TIDES LIST FOR MAY DATES AND TIMES
The record lists tide times: May 1 at 3.27 a.m. and 6.27 p.m. May 13 at 6.47 a.m. and 7.32 p.m. May 14 at 7.22 a.m. and 1 p.m. Also notes Q tides at 12-467 a.m. and 7.1 p.m. on May 13.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 11, 1931
Page
7
The record lists tide times: May 1 at 3.27 a.m. and 6.27 p.m. May 13 at 6.47 a.m. and 7.32 p.m. May 14 at 7.22 a.m. and 1 p.m. Also notes Q tides at 12-467 a.m. and 7.1 p.m. on May 13.
The calendar notes a New Moon occurring May 1 at 1 27 a.m and a First Quarter on May 22 at 5 38 p.m. The listings provide times for the lunar phases this month.
Notices list multiple ship movements from Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns and London for Orient Line and related services. Vessels including Orangal, Canberra, Ormiston, Taiping, Chamgte, Kallatina, Canonbar, Dorama, Orama, Orford, Ormonde, Orsova, Jervis Bay, Largs Bay, Remo, Esquiling, Romolo, Narkunda, Naldera, Mongolia, Barraboel and others show arrival and departure dates, with destinations London or Brisbane and various May to July windows.
A Herberton Hospital Committee meeting chaired by Ledlie discussed the Home Secretary objection to the new financial rule except Clause B enabling private ward access. Reports include Ravens event ball proceeds of £11, hospital financials, and a Raster bazaar net £99 2 4.
London metal prices for the week show copper advancing to about £45 per ton forward with spot near £13/2/6 and averages around £45. Lead quotes span spot £11/17/6 to forward £12. silver standard quotes vary with spot around £11 to £12 per ounce and forwards similar.
Brisbane May 10 light farm produce at Roma street with fodder demand unchanged. Alon half the incerne chaff sold 3 to 4.5 percent. No fecal chaff and no small rise of mixed chaff at 4 percent. Goat lucerne 2/4 to 2/2. Wheat and turmeric notes misread. Maize weak demand. Potatoes 3 to 5/6, quality poor.
Brisbane vendors list May and Cubbage Stanthorpe goods and locally grown produce with prices for beans tomatoes cucumbers beets chokoes celery marrows lettuce carrots lemons quinces oranges grapes apples and pears. Includes imported Tasmanian and Victorian fruits and poultry prices with market notes on demand and bananas.
Our Innisfail correspondent reports G R Blair has been appointed secretary of the South Johnstone Co operative Sugar Milling Association Ltd. He previously served as accountant at Tully Central Mill and earlier with the Bureau of Central Sugar Mills at Rabinda South Johnstone and Tully. Blair has 18 years in sugar mill accountancy and is well known in Innisfail for his courteous manner and business ability.
Mr R Schinkel extends thanks to Dr Townsend Matron and nursing staff of Tully General Hospital and to the Tully Picture Theatre management for attention and kindness shown during his recent illness.
In loving memory of our dear mother who departed this life on May Wth 1930. Her loving son and daughters insert this tribute.
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The article argues for diversifying beyond sugar in Mossman to Ing ham, highlighting timber and mineral wealth, dairying, and land development. It condemns overreliance on one industry and warns of unemployment while urging policy to build a robust regional economy.
A Cairns gathering praised Mr. F P Curlewis for his decades of service to the Far North sugar industry. He impressed as a logical, fair leader and earned a State role on a recent Committee of Inquiry. He is leaving Cairns for a new position in Brisbane with significant industry impact.
A voice emphasizes accelerating development and expanding industries to improve living standards, increase population, and provide essential comforts and services linked to industrial progress and civilization.
There were no cases set down for decision and a clean sheet was recorded in all departments at the City Police Court on Saturday.
Weeds and grass on Abbott Street between Minnie and Florence streets have become tall. Residents discuss naming the area The Junie and consider ringing the timber with a relief gang to curb growth.
The Banana Industry Protection Board reminds advertisers that all commercial banana orchards must register for the year ending March 30, 1932. Application cards are available from board agents in each district or at the Department of Agriculture and Stock office on William Street in Brisbane.
Under the Mareeba Water Authority by laws misist and undue consumption of water is addressed. Water for pardoning purposes is prohibited except 6 am to 8 am and 4 pm to 7 pm daily. Sprinklers and mechanical devices are banned at all times, and gardening may only use water by hand.
William Ager of South Grafton argues for abolishing state parliaments but retaining national and local self governing bodies. He urges a redesigned federation with two government tiers, broader national powers, and strong local territorial administrations to boost development across Australia.
The article notes widespread homage to mothers in Christian communities worldwide. It describes the emblem as a white flower or a white bow symbolizing purity, service, and sacrifice of motherhood and honors mothers everywhere.
Large congregations attended both morning and evening services at St Andrew Presbyterian Church. The children's choir, 40 to 50 strong, was led by Miss Isabella M Kengie with Mrs Dudley Chalk as organist. A huge white bow decorated the pulpit, and Rev. RK Reid officiated with discourses fitting the festival. The evening service saw especially large attendance as the senior choir conducted by Mr A Price offered suitable praise.
The Carns Central Methodist Church celebrated Mothers Day with fern frond inscriptions and strong services led by Rev. E. E. Potter. Morning and evening addresses drew attentive congregations, supported by noted organists and conductors. The Cairns Salvation Army also devoted the day to Mothers Day activities with heartfelt addresses and festive music.
Public notice covers the Far Northern tour for Minister for Mines Hon E A Atherton. The schedule runs May 10 to May 26 with departures from Brisbane, Cairns and Atherton, including stops at Chillagoe Tate Tin Ravenshoe and Herberton, ending in Geraldton.
The report describes a climb to Cairne summit at 3 016 feet greet by a splendid view of Cairne Gardonvale and sea islands. The descent was completed in one and a half hours.
Dr Mannix Archbishop of Melbourne and Pr McCarthy Bishop of Sandhurst led a party including Heavey and Phelan on a two day tour of the Tablelands returning to Cairns Saturday. They planned visits to Kuranda and coastal areas with a farewell concert in Cairns before leaving for the south on Wednesday.
Mr Curlewis receives the Canegrowers' Association secretaryship at the Strand Hotel as Mr Ferguson lauds the sugar industry’s organisation. He vows to serve Cairns growers with diligence, noting the association’s high standards and the need to carry out duties effectively. Applause closes the event.
Tully May 19 directors of the Tully Sugar Mill will meet on Thursday and a canegrowers meeting will be held on Friday to discuss business linked to the acquisition of the Tully Mill and the forthcoming crushing season. Mr AW Fadden, financial adviser to the growers, will attend.
Mr J C Kenny MLA will depart Brisbane by air to Peeramon then visit Rei Lynch Freshwater Stratford Cairns Oak Forest Mon Repos Monamona Mission and Thursday Island. He will meet Home Secretary Petersen in Cairns and later tour Torres Strait islands before returning to Cairns and touring Minas Man Cooktown Darntree Bayjev’s Creek and Gulf areas.
Mr J C Kenny reports receipt of a Department of Public Instruction letter from Brisbane. It states the Works Department has been asked to give favourable consideration to erecting a Redlynch school building when funds become available. Director of Education B McKenna signs.
Rain fell in Tully over Friday and Saturday with 48 hour rainfall reaching 105 polmes. Registration details appear incomplete and unclear in the report.
Australian cable reports Frederick Elliott of Tully North Queensland seeking a wife through the mayor. Elliott 35, employed, with house and property, recalls a year ago a girl asked a mayor to find a partner and wonders if he knows someone suitable.
Innisfail mourns Dr J Hastings Reed a sugar industry veteran of fifty years. He headed Fearnley and Co Cairns harbor board and shire council service and introduced Badita cane to the Far North. A reserved scientist with strong public duty his counsel aided Cairns and the sugar industry and his memory endures in the region.
A farewell tribute honors Mr. Curlew who led the sugar industry in the Cairns district for about 20 years. Speakers praise his knowledge and service, noting the impact on the region and the industry as he departs office.
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