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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

May 01, 1930

Page

10

Premier Moore welcomed in Cairns amid economy talks

A large Cairns gathering in the Shire Council chambers welcomed Premier A. E. Moore. Alderman Collins led praise for the government’s work while Moore urged fiscal restraint, stressed production growth, and promised sympathy on planned projects including Barron Falls power, timber industry needs, and Cairns port developments.

Cairns Cairns Shire W. A. Collins Queensland A. E. Moore Ald Mowe Moore Commonwealth Australia

Mining prospects and promises shape Queensland politics

A Brisbane discussion traces mining ventures in Queensland with talks of Lawn Hills and Croydon Palmer concessions, James Rutledge’s open assay policy at Chillagoe, and plans by English syndicates. It notes Whitworth Mining’s closure, Gov ernment support for Edge bore sites, and broader fiscal strains as Australia bears a large interest bill while seeking funding for future ventures.

Brisbane Coleen Sur Lawn Hills Leopoldt Sachs North Queensland England Croydon Palmer Oace England Whitworth Mining Corporation Broughton Edge Australia Edge Owever Griffiths Hill Chillagoe Rutledge Cloncurry

Court Age and Dominion Names Referenced in Majesty’s Practice

A fragment notes His Majesty submits names of the Dominions for consideration, stating the practice follows constitutional expectations. The passage underscores the process of involving dominion states in official naming or appointment decisions.

Dominions

Brutal murder shocks Melbourne taxi driver found shot on road

Horace Walpole a 36 year old taxi driver was found dead in his car on Queenscliffe road seven miles from Geelong. He was shot and covered with a travelling rug. pockets still held money. Police seek attacker who forced payment and fled. Walpole lived with his mother and brother at South Geelong. There were no signs of a struggle or known enemies.

Melbourne Queenscliffe Road Geelong Horace Walpole Walpole South Geelong

Man Fires On Roof, Shoots Self, Held For Inquiry

Police report a man named Ene Harris Brockwell, 24, fired shots in a Park Street house and wounded his right forearm before being arrested near town. A 22 calibre revolver with 32 rounds was found. He is held in hospital under guard as investigations continue into a separate shooting at Walpole.

Parkstreet Ene Harris Brockwell Walpole

Maltese Crisis Bishop's Bombshell Shocks election eve

On the eve of Malta’s election a church order by Monsignor Gonzi denounces voting for the Constitutional Party as a moral sin and restricts its adherents from church sacraments. Citizens are barred from campaign meetings and races, prompting police reinforcements as tensions rise and the government seeks papal clarification.

Malta Monsignor Gonzi Coo Constitutional Party Therty Lord Strickland Roti

Giant claws prepare to handle airships at Cardington

London April 2 enormous mechanical claws mounted on a trolley at Cardington air station promise to replace thousand workers in handling airships. The device moves the airship from sheds in windy conditions where 500 workers cannot operate, improving yard operations and reliability in rough weather.

London Apr Cardington Air Station

Raids Sweep Yangtse Front Near Shanghai Amid Labor Tensions

The towns of Keinli and Szeching near Yangtse and Shanghai were attacked and looted by bandits in the fourth major raid in four days. Thousands may have died, with inflaming literature seized and a purported link to Shanghai Communists. A Canadian missionary, Rev. C A Bridgman, who was seized at Changs haw, escaped with a Chinese pastor and reached Fouchow. Police conducted raids and arrests.

Keinli Yangtse Bank Yoghon Szeching Shanghai Shangha Hankow C A. Bridgman Foreign Mission Committee The United Church of Canada Changshaw Yangtse Fouchow

Arbitration Court Hears 48-Hour Week Claim adjourned

In Brisbane on April 29 the Arbitration Court heard unions seek a 48 hour week for public service. Mr. Carroll pressed for a month’s adjournment noting late service of the Crown claim and insufficient time to confer. The President and Public Service Commissioner argued against long adjournment, and the hearing was tentatively pushed to the following week.

Brisbane Arbitration Court Public Service R. J. Carroll Justice Webb Carroll Mr. Carroll J. D. Story Crown Heney T. Moroney Austra‘ Railways’ Union Papors Story

Royal Commission opens Chillagoe Mingana inquiry in Brisbane

Ex Justice Campbell leads a royal commission in Brisbane to probe Chillagoe and Mungana affairs. The inquiry covers Goddard's Chillagoe management, mineral lease forfeitures, leases in Frederick Reid’s name, and the formation of Mungana Mines Limited plus related companies. It also examines connections to Dunlop Reid, Dunlop sawmillers, and local public figures. Guidance and representation are listed for witnesses and parties as the commission begins with McGill’s opening address.

Brisbane Campbell New South Walga P. J. Goddard Chillagoe Goddard Frederick Reid Mungana Mines Limited Reid Queensland Algo Fluorapar Mining Company Limited Argentum Mining Company Limited Chillagne Mines Dunlop and Reid Tarzali Goddard and Reid Cairne

McGills Addres Act Not Observed in Chillagoe Case

Proceedings detail government handling of Chillagoe smelters and mine leases from 1917 to 1927. Notes include exemptions, manager appointments, payments, and a 1927 audit critique of general manager Goddard for preferential treatment of Frederick Reid and careless reporting.

Chillagoe Goddard Frederick Reid McCormack Mr. Beal Beal Me’k Coddard Chillawee Crowe

Also Mentioned on This Page

CIVIC MR. Moore Barron Falls Queensand Mr. & H. Warner Queens Cairns-Port Douglas Trade and Commerce W. C. Griffin Cairos Harbor CG. Duffy Eacham Tully Sugar Tite Hydro Electricity Kirtartns Messrs Ftockhart Greer Flockhart Barron Perro Palle Forestry Policy MR. Duffy Kirrima G. Duffy Palmerston Aed Sons of Relief E. A. Paren Mosttan Glasgow Manchester Chitral Also Chitral Geophysical Survey Rail Chillagoe and Mungana Royal Commission Mr. McGill ME. McGill Addres McGill M Méwing Co., Ltd Giroffe Larry Jane Dorothy Dorothy Extended Griffin Goverment Hirnderick Robert Alexan Dunlop Jane Lene Girofla MR. Goddard I. L. Goddard Cordeaux Mt. Elliott A. J. Jones Jones Mr. Jones Mt Mulligan Vou Auditor-General
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