General Meeting of the Weave Avencation
A general meeting is to be held tonight at 4 o clock at Eost and Ttediens. The organization expects a strong attendance of both current members and prospects.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
2
A general meeting is to be held tonight at 4 o clock at Eost and Ttediens. The organization expects a strong attendance of both current members and prospects.
A mixed batch of illustrated items including Seas and skies plus a family pet tale and light entertainment features. The fragmentary text lists several titles and authors with no cohesive narrative or readable plot details.
Notice is given that on May 1 1912 Ely Y Cee Eames is duly nominated to stand for the shore election in No 1 Division replacing the deceased William Jobs Munro. A poll by postal ballot will close at am on Wednesday May 29 1912. George Russell Mayers Returning Officer.
Fragmentary mining report details a crushing run and payments including 42 tons from Golden Gate No. 5 South Tributary and a return figure of 79 games with values around 249 per ounce totaling 216 pounds 18 shillings 6 pence. Mentions Pioneer Mill, Queens, and various prices for goods and readiness.
The report shows minerals other than gold or precious stones valued at £895,420 for the quarter ending March 31, compared with £289,974 a year earlier. Copper 3502 tons £294,190. Silver 64,028 oz £6,219. Lead 538 tons £51,386. Tin 160 tons £30,038. Zinc 253 tons £8,094. Wolfram 104 tons £10,317. Bismuth a quarter ton £96. Molybdenite 29 tons £940. Ironstone 13,895 tons £3,619. Bismuth and wolfram 44 tons £1,625.
London market figures show copper and tin price movements with various quotation figures. The report lists copper at 89 to 13/9 and forward prices around 71 for tin, with other bids and forwards noted including 301/10 and 212, alongside smaller sums such as 16107.
A May 1912 report notes that the recent Queeneland eviction campaign yielded notable strike activity and missteps. The principal strike committee displayed stronger antagonism than anticipated, signaling risks for the temperate public sentiment and overall campaign strategy.
The piece critiques Liberal voter apathy in central areas and notes registration gaps and nonvoters especially among women. It discusses propaganda absence, the rise of socialist candidates supported by Fisher and his followers, and hints at considerations for election reforms ahead of the federal and state polls.
The Cairns notes report a general meeting of the Cair Football Referee's Association scheduled for this evening led by Mr. J. Donal. A stray line mentions a hair tonic product and rainfall figures for Cairns with 8 inches 348 points last month, compared to a prior measure of 52 inches 31 points.
In yesterday’s event Bosanko’s bicycle race results were interrupted as a spectator, a 90-year-old man named Ahearn, suffered a leg injury after being struck by a swerving vehicle during the program. Ambulance attendants took him to hospital for treatment.
Cairns observed yesterday as a general public holiday with a main celebration at Normmeun Park. A large crowd attended Lorfe Theatre for variety acts and the Find of the Trail ending, with strong showings at Colres Theatre and Lyric crowd-pleasing performances featuring acrobats and a quartet providing variety acts.
A midweek Cairns Theatre show drew a good audience with several novelty acts. The main dramatic item titled Columbus Day Conspiracy centers on an Italian guest at a New York Columbus Day event and a young reporter. A bomb prank disrupts the scene as police are alerted. Comic films complemented the program and will repeat tonight and tomorrow with a Saturday night change.
Sydney witnesses heated the sugar commission hearing with Knox of the Colonial Sugar Refinery Company on the stand. Chairman Sir John Gordon pressed for direct answers while Knox read a prepared factual statement and declined to offer views, leading the commission to adjourn until the next morning.
The Education Commission held sittings in Brisbane with details on education spending. It notes departmental allocations over £400 to £300 and £200 ranges, plus counts of schools, teachers, and pupil enrollment. Attendance figures and regional statistics are provided for Queensland.
The trial into the charge of Bernard Mullet for unlawfully killing Alfred Anton Hrubm was resumed in Ve ulice Court. Witness Arthur Laon testified that on the previous Saturday the deceased and young Whittaker were joking. anvil and soap were involved. the accused advised them to continue work. Dr. May said a large brain clot caused by the injuries likely led to death. the defense was reserved and the accused remanded on bail.
In a Melbourne arbitration hearing the Tramway Co. faced questions over rent deductions from workers’ wages. Witnesses described wages being reduced by rent before overtime and holiday pay, with disputes over whether 2/19 was fully paid and why overtime remained unpaid. The President and Wilcox confronted the handling of house rent versus wages.
The Treasury returns show Queensland April revenue at £600,291, up £100,842 from last year. Increases came from Commonwealth receipts £630, taxation £12,603, territorial £26,172, and railways £538,908. Ten month revenue total £4,924,318, up £497,140 over 1911. expenditure for month £20,057 and ten months £4,130,267. revenue over expenditure for ten months £704,051, vs £759,818 last year.
Fragmentary notice claims a liniment from a Dr Bhsidon reduces pain. No clear event or verified outcome is provided.
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