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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1950
Page
6
The article reviews the Sugar Bureau Jubilee, detailing its formation, aims, and progress. It describes experiments, production efforts, and the cooperation between bureaus, noting how the bureau supported the sugar industry amid wartime disruptions and transitions. It highlights the broader impact on the industry and hints at future growth and regional contributions.
An anguished, OCR garbled memorial notice lists names and relationships as mourners share memories of parents siblings and friends. It mentions a late father mother and other relatives while invoking gratitude for care and support from family during the bereavement.
A Cairns dental congress attracted 1430 delegates from across Australia. Highlights included an air drill for clearing stains, television demonstrations of surgical operations, and lectures by noted dentists on child tooth care and new denture manufacturing advances.
A miniature X ray device from Hojiach was shown at the congress. The instrument attached to standard dental equipment offered safe, simple use for dentists without elaborate apparatus, while new cleaning compounds and preventive measures were also displayed for dental care.
In Canberra Premier Hanlon urges immediate use of federal defence funds to develop Australia’s economic value. He argues cooperation among governments to avoid delays and believes developing the land would deter Asian land-hungry eyes and enhance national safety.
Fragmentary report from Tully describes a bagasse nuisance incident affecting local property and people. It mentions a crowd, a fire or equipment issue, and responses by authorities, with references to specific individuals and locations in the area. The article conveys concern over the disruption and potential risks to residents.
Fragmented OCR text mentions light coastal showers near Brisbane with weather notes and unclear phrases about pressure, temperatures, and motions. Key entities include Queensland, Brisbane, and dates or figures, though much of the source is garbled and partial.
A brief notice reports that a 9a date is set at Sh pwremt for 3a Uhm 8 degree ane 38 per at Latermam Mk. The item notes Speet Fae and related details in a local office context.
In a chaotic 19th century style coastal note, Cairns Haintall reports a long sequence of nautical and fishery details. Mentions Trinity Bay dredger, Harbour channels, and local fishermen amenities, with scattered figures and dates. The text describes shipping movements, coal and wool trade, and community notices about forest work and Septem ber 12 deadlines.
Rotary members planned several activities including a Sunday plane incident and a Tuesday meeting with President-elect Rotarian Charlie Saven. Key participants include Rocke Ormard Brust and Jack Walkin, with local clubs coordinating through Bele Liumore and Mamuzda Rosa in the ongoing conference.
A man named George Healy sustained injuries after an accidental fall on a street near Mossin Street. He was aided by bystanders and received ambulance assistance. a possible fracture of the index finger and contusion to the foot are noted. Witnesses described the incident and the response by onlookers and medical staff.
High level discussion centers on rapid northern expansion led by Prime Minister and Western Australia Premier. Plans include zoning Kimberley pastoral lands for mineral production, developing Burdekin and Cloncurry areas, and advancing CSIRO scientific work to support water, road, and industry projects.
The School of Music committee held its second meeting to plan a fundraising campaign for music offerings at Queen University. Members discussed possible concerts and recitals, with chair Crest urging broad community support and cooperation. Donations may be sent to the committee chair at the House of Parliament. several local figures were named as supporters.
A discussion of wartime unity and civilian support unfolds at a dinner honoring Air Force bravery in Australia’s defense. Cummings praises the Air Force’s role and urges continued civilian aid as veterans reflect on contributions and future defense cooperation. The event references military associations and calls for ongoing support from national and local groups.
Court refuses proposal for a general wage increase affecting dry wages across divisions. Record shows Electr Trade units opposed and arguments centered on parity among Southern Northern and Marka divisions. The ruling notes potential impact on cost of living and industry standards.
Court records reveal multiple traffic breaches across Cairns. Names include Mulgrave Road rider Heaton and others cited for riding without lights, noisy engines, improper parking, and unregistered vehicles, with fines and short imprisonment ordered.
The garbled text references an offence, a prosection, transport or payment issue, and an ordered payment or boost. Named places and precise facts are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a court or legal proceeding with a monetary instruction or penalty.
An inmate named Beacie wWroer, aged about 23, received a death sentence at the Central Criminal High Court after a tense trial. Jurors reportedly faced difficulties as the judge urged continuation with the proceedings before the dramatic verdict. The suspect, Williams, aged 98, was linked to the River Desch, with authorities detailing alleged armed acts and a tense standoff that led to law officers forcing nearby residents to seek safety.
Mr Mason advocates government support for rice growing on Peninsular lands noting 160 acres could supply seed and enable farmers to cultivate. He calls for radio communication and central development to boost the industry and open new employment through a scheme to lease land and plant rice under executive action.
Sparse and garbled OCR describes reserve works in Canberra with figures totaling £677,000,200 and references to the Acting Coordinator Workman Br. Price and various project sums. Mentions that revisions occurred and raises questions about timing and scope of cemetery or similar works, with a note about optimism for the year.
A fragmented notice outlines the regional electricity board considering extensions in the Central region. It mentions proposed lines in Paainitt and Finniafall with an estimated cost around 20 dollars, and cites approvals by the treasurer and the ordination of public works.
Fragmented diary passages discuss rent, remedies, and moral duties in property dealings. A lawyer notes uncertainty over who pays rent when a purchaser withdraws, and questions proper prudence in securing best prices while honoring tenants. Includes references to deadlines, payments, and remedies.
A fragmentary note shows Mallon agitated as he references Ith bucks and a visitor. The hear says “Can he main an aeeing way” and asks about authorisation by the Commissioner to stock Bt your hoon. The record mentions a request to review books and papers and a line about place and method of paying rent. Flam has been my tenant for some years now.
A chaotic report references trespass concerns and property damage linked to unfamiliar individuals. The text mentions alarm, confusion, and disputed access while noting attempts to recover losses and identify responsible parties amid muddled Christian name usage.
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