Cairns Harbor Board Holds Special and Monthly Meeting
The Cairns Harbor Board met at the fluid's office in Cairns on Tuesday 24th with members including W. Uiritin as chairman and Atherton, J O'Keefe, G Wilks, B M Meale, T Rank, J fl Sleeve, Bt Kerk, H E Model, and others. The session reviewed tariff rates, wharf and dredging plans, and proposed works on the concrete wharf and river works, with discussions on deferral, funding, and the appointment of McLean while noting his illness. Additional items covered the marine works program, dredge usage, and anticipated schedules for procurement and construction, including possible dredge relocation and seasonal work constraints.
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J O'keefe
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Sloane
Falta
Rank
Br. Lowrie
Askest
Ted
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