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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
3
Ines Commonwealth Bank offices at Crouch Building 72 Lake Street Cairns list telephone 295 Prime 2095. The entry records a business card style notice for surgeon dentist E C Crouch of Sydney University with contact details in Cairns.
A parliamentary hearing reveals tension over Federal disability grants. McFarLane argues some state projections overstate effects and warns against dangerous precedents. The chairman seeks careful examination and possible two‑phase funding, while noting limited Commonwealth leverage over state policy.
Record shows rainfall at the Tuy Gate Gillies Highway for January to April 9, 1954. Gatekeeper J W Witow notes inches for January February March and April to date. Data reflects monthly totals and partial totals up to April 9.
In Cairns, on April 13, William Knight admitted stealing a gentleman's bicycle valued at £2, from near St Anthony's Hospital. The frame was discarded in Lily Creek, tyres recovered but ownership disputed. Knight was ordered to enter recognizance to reappear within 12 months, with a warning of severity if convicted again, and the frame returned to its owner.
A chaotic fragment details Jubilee Sale crowds near 200 buyers viewing a bridge project. It mentions Mr. Bort Gane in charge and a council rates dispute. The event includes furniture like Oak Dining Chairs and a commode, with sale prices around 9s 6d and 1s 3d, plus a summary of materials and labor.
May 2 in Sydney the Prime Minister Wom J.A yenis accepted the offer to make a tent to New Zealand to wake messages Troan the Tinvernor-General, Prime Minister and there swell Anne Aisa from.
In Parliament, McParlane and McFarlane discussed future years and excess revenue. The Chairman questioned whether 417 JQRIKH from Ivan jumda would be drawn, while Treasury bills funded deficits. The Commonwealth Commissioner noted obligations to pay customs revenue, warning the obligation could dissolve with shifts in the financial framework.
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