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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1952
Page
4
Advertising rates apply to space used in The Cairns Post for casual advertisements. Rounding and rates vary by size and placement. The notice lists pricing terms and conditions for display listings, urging advertisers to consult the office for details.
Fragmentary broadcast guide lists numbers, music blocks, times and names like News News Music and Dance. It mentions School Bromiean and Charles Thomas with scattered items such as Breakfast Seminar and Tunes Top. The text reads as a dated archive entry with several stray labels and no coherent event.
A St Marie school event featured dancing, readings, and tableaux under Mrs Chibolm and Rev Toft. Students performed Shamrock Dance and The Bear Little Shamrock while songs like God Save the Queen closed the program. Funds and attendance boosted School of Arts activities in Herberton.
A fragmented program listing shows varied items from music segments to school broadcasts and devotional tunes. It mentions events like Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Continental Cabaret with times referencing a dense schedule across News and Music slots.
Rabinda March 20 Rotary Club of Bapfinda held a weekly dinner with President Pee Willett presiding on Tuesday evening March 1. Attendance reached per cent despite limited guests. Rotarians discussed finances and honored visiting Rotarian Doug Webster with remarks on improving club funds.
A disjointed report from Mossman details multiple weekend incidents including gropers and a large forty to three hundred pound catch, with injuries from a bat exhaust pipe and a palm injury from a dropped object. Local social events feature a card party, a football club fundraiser dance, and numerous visitors at the Mossman area, Cairns, Bamboo Creek, and Porpoise regions.
Reports list passengers arriving by ANA and ASA planes on Saturday and Sunday to Townsville, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney. Names include Wilkinson Howe L Henry Stapleton Web ber, Miss Munigan, Mr Madden, Mrs Austin, Mr Oldham, and numerous others among travelers and entertainments.
An anonymous letter to the Press questions council road building and urges action before the election. At the Johnstone Shire Council meeting deputy chair Dr W C Shayl defends focusing on dirt road quality and maintenance while stressing openness with residents. The letter cites concerns about road settlement and infrastructure plans in the Johnstone Shire.
At a Thursday night Johnstone State Council session, members discussed a planned levee level bridge project and potential three week work stoppages. The meeting touched on contractor delays, conditions at the site, and coordination with the Australian Sugar Company.
Fragmented OCR prose references wax history and horrors with shattered phrases. Mentions include Hitler, a British radio man, and a reward for information, suggesting a vague historical crime or propaganda fragment with disjointed quotes and names.
The Innisfail street scene reports a monthly meeting of the Jchesone Batey Crane committee. Dr. RF Cosig requests a compiledRenkin street improvement plan from Alice Street to a small crest. Heidrell notes neglected area and the hospital street traffic. An engineer prepared an estimate for 1582 53 Budest. Postmasters General cables discuss water main interference.
FYNTSFALL March 30. discussion over a fatality at Bend where a pedestrian was knocked over. Speakers urge Main Roads to place yellow discs every 15m at bends to reduce accidents. Officials defend road design while calling for safety measures.
Residents in several counties face continued travel disruption as snow and ice damage key routes. State agencies coordinate plowing, safety checks, and alternate detours while crews assess road conditions and restore essential links to towns. Local officials urge drivers to stay informed and conserve fuel amid ongoing closures.
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