Traffic breaches on Range Main Road lead to fines
A series of traffic breach cases were heard by I. Kelly and I. M. in court yesterday morning on the Range Main Road near Cairns. Defendants faced fines plus costs for speeding, driving out of timetable, and riding cycles on restricted times, with several convictions and administrative penalties recorded.
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OM Range Main Road
I H.kelly
I.M
Kate Rowe
J. Stevens
Cairns
Ranwe
F. Ky Bennett
Delemdant
Kaine
J. F. McLaughlin
E. R B. Wondloble
Guilic
Stevens
Woodiorde
Iodelaed
Bennett
Woodforde
Bet Woodforde
Coats
J. G. Drake
Richard Trevwr
Reid
Fael
K. Bennett
Wit Tower
Visitors at Roseville Me Visited by Local Officials and Earnest Claimants
Shire Clerk Peown visited to discuss Home Rule for a week with no eye to repairs on a disputed claim. Warden Bee spent days in the district while O'Donnell of Cooktown Wireless toured on holiday with O'Dea a local resident eyeing mining resources and planning further time there. O'Dea holds an option on the claim of H. Bishop and Mr. Finegan. Miss N. Francis, visiting Roseville, returns via Cairns to Atherton after three weeks.
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Peown
Bee
O'Donnell
Cooktown Wireless
O'Dea
Dow Telow
Finegan
N. Francis
Roseville
Cairns
Atherton
Main Roads Case In Cairns Old Gate Name Confusion
A Cairns court heard the Main Roads case involving a motorist at the top gate of the Cairns Range road. The defendant gave the name Jack Taylor, while witnesses identified him as Richard Treloar also known as Charlie. The confusion led to a acquittal after considering speech impediment and misidentification.
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Bb CV Reilly
Cairns
Ridhwil ‘Vretowr Steel Charger
Jack Taylor
C. K. Hennett
Compissioner
Mir
Drake
Murray
Hennetts
John Witlam Tidbee
Cairns Range
Sbe
Defendant
Wettess
Wiines
Uoirns
Bruce Defendant
Noj
Chen
Taylor
Loughfer
Richard Treloar
Charlie
Jack ‘Ireloar
Mosarn
Hesdaid
Wien
Bern
Tidhoe
Olea
Trelawr
Gaiper
Sternberg
J. Taylor
Jack
Tidloe
Lower moral standards debated in child endowment issue
Brisbane reports show the union opposing child endowment as a threat to home life and morals. They argue it undermines family stability by altering husbands wages and favoring married women, citing concerns from clergymen and direct experience in Canada, America, and Queensland.
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Brisbane
Theis Union
Canada
America
Queensland
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