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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 30, 1926
Page
8
Delegates welcomed by the Mayor and figures including Mr Draper and Mr Wright chaired by Mr Johnnes and Mr Draper outlined the Central Cone Prices Board's aims to advance the industry across districts. The Chairman reported steady progress, calls for a fair base price rise, and plans to resolve industrial disputes, with the latest decision increasing the price by 2 percent of the sugar value.
Mirpail residents demand justice as they push for a Mourilyan Harbour railway line from Boogan to Mourilyan to open a harbour board. Townsville, Cairns, and Torily discussions spark criticism of local representatives amid calls to accelerate the project. Stated losses from delays reach tens of thousands as growers press for a timely survey and construction to aid sugar transport.
A large meeting in Young endorsed Mr. Loughlin by acclamation amid Labor backing. Voters fear his vote against the Government risked jeopardizing the movement, as district leaders predict strong support and a plan to form an influential Labor committee for his campaign.
Fragmentary dispatch from Port Moresby discusses a peaplane sighting at 3:30 pm and crop removal, mentions a failed or stalled Mourilyan Harbour project, and urges proper communication with Mesur and a harbour board to advance development. Input is unclear and contains garbled names and places.
At Bundabero on November Mr A J Draper chairman of the Blorchers er je Committee visited the Des Creek Central Mill. He expressed his relief at the quick progress of the build and expected swift work through February and March. Two concrete pours have occurred and several more members have arrived from Scotland. The venture's success depends on the continued work. The Gassavea crop also suffers from the recent ty weather.
At Innisfail a meeting of the C.B.U. Mincahe Growers discussed power and alcohol policy. Speakers including Mr Chadels and Mr Collin urged practical steps, highlighting a proposed distillery in the area and the need to secure support and investment for local development.
Reports from Chrus Peeramon Koreen and Pass area indicate scattered rain showers yesterday evening. Innisfail on November 29 saw south east gusts and several rain squalls with local heavy showers at Flying Fish Point station. Authorities note continued rainfall across the region with variable intensity.
A garbled entry references Lady K and Miss Cecil at a mall event with figures such as Lauryn and Beers Association members. It mentions AL H. Beverney and several ladies visiting a site for a new creation, noting values and attendance.
Lady Cecil and Mrs Cecil spoke to the Connery branch of the Overseas Settlement of British Women, praising the Australian tour. The visit highlighted migrant realities, including drought hardships and the need for honest portrayal of Australia, while noting homeland yearnings and enduring resilience of locals and cattle alike.
The Postal Department reports Huckbey River in flood near Camooweal on the South Australian border. Mail contractor forced to return to Araddangie. Weekend rain disrupted service across Moulin BA, L'ratndangric h, Cloncurry with minor coastal effects in Ingham and Cardwell.
The British Spirit Co Ltd lowers the price of pivot and other spirits by a per gallon from Monday while Vacuum Co reduces motor spirit prices though excluding kerosene. Testie Australian Ltd also announces a price reduction affecting lamp or muter spirits with similar timing and scope.
Geneva reports police raids on Helene Mottier, a prominent secretary, seizing 59 pairs of Parisian garments, 61 items, 75 lingerie pieces, and related fineries from her residence. She has an 18 month sentence for forgery and fraud involving £8000, tied to marriages with wealthy men.
A conference of delegates from Adelaide, South Jol, Stone and Mosrilyan is convened to decide on contributions for cane production to fund the upkeep of the Innisfail Hospital. The discussion centers on the amount per ton of cane and the hospital's financial needs.
Fragmentary narrative from London dated November 29 reports Ayrshire attack described as completely destroyed The text mentions a hundred crew members and names Keven hy Chy of Nawpur and an expedition left to attend amid chaotic details and unclear events.
London reports that miners delegates met to discuss the Saaries issue but adjourned amid confusion. The Daily Herald notes potential resumption as telegraphs urge districts to return to work once terms are endured. Lancashire wine and owners press for immediate restart.
Queensland battles through a tense innings with Steele reaching a century as Kippan and Mayes bowled well. Pairing aggressive hitting and steady fielding, the home team pushes to a narrow total amid errors and standout catches, while Brew and Denstead contribute key overs and runs for a hard fought first innings.
Brisbane November 2 Additional Dairy Produce Act regulations require all milk prior to dispatch to cheese factories to be strained and aerated or cooled under inspector guidance. Milk intended for human consumption must also be strained before delivery by the producer. Inspectors may enforce compliance, with penalties for violations. The report discusses migrants, women’s work in Australia, and social links with the CWA and other groups as Australia seeks to welcome and develop its resources through expanded cooperation.
The note outlines a planned itinerary for Larry Cecil and Misc Cecil visiting the Tableland weather permitting. Potential stops include Atherton, Merherton, Kaverster, Milton Milton, and Cains view. The schedule mentions Tuesday evening or Friday visits and shows tentative routes and adjustments.
Landowning figures and Cabinet members gather in London for a Dominion relations dinner at the Horses of Lords today. The conference press and British officials discuss wartime cooperation and relations with Australia as delegates reflect on progress and future visits.
Rome reports Mt. Vesuvius erupting once more with lava pouring down the slopes and a crater explosion. Professor Malladra notes a slow lava flow toward Tersigan as rainwater fuels the activity. The Pradeascoe forecasts a major development in a few days. New Zealand footballers and London results appear briefly in the same dispatch.
Spectators at Drishane Speedway witnessed high speed riding and dramatic accidents. Frank Mearce set a new lap record at 19 1 10 seconds as Sebnks won the Mile Hiandican final after a tight duel with Srwihe. Several machines were damaged and one rider, Yensan, could not compete due to a broken name. The third heat of the silver sash featured a spectacular crash when Grew’s bike blocked the track and Faber’s bike flipped. both riders escaped injury.
The town mourns Mrs Halcock wife of Mr Frank Dulcock of Dolend's Ltd Cairns who died yesterday morning in a private sta l at age 15. She was well regarded and had many friends. Deep sympathy is extended to her husband and relatives.
Devastating blaze in Arousea Constantinople injures several persons and destroys businesses. Damaged structures and scorched property reported. emergency crews respond to the scene amid chaotic conditions. The full extent of casualties and damages awaits official updates.
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