GIEANE PRODUCE Offerings and Refusals Noted
A garbled note mentions onion and sweet potato items with prices and refusals. References to forward and sent details are unclear, but indicates produce trades and pricing inconsistencies.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1943
Page
4
A garbled note mentions onion and sweet potato items with prices and refusals. References to forward and sent details are unclear, but indicates produce trades and pricing inconsistencies.
Prices for fat stock showed strong demand with light steer and bullock prices lifting. Heavy bullocks and good quality lots traded steadily while sheep faced softer competition and prices eased slightly. Overall turnover indicated active participation with buyers remained eager.
The Borel Humane Society in Brisbane on October 15 awarded medals for acts of bravery. Recipients include Gueeralandery and Tamlyn for daring sea and river rescues near Mackay and Eymea Creek. Also honored were individuals who saved others from drowning and dangerous situations in 1342 to 2016 era incidents.
A garbled 1920s style report describes cases involving the Allied Mares Cha eSrv and a protest by workers at Be Atvet Works Council. It mentions Albert Ilese presiding, Emery defendants, and penalties for diverted funds, plus council directives and court motions.
An obituary note honors Frances Sna Trevor aged 2 years, highlighting her as the beloved daughter of the late Mrs Tobe Teeway of Gordonvale. The brief tribute records her as a cherished young child connected to the local families and mentions mourning relatives in England.
An elderly Cairns resident Mrs Margaret Lennon, born in County Clare, dies after her husband’s death. She is survived by four sons PJ Lennon, J Lennon, Benner, and Sper Cates. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Sir Mon’s Cathedral.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ingram area and a district, with unclear names and events. No clear person, date, or event details readable.
The relatives and friends of the sta Say Trevor na se Pe ae eta eRe Se Sey nears Pa fy Sihae tears rat Sr Sey RY oh ae Toga cnet. Memorial notice honors the deceased, with a funeral director and community members listed. Remembered by wife and family in a tribute of love.
Fragmented wartime dispatch recounts German and Italian forces in Yugoslavia. It notes Italian divisions in Dalmatia and Adriatic coast seizure attempts, German strategic aims to control Montenegro and Bosnia, and local Croat and Montenegrin moves following Italy's capitulation. Rumors of Montenegrin independence surface with German support and shifting loyalties.
The text discusses German aims in Western Yugoslavia amid Italian collapse, seeking to puncture Yugoslav resistance by exploiting Slavic populations and restoring territory. It notes German limitations after Croatian and Montenegro engagements, mentions Allied support for Croatia, and questions Serb reaction to Nazi instructions while Germany’s weapons supply and political strategy are debated.
Disrupted electricity may impact Garden Vale Babinda and nearby zones with possible interruptions on Sunday October 17. Warnings note limited service windows and lingering effects on commuters and daily routines as officials assess grid stability amid weather and demand pressures.
Mixed OCR text recounts New Zealand forces engaging Japanese on Vella Lavella. Evacuations and casualties noted as U S and allied ships supported by aircraft and torpedo boats. By mid September Allied troops held ridges overlooking north and northeast areas and brought up artillery. Two NZ units pressed enemy from two sides.
In a late World War II coast engagement between Warambert Bay and Pinbale Bay New Zealand troops resisted a Japanese breakout. Artillery support and a night action with destroyers led to sinking the cruiser and several vessels while inflicting heavy damage during the attempted evacuation.
Large air assault led by MacArthur targets Rabaul, destroying ships and airfields. Over 1000 American and Australian airmen participate in the daylight strike, the first and largest Pacific attack on Rabaul in the war. Heavy bombers and fighters hit ships, facilities, and anti aircraft positions amid loud retaliation.
Reports from Canberra note questions in parliament about government plans to separate war damage payments and the future of compulsory contributions. Discussion covers insurance, funding, and the handling of damaged harness and fencing wire, with officials citing supply limits and interdepartmental coordination.
Ealene Finch reports a Tuesday windfall as Premier Mr F A Comper allocates a share of proceeds from Friday servicemen entertainment to multiple funds. Donations include Red Cross, Australian Comforts Fund, and other organizations, with additional unspecified amounts. The event involved presidents and secretaries of funds and city officials.
Brilbant October 11 Moroney and Larcombe discuss railway staff actions amid strike threats. Officials deny approving a three day Sunday off policy and promise to maintain service while recognizing workers' valued contributions.
October report from Ingham notes water and hydroelectricity delivery from the Mary River will be reassessed. Minister Kennedy replies that water shortages in Townsville and the Ingham area trigger a cabinet recommended thorough inquiry and potential government funding.
A recount of disputed claims shows the Rahway trade panel refusing several entries. Officials note the decision affects Brown Baker parcels and second-hand goods handling, with procedural steps outlined for parties to appeal or adjust deliveries.
The government outlines drastic coal cuts and public measures aiming to save 1000 pounds weekly in fuel economy. Plans include publicity campaigns, additional support from the petroleum sector, and inquiries into minimizing minority industry disruption while maintaining output. Debate on Christmas and New Year holidays is noted for later consideration.
A fragment reports Prime Minister and ministers facing coal production demands. It notes promises of government support to secure rapid and efficient production and to compel timely action by Parliament. The brief mentions calls to maximize output and to ensure implementation without delay.
Senator G MeLeay condemns government inaction over miners’ unrest and mob rule. He argues government and New South Wales authorities are subordinated to union pressure, urging ministers to act or resign. Senator McLeay backs tougher measures and contemplates stripping miners of ration books.
The readable fragments accuse a chairman and others of bribery and corruption while mentioning McReady Daines and slander. The passage appears as garbled dialogue with accusations and insults, lacking coherent narrative or outcomes.
The Minister for Biome Afairw Tate Se Hanan told Parliament that the promotion system is flawed with too few rising to senior ranks. He noted most promotions rely on examinations while secondary ranks remain limited. Mr Manton added that detectives were recruited from plainclothes and sash wearing officers, given two months trial, but would not become detectives afterward.
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