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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1951
Page
4
The report discusses fears that a hydrogen bomb could threaten American defenses and seaports. It notes potential delivery methods using aircraft or missiles, and compares explosive yields with early hydrogen bomb tests. Authorities warn of strategic dangers to coastal cities and emphasize the need for improved defense measures.
The Pest and Diseases Board notes potential severe rat damage in the 1951 crop. At the March meeting, chaired by L. Christensen and with members including E FOP Fare and OM Barton, officials discussed early signs and urged monitoring.
Fragmentary report discusses cane disease and weevil damage, plus insecticide use and field losses. Mentions plagues of grubs, rainfall effects, and financial figures for pig culls, acreages treated, and 1980 spraying. Notes on harborage destruction and proposed controls with hexachloride.
The pig branch of the Department of Agriculture notes high fattening in market pigs and urges farmers to use proper feeding and stable pig breeds. Demonstrations at Regina and planned tests at Palen Creek Prison aim to show how correct feeding improves market quality and reduces surplus.
Agricultural guidance urges machine owners to follow the lubrication instructions in the machines’ manuals. Regular pump lubrication, valve cleaning, and vacuum pump maintenance prevent contamination and wear. weekly cleaning and lubrication of moving parts are advised, along with fuel and moisture control to protect efficiency.
Buddleias grow straggling and require space and periodic trimming but are showy and sweetly scented. They form large terminal spikes with color varieties of violet white and yellow. Cuttings from side shoots root in summer or wet conditions direct in beds. Best growth in open sunny soil. attracts butterflies, hence the common name Butterfly Bush.
A garbled passage discusses backward fullets and poultry practices, mentioning birds like pullets and Be, with references to feeding, production, and sale. It notes management observations, expected growth, and concerns over cage or disease risks. The text also mentions plants, Bougainvillea, and garden conditions amid unclear context.
A gardening correspondent shares questions on growing Granada and orange varieties, grafting, planting times, and pest control. Advice covers grub management, spray options, mulch, and feeding routines for songbirds and poultry in the garden.
A terse jumbled note from the public house hints at three items labeled novelty, sparking confusion and a lively barroom discussion about what qualifies as novelty and what should be kept on display.
The report notes plans for an April sale run by Mrs Dustop and Mrs Morton. A musical afternoon in April is planned, invitations issued, and Guild members arrange to meet at Slanse to prepare for the arrival of new Home Missionary Jeoras Stewart and wife. Hostesses Mrs Morton and Mira Watkin aided.
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