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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
4
At the Summons Court William lred Grithn pleaded guilty claiming he was not the father of a child and refused to comply with a £1 order. He said he would go to jail rather than pay and was committed to Mackay prison for up to twelve months to enforce payment. the case notes potential ongoing liability until the child reaches twenty one.
The Metal Trades Federation has resolved to strike if differences with employers remain unsettled by Saturday. Unionists in the metal trades may be called out on Monday next. Workers seek increased wages of 20 to 25 percent. Several thousand men may be affected.
Melbourne reports state that Immer Perry was moved from the AL free Hospital to a receiving house at Royal Park for observation to decide if transfer to a mental hospital is needed.
At the Coroner's inquest Sydney October 12 the findings say Seguid Olsen fatally kicked October 4. The Coroner recorded a verdict of murder against Herbert Slanky and Charles Wilfred Hughes, who were committed for trial.
Reporting from Melbourne October 14 on the V.A.T.C. Spring meeting with multiple races including the Emo Hurdle. Winners named Uhrer and Belgian Consort with details of distances, times and competing horses such as Kishen, Cyklon, Garlin, Sylvanmore, and William the Silent. Betting odds and market positions listed for several events.
The field included Lempriere Cor sd Grek Fire Coldia Wire and e Sto 2 Greely Fire with Wishing Cap and Kilinger among others. Cock of the North led midway but Wishing Cap fell short by three quarters of a length as Jeveth and Mar cullus chased. Cor and Klinger followed with Lempriere last.
Sydney reports Sir Williane Cooper will attend the VRC Spring Meeting as First Principal. Melbourne fields several人物 and events including Harry Rayner taking charge of football and Athemie heading to Melbourne. Lingre, Cottage, Hout, Pate, and others travel to Melbourne for the races while White's colt band participates. London notes match scores with Aitken and Ray plus Carlton vs Casuals selections for a Saturday game.
Fenwick and Co report sheep values largely unchanged with mixed crossbreds sold by owners and agents across districts. Wethers and lambs brought varied bids while the cattle market closed noticeably lower and sales were quiet across the sales.
The text reports that Mr Fisher plans retirement from active life to take up a miscovership and aims to influence Parliament before adjournment. It notes federal critics’ views on the decision and mentions potential business concerns, with a focus on the looming parliamentary action and Christman events.
London reports praise for Sir George Reid in retirement as High Commissioner. The Chronicle highlights his public spirit, long service to Australia, and rare gifts as speaker, noting his role in shaping Dominion relations and his influence as a key Commonwealth envoy. Fisher welcomed, retirement regretted.
October 1 in Brisbane reports an interview with the Prime Minister who cited Federal authorities in Welbourne and described actions to cope with the Newcastle smallpox outbreak. He criticized the lack of immediate measures and indicated that the Queensland and Federal governments would take border steps.
Local reports note scattered showers with overall dry conditions continuing. Cattle and horses still under strain as grass remains sparse. Controversy over Atherton maize and land settlement persists amid government actions and ongoing talks about railway prospects.
Seven fresh smallpox cases were reported yesterday in Newcastle. There are now four patients in the hospital, with authorities monitoring the outbreak and enforcing containment measures.
A probing discussion argues for conscription as essential to national military efficiency, claiming volunteers fall short of meeting Britain’s needs. It critiques voluntary forces, contrasts German mobilization, and questions Allies’ progress and morale while predicting outcomes of universal service.
A Chinese man Leng Tye faced trial for keeping liquor at Finkery Creek without a license. Evidence included bottles shown in court as inspector McGrath clashed with defense and witnesses, with tense exchanges and denials of wrongdoing amid alleged attempts to mislead the court.
A flawed courtroom transcript shows an interpreter absent as witnesses dispute testimonies. Inspectors, McGrath, and MacDonnell argue over misstatements and deliberate lies while the court demands clarity, with tension rising as the next day’s session looms.
A medical note promotes magnesia as an effective treatment for stomach fermentation and pain. It suggests forms like magnesia carbonate and slphalos, advising half a teaspoon in warm water to relieve symptoms. It warns against worming products and charcoal drugs and notes magnesia tablets and powder are commonly stocked.
An unclear Premier statement describes extending time for a top vote or project with Friday additions. The text mentions measures and possible early extensions, aiming to support development and faster progress.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a committee, a bottle, a clash, and a sequence of names or titles. It references Chamberlain and other figures, with scattered phrases suggesting proceedings or a speech. The readable content is insufficient for precise facts or outcomes.
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