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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 27, 1929
Page
10
Radio day timetable listing morning to night sessions with announcers, music, talks, weather, market updates, theatre features, and orchestral performances across intervals from 7:43 AM to close. Mentions The Tivoli Theatre broadcasts and various anthems, opera excerpts, and news summaries.
B C Balfe LD.S. operates from Lake Street next Gilak cors Studio and states no connection with Cairns dental firms. He promotes personal attention and experience in all dentistry, offering dentures from £5 5s with fit guaranteed and free extractions when teeth are replaced.
Street U announces in stock FRESH FISH KIPPERS BLOATERS SMOKED and FRESH HERRINGS RABBITS and SMALL GOODS daily. A special LISH HADDOCK is 1/6. Order early to avoid rush and secure your purchase.
The Morning Post cites Queensland politics to warn British electors about socialism. It argues such policy would harm industry and lead to economic instability, urging voters to beware moves toward socialist measures.
Charles I Rub insom storekeeper faced charges for threatening to publish harmful allegations about Ho Janes and Culbey to extort money. Jury found him guilty with mercy recommendation. Judge imposed 12 month sentence suspended on entering recognisance of £100 for 12 months good behavior.
London May 24 Mr S M Baldwin prime minister via private secretary notes a US aim for a two and a half percent settlement but he offers three and a half percent. Baldwin could not secure better terms and returned to London where the Cabinet accepted the American offer. He appealed to electors to vote Conservative for policy continuity and stable government.
Brisbane May 24 The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Australasia completes its conference with recommendations to amend the constitution on national insurance to protect friendly societies independence. A special committee will draft a revised oath list and another to compile a code of laws. West Australia proposal to cut conference representation fails. Officers are installed.
The Daily Express reports wide club discontent with the new leg before law and two rule sets. It notes no English club has adopted the changes, fears of a split from the Marylebone cricket club, and criticism of the worn two tare wickets at Lord's amid a harsh winter. Gilbert questions wicket preparation after a lopsided day, as pitches run low and scoring suffers across grounds.
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