Farmers grow high crop yields boost profit margins
Large areas of land by farmers to grow came, although not able to give the highest possible figures, at all levents it will give gy price that allows the came growers a very fair margin of profit.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
2
Large areas of land by farmers to grow came, although not able to give the highest possible figures, at all levents it will give gy price that allows the came growers a very fair margin of profit.
The government has provided Delta protection and voluntary groups supplement state action. Advocates of state involvement are satisfied, while fears of confiscation or creating a government monopoly fade. The position is to carry on with existing arrangements.
Obituary records list John Brown Atarpine Fingland and a late resident in Brisbane aged 75. The terse notice cites London and Fingland with brief death notice context.
The notice records the engagement of Mary Lyons to a son of Mrs. Wyres of Peace Street Cairns and describes the forthcoming wedding arrangements at St Monica's Church Cairn. The groom is the Beer Father Walsh FW Hynes, youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs Lyons of Sachs Street Cairns.
London prices for copper and lead show Cowper at £88/5 to Lesa. forward Phin £155/10. Lead range £121/6 to £23/15. additional notes mention Biber at 35-ifad. Market snippets indicate metal value movements and forwardings in early September.
The proposed sugar cane price regulate bill aimed at farmers wages is debated amid fears over board election methods and central oversight. Critics urge ballot elections for cane grower and miller board members to prevent political influence and ensure fair compensation for growers.
Dentist P. F. Meredith will be in attendance at his surgery Maret daily for one month. Telephone 6. The Northern District Executive Committee meets in the Council Chamber at 3 PM Monday. For 9d we offer our own of brushes and a penny paste. Kelly, Chemist.
Cairns Pictures announces a competition next Wednesday night to crown the best Charlie Chaplin impersonator. Entry costs and prize details are noted, with associated municipal improprieties and budget line items including income tax fines and stamp duties.
Mr T J McMahon representative of the Post and Herald has completed a successful tour of Innisfail and Ingham districts and will begin a three week business tour of New Guinea visiting Port Moresby Samarai and Rabaul. The Cairns summons court fined several defendants and reminded the public to ensure names are on the roll as a new roll will be available at Post Offices soon.
A vivid description notes a war themed special titled With the Allies in Chap a sequence of topical Pathe English facts and a trio of comedies. The text highlights intense fighting scenes and a broad choice of subjects in this central cinematic program with no advance on prices.
Activities at Mulgrave Hotel today include sports followed by social events. Mr A M Waddell opens large groceries drapey booze and shoes stock with terms Ces. Cairns Wesland Allied Chair members urged to meet at Drill Shire tonight. Captain J Finlay of Kuranda ships to stay on for two to three trips before returning to Brisbane. Mulgrave Throat Pastilles advertised as a remedy with Craigs offering sample.
At the Cairnis Police Court on Friday presided by Mr. A T Gibson a proms scorer team faced charges of unlawful use. Patrick Grace was named in connection with the incident. The case notes a default of 44 j horse and involves the promin e of 10 in the sequence.
A man injured by a horse kick is taken from Kulara to Keiri hospital where ambulance staff render aid and he is transferred. The Antral Theatre features a program including The Women of Sve and a light schedule with various acts and films. Local social events include a Wattle Society gathering honoring four young women and a Friendly discussion on national topics.
An apartment blaze at Greenhills Friday damaged various items. Reports from local agents Fearnley and Co note a response from Taiyuan 4.0 and Limey will depart from flonging ports later in October. The Cuimy Mand urges attendance at a progress meeting this afternoon with uniforms requested.
Fathiotic gifts are announced with Crawford offering a month’s bread two loaves daily for readers to benefit the Wounded Soldiers Fund. Mr Wayne of cob No 5 pledges the last of his cobs today and will double the amount to raise seven pounds odd.
A garast ee offers a guarantee to restore or deepen hair color with a large bottle sold for W A Collins on Lake Street in Cairo, promising result within a stated period.
A garbled OCR passage describes turmoil around a leader and public unrest. It mentions heroic or notorious feats, a stressed populace, and efforts to mobilize Wests to scare away barriers at a battleground. The text hints at suffering from overstrain and potential threats to stability.
The passage warns of interior diseases from climate and war strains causing boils and blotches and says Sarsaparilla, marketed by Craig's the Chemist, is the best remedy. It claims the condition stems from impurities in the blood and a general disorder of the system and predicts more illnesses ahead.
Palace Theatre management presents a varied program featuring original wig solos, plantation songs, and pictures by Jack Emsworth and partner. The bill includes a Kerstone Comedy on stage, The Lonmebtoa ers, and several Vita graph or stage dramas such as Arthur Truemans Ward. Patrons are urged to book seats at Palace B ash by phone 218.
An executive meeting discussed circulars from the Colonial Sugar Refining Company and the Cane Price Hoard Bill. They urged action to secure growers’ earnings based on sugar price, advised government acceptance of labor measures, and planned a letter to the manager of the Papitedon pit for dispatch to authorities.
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