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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Mar 30, 1922

Page

4

Auction and property sale near Herberton opening tonight

An architect and meeting notice invites Bro FJ and others to a near Herberton sale on Niggert Creek. The listing includes farm lots of 63 and 53 acres with water, timber, and fences, plus stock and implements. Also notes obituaries for Millicent Wilson and Molly Wilks, tender calls for firewood and timber, and a sale drive led by local figures.

Erberton Lic Pilot &Nn Haeex Nigger Creek Herberton Parl Peng Mervelng

Market notes on midwinter wool and meat prices

The market shows lower prices for midwinter meat items with declines in weights and several districts reporting softer demand. Wool sales remained firm with wool skins dearer and best lots drawing bids. auction values around 427/13 and prices for three quarter wools ranged from 64d to 74d, with other lots around 12d to 44d for finer goods.

Mae Nahta Sey Ricky District Thag Watley Errina Sayer

The Metal Market Quotations Amid Market Fluctuations

The article lists metal quotations with figures for tin and copper and notes shifting prices. It mentions tondos and names like Maren and Coward as points of reference while outlining the general market direction and forward movement.

Coward

Quotations on revolution and law in the Rand crisis

A March 1922 reflection condemns extremism in trade unions during the Rand crisis. It cites disorder, violence, and economic damage, noting civil chaos and the danger of revolutionary policy driven by agitators. It warns civilized nations cannot afford such experiments and stresses the return to law and order.

Rand Mont Sible Gatte

Maritime Movements Across Cairne and Southern Ports

The Wyreems sail from Cairne at noon Friday for the Seud. The Nautilus arrives from Southern ports on Friday or Saturday with 100 tons cement and 30 tons general cargo. The balletina is expected to reach Chetail ports Saturday and depart for the Southern ports after a short stay. The Chanpsiin was dug at Thireday lard and will depart for Southern ports the same day. The Kvesnda sails from Cook town early Pring and will proceed to Tismayilla via ports. Information from the Maoiner of the Torn office at the ASS Co notes new vies and resceipts.

Brisbane Spork Balletina x Eal Thurstay Island Cooktown Tismayilla the Ass Co

Unclear OCR Fragment Names Places and People

Fragmentary text lists scattered names and places including Canberra and various odd terms. No coherent event or date emerges, preventing a clear news item. The readable parts suggest a mosaic of individuals and locales without a tied narrative or outcome.

Rand Labor Exposed as Example for Australia Policy

The Rand strike is cited as a lesson for Australia showing how labor unrest may influence national policy on immigration and the White Australia principle. It argues for steady immigration, closer ties with Britain, and land settlement to bolster rural life and counter industrial tensions.

Australia Commonwealth South Africa European Unioniaut Tomm Ely Sreker

He of the Red Hair in Wes lesday Court Session

In the Voice Court case over the wrecked Defiance four defendants charged with theft of a weasel were examined. A shock haired man with red hair, reputed leader of the quartet, drew witnesses and stoked the crowd with the nickname. The scene played to the amusement of onlookers as the trial unfolded.

Minister Replies to Conference Resolutions in Abolition Move

The minister refused to grant the request for abolition of school fees and stated opposition to adversarial tactics. He criticized the Trent department and union representatives, arguing against extending free transfers and asserting control over service allocations amid tense negotiations.

Firibane Muxhans Abolition al’ School Corymit

Brisbane Notes The Changer and The Water

Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about Brisbane notes and items labeled The Changer and The Water. Amid garbled lines are mentions of prices, dates, and place hints such as 2 Leet Street, with stray names and items appearing in a chaotic, unreadable layout.

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