High Water Timings and May Readings
High water marks recorded with multiple times in May across locations. Notable readings include 11:21 AM and 3:52 PM on May 65, 3:41 PM May 7, and 7:45 PM May 3 with additional 6:43 PM May in a separate note.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 05, 1930
Page
9
High water marks recorded with multiple times in May across locations. Notable readings include 11:21 AM and 3:52 PM on May 65, 3:41 PM May 7, and 7:45 PM May 3 with additional 6:43 PM May in a separate note.
An odd mix of moon phase timings May to June and a dense ledger of ship movements. It lists multiple moon phases with times, plus a sprawling catalog of vessels, routes, ports, and sailings from Brisbane, Sydney, London, Cairns, Fremantle, and others, with dates and service notes.
Readable fragments describe a hockey event with players such as Pavel M Cle and Winkworth, plus Brady and Romi. The text mentions teams and a planned game or vote related to a hockey match, but many names and details are garbled.
Report describes a police raid at a Redlynch venue where about a dozen people were gathered. Officers said the group was acting unlawfully and many were detained during the operation.
Fragmentary wire note mentions Mr Dwy and Ms Duff in Melbourne with arrangements for Friday arrival. references to a conference and planning activities with dates and names obscured by OCR errors.
Office holiday arrangements outline post and telegraph services. Labor Day opening hours listed as 9am to noon for all portals and telegraph stations. Telegraph men to attend as volunteers to handle duties and detertion of services.
Mining managers are asked to forward authentic reports to the Post for matters of public interest. The call emphasizes accurate accounts and timely submissions to inform readers about industry developments and related issues.
Relatives and friends of the late Jurs Mary Bannam Tille of Contaner Street are invited to attend her funeral. The Church of England service will be conducted by WM Vaughan and M Vaughan.
In a post on civic life, T McManus thanks Des Mansfeld Langan and hospital staff at Cairns District Hospital for skilled operation and kindness to his wife while an inmate. He also expresses gratitude to supporters and renews his pledge to serve in city elections.
The page notes spot and three month prices for metals with figures like 4601/1210 and 217/00, alongside references to electrolytes and American materials. It preserves mixed spellings and ambiguous figures from the clipping while indicating market activity for May.
The report notes weak copper and tin prices with producers urging protective moves. French and European demand shifts pressuring copper while Chinese production influences global markets. tariffs and temporary aid debates reflect hopes for stabilizing exports and sustaining mining activity amid low prices.
In remembrance of John Auderton who died May 3 1921 and of our mother and grandmother who died May 1928. Inserted by wife and family, and by daughters and grandchildren.
The Cairns Post discusses loans to other states amid election talk. It explains the Loan Council's role since 1927, its 1928 legal status, its control over state loan estimates, and how allocations are set based on money market conditions. It notes Queensland received 1,200,000 in new money for 1929-30.
Unclear OCR fragment reports mixed prices and goods from New Zealand and Australia. Mentions salted items, a cheese sale, and various unsalved lots with currency references. Details are fragmentary and non-specific, hindering precise summary.
In Brisbane on May 4 tips for Ascot races are listed with selections for each handicap and event. Choices include Second Tral Achieve or Tippe n ats Yer Old Van Prince of Jonas Valley in Handicaps and Novice races with riders names and horses such as Mine Zeta Polydorus Dudley Persne and Vain Bachelor.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a Mayap section and a Tuesday event with the mayor of Caiem and a Thomas Burns appearing before officials in the Cairne Police Court.
At the February 1990 Canberra meeting the Lean Council urged each Government to review existing and future Joan projects and to limit loan programmes to funds raisable in the Australian market. Governments must stay within allotments, with Queensland warned to meet its obligations or risk a damaged public life. McVilly Cairns notes.
Hambledon Mill pays 1/52 per ton for all cane crushed in 1920. The Local Cane Prices Board awarded terms for the year, with payment expected on or about the 12th instant.
Summary of a game at Parramatta Park where Brothers players suffered a broken finger, torn tongue requiring stitches, facial abrasions, and knee injuries. Ambulance staff ferried several injured players to hospital as the match extended to two hours with multiple rough incidents and bruising.
A meeting featured Mr Hives and Mr FC P Curlewis addressing workers amid unemployment concerns. The discussion pointed to government blame for economic strain, wage-cutting accusations against the Moore administration, and questions about Australia’s economic direction and tariff policies.
In a crowded meeting the speaker challenged the value of a relief scheme claiming it applied only to certain men and did not displace workers. References to the Arbitration Court and a proposed 48 hour week for government employees are noted as part of the discussion.
Arch ie McDonald of Mackay starts saving on verandahs with the Sutzl Blind a patented louvre enclosing system. Demand grows across Northern and Central Queensland homes as locals seek enclosed or fully open verandahs controllable by a single pull. Blinds are crafted from timber chosen for strength and lightness with regional timber sourcing under way.
A large, representative gathering in Brisbane saw tributes to Archbishop of Brisbane on eve of departure for Lambeth Conference. The Lord Mayor praised Del Sharp as a worthy Queensland figure while the Archbishop expressed gratitude and intent to continue ecclesiastical service in Australia for years.
Local notices promote W J Ferguson a familiar Queensland writer and Progressive National Organisation organizer to speak at Edmonton School of Arts. The event, tied to electoral campaigning, will feature Mr J Kenny and Mr W Ferguson and is set for 1 pm at Beart Mall, with farmers urged to attend.
May 1 report notes Attorney General MacGrowry’s visit to Cairns amid a by election and questions over alleged health issues and unpaid obligations. The brief cites political tension and candidate accountability in the regional contest.
The firm unveils its new factory for high quality goods in Abbotto Street. It features a modern production line with an up-to-date hammering department and a chair-making unit. Samples are on display in show windows.
The sturdy construction and tasteful design reflect credit on the town’s tradesmen. Their pride in quality supports skilled labor, draws residents, and boosts opportunities and contracts with southern firms, strengthening local crafts and industry.
A garbled historical correspondence fragment references names and a meeting at an unnamed Horners Test Offre on a Wednesday. The readable parts indicate a request or offer and mention a spouse, with several unreadable terms reducing clarity of purpose and participants.
A fragmentary critique rails at lavish American displays in a Saturday theatre in Australia. It condemns theatrical excess and mocks contemporary entertainment, referencing critics and civic culture amid broader debates on national taste.
The Howe Secretary said he has directed the Police Commissioner to investigate reports of violence at Japanese Island. Inquiries found some damage from a renovation incident and noted generally good conduct, with few disarrayed items and evidence of dining injuries.
A local veteran stated he never saw Japanese assault or conflict. A new case alleged Australians were jostled by Japan, with claims of a constable assaulted by several Japanese, who were said to be non Japanese in fact. The inquiry noted officers involved and disputed the article's details.
The death of Mrs. M. H. Tile occurred in Cairns Hospital yesterday morning. The late Mrs. Tile resided in Mareeba and recently came to Garris. Her husband predeceased her and the funeral will be raised to Mareeba. The service takes place at 3:31 this afternoon. The deceased lady was well known in the Mareeba district and was 7 years of age.
Fragmentary text reports a child living with her parents in Grienshewatreet near a cd. The Cairns Ambulance treated her after a morning incident. Further details are mangled, with references to severe toasts, arros, chunt and chenilters, and a twisting jog of hkwil from a ca eas.
Fragmentary text references a state supreme issue involving Sol and Holland. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. no coherent event, date, or entities can be confirmed.
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