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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1930
Page
13
Canberra reports for the three months ending show varied totals across taxes and revenues. The peripheral and domestic sectors reveal differing payments, with estimates indicating quarterly income around 811.99 million and a total revenue projection near 1.27 billion pounds for the period.
Trisbane reports Oct 1 as the fort faces silting risks endangering Shanghai harbor trade. Shipping lanes hindered by debris as crews brace for potential dredging to safeguard guarded commerce and regional shipping routes.
A columnist discusses popular beliefs about snakes from the southeastern United States and farm life. He notes hoop snakes and rainbow snakes, myths of snakes charming prey, and reports on milksucking and tail behavior, while debunking tales of flying body parts and selective fear.
Saturday saw the first round of the Sowthanne Cup with several matches decided on handicap. O Bennett and Rokemen won their games, while Skene and Klamn fell behind. many close scores and forfeit notes marked the day as players pressed for the next round.
Brisbane reports Charlie Brown of Aioodna defeated Tom Somthenmalle to win the Quorrslamt professional golf championship. Brown led late as heavy rain slowed play with Southcombe narrowing the gap to two up with one hole to play. The final holes featured a tight finish with standout shots and decisive late momentum.
The article explains rattlesnakes are misunderstood and harmless when scared. It notes they may play dead and prefer avoiding confrontation, with common fear-based myths debunked by observed behavior and basic anatomy.
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