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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
9
Port of Cairns timetable fragment notes a passenger or vessel departure yesterday for Canberra and the south. The garbled OCR records a passage listing times and destinations with accompanying route identifiers and port references.
Fragmentary market notes describe onions potatoes and weather effects with multiple garbled phrases. Some lines reference prices, quantities, and rower activity though details are unreadable.
Fragmentary text lists names and places with garbled lines. appears to be a missing relative notice or notice of inquiry with partial location markers and identifiers but unreadable specifics. No coherent event or dates are readable.
Ai Maresha Dioteies Morale, widow of Mir. W. Fy Swindley, died at Harberton Hospital aged 46. The family thanks the Marecbu Clariet Hospital staff for their kindness during her illness and acknowledges sympathy from friends.
Fragmentary obituary note referencing a memorial date in November and individuals associated with the service. The text is incomplete, showing names and locations only portions of a memorial notice.
fragmented article notes Australia’s electoral choice on a white Australia policy and national unity. quotes Daniel Webster and Theodore Roosevelt while warning electors to consider the nation’s liberty, progress, and security against perceived threats. references Bruce and a political coalition shaping the stakes for the three year term.
Fragmentary text mentions a due item at Farrpevile on December 2 with a cash amount and a person named Seth Ga Es. The legibility is insufficient to determine the event type or full proper names.
The speech rails against communism and mass rule while urging voters to support a policy ensuring Australia remains a white, decent nation. The speaker insists the government must protect constitutional liberties and the rule of law, warning against tyranny and elite influence.
The writer blasts Communists as a deadly new threat to democratic institutions and calls for urgent Labor Party action. Mr Tow Walsh is cited as detailing Communist aims and urging a clear foreign policy to defend constitutional rights and prevent a slide toward dictatorship.
In 1822 capital invested in Australian factories reached £145,408,198 with £220,002,985 noted. Mr Beuflin and Mr Theodore label the Bruce Page Party as crippling secondary industries while denouncing their charges as unfounded and misleading.
Wade Wr The State Weather in Barese Peter Drivers Thence.
A corrsapument reports on trade to cattle markets, noting Juneilall to Sydney shipments, rail transport, and fruits. Growers face rising costs while prices appear high, with figures from Troy growers suggesting some misgivings about market conditions.
An Innisfail labor matter details negotiations between water-side workers and shipowners under the Waterside Workers Federation. The text outlines employer registration rights and policies on employment of mariners and laborers, referencing authorized agreements, and the role of unions in setting terms for work aboard ships and shore facilities.
Sydney news reports Jude Edwarde presenting evidence on alleged inflated property declarations to secure advances. The Bank Commissionery officials and solicitors deny the allegations as the matter heads to a formal board session with a ministry report expected after counsel's addresses.
The article outlines a parliamentary deadlock as the United Party challenges the government's ability to govern. Absent votes and near to failing support threaten the Premier and cabinet, with Joseph Ward and party leaders in focus as next steps loom for a possible government change.
A report from May 19 describes a fatal shooting during a domestic dispute near Pawling Creek. Mrs. Inex Hiatt, wife of Antonio Hh ay, was killed after an altercation in their home. Police stated the assailant fled. investigation continues with no announced charges.
A trial summary shows Mrs. Marwick as a key witness in a divorce case with allegations of late payments and a strained marriage. Mr McGill is questioned about conversations during a party, and the proceedings discuss infidelity and the social circle around Nethertery Road.
An obscure report describes a ceremony with Archidencun Mating and Reversal and mentions the presence of a veteran airman. It notes the gathering, a brief address by Charles fan real fair Smith, and hopes for a suitable response from attendees.
Ingham reports show hospital losses surpassing £1,300 amid unclear figures and local concerns. Officials cite damage and fiscal strain as the town records tally uncertain expenditures.
Melbourne November 13. Walter Synnot a mariner and legal professional died at Toorak aged 79. The obituary notes his wide travel, public service and leadership roles, and mentions his involvement with local clubs and civic duties.
Italian reports say Etna’s lava flow is abating while eruption activity quiets. Official updates note reduced lava effusion and temperature indicators as monitoring continues.
The Cairne Branch of the Life Saving Society held a Wednesday evening program with various events. A swimming relay and canoe race were affected by inclement weather, with teams competing under limited conditions and officials noting adjusted warm up procedures.
Fragmentary text reports a court case with cruelty allegations involving a named individual. The readable portions mention a defendant and the location street name, but many words are garbled, limiting precise details of charges, date, or outcome.
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