Memorial Post Vandalism Response From Cairns City Council
In a May 27 letter Jor. Brows of Cairns K.S.S.1L.A. defends the city’s control of a local monument to the fallen. He states the secretary was directed to contact Cairns City Council and protest acts disrespecting the memorial and warns drastic action against offenders.
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Cairns
Cairne Salebradeh
K.S.S
A. Cairns
Leading article on Rotary system and waterfront trouble
A Cairns reader comments on a recent editorial and interview about the Rotary system on the waterfront. The letter defends the system, questions Moxon’s critique, cites stevedore charges of favoritism and corruption, and argues for orderly labor arrangements to heal disturbance at sea ports. The writer discusses ship gangs, foremen powers, and transfers, praising the Dillonites’ past work and urging industry stability.
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Mason
Moxon
Ferry
Queensland
J Urnell
Toto
Labor
Mexen
Dillerites
Induytr
Jeane Roes
Dillonites
Cairns
To the Man in the Street letter urges Cairns port growth
Eric McGuinness writes from Cairns on May 25 1028 urging North Queensland maps to show land and sea access from Cairns to the Gulf of Carpentaria. He argues rail and port connections are vital for cheap transport and industrial development and calls for a balanced port system with Cairns as a key shipping point.
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Queensland
Cairns
Gall of Carpentaria
York
Monk Gee
Nortsland
Widdey
Weasela
Ene Lend
North O Land
Apral
Seaboard
Lareembet
Davidii
Macaes Faninge
Emma
Port Curtis
Watersider
Tam
Man
Eric McGuinness
C/o
Cairns Carrying Company
Lake Street
Orange Juice Debate and Market Protection Echoes Cairns Post
A reader letter discusses envy against brands and asks if leaders like Austenbia and Cheyne have similar visions. It argues that protectionists mistake cheap imports for weakness, cites America’s open market versus Australian duties, and notes Cairns wharf could supply orange juice locally. It critiques government and industrial policy, urging self-reliance and protective measures while highlighting flaws in the current economic stance.
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Branda
Bacon
Jobriion
Voul Cheyne
America
Gourd
Cairns
Penasvenice
Europe
Jean Land
Catlon Park
Stralian Rui
Aval
Ae A
Aden
Australia
SCA
The Tangier Pea A Valuable Fodder Plant
A letter discusses the Tangier pea as a drought resistant, evergreen fodder crop from North Africa. It grows tall, forms a dense ground cover, yields nutritious foliage, and tolerates poor soil and heat. Journal readers share testimonials from the United States and California about its high yields and usefulness for stock feed.
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North Africa
United States
France
Queensland
California
Outa
H. Harrison
Cudgera Park
Burringhar
P.O. N.S.W
Cairns Cycle Riders Criticized for Training Practices
A reader visiting Norman Park notes Cairns cyclists train with improper spirit and discipline. He praises visiting riders from the South as better prepared and argues Cairns riders could improve by training more seriously and adapting strategies used elsewhere. He suggests reducing handicaps to boost local performance.
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Norman Park
Sandey
Cairns
Anne
Creese
Edinor
Boland's Special Price on White Osman Towels
Boland's advert notes White Osman towels measuring 27 by 10 inches with slim dimensions offered at a special price of 2 shillings 6 pence.
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Brockles
Nottingham
Poland
OSMAN
Bolands
Fowne
Boland Price
Poe
Ile
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