Chevalsein advocates claim Meaves could aid in emergency landings, arguing a practical use outweighs resistance.
New York report dated March 15 outlines efforts by Australian Cable Service amid a Lindseach kidnapping case. The brief notes multiple blind clues and mentions Demir and Haley in connection with the developing story, with sparse readable details available.
A report from Lindlebeghs area notes a peculiar incident involving a woman seen near chalets. Authorities are reviewing footage and pursuing leads as residents report odd behavior and disturbances near the property.
Mr Hambridge cites Australasian repeal impact criticizing unemployment payments while lauding the Moore Government for restoring essential mining operations. Dr H I Jonmen, a noted geologist, says the enterprise boosts northern production and may raise state mineral output by £500,000 yearly. Government ventilation efforts and Royal Commission recommendations have shaped new Mining Acts and Miners Homestead Leases.
Innisfail March 16 The steamer Inmetal grounded off the Johnstone River and later berthed at the town wharf. Acting Master Aitkin held a preliminary inquiry into the grounding with Pilot Caless and other witnesses, detailing attempts to refloat the vessel and the tidal conditions affecting the bar.
Partial readable text shows cost assessment nearing completion with a total around 250 pounds. The document mentions protests or challenges to the costs and potential future orders allowing production of certificates or evidence in support of damages.
During the war conubition was exercised to the Bungalow where residents faced limited service. The discussion notes a reduction in distribution costs and a plan for new connections. Figures indicate 124 additional consumers served and a 21M reduction in certain rates.
Fragmentary passage praises Mr Anthony and a stall team for excellent work in a Commonwealth project. Mentions Ald RO and Mayor. uncertain details about a procurement or operating bid. Ambiguous wording and damaged text hinder clear identification of event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a promised road opening in May 1990. Local signs and officials appear to be involved, with unclear details on the exact road or proceeding.
Fragmented report details a Sandgate oceanics team member and a set of swimmers including Hinton Waney Syl, with mentions of the Northern tour and club secretary involvement. The text references a selection process for a Cairns Ladies' Swimming Trial and mentions assistants and organizers connected to the Gino Mee organization.
A local event schedule announces a Sunday gathering at Beiskane featuring Grinkame on March 2. Details are limited in the fragmentary text.
A scrambled record shows mixed remarks about suspension, Prime Minister tactics, and New South Wales funding disputes. Discussion centers on the amount 194,182 and requests for changes to dues, with MPs shouting “Shame” and presses for moves in parliament.
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