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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented market update notes fluctuating prices for grain hay and potatoes with strong entries for lucerne and Sudan grass and scarce primis demand. Wheat maize and English potatoes show varied gains while overall sales are modest. An in memoriam remembers Michael Oliver, died September 1932 in Brisbane, from sister D Birch.
Friends and family announce the funeral of Nye and family members. The service will be at 10 o'clock Thursday morning en route to Cairne Cemetery, Martyn Brisbane. Ellen Jalliven and W.R Werrey Edmonton are mentioned among those invited. Waterside Workers Federation members are also invited to attend. Svendsen Ltd Undertakers arranged the ceremony.
The notice lists several ships including The Innisfail, The Cooma, The Urilla, The Wyreems, The Changsha, The Paiyuan, The Kallating, Nautilus, and Tarodla with anticipated arrivals and departures across Sydney Cairns Melbourne and other ports. It mentions routes via Innitas Townsville Hong Kong and Exmen Ports and notes cargo types passengers general cargo and teade veering to Cape arrivals.
Fragmentary OCR lists travel or meeting arrangements. Mentions Fir Nebinite, 4mm, Witold from the town, Douglas, Moxaman, Bam, Valinda, and a 10.30 m. time. Names Herberton, Cilen, and Chiltagor appear with locations. Clear event scheduling details are incomplete but indicate a regional gathering or transit plan across multiple places.
A fragment of a clipping mentions a person and place in unclear context with references to a bath, a steer, and a council. Names and precise actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered proper nouns and partial phrases.
The column discusses planning for the future and present needs, urging readers to prepare now. It emphasizes practical steps and prudent budgeting to ensure readiness for upcoming events and daily life challenges. The piece reflects on daily routines and societal expectations in the era.
Senator Crawford addresses Sugar Agreement renewal and white settlement in northern Queensland. He notes farmers, millers, and cutters most affected, with broader impact on northern prosperity and South Sea market ties. Millen has visited sugar towns to tackle northern settlement issues amid White Australia debates.
The article argues for renewed sugar industry terms led by Senator Crawford, warning that delay harms growers and millers who must plan years ahead. It notes low duties compared with other nations and urges a proactive tariff to protect home production and local employment, with political pressure mounting as Parliament nears a break.
Adelaide September 27 The Premier Mr Wawel on the avenue assembly afternoon waved the sentiment that the people from the Labor Party. Mr Harwell said the government that term of cannabusary and so on. The strongest objection was that the measure would drive all parties into a Federal Arbitration Court. The reply was that the Federal Court was doomed and if his policy would hasten its end. The longer the federal effort would serve to unite workers and employers to seek agreements of mutual advantage. The work of preparing federal electricity policy to be a feature of state government was to be compelled.
A garbled historical snippet mentions the Daily Korespanient and a Dublin stairs vat souther secret service. It references Teva Buen and a Republican figure admitting a perturbed claim amid unclear context. The fragment preserves names and factions with uncertain surrounding events.
An unnamed teenage boy Daniel Sullivan died yesterday after an incident at the Australian Hotel. The tragedy, described through witness confusion, prompted a memorial service at St Monica's Church. The case raises questions about youth behavior and safety as authorities review the events surrounding the boy's death.
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