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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1921
Page
4
The fragmentary clipping references Ashworth in a premier or lead role and mentions corn and water issues. No clear event or dates are readable.
Notice to seventy shareholders announcing a meeting of the company on a specific date in September for the forenoon with a balance sheet and actions by J C Paxton. It warns outstanding accounts unpaid before the 10th of Cecio may be placed in the hands of a receiver.
Mining and metal market notes show American electrolytic copper at 79 cents per pound and Queensland gold production data. references to London London metal quotations and forward prices for three months, with mixed signals from Brisbane timing and Australian output observations.
Fragmentary Brisbane notice mentions dates and lines. Details unclear but references September events and numbers.
A fragmented newspaper page reports a wide mix of local notices. It notes social events in Gardenvale, a horse sale at Newmarket, a hospital ambulance handover, a prohibition case in police court, and a patriotic fund meeting chaired by Alderman Hoare. It also mentions student examinations and a drink-driving case in Cairns Summons Court with brief outcomes.
The Post sheds light on Labour’s contradictory stance in the London loan market and accuses ministers of ignorance about basic economic conditions. It mocks the idea of borrowing on the borrower’s own terms and urges MPs to demand advance on borrower terms, arguing such moves would provoke London investors and reveal the government’s folly.
A fragmented critique discusses Queensland's no borrowing pledge, alleging waste and insufficient productive work. It cites past wages, arbitration, and political claims, asserting the government’s repeated loan refusals while hinting at coercive moves to seize lands.
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