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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
7
Roma street maize market to day shows firmer tones with a strong tendency toward higher prices. Prices recorded include 5/1 for cubes as market activity remains buoyant with buyers showing firmness in demand.
Melbourne reports new cash subscriptions of about four million pounds to the conversion loan, with the Treasury noting the funds are not yet converted. Officials expect large market activity in December as investors redeem or convert holdings, while much of the debt sinking fund will be used to redeem stock and bonds.
Text describes widespread forest fires endangering cane crops. Fires spread across parched vegetation, threatening cultivation and nearby areas. Mentions potential loss of cane and need for vigilance as flames continue across multiple districts.
In Bristane on Oct 4 the Assembly debated McCormack's proposal to introduce a comprehensive Water Supply bill. It sought to unify laws on water rights, timber, drainage, and irrigation under a Water Commissioner for conservation and regulation, with powers to appoint a board by Order-in-Council. The measure aims to streamline control and management of inland waters and related resources.
Obituary notice for Monsignor Denis Fouhy, parish priest of Toowoomba. Details describe funeral mass at St Patrick’s Church, procession through Toowoomba, and burial arrangements overseen by Archbishop Dubig and other priests.
In loving memory of Samlinda Kayruce who died October 15 in an earlier year, and of Christopher John Cowan who died October 9 1924. Their families recall the sorrow of their passing, the days they shared, and the enduring love that remains with them forever.
In fond memory of Trooper John Laexwell killed in action at Maghitta Frontier February October 15, 19. He faced danger bravely and his memory is kept by his loving mother sister and brother Mrs Hellan Mrs P Stevens and T Leawell. The note honors sacrifice and hopes to meet again in the beyond.
A pamphlet printed by Queensland Government Printer and circulated widely supports Theodore's election bid. It alleges government misconduct and questions prime ministerial policy, linking Labor, Communists, and unions to national turmoil, while urging voters to back Theodore against rival claims.
A garbled passage discusses Theodore and Walsh with reference to political aims and revolutionary principles. It mentions lapsed support, a meeting, and alleged trends within a party seeking the end of Walsh and Johannsen. Context appears chaotic, with unclear events and motives.
In Herberton, Mr. Jul Ledllic was elected unopposed to No 1 Division in place of resigned Dr Nolan at Monday’s council meeting. A correspondent reports a fatal tree fall nearby during a fire-fighting drill at Silkyvond Hee station, killing a well known Carmien from the Arish district. fellow runners escaped with minor injuries as a branch crushed a participant’s hat. Deceased was aged and well liked locally.
A chaotic morning at Greedy Ennins Court features charges against visiting Giuseppe Ambroxi for attempted murder, remand, and a sequence of labor dispute protests. A harbor mishap prompts inquiry, with the Marine Superintendent reporting bilge findings and the Ports Board voicing conclusions on vessel safety and liability.
A fragmented OCR item lists upcoming events, venues, and notices with scattered names and times. It references chairs, venues, and performances, mentioning Landon Vas and Ualuuewron, plus a Thursday event and a theatre listings fragment.
Fragmentary account describes a visit by a high official to the district hospital and welfare veteran matters. It mentions a governor figure, municipal figures, water supply concerns, railway issues, and a senate meeting with broad domestic topics. The garbled text preserves names and places but lacks clear sequence.
A report from Railway Smash details a crash at Pine Road involving a driver. The incident description is unclear but mentions a collision, injuries, and subsequent actions by authorities. Names and precise facts are obscured, though references suggest a public safety response and investigation.
The Attorney General led discussion on the Elections Act amendments amid concerns to safeguard deities and ensure valid registrations. Law officers debated the proposed measures, including voter protection and eligibility rules, with sessions noting the need for clear procedures and ensuring constitutional alignment. The meeting explored potential impacts on the upcoming election and the role of clerks, registrars, and authorities in enforcing the new provisions.
A garbled report discusses the arrival of the Java Case authors in Tousen ville amid legal and property concerns. It mentions estate details, warded parcels, and questions about commands from attorneys and authorities.
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