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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
5
A late May dispatch reports Allied powers near a trade settlement with Russia. France maintains a hard line while Britain and Italy press for concessions. The French plan omits broad references while a key British delegation hints at limited access for Russia.
Local report notes a cane farmer case where workers contend overtime entitlement from their employer. The employer disputes overtime payments claiming the workers were not entitled to overtime pay.
A Japanese greeting marked by a vast show of affection as Prince Wales departs after a visit. An official note sent a cordial message to the Regent while the crowds, numbering in the thousands, showered him with warmth and praise during the farewell events in Tokyo.
Fragmented text discusses changes to a land law related to soldier settlers and perpetual leases, aiming to repeal certain provisions. It mentions resident obligations giving veterans priority over civilians and potential amendments to soldier settlement schemes. Mixed with a separate Brisbane May 10 item about beef outlook and Townsville exports, weathered by brief remarks on trade prospects and political references.
Mackay jurors face a new trial in the Waters case as the Chief Justice suggests the verdict may be reconsidered. The deliberations centered on Sinclair Templeioe and Perry with arguments about a prior association and the influence on the original decision. The court emphasizes the need for a fair evaluation of the evidence before ruling on the retrial.
A rescuer and a director of Flame Croce Mil aided a family during a high tide near Newbury. They pulled a woman from the water just as the tide receded, enabling a swift recovery. Newbury saw the incident involve a man, three children, and the rescued woman later identified.
In the toc ward and Calder advertising that they will submit to public auction the Hibernian xe on Th a3 at 2.30. Furniture of Mr N W Taylor will be sold. The display includes an Upright Piano in excellent tone and condition and a fine home furnishing collection worth inspection.
In interview Senator Givens discusses Australia’s sugar supply during wartime, noting the population enjoyed ample sugar at unusually low prices. He argues the deficit was manageable and highlights the impact of the industry and government factors on consumer costs.
Mr Gillies argues for greater expert guidance in cotton culture, stressing the value of trained agronomists for improving yields and farm management. He warns that practical knowledge alone cannot meet rising demands and prices.
A brief note reports an incident where an individual was struck by a train leading to injuries or death, with limited readable details on location or chronology.
From our correspondent: a May deputation session reports the Premier agreeing to allocate £210,000 of next year’s funds for the Cairns Innisfail railway project and line improvements. Other deputations urged safety, speed, and river works as part of the proposed program. a full report appears tomorrow.
Fragmentary item mentions figures and individuals in cryptic context. Reads like a brief note on a conference and a possible reference to Waihi Gold in a discarded line. Details are incomplete and names uncertain.
Our correspondent recounts the Premier's trek toward Beatrice and the Beatrice river crossing. A later note describes a rescue near the Jordan Creek mine and weather clearing after showers, with details of the river’s width and surrounding terrain.
Fragmentary report describes a two foot itemline event with speakers including Shire Counc and railway commissioner Davide. The arrival of ministers and boarding at the train is noted along with talk of future development and a reference to Whig Austrian policy toward the North.
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