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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1945
Page
5
Cooktown notes report very hot weather with rain and a brief social mention. Mrs J Tal of Jubilee Creek, with daughter Mavis and son, visited Cooktown last week. Parson and Ayton mill manager E Phillive referenced in passing.
A fragmentary report discusses the future of Mascot Aerodrome. The text references city planning debates and the perceived scale of the airport within Australia, noting the model role for large Commonwealth airports and a comparison to urban center proximity.
The Travel and Industrial Development Association of Great Britain and Ireland urges faster derequisitioning of hotels and faster rehabilitation of serviced facilities. Leaders from rail, air and transport sectors warn that continued delays threaten Britain's tourist trade and hotel capacity. The group demands prioritization of the process to restore hotel stock and support tourism growth nationwide.
An era of ample water supply is promised as Stewarts and Linyds accelerate steel piping production. Homewater service remains secure and abundant, with reliable deliveries expected soon. Stay in touch with your usual supplier for updates.
The notice advertises savings certificates from Stewarts a4 Lloyds with terms and rates. It mentions promotional offers and general terms for earning interest, with emphasis on saving and securing funds through the certificate program.
The National Fitness Council outlines efforts to promote youth fitness across the state through committees, clubs, and training. Grants totalling £1768 supported 36 centers and multiple clubs, with associated youth groups coordinating leadership, sports, and cultural activities for widespread community engagement.
Mr George Tomlinson MP Farnworth tells Manchester that active war will require multilateral manpower via machine aided building. Pneumatic and electric power tools will be used by skilled and semi skilled labour to drill plane or bore components. He notes industry plans to expand and warns against restrictions on labour and equipment affecting output.
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