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High 10.26 7.4 1021 6.0
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Low 3.54 L10 4.49 ZS"
To-morrow am. ht pm, ht
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Sunrise Sunset
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Thur., Feb. 14 6.9 am. 6.51p.m.
Moon: Last ait;
Quarter Tuesday. x- >>y.iil

FIRST BRITISH ALUMINIUM BARGE IS

thousands Brave Snow SpecialBroadcast EXPORTED NUCLEAR PLATES

RECOVERED
I

.
Anangcfflenh MELBOURNE
HOPES.
SCIENTISTS'
AND ANOTHER
London NO ORGANISEDSPORT For King's
MAN INJURED IN ARM
MELBOURNE, IS.

In
Fe*.
Funeral â-lbw set "et nuclear plates,
vista Melsoarne UaHerstty
OH SUNDAY MELBOURNE, Feb. 13.-All aricábate aepe wiU yfeld la
Australian craunercial broad- vataakie mew stoat sai nanni

j
casting stations have arranged tay data, have seca recovered
FEDERAL REQUEST special commemoration ?ear Geeton*-.
pro
gnuimes for wheo the They, were feaaa at Mere-
MARK or RESPECT TO KING. fueral of
Friday,
King George VI dith, dangling treat the bis- Fusilade at Adelaide Oval
Wait To File Past BRISBANE, Feb. 13.-The
«Ul take place. sest
the
hyetegea-fllled
scieatists have, yet seat
battas*

I
GenmonweaJth Government The Australian Federation of aa. The slates tte saase
ADELAIDE, Feb. 13.-A
are
hes suggested that organised Commercial Broadcasting Stations aa these whick last amt* cricketer wrns
sport should be diseoaraged announced that from ?ttsaaéri the aeieattfic wesM
to-night shot through the heart and another suf-
King's Coffin ant
celled
memorial
sporting
on

services
fixtures
Sunday, the day the
for
can-

the
11.45 a.m.
would
ted
to 12.15 p.m.
broadcast
musical
all

specially
programmes
stations
selec-
and
by tr reallai,
aewaadear
the ñateare
partirle the
et a
VI
fered a bullet wound in an arm when a man
will be held. would observe ScieatUto
Klag a two-minute sil- are now aaalysiac ran amok at the Railway Oval tiifS morn-
Feb. ence at noon. the plates, »ut it will be weeks
LONDON, 13 (A.A.P.). The Acting
said
Premier
to-day
(Mr.
that
J. E.
the
During
funeral
the broadcast of the befare the resalto are deter
ing.; Fieldsmen scattered in all direröoniras
Duggan) service, the procession auaea.

.
The first
Neorly 15,000 people were woiling Prime
ies) had asked
Minister (Mr.
for
R.
Queenslanders'
G.
Men and
pm,
burial, expected
commercial
at about
stations would
7.15 aluminium alloy barge to be built
towed from London tb Avonmouth Docks,
in Britain
Bristol,
was
where
recently
she will
the man ran round the boundary fence fir-
co-operation in this observance.
in the snow to poy their lost tribute Excursion
cancel their regular schedules and be shipped to Rio de Janiero and be used as -a coal barge. ing, altogether, six shots. Twenty minutes
MT. ISA STRIKERS TO
trains to have run on take a B-B.C. which
broadcast,
Sunday have been cancelled. would include the service in later armed police disarmed a man in an
to their dead King when Westmin- MASONIC OBSERVANCE.
Westminster Hall.
STAY OUT
During the procession through oval at the rear of the playing field.
the London the procession POLITIC Al CRISIS WORLDBANK LOAN
Hall opened this morning. The United Grand Lodge of to the
streets,
graveside and the burial The victims are: Arthur Francis
ster Queensland, whose jurisdiction ex-
Windsor, all stations will
at

Ul BELGIUM
Killed,
tends to New Guinea, has made with the BJ3.C. until thc end
stay
of FOR AUSTRALIA DECISION BY BALLOT Henderson (31), married, an army
Some waited through the bitterly cold the following decisions regarding the burial service-about 1 am
cap-
Masonic meetings: Up to and
the
in- on
Saturday. OVES KING'S ATTITUDE DESPITE COURT ORDER. tain stationed at Woomera; injured, Ron-
night outside the hall where King's cluding Friday there will be no The Postmaster-General's De-
SWISS INVESTMENT
festive boards: during the three partment has provided landlines REPORTED MT. ISA. Feb. M.-Striking ald Reed (22), builder, of Port Augusta.
body is lying in State. month mourning period there will free and the Broadcast Control
REFUSAL TO ATTEND BRITISH
boilermakers' sad ironworkers
be no harmony at festive boards ROYAL FUNERAL. A 24-year-old Elias
The1 silent, shuffling procession of and the toasts will bc limited to
Board
stations
has given approval
to extend their
for th« LONDON,
-Reuter's
Feb.
financial
12 (AJIP.).
editor
at Mt.
by secret
Isa Mines
ballot
Lt*,
to-day
decided
not
Lebanese, Gaha, of
operating
those of the Queen and the Grand hours to provide a full of
BRUSSELS. Feb.
12 (A.A.P.)_ said it was reported in Lon- to retara to work. (The State North Adelaide, was later charged with
mourners standing six abreast was already Master; no jewels are to be worn the funeral. On Sunday
cover
all com-
-The Belgian Government to- don to-day that AutralU Indastrial Coart oa Monday
and there will be no draping of mercial stations will cay was def estes on the
would borrow an additional ordered the mea to retain to murder.
about one mile long-much longer than at lodge rooms with regalia. theirregular programmes
abandon
and no
S ec isl ist
the
motion of
cf
censare
75 million dollars from the work and ruled that the sec-
The late King was a former will
over deeisiea King World her total retaries of the Ironworkers'
commercials Bank, makins:
the same time yesterday. be broadcast
Grand
Lodge
Master
of
of the
England.
United Grand Baaáoin
fanerai of
mt
Kins
to attend
George VI.
the World
milliom
Bank
.dollars.
borrowings 175 and
should
Boilermakers'
the
Unions
Indastrial
ARMED POLICE ARRIVE
They moved slowly into the austere, his- aettfy
Registrar by February IS that
MOST SPORT Belgium's Catholic Prime Minis- After receiving a report that
CANCELLED. This statement followed the order
hall at the rate of 4000 an hour past
reports had been obeyed.
toric PRESENT RATES OF ter
mediately
(M. Jean
began
van Houtte)
consultations
im-
with
that Australia and South Africa's
a

way
man

Oval
had been
police
shot
were
at the
sent to
Rail-
the
Feb.
the raised coffin guarded by soldiers and will
BRISBANE,
be cancelled in
13-Most
Brisbane
sport
on
his colleagues and the Party
new
would
Orange
borrow
Free State
dollars
gold field
Switzer- next
Unless
week
work is resumed in the
of
scene and found two players lying OLYMPIC GAMES
retrenchment
Sunday. The Queensland Golf TAXATION leaders, on whether the adverse land.
-in
100' men is
or so
on the arena. Other cricketers
'lit by six great candles. Council
can)
president (Mr. V. G. Dun- vote
The
called
Lower
for
House
his resignation.
carried the The January conference of Com- Apprentices
likely.
and foremen who
had
A1
taken shelter
had run
in the
into
pavilion.
oval FINANCES
indications to-day were that the to-night advised all golf monwealth Finance Ministers de- have continued work in the work-
man an

Early clubs to close for the day. Bris- COMPLETE REVIEW

motion
abstention.
by 91 votes
The
to 84 with one

cided to attract into shops cannot handle the ordinary

at the rear of the pavilion and

bane Sunday motion, approved investments was walking around carrying a MATTER FOR FEDERAL
crowds would be greater than yesterday. have
tennis
been cancelled.
fixtures also
URGED at a Socialist Party meeting, de- the sterling area from hard cur- flow of maintenance
work.
and général .303 rifle.
GOVERNMENT
clared that they were deeply rency countries for development repair
Police reinforcements were re-
shocked the "which works, thus directly benefiting
WHEAT GBOWEHS' CONFER- by gesture, The began six weeks
THEIR LAST DUTY. ENCE would be
of our
painfully
great
felt
ally."
by the the
Loan
sterling
terms
area's
in
dollar
Switzerland
pooL
are
after
strike
the retrenchment of
ago
160
quested
rifles
and
went
15 police
to the scene
armed
and
with
a
VICTORIAN I'KL'MIER-S VIEW,

BRITISH REJECTION people

It added that the majority of likely to be four per cent, issues
men.
cordon was thrown round the MELBOURN E, Feb.
13.-The
First to file
past the collin to cate problem of precedence. The CANBERRA, Feb. 13.-A com.
Extra police sent to area.
Belgian public opinion will not at as were the recent Belgian have been Victorian Premier (Mr. J. G.
Barnard Duke, who abdicated Decem- plete review the ofpresent rates par,
day was
a housewife
Olive
from
Mrs.
Cowley,
(45]
nea ber ll, 1936, after
on

only ll months
OF US. OFFER of taxation provide
to. an incen- understand that Belgium aoes not Congo and South African Gov-
Mt.
¡picket
Isa, but
lines
late
had not
to-night
been
the
chal-
"STAY 15 YARDS AWAY."
B. McDonald)
the Federal
said to-night
Government
Uut
with
show the maximum of sympathy ernment loans from Swiss banks.
Oxford. Behind her were buai as King, is believed to be the only tive for greater food production without reserve
lenged its "surfeit of riches" sboald
and does not join London Detective who was
Giles, un-
''many of whom faai ex-King in English history to at- was urged by the Australian banking quarters be- advance all the money
nessmen,.
tend the funeral of his successor. TO USE TESTING SITES Wheat Growers' Federation in the mourning by the British lieve that the Swiss and World
,

armed, walked toWard the gun-

neces-
their wives and families at a to
brought nation of a King who had been who levelled his rifle and sary finance the 195«
the coffin hur conference here to-day. Bank loans are being negotiated. '
man,
After passing they The Duke will walk with the ATOM BOMB the model of broken ordered him Olympic Ganes in Melbourne.
Bus conductresses EXPERIMENTS. The federation to-morrow will during war a gal- The Swiss terms will need Aus- in English
ried to work. two Royal Dukes immediately be-
lantry and |

BRITISH EMPIRE back. Other edged their

nuns, schoolgirls and clergymei hind the Queen's carriage at the place before the
Minister for Com- dignity. tralian Cabinet approval. Swiss police He would not agree to a 50-50
WASHINGTON, toward him. The man then

[
feb. 12 (AJLP.). (Mr. J. lenders require exchange rate way contribution the
were among the queue, all wear
head of the King's funeral pro-
merce McEwen) several SOCIALISTS LEAVE CHAMBER. by Commonwealth
get back.
j
-The State said to Giles: "You Stay
ing some mourning
the
emblem.
hall with
Man]
moisi
cession on Friday. The others day that
Department
Britain had rejected
said
an
to- proposals
food
designed
production. They
to increase
will also The Socialist walked
guarantees
will be made
and
direct.
that repayment !
MEDAL 15 yards away."
and
He
Victoria,
wanted
he said.
that
women left will be the Dukes of Edinburgh offer of Opposition I
to/emphasise
the limited

.
use of United submit to the Minister series of With two officers few yards the
eyes. and Gloucester. States'
a
out of the Chamber after a I
a games were/awarded to Aus-
atom bomb
?j

v fain! testing sites. resolutions he laid his rifle across his

!
"The Times"
says the that adopted by the confer- M. Van Houtte away, tralia. Melbourne was th«
The department (Mr. deputy had told TO then only
rustle of'many feet on the car
The Duke of Windsor arrived spokesman ence to-day. These are: N.S.W. POLICEMAN arm and both policemen venue for them. He did not con-

I
Michael that the Opposition "has no longer
peted
stifled
stone
coughs
and
were
the noise
the only
ol in
afternoon
London
aboard the
from New York
liner Queen.
this
British
McDermott)
and
said
United
that
States' tech-
fha (1)
taxation
The payment
creates a
of provisional
hardship to
any
work
interest
owing
in
to your
Parliamentary
attitude."
INCREASES IN HUI COURAGE DT CLIFF-SIDE
pounced
rifle. He was
on him
quickly
and grabbed
overpowered.
his sider
proposition
that the
for
Commonwealth's
financing th*
nicians had been discussing the There, was a live bullet in th*
sounds that broke the silence aa He will with Queen for primary producers nd should be RESCUE. games was fair or equitable.
Mary. stay The Socialist leader (M. Paul
.
past four months the of PRICES breech and six in the magazine.
i
the passed down thc Mary at Marlborough House until possibility removed.
procession off a British-built Henri Speak) and the Liberal
each side of the coffin. setting atom N0 GOVERNMENT ADVANCE,
hall on after the funeral. (2) In order to Iron uut the leader (M. Albert Deveze) both LONDON, Feb.
(AJLP.).-An 12

.
bomb and PATIENT.
The "Daily Telegraph"' sayi that the United States anomalies associated with ..rural Australian policeman was awarded U .WAS ïp|[iriA¿
M¿" Van Houtte 1

had offered facilities r wi thin th» called on "to -re

m DROUGHT STRICKEN ^^eTPederal Government"- will
^oitrever* 1^ Other BoTaI^ot£ner*:and'tr?p-. industries ^auch drought, fha British Empire
.
that mep»Tmd* women of >c*frseas Govern-' limW bf
as fire,"
sign. Medal here to-
The told the he the of the
from^âlnïÂrt^every rtsentatrnis- the^securlty restrictions, storm, which AREAS day in the hst man police reject plea Victorian
*olourvana due had
flood, etc, create King Baudouin, who came to last' ot honours ap- arrived in Adelaide from Mel- Premier for Games
At 20 minute ments in London to-day were but the British decided to use vast fluctuations proved by the late King
an Olympic
country there.
were
Gustav Adolf and Commonwealth
in income, modi- the Throne last July on the George VI bourne few weeks ago. He told advance "without It has
intervals processionthe" passing King Queên facilities at least fications to the averaging two days before his death. a strings."
Louise of Paul of for the first Mr. McDermott system abdication of his fatter, Leopold, ANNOUNCED BY PRICES them he came to Australia in 1949 several times that
the coffin was halted so that the Sweden, King one.
should be abolished as from June
\

emphasised it
said that is sending his 18-year-old brother. COMMISSIONER The policeman, and disembarked in He
the Hellenes, and the American be was unable to say Special Sergeant Sydney. will not discuss money for the
could be changed. 30. 1951. ,

guard Prince Albert, to represent him Third-class Harold Frank:

Yeomen, toward the Secretary of State (Mr. Dean where this would be. Ware, of later
] went to Melbourne and said games except with relation to a
One of the (3) That a 40 per cent, initial Official circles in-
Juliana 'at tile funeral. B RISS ANE, Fèb. 13.-Milk price New South Wales, was lowered in a he five months in Vic-
Acheson). Queen and correspondent spent a site.
I
his fainted and TelL Reuter's reported ]
specific
end of spell, depreciation allowance on the sisieri that the decision
carried awav and Prince Bernhard of the Nether- that when the United States atomic King's increases of ld a pint bottle de- sale down a slippery cliff to at- torian mental asylum. -

He was quickly purchase of new machinery be re- strict

outlined was in accordance with a livered and pint bottle
lands wOl fly to London to-mor- authorities the Atomic See instated. id a tempt to rescue a woman in the.
replaced. as had
1
rets Act restrictions Belgian court protocol, he bought from the shops, were an- darkness, the citation in "MUST KNOW BY MAY 15.
the Yeo- row. which would ba to-night
"It wr- really nothing." The meeting pointed out that not made any State visit nounced the Prices Commis- official "London Gazette" said.
a kind imposed on the test with Ameri- yet by
said afterward. "It is declines in the wheat acreage
"
man and abroad. Many observers feared
of hypnotism, I suppose, from QUEEN'S FIKST CEREMONY. can facilities. Britain decided to other forms of food would
sioner (Mr. T. A. Fullagar) to-day. The sergeant found her dead, FATAL AMBUSH IN Feb.
all the go ahead with nlans for a test production that the dispute reopen These new price increases will lashed her LONDON, 13 (A.AP.).-'
watching the passing feet TheQueen held her first cere- within the Commonwealth possibly
were caused by the lack rf super- the old wounds of the bii-er con-
operate from next Monday. The ed by
body
mountainous
and to
pound- him SELANGOR Reuter's correspondent says the
time." phosphate for cereal and in and s furi- seas
mony since her accession at Buck- in Australia or Canada. growing, troversy over Leopold's part new prices will be (pint bottles) ous
International Olympic Corr_mntee
As the people emerged from the the excessive cost of wind, was gradually hauled up
Palace when she production, the which led to his abdica- told the Australian acle
numbers recorded ingham to-day KNOWLEDGE
war, delivered 8}d and bought from the again to safety. He worked for to-day
hall their were
received the Prime Minister (Mr. BRITISH .nrluding rail freights. tion. The Premier (M. Van POLICE OFFICIAL KILLED. gate (Mr. Lewis Luxton) that
nea* the shops 8d. three hours under the most ex- they
by a counting machine Winston Churchill)* and other GROWING. The mee tine considered there Houtte), after consulting his col- Mr. Fullagar said that similar must know by May 15 wheiher
crossed to hausting and dangerous conditions.
exit. Many afterwards statesmen to receive A test with States' facili- should be a change in the national leagues, indicated that he did not SINGAPORE. Feb. 12 (AAJ». Melbourne wouid be able to hold
Abbey to pray. leading an United country price increases would ap-
Westminster This ties could have oolicv to divert galvanised irnn. intend to assistant super- the Games.
address of sympathy. was provided American resign. ply only to drought-stricken Reuter's).-The 1956

I
DÜKE OF WINDSOR'S the fencing wire, routai nrOdrcts. tim-
sequel to Parliament's resolu- scientists with valuable informa- areas. There would be no increase intendent of police and three con-
POSITION. tion ber and other bwldtag mat«rîa's
tion two days ago to present a OQ the progress of the British in stables were killed when terrorists
Mackay, or in areas north of
Thi- Duke of Windsor's position humble address of sympathy tb atomic programme. Washington
and labour on to fpxms. There
Mackay, where useful rain had DRAMATIC SCENE IN ambushed a semi-armoured car to-
DISLIKES
<
shoi'ld he imDrovPd tr?rs»>nrt
in the córtese had posed a deli her. authorities believe that Britain has an
SAVITT fallen. day in the Kuala-Selangor district
GANGS WALK OFF
:
made substantial system to allow wheat and ce~,1l of Two officers

atomic field and the

progress
United
in
States
the
oroducts to be marketed swiftly AUSTRALIA Announcing the new milk price. FRENCH ASSEMBLY and
Selangor.
two other
police
constables were

MINUTE GUNS TO BE FIRED. scientist» now engaged on the and cheaply.

Mr. Fullagar said the 8d per gal-
wounded RIVER NORMAN
lon increase would be allocated as
DESIBE TO PLAT HEBE
* rapidly expanding atomic energy NO follows: A
Producers 5d, whole police officer, three European
order-of-lJne-day for to-day the first time for AGAIN.
A special room a programme are convinced that ¿lers ld, and vendors delivering "DISTRUST GERMANS Government officials and six con-
DISPUTE AT HAMILTON.
issued the week. British
Fray's funeral, by knowledge could materially to customers' 2d. stables unhurt and escaped
"SWT TOTM 13 (AJLP.K premises ALWAYS" were
V.'ar Office to-day, stated that
EARL MARSHAL'S
assist t*w"i -,
TO NEW YORK, Feb.
Mr. fullagar emphasised that into a swamp when the terrorists Feb. 13.-The dis-
J sjor-Geueral J. Gascoigne will REQUEST. It was felt that if The United States Davis Cup BRISBANE,
be in command of all services at veloped her own
Britain
without
de- GET PAYROLL" Dick Savitt, said to-day that
the increases were for
drought re-
PARIS. Feb. 12 (A.A.P.).-The
pursued them. The guerrillas had pute which resulted in 77 water
weapons player, lief The will blocked the track with a felled tree
Britons were- asked to-day to stay in only. position be re- whole French National siders off the coastal
Vat parade. United States' help, this would he had no desire to
play again Assembly walking ship
in mourning for the late King until viewed as soon as the drought is and threw grenades from surround- at Hamilton
will line the route at one
after greatly improve the prospects ol Australia. The Australian Press
he said.
stood up and applauded to-day.
ing high ground. The car went off
River Norman to-day.
Troops the funeral on
February 15. eventual atomic be- ALLEGED CONFESSION IN had '"magnified or distorted" his broken, as a deputy, ruined in
health by would be dealt with to-morrow by
ana naif intervals. As the co-operation the road, turned over twice and fell
a pace The was made in NEW ZEALAND. The special coi_nittee appointed the committee of the
funeral request an an- tween the two nations. The main remarks during his controversial imprisonment in the Buchenwald disciplinary
head of the procession ap- nouncement from the office of the by the State Government to inves- concentration "Do 30 feet. Waterside Workers' Union.
their stumbling block to atomic visit, he said. camp, implored:
proaches, troops will rest on Marshal, the Duke of Norfolk, who tion between
co-opera- WELLINGTON. Feb. 13 ÍAJVP had been criticised for tigate the Queensland milk posi- not rearm Germany." The dispute arose when a gani
rever&ed. The Troop, the United States and Savitt
arms King's is iii charge of all State ceremonial Reuter's).-"I shot them to eet ibo
\

bis semi tion will meet for the first time of 13 men claimed that the- sho H
Britain has been the ai holding up play during M.
Royal Horse Artillery, in Hyde opposition oayroll." William to-morrow Georges Heuillard (52), a
be transferred from hi'c'i to
arrangements. the United States Congress follow- Giovanni Silveo final match with Ken McGregor in morning. on'
BOXING
'
Park will fire minute guns as tne Radical, of Rouen, cried to the
'
Fiori is to have said, ac- and The committee, announced to- another. Wh?n the shipping com-
A for the Earl Mar- alleged the Australian championship
ing a leakage of atomic secrets 1

prucess.on stotts from Westmin- spokesman ta Assembly on the second day's de-
shal said "It is not that Russia to any sharing of American cording to police evidence at his for hisstatement that the news day by., the Minister for Agricul- bate pany refused the men's claims tl-ey
ster nail, and will continue to do :
expected on the European anny: T Co I
:
trial at Hamilton Fiori is .
ture and Stock (Mr. H. H. Collins), refused to work and were dss
everybody should weapons' knowledge to-day. naners "stink. not want and
su until the Royal train leaves put themselves with any othei my sons
grand- TURPIN DEFEATS BUXTON.
I
with the murder of John is: Mr. A. F. BelL Department missed. Four other sangs then
Windsor. Minute into the black
deepest at perhaps nation. charged Savitt. who arrived home by ri-
children to fight at side the of
Paddington for Arthur and ceased work in sympathy.
I
min choice Milk Board
_

will also be fired from the considerable expense, -but that Oabolinscy. manager., plane 'to-day, criticised the der-secretary their father's I am
guns and his wife on December 12 j

for "hairman; Mr. W. T. As- hangmen. a DREARY BOUT AT HARRINGAT.

Tower of London everybody should try to dress as of Ted Schroeder a singles Gettons, condemned man. I am going to
by the Honour-
I

Detective Fraser told the court sistant

Company. soberly as possible." No specific berth in the Davis Cup matches. Under-secretary: Dr. H. C. die but before let
able Artillery AMERICAN "MUCH that Fiori had made this state- champion Murphy, representing the
soon: that, me
LONDON. Feb. 12 (AAJ.).-In.
j
directions are laid down. "It is up Schroeder was the 1951 Health warn Distrust Germans al
Palace officials, military officers
to everybody ment to him. He also said that of Australia and Wimbledon, and Home Affairs Department;
you: one of the dreariest bouts for a long VAMPIRE PILOT
j
to observe the brief wa-vs Do not rearm Germany !"
!
and railway chiefs to-day dis- Fiori had said his had Mr. time. Randolph Turpin, British
wife toidi the form D. Morcom. Queensland Retail
the for the period of mourning in their own
IMPRESSED Savitt said that on
M. Heuillard continued: "When
middleweight champion, beat the KILLED
j
cussed arrangements way." the spokesman added. peODle in Mingin ul that they were Schroeder displayed before the Milk Vendors' Association; Mr. G.
i
'
I was at Bucisenwa'd. my friends
funeral. With the aid of Welsh and he did not want Londoner. Alex Buxton, who retired
a getting a car
challenge round in Sydney, there Andrews, Wholesale Milk Distrio and I swore an oath that
Guards they any in the seventh round
sergeant-major, to disappoint her. for his selec utors' Association; and Mr. F. A. owing to a
WITH was no
..
-
NEW GUINEA justification survivors would
measured out distances on No. 8 Detective Fraser described how always oppose cut eye. IN N.S.W. JET CRASH
tion. He said : "The important' "Manning. any German
!
form of
platform at Paddington, from KENAF Fiori took him to a soot where he thing to consider that during Mr. Collins said that the
rearma-
So much marred the
is com- ment. Most of friends mauling
will IMPORT OF BOTTER my are
SYDNEY. Feb. 13. The
j
-
which the cortege leave. said he had thrown th» moneybag. pilot
the three days before the challenge mittee "would explore the existing dead, bui I am
addressing th':s bout, that form early in the
of a Vampire plane,
COMMERCIAL FIBRE He found the ba? and Dair of jct Sgt.
j
a
round every member of the team position, bavin? in mind the seri- third ruond the crowd at Harrinçay
PROCES. ION. Assembly on their behalf." Süll
;
ROUTE OF Thomas of South Brisbane,

workmen
FROMM DEVELOPMENT trousers
ink on
with
the
"Fiori"
pocket.
written in beat
son
him-Sebeas.
and myself."
Trabe rt, Richard- ous effects bf drought on tibe sup suffering
his detention
from
.'n
the consequences
Germany, he was
of Stadium
handclap,
kept up a

stamped,
constant
whistled
slow
and
was
killey
crashed
Moore,
instantly when
Booral.
his
41
At noon were
hanging MIAML Feb. 12 IAJLPX-An bat-called. plane near
black the helped on to the rostrum by two north, of Newcastle.
,/nrplc and draping over
American businessman who went VIEWS. miles t"-day.
r*»tion entrance. It is WILL BE ALLOWED PRODUCERS' ushers. The referee to
.

estimate^ to Papua to advise about the com-

repeatedly bad The plane esme from William-
2G.00U and troops wai Tre Assembly listened to M.
I I
stationed
police
the to FEDERAL
mercial possibilities of kenaf was ENGLISH SPEEDWAY BRITISH TRADE *^he State president of the Heuillard in complete silence be-
use all- his strength to pull the town R.A.A.F. station. 10 miles
along route GOVERNMENTS reported to be "much QJJ.O. (Mi-. C. Jamieson) said boxers apart. In "he fourth round north of Newcastle. Eye-witnesses
impressed" x.
fore and then the
teddington. The funeral will ¿o ATTITUDE to-day. CAPTAIN SECOKD MONTH'S
milk producers did not regard the
their applause,
(M. Robert
he was clearly heard saying : "This said that the plane was diving at
via Whitehall, The Mall. Picca- Mr. J. M. Dempsey said in let- EXPOKTS. milk price Foreign Minister is the last time I will warn either a high altitude when the wings
a increase as even cover-
dilly. Hyde Park Corner, the Mar- CANBERRA, Feb. 13. -
The ter to the "Miami Herald": "I can- SERIOUSLY INJURED IN ing costs of production. A confer-
Schuman) went up to his seat and af you." ^
came off.
ble and Federal would 12 (A.A.P.).-The
Feb. shook hands with him.
Arch, Oxford-street Cam- Government allow not see how a commercial fibre SYDNEY. LONDON. ence of milk producing* interests
Terrace. the ot butter Board of Tradeestimated
bridge- importation from development can fail here, with to-day would be held at an
New Zeaalnd, but not sub- that Britain's exports January early date to
The gun carriage, drawn by would the cheap native labour and cli- SYDNEY, Feb. 13.-Tie English tn
review the position.
naval ratings, will be near the
sidise the cost to' the consumer, mate." speedway captain, Jack Parker reached a record of £250 million.
He said conferences of the Com-
INDEPENDENT KINGDOM OF LIBYA
rear of the procession. The Royal
the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Mr. went to (44), received fractured skull, This was six per cent, .higher than
monwealth
CRISIS W EGYPT
J. McEwen) said Dempsey New a a
the* monthly for the second Dairy Industry Or-
to-day. How- average
family will
behind
follow,
them
with
The
foreign
ever, it would be prepared to
Guinea and Papua at the request broken
tions
left forearm and lacera-
half of 1951. ganisation would be held in Mel- OVER RIOTING
royalties Royal of the Australian Government. He to the body when his midget bourne next week to consider the
waive import dury so The January imports were. £ 357,
funeral train is expected to arrive as to en-1 wrote to the car crashed into the fence at the nósition
newspaper from one of the butter and cheese
courage imports/ 200.000 continuing at. the high level
at Windsor from London at 1.20 of the kenaf Sydney Sports Ground to-day.
Mr. McEwen largest plantations in of the second half. industries. WALFDIST THREAT TO
pm. (GJW.T.V and the cortege is said that to date about 30 miles Parker is in hospital, where his of, last.year. The
he had no official Papua, from Port at ,£14.200, Melbourne conference. Mr. GOVERNMENT.
timed to leave Windsor station for knowledge of Moresby. The fibre conditions to-night was Re-exports were high
any to New of kenaf can reported 000 and the Jamieson said, would make further
the Ostle ten minutes later. proposal import Zea- be used as a substitute for India as; "fair."
excess .of imports over
submissions
land to the Federal Gov- CAIRO, Feb. 12 (A.A.P.I.-The
As the train arrives. -nf will butter to help relieve the Parker finishing the last exports and re-exports, in .the one
¡_
in New Wales grown jute in-the manufacture of was
£93 ernment on the price issue. Egyptian Premier (Aly Maher)
Ure from nearby Windsor Great shortage South and lap after two hours practice when month was million, compared
Queensland. burlap. summoned an extraordinary ses-
'
Park, where the late Even with the with an average of. £ 108,200-000 in~
King loved his car crashed into the board sion of his Cabinet this-afternoon.
waiving of New Zealand Mr. Dempsey writes: "I the second half of 1951
to walk when staying at the Cas- duty. am fence. The car rolled over three
much kenaf At the same time the Wafdist
and wQI continue to do butter would still be.dearer than very impressed with times arid finished upside down.
tle, so
Australian butter, which the Gov- here, where the rainfall is from TENDERS FOR SHALE Nationalist Party met to consider
,
each minute until the cortege ar-
rives ernment subsidised 70 to 150 inches a year, depending withdrawing its support of his
at the west door of st by 1/1} per lb.
the DAIRY INDUSTRY IN OIL Government.
George's chapel. The procession He said
butter in
that
the
there was sufficient on

South
altitude.
Florida and
It
Cuba
surely makes
ENTERPRISE Political commentators believed
is tfmed to reach the chapel just
present to
southern States at
of both
look
fibre
poor
and BRITISH NYLON PORT CURTIS AREA GOVERNMENT'S DECISION. that the Premier might dissolve
before 2 pm. (G.M.T.), passing meet the -needs of as producers
the Chamber of Deputies, in which
through the castle's sovereign en-
Queensland and New South Wales seed, since yields of both are su-
STOCKINGS PRECARIOUS POSITION. CANBERRA. Feb. 13.-The Min- the Wafdists
trance, across the grand quad- in the immediate future, but thara perior here." hold the majority.
the Norman was a risk that if it was released In the United States Mr. Demp-
ister for National Development The crisis was prompted by week-
rangle, through gate TO FLOOD AUSTRALIAN BUNDABERG, Feb. 13.-The (Senator W. H. said to- end disclosures about the
and the lower ward to the horse- now there would be a complete sey was the manager of the New- MARKET Spooner) rioting
dairying industry in Queensland day that to be'called
.
tenders were of January 26, "Black Saturday."
shoe cloisters, and entering thc famine later. Traders had to de- port Industries, a 2500-acre farm
had never been in such a precarious for the entire assets of the shale in which the Press battled over
cide for themselves on Lake Okeechobee, Florida.
chapel by the grand steps. On the whether tn CANBERRA, Feb. 13-The Min- the manager of oil enterprise Olen Davis Fuad
release position, general at (New whether or not Serag .el
,
hour simple burial last, it or not.
a service ister for Customs (Senator N. Curtis
will Mr. McEwen said
of the Port Co-operative Dairy South Wales). Din Pasha, then Minister for the
fag 25 minutes begin. exports O'Sullivan) said to-day he bad Association (Mr. R. R. Meldrum) He said that this was tn ac- Interior, was or was not mainly
butter from Australia had drop- TO COMMAND H.M.A.S. been advised that the British *
?tated in Bundaberg to-day. cordance with the Government's of
ped to practically. and SIDNEY. responsible. Under tb« United Nations resolution November, 1949, two
DR. nothing, Government was about to flood The output of the. association, announced decision to dispose of Maher this morning received
FISHER TO OFFICIATE. except for pastry batter none had. Australia with stockings. yean were allowed to.
prepare the territbries of Libga for inde-
beor sent nylon «Inch, has seven factories, for this the enterprise because of the small the Wafdist Speaker of the Lower
to the United King- CANBERRA, Feb. 13.-Com- He said had been pendence. Such steady has been maintained* under the
The it reported half year, was less than a quarter volume of production ta relation to House (Abdel Salaam progress
"Daily Telegraph?' says that dom since last November. In the modore H. J> Buchanan, at that the Board of Trade Fahmy guidance of British Administration of TripolitaniaT and
the of pres- British of the normal and the loss to sup- -losses on trading, which were being Somma Pasha). The newspapers Cyrcnaica
Archbishop Canterbury ?even months to the end of ent Commodore' Superintendent of sad of French Adminiitration
(Dr. Fisher)
had approved the export of 1} mil- pliers in cream pay alone was £H incurred at the rate of £30,000 a, carried a statement to-day-"the of the Fezxan that in January, 1952,
will have recovered January, which included the peak Training at the Flinders Naval lion united His
sufficiently from bronchitis to dozen pairs of nylons-about million. The suppliers h?d also month. chief of the army has informed the three territories were under Highness Sayid
production period in the southern Depot, has been appointed com- 70 per cent of British
officiate at the production. suffered untold losses in c?tt"?. A Tender advertisements would ap- the Premier that the army per- Muhammed Idris Al Senuisi, of the Independent Kingdom of
King's funeral States, exports totalled barely manding officer of the aircraft The matter, referred to
?enrice- Or. Fisher left his bed som tau was-being ?

low estimate would be at least 25 pear in the Press throughout Aus- formed its duty from the moment Libya. Tripoli will be the main port. This picture shows a busy
^carrier Snooty, the Tariff Board Xor a report. per wat. tralia, was asked to Intervene.'' dockside in Tripoli Harbour.
-
to-morrow. it
-
scene
'
.
i
.
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DICK MEEHAN IN OPENING FOURTHROUNDSERIES I <By "Centreboard.") I

(SahjKt to Aeceateaccs.)
second
trophy
shoot
at Mt.
for
Garnet
J. McDonald's
on Sunday.
.
YOU ASKED FOR IT!
Phone 8206. MA SHIELDS-STREET. CAIRNS, Phone 2425 A very strang wind «as blowing
j
On Sunday afternoon next. Feb» BUMANK, feb. IS.-Thc seros the rang» otherwise condi- We now have it for immédiat*
All the tate« models in Battery, Electric and the famous ruary 17, the first race of a series T-IM nih» galtoser. Amery, delivery.
Portables tions were fair. J. Pinwall top scor-
of three has
"A" Grade Major for the valuable
races exeeUeat at
are ia stock. prasaecU ed with 99. The the
Fully guaranteed- Eas* Terms. Home
Cairns Premiership Tom McDonald trophy will be atontar far his last start de-
following are

MAL
scores at ,500.

."AR
Demonstrations.

L
600, .700. off rifle,
run. Starting time is sat down feat ky telang th» 10 tartoac
_Also an efficient Rs Tío Repair Service.
for 2J0 pm. and the race will be Fatraary Haaawaa, sha asaia
handicap and total: J. Pinwall 33,
33. A.
(By "Not Out") sailed over the usual inside Malgl« atetaaee at 33, 9T, 4, 103: Foley 33. 30.
eraat

I
30, 92, 12, 105: J. West 29. 29. 31.
courses Nos. 1 and 4. Dsaniaa oa Saturday. 39. 20, 105: D. Tooth 26. 29. SO;
About this time each
On the opening dey in the first series of the season this trophy is- raced for,
sailing
In seven Brisbane starts Amery
87,
85,
18,
17,
105:
102:
E.
N.
Jones
Pavne
30,
27.
24.
22,
31,
26,
SUPfR A.V. TRACTOR
and
THE fourth and final round of "A" grade fixtures on
the
all
trophy
boats are

donated
out to take off
by the presi-
bas
once and
won three
third
times,
twice.
been
At Ms
second
last
76, 28. 103: W. Griffiths 28. 26. re-
tired. After the shoot the captain I With, independent and hydraulic
Saturday, Brothers and Norths appeared to have dent of the Cairns Aquatic Club. appearance he was beaten by a
(A. Foley) presented J. Pinu-all c low ratio which
front rear lift, plus the tpecial
20 added
WORlD-WIDf ii reached positions which should enable them to
Mr. T. McDonald.
Last-season Heathermae was th«
head
Australia
tn a

Day Handicap
camera in
over
finish
the
ll
with the century spoon, having
(ear gives pet
power.
cent, draw bar hort«
scored 101 o r. on a
previous shoot.
REQUEST \j win from Rovers and Colts, respectively, and so successful
of
skiff to havs the honour furlongs
soir.
at Eagle Farm by Vcus
NOTE.-Cultivators available with these Tractors.
being presented with the tro- Amery carried 7.10 in that are

confine the tussle for the major premiership to phy. N.B.S. actually won the race and has only llb. more for
series, but was unfortunate to bs Saturday's run. Previous to that RAVENSHOE CLUB SEE
these sides, both of which were unbeaten in the disqualified after finishing first in defeat he had come with a terrific

third round and who should have, after this the Ansi race and forfeited all finishing run to win the 10 fur- RAVENSHOE, Feb. ll. -
The

series, a substantial lead from Rovers and Colts,

claims
NJLS.
to
at
the trophy.
present is sailing at
longs January
ben on January
Handicap
12. He
at Doom-
has been
Ravenshoe
second
Ride
shoot
Club
lor
conducted
the Alderton
Ita ADVANX TYRE & MOTORSERVICE
the top of her form, a model of his three urophy on Sunday 300
who are at present in third and fourth having won consistency, over yards
positions. the last two races she has started runs before his Doomben victory (twice) and SOO yards in drizzling CAIRNS
in. Last Sundays win in
the sec- giving him a third in a nine fur- rain and a poor light. In spite of

KingGeorgelY In 386 for nine wicket in the tint four overt,

taree ot
scoring
on the No. 3 ova). Brothers owe which were maidens. Crommelin ond heat' of the Clubchampion- longs Trial Handicap at Eagle conditions, some good scores wera Agents for the International Harvester Co- of Aust- Pty.' Ltd
much ship wat . credit to both boat and Farm, a win ia an Encourage Han- recorded, J. Walker gaining iop off 2192 Three Lines- l-H.C. 2237
to the fine stand for 188 ii made the score four for lt by
0& êxtâ Whisky crew. N.B.S. waa also successful dicap on the same track and the rifle with 98- In ail niuo
Colts' best a
the fifth wicket between Bill Allen bowling Carr, batsman, win in a nine and bursts recorded,
te the handicap event. So patrons a quarter fur- were a good effort,
dori and Jack Boniface, two bate who failed to open his account
can be assured that NJLS. will be longs Encourage Handicap at Bun- for 13 shooters.
in Brothers who
men long overdue fo Hail, bas stood to Colts on
all-out to make amends for her damba. His main Details: J. Waiker,
UKiran-so.N.uasH occasions danger on Satur- 33, 31, 34, 98.
OlSTIlA*** AOSNCY big scores in dub fixtures. Allen many by bis typically de-
fensive then defeat in the series last season by day would appear to come from 9-105; R. Watson, 32, 33, 31, 96,
dorrs 144 was a splendid inning! cricket, helped Wilson Daasrae and 14- Norris. 29, 34,
to "drag" endeavouring to win this season. Voussoir, the improv- 105; D. 33, 9b,
a continuation of the form be strucj Coito from toe' tifJilr"'TH

SAHSTcrae
O'Meara IV (Chris Bolton) is ing Carapooe. 15-105; R. Bradshaw, 30, 32, 33,
and although Hall only 21 of
Tte
in the Charters Towers carnival got
also a consistent performer this Voussoir, carrying 8.7. showed a 95, 10-10;); c. Pearson. 31, 32, 32.
he the wicket
when scored 160 runs in thre fifth partnership of 67,
season, and although well bock in return to form by taking the Aus- 95, 13-103; C. SamunoseU, 32, 33.
Boniface was ou be saw the score immeasurably
appearances. run

j
the tralia ll fur- 32,
His wicket in Olson's handicaps, always gives a Day Handicap over 80, 95, 13-105; R. Piggott, 29,
for 83, In which he produced so tn improved. fell
T. Lésina. 31, 28,
characterise) valuable staud good account of herself. O'Meara longs at Eagle Farm on January 33, 94, 11-105;
of the form which eighth over, a
IV finished second N.B.S.
his several seasons Crokers Immédiat» dismissal left to in 28. beating Amery by a head, with 32, 91, 10-101; W. Durham, 28, 32,
batting agc the second heat of both the han- Daaerae a neck away third. He is 31, 91, 26-105; M. Neumann, 28,
when he was Colts six down for S3, a disappoint-
tipped to develop int)
dicap and championship top weight for Saturday with 9.0 28, 32, 88, 12-100; M. Strang, 26,
the number one event,

BELOW
a prolific scoring batsman. ing position on

.
and is still leading on for Previous to his Australia 17-105; R. Strang, 30,
points Day Han- 31, 31. 88,
Possibly
nings of the day was
the most valuable
that playei
to' ground.
The long uphill fight was taken this year's club championship, dicap
a
win
in
Voussoir
four
had not run 27, 31, 88, 12-100;
10-95.
F-
A
Beckham,
visitor in
27,
D.
Tbrall
by JUn Wilson for Colts. Witl up by Wilson, facing a most awk- having won the first heat. place starts, his best SI, 27, 85,

wickets
young
tumbling
left-hander
around
compiled
bim
a con-
thi

more
ward situation.
as a bowler
Strutton,
than a
regarded
batsman,
Heathermae
sailed remarkably
(G. Manning)
well through-
has performance
fifth in Amery's
in that
January
period
Handicap
being White
31-90.
also shot and scored 2ti, 33,
the family ;
out and so far has five at Doomben on January 13. He Next Sunday, February 17, no
fident 77. which but a player
continually getting; the season
undoubtedly savec wins together with has been hard horse train shooting take token

COST
to her credit, a to will plat« as a
ant useful scores, combined with Wil-
his team from total collapse
son again to hold Norths' bowlers 'many minor placings. A winner because of shoulder trouble, but of respect to the late King.
made Norths' task harder than wai cf this series last Heather- trainer Bob Glover with salt
out and The season, water
improve

I
In the early of thi Colts' score.
expected part mae will be striving to again nava
treatment and beach work seems
when their bowler! partnership was broken when
innings opening tbe honour of holding this to have
in of the Snars bowled Strutton for 38 with trophy. got him right again.
were well charge match Vinoma (Bill Tredrea) has come Daaerae carried 8.0 in third DISTRICT BOWLS
Hall the partnership worth 65 runs. place
The parts played by Stewie
Holden the good again after a bad start early to Voussoir and Amery last time
and Wally Strutton in helping tc helped Wilson to carry
Wilson in the season. Vinoma, over tho out and drops down 21b. to 7.12 for
score to 175, when was
rescue Colts were noteworthy con-
last few has always been Saturday's That third his RAVENSHOE CLUB
tributions. neatly and
caught bowled by Sundays, run. was

with the leaders at the best performance for some time,

Munro, who balls later
two found up finish.
Few of the spin bowlers in thc
The skiff is sailing well now and but on his day he is a good class! RAVENSHOE, Feb. ll-Weather
Wegert's to end the inn-
fielding sides could handle the con- stumps should finish of middle distance the week-end
showers ings. Holden hit a six and a four go on to a successful performer conditions over pre-
ditions resulting through of the has done most of his much the Ravens-
and ii in his 16 not out and Colts batted season. Carapooe vented play at
throughout the afternoon recent
one man On form. Vinoma looks to have racing on provincial tracks hoe Memorial Bowling Club's green.
cases were Th< short.
most expensive. and has at hts last tho
great chance of taking the first won two starts. On Saturday match in
Bicycles
Munro took the with twa a one
wbc average
mediums of Charlie Armstrong, race of this series next Sunday. He took the mile Anniversary Han- members' was final-
in his best for five, but on the day, Or. West- graded pairs
banded probably per- The skiff which will prove a real dicap at Oxenford last week, ised when V. Beckham and A.
aways performance of three for 15
formance for several seasons in
danger to Vinoma is Noel-ess-dee. carrying 8.7, beating Pale Tip and Lloyd were defeated by F. Arman
off 10 overs was considered tba
Cairns in this match, five for 69 Slr
effort Norths. skippered by Lindsay Joice. This Canning, and won the mlle and D. Stewart over 18 ends
and Norths' Crom« best bowling for He asco
openers-Keith boat has not had luck so far this January Handicap at Southport on 18-10.
melin and Dr. and Crommelin bowled practically by
Westaway-were half af the down by season and has not been credited January 23 from Blue Lass and A social game resulted: A. Phil-
Crommelin toot 52 overs sent
most successful. with win. Noell-ess-dee Wahay with 9.0. His last metro- Jones, P. smith. W. Muir-
14 ove» Norths for a total cost of only 37 a actually lips, o.
took only -one wicket in won a couple of weeks ago, but politan run saw him finish second head A- C. Tunnie, R.
and Dr. runs. v. Salmela,
costing 23 runs, Westaway was for a breach of last in Amery's January Handicap T. Kelly 14-16.
disqualified Stirling,
three for IS off 10 overs. As a
the rules. at Doomben but
slow Johnnj
SUNDAY'S GAMES HAMPERED sailing Noell-ess-dee on January 12, On Sunday morning in the mem-
contrast, bowler. turned in a grand last previous to that he
Worse conditions in Sun- race week, was second bers' graded pairs J. Armfield and
Dunstan existed
(Rovers) bowled only eight after being to bad start, to Gay Craft in the 10-furlong New Clarke defeated T. Kelly and W.
overs for 75 runs, no wickets, while day's
grass which
reserve

of
grade games, the pro
to get up to
away
dead-heat
a

for third Year's Gift at Eagle Farm on

I.

Muirhead 19-10. Sec the Ashty at ¿oca/Gular/

"Oscar" Olson took two for 74 off was hampered by
heavy showers throughout the with Vinoma. Sunday's race January 1. Social games in the afternoon
12 overs.

Brothers were in
of play against
trouble in
Rovers,
the afternoon.
reached tn any
No decisions
of the
have
matches,
been
bot
should
two boats.
be a duel between these Among
Law. who won
the lesser
the
lights,
10 furlongs
Jungle
Trial
were

ends
spoiled
being
by rain,
possible.
only a few
Results: D. W. J, FULTON
early stages (Hec Handicap at Eagle Farm Janu- O. Jones. J. Ma-
there every chance of Norths de- Starlark Manning) was by on Reif, I. Clarke,
when Armstrong bowled A. Boni-
feating
is
Watersiders on the number no means disgraced last Sunday. ary 29. should not be overlooked. lone v. C- Tunnie. A. Birch, F. 62c Shields St., CAIRNS
face, and Alf Blyton dismissed O.
two and Rovers Starlark was well up with the Foran, G. Jeffries 5-10; J. Whyte,
ground winning P.O. Box 580 Phone
Boniface and Q. Horwood in suc-
from It looks bunch when they turned for home FLYING HANDICAP. C. Camaranda, J. Armfield, T. 2680
cessive overs. Hinsch in this Colts- as though
but suffered bad cut-off in the Fuhlbohm,
B. P. Arman
Rovers, co-leaders with Watersid- a Kelly v.
In fifth wicket
Innings came
ÄSHW
down, which in a lull Had and Fort Stewart
ers, have an excellent chance in breeze, left her for Dream, Easy Day asco, G.
Cockram. D. 4-8;
Cn unusual position
recognised opener.
for
With Bolton
this well
out
this series to clinch a solid grip ot a- considerable
of
period, losing all look
gaged
the
in
pick
the
of
Flying
the sprinters en-

to
V. Long,
L.
A. Campbell. A. Phillips,
Ed-
Bros. Plyi ltd
the major-premiership and enter chance a place. Handicap Crowe v. F. Coghlan, E.
for 18 to
Langtree, Brothers were the grand final Nim (Firth Bolton) is rather he run over 7 furlongs less 83 wards, W. Smith. J. Ramsav 6-4; M4 WKKMAM MMBAN6. \
four down
for 58. but AUendorf, at present. Nim yards. J. Voip, W. tVii-i ST. VAUIY.
Scoreswere: Colts 131. Roven patchy was sec- Muirhead v. H. Hing,
who had the was
opened Innings, for Norths ond to NH.S. at one stage last Dream showed a return to form G. Scriven 6-5.
with much confidence in one 27; Watersiders 114,
playing yet to bat; Brothers Banks no week, but what ground she made last start when ehe made no mis-
bis team's bad 155,
this period despite take about the
wickets for 10. up on the runs was lost on the seven furlongs
start. Four Rovers bowlers tb" slog and at the finish was in front Bribie Handicap at Eagle Farm on
of Brothers' bat- shared
The reliability wickets against Colts, R. of only one boat. January 26. She carried 7.9 that
strength shown in the with
ting was
Langtree taking three. Cliff Smith TE AINEE RACE day and goes up to 8.7 for Satur-
partnership which followed between Previous
(34). for Coils "B" day's race. to her Eagle
and Boniface. The topped and The

PERFECTS! AUendorf Jack trainee fleet will revert Farm Dream had had suc-
grader. Kev. Crathcrn, made win. a

had been a lean merry back to the series for

latter having run, for the Geo cession of unplaced her best
. . . 32, the only scores of note in runs,
but in this innings he came to Hull and Cari Mellick trophies fourth in the Handi-
the inn in es. Sanders was the bats- being Flying
the rescue with a very solid knock. Sunday's race will be the second cap at Doomben on January 12.
BRIEF \ PANTIE when
man dismissed in Rovers, who re-
?
, The long partnership ended race of a series of three" races for Dream also has been nominated
quire 105 more runs with nina
out in attempting the time is for
Boniface was run wickets to fall, among whom are
trophies. Starting the February Handicap on Sat-
He included three laid down for and will
a short run.
dependable batsmen in James. 2.10 p.m. urday and that may race may be
sixes in his last 28 runs. The bc sailed on course 1 and 3.
Webb and Duff. preferred for her.
then five for 247 and Fourteen trainees

2
score was will face the Had third

3
Arthur Strike was Easy, carrying 8.2, was
th«
1 AUendorf
tury.
was weU past his cen-
only batsmen
deal successfully
in
practically
Watersiders
with the
ta
starter.
the trainee
It is pleasing
fleet is
to note
steadily
that
in-
to Dream
only 31b.
last
more
time
for
out,
Saturday's
and with
run
continued to force tb* slows ol creasing There definite
Brothers should be has a
ii II again. in weights over
2 pace,
wickets
but
after
they again
AUendorf
lost
went
quick
at 265.
Arthur
Ernie
Spowart
Wales (three
(six for
for
41)
27>.
and
Ol
17 trainees
Xmas
in
(J. Leary)
the water
was a
shortly.
winner
the
been
Talking
a consistent
pull
mare. Had Easy has
the team. Strike S. galloper. He has
ssw. sw. w. sw.- W.
.AT PENNEYS
(43).
- - -

os. m his 144 were five fours and four

(16). and J. McAulfife
Britton
con-
in thc first race of this series, and had 16 starts for seven wins and
sixes. His wicket was the second (14), is now
tributed the sailing at her top. The has been farther back than third
taken who claimed only scores over ben. second to in thc cham-
by Armstrong, Four of Spowart's Olympic only once.
Perfect locknit and lace the wickets of Hinsch, Dr. Morrisey, victims wer«
last her
panties bowled. pionship Sunday proved Fort Day, with 7.9. was fifth in
!
new with Brothers, and
trimmed -

but we've too much a. player Top In Brothers to be a class boat, even if an old Dream's Bribie Handicap at his
briefs
mWÍÉMS^^i
score was by
A MEN'S SOCKLETS
.
Ball, in the space of 13 deliveries, one. (Chris Bolton) is last
out
Laurie Boniface (37). followed bi
Olympic appearance and drops down %/
they 90 at and compelled Brothers' last two the trainee
stock -so a special, useful knocks by T. Curtin (28),
at present master, of llb. more. Previous to that failure
batsmen. Dr. Ross, also to new- fleet.
F. Skinner and Since this boat has been he was third to Had Easy and Tar-
price. Pink or white. comer to Cairns cricket, and Welch (26) J. Leahy (23 sailing it has had remarkable red at Doomben
not out). suc- on January 12, and
to hold on until stumps. It is quita Under very unpleasant
conditions. cess, and in light breezes Olympic before that won thc Open Handicap
NO Ron Kirkwood dismiss-
MAIL ORDERS likely that Brothers will continue is almost unbeatable. at Eagle Farm.
ed five for 50. Banks', most used Dolphin over seven furlongs
their innings next Saturday. (Tom is striking Ria warra of
bowler. Shearer (three for 42). Winkworth) good makes most appeal
i^^^BBP^Pfe^
wai
j
than Bro- form
fared even worse
Colts
thers in their commencemens
most
overs
accurate
bowled
throughout
by him. An
the

appea'
14
last
and
week
turned
for a
in
second
a good race
in the
the
out
lightweight
with 7.7 he was
division.
third
Last
to Hall
time
f|
^¡r
MEN'S
Ribbed Cotton,
ATHLETICS
masc Amil
ms

against Norths. Both Crommelin handicap event. and Mr. in the strongly
against the ty Banks witt Joy-C (N. Joice) master Standby
and Dr. Westaway were right on
their score
light
10 without ended a new boat this season, in her six furlongs December Handicap Sizc*34to42 .. TTH
the with the latter loss
spot, bowling play for the dar. only two starts shows that she is at Eagle Farm on December 29, and W
Abbott-st, CAIRNS EdruW., INNISFAIL extremely
keet, O.
well
Bowtell
to dismiss
and A.
O. Car
Campbell "B" GRADE
going
Caroleen
to be
H (Dick
a class
Bolton),
boat shortly.
present
be
weight
is well
in
treated
Saturday's
with a

sprint.
similar
^^^fj^^^^^^
club champion, bet-
could do no
Due
ther's
to
teams
the withdrawal of Bro- ter than a fourth last week, but iS^L Wflfäß £jk 80*13' SPORT SHIRTS

the game
from
between
the "B"'
Freshwater
grade,
and
everyone has a bad day occasion- Headdoth-Assorted Colour* Mil
Norths was the only match in tba
ally. Torment (Merv Scholz) SURF CARNIVAL AT -Sises :S.B..B. and Youths WU
looks like form
second striking again.
last series played on Sun-
Linda (Miss A. Hodel) TOWNSVILLE
day.
in a
At
strong
stumps.
position,
Freshwater
having
were

lost
a win any day now, for
is due for
she has ^^P^^^^l»!
her boat sailing PREFABING FOR STATE
two for 76 in very well on the
score of 91. Any
replying
winning
to Norths*
decision
wind. Pirate went close last TITLES
^^l^^fefc«A^_2P
lS:A^W*\dt~g^i 4|| PAO AND ENVELOPES ?

I
Jtv ?>

reached by Freshwater means that

week and will do better. Flight. \atf Belfast Une* r Assorted |lí
VI
_

Fox TOWNSVILLE. Pcb. With

and Lightning 13-
I
-

this team would meet colts with were hopelessly Colours..

the of .

^r^^QR^
out of it. A better race from exception the senior surf
equal points in the next and final these boats next Sun- event, the restricted events of tba
series of the major premiership. As
is expected
day. Queensland life saving champion
Colts are
already minor-premiers, it
Before the ships expected to be very open,
world be declaring meeting are

to defeat
necessary
them twice
for Freshwater
to rel'eve the open last Monday night, the com- the
land
superintendent
Surf
of the Queens-
Association
^^.a^f^ vlfc^*^ aft CARDED ELASTIC ak

present holders of premiership hon-

modore
all
(Mr. W. J. Tredrea) asked
(Mr. Bill
Ufe Saving
said ¿5^V_fe\ \ £\ \F English Made - 3 Yards -

BK
Daley)
ours.

I. Barris'
21 was top score for
observe one
members
minute's silence as a,
to stand ind
Mr. Daley said that
to-day.

which
apart
he
from CeuTwrspped .. ..
... Ol
mark of respect to the late King the -senior Mri event, ex-
Norths. Ernie Brown, the -captain,
made 20. D. Hook George VI. On Sunday afternoon pected Steve Wilkes of the Alexan-
18, and M. Gra- dra Headlands to win, most of tbe
last each skiff and trainee carried
ham 14. while three bowlers. J.
a black other restricted events in the State
Bettany,
each took
P- Killoran
three
and
wickets.
R. Franzi
Fresh- Three
pennant
new
from
members-were
the peak
ac- titles, including rescue and resus- É^^Vs^r^T^/^ 4l_|
^àF
WOMEN'S SLIPPERS
p/
water's reply was 76 for two. W, cepted into the club this week citation, on Saturday would be
f"-^A*\Zlf" _P Mottle Felt Cosy Sole- -
aWll
¡Palmer making 27 of these and
Messrs. Phil Hasluck, N. Walsh open. This will be the third carni- A im'â. Assorted Colours.. .. Tarli
and G. Hali val held on the Strand, Towns*
Freshwater's skipper. Joe Bettany,
ville, and the first State titles held
out HANDICAPS
playing not 30. in the city.
Mr. Daley, accompanied by the
SENIOR
I
______
FLEET

BOWLS
H.S.fi.S£.Nth. deputy superintendent (Mr.
Townsville
Bob
^^StlK^Sk^wMM áSk LOCKNIT BRIEFS fBW
N.B-S.Ser. Scr. 1 Donaldson),
week-end
arrived in
carnival ^giTT ^SRRR;W^$* ^ Perfects-White. Peach and
%\\
last to complete
O'Meara IV 3 1 Scr. W. and O.S... W ll
and instruct
^^^BÄ^|j Sky S.W..
-
.. ..
arrangements th«
I CAIRNS MASONIC. I Heathermae 3 2 3
....
Nortb Barrier team on minor ad-
Vinoma. 4 3 3 to the H. and H. drilling.
The only competition game Noell-ess-dee justments
..54» the North Queensland
Regarding

^B^^^^l
played during the last week-end Nim. 9 9 9 branch winners. Mr.
Etty- Bay,
was the graded threes, which was Starlark. 10 S I said this team, the 1949 Ä PILLOW CASES JSW
)\S£É^ FOR played
resulted win
on Saturday
in
for W. a
afternoon
Price, J.
and D. CHIMES.
Handicapper.
Daley
Queensland
to date most
title bolders,
alterations,
were

but
up
Mr. ^S^»WMP8Ä%T V Urge Sise -
Unbleached WAJk
w%y^rmmËËm^
on MTW*
THE 0FFI?E Williamson
feated W.
and
Francis
C. Willis, who
(substituting
de«
JUNIOR FLEET Donaldson and he would check the ,^^j^mWM^^SÊÊÊÊ Calico with Tapes .. ..

team over before the carnival on

for J. White), T. Williamson and HAR. SR. Nth
Saturday. He added that through)
W. Lindsay. 18-16. Olympic.Ber. Ber. Ber.
their visit in 1949 to the south, tha
This game, although played on Xmas. 3 3 2
had received most
Caroleen H 5 S 4 Ktty Bay team
a very heavy green, produced ..
of the new instructions.
TBINGS some very good bowls, with either Dolphin. 10 10 9
TO NOTE
y^p^V j^^pP side
two
giving
away on
no more

each end.
than one or Torment.
Flight ..
.. .. ..
13
13
12
ll
ll
ll
At the 17th lookedend it
as Joy C. 13 ll ll
CAIRNS COURSING
%vl JK^L
^H^.
6sa"
fleck
*

chat
i"*"*'*
wal aerar
CrmmicK
faie ar
though
were
but at
leading
the next
Bill
15-13).
end
Lindsay's
team
would
Clarrie
(who
win,
Wil-
Vampire.
Lightning.
Linda.
1«
30
20
12
17
17
13
18
IS
CLUB WÊÊ&wMT\ I JfHEM ARI6
IPICIIW
MORI
lis'

then,on
team scored a three, and from Query.
Pirate.
31
21
30
20
20
20 HANDICAPS FOE SATURDAY. I pSi^L
narrow

Players
went
.margin
for
on

the
to
of 18-16.
win with

threes
a

Fox.
Cygnet.
22
22
22
22
22
22 I Handicaps for thé Cairns Cours»
^^^^?t^l^wJP MEN'S
ß0YS
SHIRTS
KHAKI
(Collar

sHoRTs
attd.) It/11

u/*
graded Club meeting on Saturday are: ?í5k_. ..

to Crusin
play next Saturday at 2 p.m. Susan 22 22 22 Lad-
^BB^_0|_a>5'*^r^
...

irst Course: Tiny scr.. ENGLISH FACE WASHERS lld.

EB* Ikn fe a aaa BMMM «a ft TOfJL. are N.
Richardson
Guild,
v.
J.
F.
Franzmann,
Holle, W. Jen-
S. H. C. LAYCOCK.
Handicapper.
Auburn's Alone 1 yard. Game
LADIES' DRESS COMBS
R. McFarlane;
Bond 5, Wonder Burn a. Tara flP^V^*' ..
i,d.

ASK IS Laak far UM ftaaaaa Labal ta the packet

sen,
Taws«, J. Shaw v.
A. Peters,
P. Kexilas,
O.
N.
Chief, Bollard Boy and Bollard
.^ïlf% _r^!Pg PRINTED COTTON FROCKS 15/11
" Girl 13, MilUeprinkle 22.
mi-*,+mm*Êm g-r,"í"t Till. C Skinner.
FOR CAIRNS GOLF Second Course: Ann Birch scr..
36gC* UTILITY 3ETS 70/-
marred
Last
Sunday,
the
unfortunately,
match against
rain
the
Pelaire 1 yard, Baron Lad 20. k^^^^Cst^^i^^^S j

Cairns Bowling Club, which bad ASSOCIATES Hiss Dearfoot 4, Jule's Pick 6.
Western Line, Larry's Twist and

Stamina
to be postponed, Members nope Silver Veils 7.
it will not be long before the An EXTRAORDINARY GEN-
Third Course: Irak
postponed match be played. ERAL My scr.,
will MEETING will be brid at Young Impshi 1 yard. Percy Alert
On Sunday, the the
February Club FRIDAY, 22nd

PENNEYS
24, House, Fecmar 8, Ever Mantle Stru
», 8,
president (Mr. Jim Hing) will be FEBRUARY; »52. at 8 p.m. bum, Nickie's Girl and Cheryl
bringing bis bowlers from South BUSINESS: To elect an asso- Birch IL
Johnstone to play on the Cairne ciate to the committee on account
Masonic and club members
green
are looking; forward to this visit. Mrs. J. T. Alley's resignation.
The club closed on Simwill be Nominations dose 18th Febru- "God is Love." than this
More
day, February mark of ary, and nomination papers may
17, as a we cannot ask. higher we cannot
SIVE YOU POUNDS
.
! respect to the late King. Ko be obtained from Hiss Jones, 84 look, farther wa cannot go.-Mary
.--~-*m>-mmmmÊmmm^ammmmÊ-mmm^mmmmÊÊmÊ*iÉlÊmmmm&t
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VAUXHALL
would1
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Japan

;
No in the United States T. Casey. tennis section of the Central House
cowboy jI
ton- ana be admitted to G.A.T.T., but in
branc-riding A boaster be described as a of the Soviet of the
corral may Gordonvale aeicated Kiwis by an Ann v. une big-
i

can more case there need be no

any fear
j

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steer-wrestling, calf roping talent sportsman with whom it is no innings and 68 runs- ucruonvale'g that the Government gest sporting groups.
would fail to
his 70 year sooner done than said. E. jarred "For several in a row no*,*'
in own family than innings, 127. Batung: 57, protect Australian industries a year»
VALUE HAS BEEN PROVED THROUGH old Packsaddle Ben Greenough,
» . ? .

IX Cnamuers 17. c. uoodman 13, gainst any unfair competition.

he said in a letter to Komsomol

I
of Montana. Ben's four children. Arlene Davis, of Cleveland. Winkueman ll. H. Pravda, "it remarked after every
P. Bowling: Some "mushroom andr non-essen- is
THE YEARS . .
Turk. Bill. make U.S.A., ls licensed to fly dif- all-union tennis tournament that

j
. Alice and Marge, more Motlop 4 for 25, I, HoUmgiWorOi tial industries" suf-
ferent of might perhaps
the rounds of about 25 rodeos types aircraft than any 3 fer 19, A. Pitt 1 for 3i>. is.iv.is fer under the general the young players are offering no
agreement,
finally meeting at the other woman in America. She has 26 and 33. H. but serious resistance the masters,
every year innings Batting: it would not damage cny jto

annual New York rodeo. a 4-M rating, said to be the highest E and that the number of
Tops in Motlop 26 not out. Bowling: j economically-based essential in- young
As early as 1903 Vauxhalls the who has held by any in the 7 and for D. taking in the
were founding great the family are Turk, won woman world, Jarred ö for 3 a. dustry. players part game is
which entitles her to fly small.**
reputation for the Pondleton, Calgary and Chey- all types Chambers 1 for 19, P. Way 2 for In spirited Mr. Withall very
value-for-money that they command of land and
a reply,
He asked
enne rodeos, and Alice, who is seaplanes weighing up 6, P. Winkleman 1 for 20. Best ! said the reference to "mushroom why this was, and then
to-day. the to 25,000 pounds. In tor P. and <

non-essential industries" answered himself. He said the

former VS. women's cham- addition, fielders Gordonvale were was

pion. Arlene finds time to teach ball- V. Langtree and A. Bowker. most offensive to Australian principal responsibility lies with
Way, indus-

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and ballet and also the Ail-Union Committee
»
* * . room dancing Kiwis' best were L Burns, P. Pitt try as a whole, and pending on Phy-
To-day, the two Vauxhall models, the 12 h.p.," 4 cyl. the north of plays a championship of and E- Ah Mat.
a
Known throughout game public statement from the Minister sical Culture and Sports.

I
Wyvern and the brilliant 18 h.p., 6 cyl. Velox, England as "perhaps the grandest golf. as to the industries which came He charged the committee with
* . .
that the * under that designation could showing little concern for the de-
Proudly retain and highlight this well-earned horse was ever foaled,'* it
O H A. Prickly Heat Powdar
reputa-

¡
Blacklock is for Some before
years English speed- "B" GRADE only be inferred that he was "in velopment of tennis.
tion mighty renowned
for value-for-money. an event in which he way racing held was under its pre- {favour of Australia being used as brings quick relief from Prickly
figured pro-
sent control. Jack Parker SECTION 1 ground for the NO TENNIS PLATERS Heat and other itching skin
minently even though it took place rigid a
dumping pro
after his death. the was competing at in ducts of the mushroom and and
years After a meeting non- conditions induced by heat
Compare Vauxhall's by 7 essential on

j
Uniteds defeated N.C.G.M. The All-Union Committee
engineering economy and grace- horse had been buried some six Exeter when he fell while well industries of Japan. In For
in the lead. This the second wickeis ana 2 runs. Uniteas' mu
practical terms Minister's Physical Culture and Sports is tho perspiration. tired, burning
ful styling. years, owner Prank Watt sudden- left the
45 and 4 for 22 declared. words mean highest sporting body in the US. feet:-it cools as it soothes
decided to have the skeleton man with the race well and truly ings. that the lighter indus- I
ly
Batting: E. Pearce 17. Bowling: K. tries of with S¿t.. and when such criticism is
and re-assembled. in his keeping, but on the third Australia, .heir Antiseptic and protective.
dug up henderson 2 for 4 and 1 for N. îeveTed at bas been
Then he purchased a human skele- lap he too fell in the same spot 9. valuable employment-giving and it as by Sere-

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VAUXHALL OFFERS 5 for 20 and 3 for li. wealth-producing some action to bs
FAR MUCH MORE FOR ton and had it mounted on Black as Parker. Getting up he Wed to iwoomey potentials, are bryakov, is likely
restart his bike, that M. Boban 2 for 16. N.C.GJd. inn- to be surrendered cheerfully to taken.
YOUR MONEY. lock's back. The gruesome pair only to find
Batting: M. Einia The Soviet tennis
were then exhibited a chain had broken. The two other ings, 26 and 39. Japan and that the Australian Army section
at agricul-
8. B. Brown 8. Bowling: L. Whit- [taxpayers who have invested official said there are 3605 rated
tural around th» country- contestants in the race were mean- in
meetings worth 3 for 12 and 5 for 16, E. these industries and tennis who are
while thc men and players regularly
side, where the yokels stared in cruising round the track and
ll and 3 for 21. Best, women in various tennis
this than Pearce 4 for who work in them to participating the
As England was are

:
English as I amazement as a hidden string was evidently more
fielders for N.C.GM. were M. be thrown aside as of no account." sections of the country's sporting
Parker could bear to see. With a
pulled causing the skeleton rider
Corry, M. Bonan and L. Arnold. organisations
to snap his grin he said to the rider whese
teeth at them.
;
Emeralds defeated Gordonvale by "INSULTS AND AFFRONTS" To anyone this is not satisfactory

!
. . . broken chain had lost him the
32 and
i

5
i
runs. Emeralds' innings, for a nation with approximately
race, "'Here take this bike of mine
Athletes In his latest Canberra
:

who complain about; 44. Batting: D. Corcoran 17, L. Letter, 2CO.000.000 who play nearly

VAUXHALL

I
and you'll win yet." The rider was people
the Director
!

the of would ll. E. Hoolihan of A.C.M.A. refers to other kind of sport and play
rigours training do, quick to accept the offer Mogford Bowling: every

j
and rode a recent article in the "Manchester
to study the .

well daily routine of 4 for 14 and 8 for 16, J. Bryce ri welL

the
Gama.
immortal
From his
Indian
boyhood
wrestler.
Gama
¡: to such
the post
effect
to win.
that
None
he got
of the
up
track
on
for 18 and
43 and
2 for
28.
27. Gordouvale's
Batting: B.
Guardian"
tracts were
from
cabled
which
to the
some
Austral-
ex-

the
"There
voluntary
is practically
sporting
no tennis
societies
in
of
SaM PRICKLY HEAT
officials had witnessed the substi- innings. <mW
ian Press. He says
McDonald Motor Agencies Cairns rose at four or five, did from 1500 Goodman 16. Bowling: D- John- it is too stupid the trade unions, the institutes and
POWDER
- -
-
tution so they were quite prepared to be taken ky
to 2000 bhaitaks, sort ot and 7 for D. Rich- seriously except for the schools," said Sere-
a deep to declare the rider wbo had bor- son 5 for 23 7.
is
secondary
aspect-"it
Turner Agencies.Atherton knee bend, and a few hundred
rowed Parker's machine the win- ardson 4 for 14 and 3 for 15. Base one
of quotations from
largely
an
composed
Australian
bryakov. "In a whole series of
dands or rhythmic press-ups. After fielders for Emeralds were L. Mug- cb'.asts (big administrative districts
ner. Everything, however, was economist."
J. Vincent. there tennis
Advanx Paramount -
-

Innisfail or Tully
a brief rest, during which he would
eventually put right and the prize
ford, E. Mogford and
Eurekas 3 He quotes some "typical
of the country) are no

eat a paste made from a pound of Aloomba uefeaied by pas- players at ail."
money was handed over to the law- sages" "How much
35 and better,

.
.
almonds mixed with milk and Aloomba's innings, He made further charges.
.

runs.
ful winner. argues Mr. Clark, if more Austral- and
sugar, the day's work would D. Grogan 13 and 10, "The heads of the committee
begin. * . * 46. Batting:
à ians
.
IBWU IMS had stayed on the land in- ar©
P. Brand 12. Bowling: E. Davis the council of trainers (coaches)
Sportsgirl to friend: "T have an stead of being lured into
for 12 and 6 for 19, H. Cham 4 for factories doing no serious work even with
uncomfortable i

feeling that we're Davis 5 for by high wages and city amenities of the country.
15 and 4 for 19, E. the crack team
not being followed." It is an
19. Eurekas' inmnKS, astonishing, indisputable of the leading masters.
* . 12 and 6 for "Many
. fact that Australia
39 and 39. Batting: H. Chant 12. emplovs s Fridland, Andreev, Lukirsky, play
GREAT NAMES TN SPORT: much larger of
A. proportion its of not

,
J. Donald 4 for 10. a defensive type game
Tommy Burns. Although he may Bowling: labour forces in manufactures than
Donald 2 for 10 and 3 for 5. D. characifiristic of Soviet sportsmen.
have lacked the of the the United States. Each
skill heavy- 4 for 6 and S for 9. Best rura:
All this known to the committee,
weight fighters who before Grogan worker, it is is
came
for Eurekas' were B. estimated, is
pro. but pushing tennis toto the back-
fielders \
;

and after him. Burns was second Bul- ducing j

! 50 per cent more than ht no \" POWERED

T. and J- concern
¡

to none Campbell, Bishop was ground, it is showing

as a personality. A French m 1938-39. but because o)

\\
forthe leading sportsmen."

\
cock. even
shorter
LIGHTIii.
i

Canadian, his real name was Noah working hours and ineffi-
official said 6ome of
The tennis
Brusso but he adopted the name of TX ciency at all levels there has oeer of
SECTION the masters take the liberty
hardly
\
Bums when he made his any increase in manufac
Tommy
first
at
After
the

coveted
ring

Jeffries
appearances
beginning

position
retired
of

of
the

title
in

from
Detroit
century.

holder.
the ton's
Edmonton
by 8 wickets

clared.
innings.
Batting:
defeated
and
31 and
3 runs.

E.
High

3 for
Williams
School
Edmon-
35 de-
12
turing
the
vise
which
economist
the
output

Australian
shelters
A
would
first

tarff
inefficient,
say,
necessity
is

schedule
to re

high,
violating

''Thus,"
sport

REFEREE

be
discipline.

explained,
INSULTED

"thej lead-
\\ PLANT

Burns laid claim to the position not out and 10. Bowling : S. cost manufactures." ing tennis player of Tifus, V. Urae ^^^«si \ country homo
22. Under the of "Los
but was not taken seriously. Croker 5 for 5, E. Allan 3 for heading vsky, grossly insulted a referee
Week-End". Mr. Withall
then decided the 37 and 26. proceeds match. Such
FOR TRUE that best innings, after losing a cases
Tommy High School's "At the
way to gain recognition was to Batting: S. Croker 13. Bowling: Summer School of Poli are not isolated, and they point to
tical Sconce, which held its an
travel the world and defeat each E. Williams 4 for 10 and 8 for 13. educational work with tho
nual poor
his home 2 for 13. jamboree at Canberra ove:
national champion on H. Wilson 4 for 23 and masters of tennis."
the week-end,
ground. After disposing of Bill St. Josephs defeated Taipans by a
parer given bj I

He ca'led on the Young Com

the Minister for Labour iMr
Squires, in California, Burns tra- 8 wickets and 4 runs: St. Josephs' munist and physical cul
Holt) continues the vendett
!

League
velled to England where he easily 28 and 3 for 10. declared. lure organisations to extend assist
innings: the mp.nufac ¡

defeated Gunner Moir and Jack J. Bowling: D. against, Australian

Tye 12. in tennis among
:

ance developing
Batting: turing industry. The naper wa:
Palmer. Then popped Jack 2. D.
up Barr 6 for 12 and 3 for well in l'ne with the children.
Johnson. Burns, however, decided "Mancheste:
Humphrey 4 for 15. Taipans* inn Guardian" theme. Figures on in "Almost ail schools have play
that there was easier money to be ll and 23. Batting: G. crim groinds," he said, "but they are

VISIT Á.L. & S. FABRIC SECTION made elsewhere and refused tO|
,
¡

I
ings,
mins lO.q Bowling: D. Lanskey 4 dustry
truth or
were

less
of
kind.
the
The
similar
same
ha'f
dis
built without tennis courts, though
E- Mullen 4 for hard to set up a sta-
'
fight the negro. After victories in 3 and 3 for 7, it is not very
for credited drawi
Dublin and Paris, Burns out, for ll. Best fielders for comparison was
court
where a comprehensive is
came
I
5 and 3
with U.S.A. industry, w'th th. ple tennis
range conveniently for Australia followed by S. Pratt, P. Turner
displayed your to closely ISt. Josephs, criticism of the "There are many boys and girls
"^^^^^^^^^y^^^om
I

same use nf man Invitation

Johnson. After polishing off Bill' Taipans' best fieldera who want to play tennis, and if our f

inspection. ¡and J. Tye. power by secondary industry ani

Better
/

Squires again and knocking out were D. Barr. G. Crimmins and T ?he false labour masters extended assistance to the tlfeffifli^^v X
to Living
same picture
.-
,'i

BUI in two Burns school children, would be

CHECK, COTTON Lang rounds. Cattana. starved agriculturists, success
TWEED (54"), 10 designs defeated St.
I

X5¿T?' Light to make your house o hones

. 10/8 yd. found himself faced with the pros- Kangaroos Monica's,1 "The Governr-.ent will nay dear assured."
f S
?
to
HAIRCORD
i
Kan He also made to -power take the effort ond time
(36"), Kindergarten, coloured pect of meeting Johnson. This he. by 7 wickets and 4 runs.
ly for the current distortion of th a strong plea ^fi**^
grounds Fawn,
. I

Blue, did Rushcutter stadium on 43 and 4 for 121 build tennis courts in Moscow Uk f out of housework and bring essential city
at garóes' innings,
!

of industry and for the in more

¡facts
Lemon and Pink Boxing Day, 1908, when the Negro declared- Batting: M. Hughes 14, suits and affronts that are bein and all over the cuontry-indoor / comforts to the country. Contact our local
6/2
I| I
.
. yd. "his £6000 worth." M 10. Bowling: C. May j constantly showered Austral ones weil outdoor courts. / agent for full- details of the
FLORAL ORGANDI gave Tommy Donnelly !
upon as as
(44"). White
.
Large 1 ian /
j

designs on coloured 18. O. Dillon 5 for 18 and 'Lister" driven

j

as he put it. punishing the cham- 4 for manufacturers. These diatribe dependable sjBHmnmssnsB|
/
j'

grounds, Mauve. Pink, Green, Lemon and White ....

6/6 yd.
pion unmercifully
in
until
the
the
fourteenth.
fight for
1

ica's
6, M.
innings.
Hayes
31
3 for
and
5.

20.
St.
Batting:
Mon- j against

hoodwink
j

>
1
our

the
industries will
prouueer
no Home Lighting Plants. H^^^^^^B
LYSTAV-Floral was stepped !

primary o
to launch attack against the Or (frito
BS^^IBSSSSIOI
White its (.-
I

(36"). grounds. Lge. & 8/2 Burns seldom fought after that. :

McLean 7. Bowling: E Ainsley ;the public. The recession /

/
am. in rum
?
.
designs. M.
yd. ratification of the
FLORAL SPUN (36"), also Spotted. White grounds. Large and
although
English
he
champion
did once

Joe
mest
Beckett,
the
de- ij
3 for
for 12 and
18 and 4

5 for
for 2. M.
10- Best
Kirkby
fielders
7 industry
expansion
j
1

'.
is not
in manufacturing
related to
indus
an;
treaty.
Evatt
We
and
may
his
Japaxese
be sure
followers
that
will
peace
Dr.
not
WIHCKCOMBE CARSON LID: Ymm
small designs ..T.
7/8
voting himself to running a haber for Kangaroos were P. Dean, M try but
i
is due to over-taxation an
fail to take advantage of the oc-
.AaekÓMty Matchaats.
99/101 Ea»lo Stoat |V%A^Yil
yd. Spowart K^HWlfl
'
dashery Kruckow and K. price controls." ?risbaaa
FLORAL CAMBRIC shop and then a public casion to win support from those
!
(36"). Ideal cloth for beach & house coats house before becoming clergyman. ?Mochaiat: LONGREACH, EMERALD, HUCHCNDCN l^g"Sa>M^»sJ
6/5 yd. a
:
who are engaged in industries that
TOOTALS MORBAR
* * * . »

ANGRY MR. ANTHON Y

are threatened .ALBY, MILES, GOONDIWINDI. CHARLEVILLE BSSa^Z^^Vl
PRINTS (36") in Floral and Stripes ....
6/3 yd. Rudeness ls the reply we cannot WEEK-END DRAW
of cheap
by the competition TARA, ROCKHAMPTON. ST. «ORCE. BSSSSSSSSSfch^Lai
Now comes the Postmastet Japanese goods. DIRRANBANDI. BSSnmSBBnmHtf
MOYGASHEL LINEN ideal winter think
(36"), for suits, in shades of.
* . . * "A" GRADE General (Mr. H. L. Anthony) o

Gold, the He accuses Mr.

j

White, Green. Grey and Navy. Where

scene. W.tha
10/2 yd. THIS WEEK'S QUIZ: is
Wi-Worries v Gordonvale at of Acing a "headline-hunter engaj
the billiard
COLOURED LACE Pyramid
BF
Spot on a
(36"). Mauve, Green, Pink, Blue, White, table? When did Warwick Arm- Alley Park, Gordonvale; Kangaroos tag in dangerous sniping of th
Kiwis at C.N.I: Uni teds Ed- national economic
Lemon, Cream, Black . v v programme."
strong die? Who was Fred Archer?
16/- yd. What is to *"bunco" in UJS. sport-
monton at Edmonton. "Over-taxation
in rural
is not a facto
recession any more tha
slang? Who Dan Patch?
ing was "B- GBADE it is a factor in any other indui
What is known as "no man's land"

Fans
SECTION X try," says Mr. Anthony, who is

TRUE-TO-TVFB '
in
quiz
1884
which
tennis?
are:

was

finished
Answers
The
awarded
English

second.
to

to
last
Derby
the
week's

horse
Orlando
of
'
Eurekas
Uni teds
vale
v

School;
v N.C.G.M.
Gordonvale
Aloomba
at
v
at C-N.5;
Gordon
Emeralds
leading
Party. "In
enjoy
to other
tax
member
fact
concession
taxpayers,
of
primary
the

not
such
Countr
produce!
grants
as
Electric
1
til

FfMJNBAnCtllHI was awarded the race when it was at C.N.3. modified averaging system, dedu
discovered that Running the
Rein, i
tions for* capital expenditur AT
A.L. & S. OFFER THIS RANGE OF BERLEI CORSETS first horse to finish, was a four SECTION H water conservation, soil erosic
I

''YOUTHLYNE" STEPINS
year-old.
lish
over
cricketer
while
G. O.
who
in
Allen
bowled
Australia.
was

a
the Eng-1
13 ball
George] :
j

ji

St.
St. Josephs
Monica's v
v Edmonton
Taipans at
at C.N.2;
Presh
measures
Befort
ernment
and

took
the
the Menzies-Fadden
office.
like."

Mr. Author
Go'
GREATLY REDUCEDPRICES
water; Kangaroos v High School at
CORRECTIVE Nepier is famous as an All-Blacks adds. Mr. Withall was "as loud
CORSETS
!
i

fullback. ON4.
The Miller-Kallet Cup is 1
anyone in crying out for a pri
,
BACK-LACING awarded for International I_ that would put the Entice breeze
CORSETS contests.
¿pee
strike I
? -
- -
gramme
Hon's ke«
n; an invigorating right into your home, office or
Hockey players economy on an even
PRE-NATAL SUPPORT sticks three times when bullying '.
after the battering it had takt workshop with a
off. FOOTBALL from the effects of Sociaiis
FRONT-LACING CORSET * . . »
but the type of propaganda he w;
BACK
WRAP-ON-SIDE
LACING, FRONT FASTENING
FASTENING
HAVE
"When
granddad?"
HEARD
your
YOU
THIS
football
does
"Football
ONE?
team
team!
i
INNISFAIL LEAGUE
now

for
Mr.
indulging
the Sydney
Withall
in was
Domain.
retorts
only suitab

that the Pos

"CHANDLER" ELECTRIC FAN
play,
INNISFAIL, Feb. 12.-At a master-General's protests in su;
I haven't one. Why do you
got L

of the Innisfail port of "the so-called "Econom

ask?" "I heard dad that when meeting District
BRASSIERES say L

Flan', which
Rugby League presided over by is no plan at all b
you kicked-off we would be able to
SEE THIS
,

the (Mr. A. Ix Drew), it a collection of conflicting theo

afford a car." president
will add to the fei
* * . « was decided that all club football ies," general
For off-the-shoulder frocks stock STRAPLESS
¡
the 1952 be played at in g of apprehension in Australia
we for season
?
THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY:
Count 10 before think and 20 Callendar Park. industry.
BRASSIERES. Colours: Pink, you Í

White. Satin Lace. "The

:
Cr Senior players are to be paid in Minister's contribution
before you say lt.
far to the Australian economy ai

SENSATIONAL OFFER
representative games a» follows:
ITS THE PERSONAL FITTING THAT COUNTS !
'

£2 for a win, £1/10/- for a draw,

to the cost-of-living problem," 1

and £1 a these to says, "has been to double t

loss, payments
A.L. & charges for stamps, telephoni
1
S. be made at thc decision cf the
OFFER THIS BY '

A TRAINED EXPERT THREE-WAY RELIEF FOI executive subject to players' satis- telegrams and radio licences in
months, which surely is an a
factory attendance at traituii?.
league will for country
time record of inflation. He c; M.A.C- 12in. Oscillating £20/5/6. REDUCED TO £13/19/6
VALUE IN BOYS' WEAR Ecnnio Sirfierers
The
club's transport to
pay
games, and to claim full credit for that He c
£10/19/6
training.
claim part-credit
last
also for t
M.A.C. 12in. Fixed . . £15/8/4. REDUCED TO
The is Budget of year which,
May Day Cup competition
BOYS' CESARINE SHIRTS in Blue and Fawn crippling and selective taxatic
..'.. 18/H ea. to be left to the executive, the
brought food production virtua
latter to arrange meeting with
BOYS' WOVEN STRIPED POPLIN a
to a standstill. His
SHIRTS. 13/9 denial that

BOYS' PRINTED
ea. the Trades and Labour Council,
taxation was the factor in nu
hi;
NOTE THESE POINTS
I
POPLIN SHIRTS 15/9 ea. i The mode of competition will
contradiction
. recession is in
same in the season
1
be the as 1951
BOYS* GREY SERGETTE KNICKERS . 15/11 pr. subject to any alteration that may
statements made in the last fi
,
weeks by leaders in every secti
I
be necessary due to decisoins ar . Moulded shockproof construe-' . Heavy felt padded base.
BOYS' COTTON TWEED KNICKERS of primary production.
. 15/2J pr. I
rived at by the N.QJLL. "His statement that the Chai tion. . mechanism
BOYS' ELASTIC Oscillating totally
.
The colours of
BRACES._. 3/2 be changed to black
.the league
and red.
are ;

j
hers of Manufactures had lo . Modern type oil-less bearings. enclosed with silent gears..
advocated the
I

BOYS' RAIN COATS.".".45/- very prog, ami

* Knuckle action and ratchet
to 59/6 It was decided that any club
adopted is emphatically repudia! cap.
mini-
* Contour blades
j

BOYS* appointing a player coach approved Allows circle breeze 90 ensuring

ATHLETIC SINGLETS .._. 3/10 Ito by the executive be subsidised to ¡and
1
is a wicked distortion. T full and
Chambers render Governmet mum air slip.
degrees tilting motion.
,
BOYS' SCOUT BELTS.- the extent of £5 for a season of ,

..-.3/6 20 weeks.
I both
| Federal and State, every p * Three speed control. * Guaranteed 12 months.
sible aid in support of conatn
BOYS* BOUND EDGE FELT HATS.21/ Mr. C. Dellow was appointed tive policies designed to expa
auditor. all spheres of production, p
The payment of premiership and
.JOAN'S OINTMENT fa« «. mary, secondary tertiary.
money for the 1952 season is to is for that reason tl
I precisely
«Mil «a huma «ixl ethar aaa essa*
be left in the hands of the execu-, and destructive
negative imp
financial state
pitaste fa S WJyik st IV)&«T*f4M tfpB-^EMa* tive, subject to the !
visations, which ore the comp!
!
CHANDLERS
of the league. antithesis of electo
ta t. » -
; tl. J approved
-
I
? ?.
j
wmmw mmm* MWWWmmtm mum*
twtnwtnwjm
It was agreed that all represen- policies, must
;

very naturally co
;
.Mts) «MMbptal ísfítcfaots. NWwjf ta tive players be required to wear ? un«*er review and criticism."
blue shorts. These are cutting words a
Mfatck skiai DOAN*S I
I

Ack¿, Apply The executive will endeavour to taken in conjunction with

OINTMENT tat nf*. toatWaa. itasf. sole selector each
appoint a in A.C.M.A's A
grade,
executive.
if possible from outside the tralia's participation
protests against
in the
Tariffs
G S ELECTRICAL STORE in LAKE STRttT
I
Agreement on s
safe ftsartaaar fiiliMlcCTiaei Cs. The executive is also to look in- Trade, are not calculated to add
Ê***Mmïmk to the matter of ambulance pay the Government's comfort at
la i ssw
frrtsafr fC/I
I
InuoL I
time when
ieral the Opposition si ab

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100,000 IfooMwivct WEST" PARLIAMENT TINY WOMEN I ANNUAL MEETING !

For Genuine Reductions in Men's and Boys' Shirts

22/11 MEN'S WHITE

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Right 1 HERBERTON, Peb. ll. -
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THEFT CLEAR
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SATiABTKB AMD NEW YORK (Af.).-A smtls subbranch oí the R.S.S-AJX A. 27/11 MEN'S CHECK & FLORAL SPORTS SHIRTS, zipp /tent.
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fac tory «hare of America's u tril- vas on
February 10 at 19/11 ea.
sene and don't powder their feet pondent of the London "Observer" ALLOWANCES lion fashion busi- club rooms. Mr. W.
the BUNDABERG, Feb. 12-Had
15/6 MEN'S
«ho some
dollars, a year Drysdale pre- Kevin Robert Appro delayed the MILANESE SPORTS SHIRTS, White, Fawn. Grey.
has recently spent tune sided.
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They KOI Them in Africa and broadcast five talks our special representative)
sparkling smile, who, despite her with the time honoured ritual of investigations into the theft of two 5/11 MEN'S INTERLOCK
on bis experiences. In another of less than is one minute's silence in honour ATHLETIC SINGLETS, all size», at
with Feb. miniature size 5ft., of ducks from Midbank, near Bunda- 4/11 ca.
broadcast in the B3.Cs "London GAMBEBKA, S.-Tb« known of the fallen
as one giants of New comrades. This was fol- berg, had been he might
Calling Asia" programme he des- resort of
the Committee whick lowed minute's completed, 10/6 BOYS' STRIPED COLLEGE SHIRTS, all sizes. 8/6
York's garment industry. by one silence in have evaded the £3
ea.

OL A ZIN E inquired into the of fine levied on MEN'S GREY

cribed Euston Station when a nbject She is Adele honour of the late him TWEED WORK SHIRTS 14/6. 23/6: Khaki 23/6
students arrived salaries and allowances of Simpson, dainty, King, George in the Police Court
party of overseas
and of two VI. The meeting then MEN'S LACE-UP DANCING PUMPS, all
sizes. 36/9: Elastic
There of Members of the National petite the equal any picdged its
Appoo (26), married, residing at
in England. are 10,000 .

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Britain, nearly it to business acumen. Mrs. Mr. W. Drysdale welcomed 5 doz. MEN'S COTTON UNDERPANTS 4/11 pr-;
Cleanliness ia Studied* S00O of them from British territor- Justice H. 8. Nicholas wu
comes a Constable J. F. Starkey, who was Briefs 5/11 pr.
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busi- ;new
j

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knowl- ¡Jones and
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worried-looking of moved, seconded Mr.
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their hands. They wore armbands vary that
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I

saying "British Council" (which cording aise of their possession

NICOL ls made
I

CHEMICAL electorates their distance talent has piled solid success and honorary members of the he was subsequently
non-official, non-political oigan ana
sub-branch. charged.
L..HIS LAST PARTY CO.
a

isation that maintains centres in from Canberra. fortune.

Bates and A. Camp,
Carried.
snr.,
Messrs.
were then
S.
duck
The police believe the second JAPANESE CORRUGATED GALVANISED
was given to some ci Appoo's
TèSTYSUPPlR* HASTY D£AT* Pty- Ltd- Box ÖI2, G-P-O.
most of the great cities of the
"The seat of government," it STYLE rSEVIEWS. nominated as honarary members. relatives who had gone fishing.
IRON
world and whose function it is to Mr. in
BRISBANE. is remarked, "has been fixed at Drysdale, his annual re- and
and _._i 7ft. 8ft
inform pe opie about Britain Showing her advance spring col- drew attention
Canberra, a in 1951 of port, to the fact
culture). When the train city ap-
her lection to the nation's fashion that the
proximately 25.C00 inhabitants. membership fell from 60
came in, filled with Africans carry- Press week of pre- in 1850
The during a style to 45 for the past INGHAM
amidst their wicker consequences of this provis- introduced
year. A NOTES JAPANESE PLAIN
Did you say an ing
of strange
luggage ion is that a Member of Parlia- views, Mrs. Simpson drop of 15 is a serious business and GALVANISED IRON
baskets shapes and col- ment is cut off from "crystal colours," a "new slant"' ! all should strive to keep feliow Dig- 24
that looked most incongruous
his profes- skirt and "taxi all of Gauge and 26 Gauge
ours sion or business for at least half pleats,*' which gers interested in the League and RIVER
under the gloomy, soot-stained are destined to play important I in what POLLUTION
ADúmC MACHINE arches of Euston, the Englishmen
of each
fer less than
year.
others,
Some Members
some
suf-
can
part in American habits
an
of dress, ly interested
it is trying
to
to do
become financial
sufficient-

INGHAM, Feb. ll.-After

moved among them and the friends
di-
leave a business to a partner or
during the coming season. members
I at least. He was afraid a
iod of clean water in the
a. per-
Hero^rt
JAPANESE WIRE NETTING
who had come to greet them, The colours delicate lot of
manager, but none has the oppor- crystal are Diggers took a very short River-it was the cleanest it (42" xix 17)
and sending the shown in tnat
recting operations tunity which pastels usually shiny, sighted view of League
* is open to some activities has been

£22'w?
newcomers for years-pollution was
to a hotel. Members crisp shantung taffeta, forecast- and failed to realise that
of a State Parliament of only by reported to have recurred last week
O'Donovan reflected that it waa ing next summer's styles. With keeping could
establishing an agency or a strong they improve and the
only a few years ago that such an branch or
practising a profession them Mrs. Simpson shows crystal the lot of their less fortunate com-
Commerce
A LP. and Coamber
atten-
of JAPANESE 10 GAUGE PLAIN WIRE
for students' welfare in beads two colours, In- immediately drew
organisation a centre of population. An- in worn rades. Indeed much had been don« tion to the incident. Replying to
came into being. Before then most other consequence is that Mem- stead of the inevitable pearls in the way of pensions, repatri- thc the Minister for and
London with A.L.P., Mmes
students arrived in bers must live in a hotel whc. ¿ and herein lies a trend already ation, etc., but there were still a (Mr. W. Power) said that report*
of where to stay and many life is copied by the cos- lot
no idea necessarily expensive, un- being feverishly of anomalies. from Mt.
of them, strangers lost in the vast less they are fortunate enough to tume jewellery industry. From the financial statement the ent had
Garnet showed no efflu- SWEDISH WALL BOARD
been discharged from the
mass of brick and mortar that ia have a house at Canberra. The The "new slant" skirts have the cash position bad improved from since
and expense m>tieated slishtest of flares and lined £26 property January 2. How-
London, were overcharged is by a living are approximately to £70. The ever, heavy rains hi the Available in limited quantities from
period
cheated. Now tba acting allowance, but the allowance with taffeta, the need sum of £80 was

?
?
council, falls eliminating spent in grading
I
the Government's agent, has short of the whole Shown suits the January 20-22 presumably carried
as cost, even for petticoats. in both ground set aside for a play- down
I

for sludge from the discharge on

HÉADRICK PTY. LTD.

taken over the duty of caring though the Member may obtain and coat dresses in the collection, ground. Further work was stop January 2 and
will two of his three camed the pollution
the students who one day piay meals at the Par- they have a graceful and flattering ped because
! of no funds. mentioned. The Minister added ba.
their own lands. liamentary dining room.
a leading part in A Mem- line. I The sub-branch fought unsuc- was the
night the select- ber is under additional Into the proceeding against com-
After the first at expense "Taxi pleats" are set cessfully to have a footbridge over
pany far the on January Cairns

'
which sim-1 ( the discharge
ed hotel they look after themselves for there is no allowance, back of a slim skirt for the Wild River. Apparently they 2. Spence-street,
ether students in Britain except for travel, if his wife mest of reasons-to allow a woman were the who
as any only ones recognised NO HOUSING TENDERS
would, for the student visits him at Canberra. He to step bus her
population must, into a taxi or or the ever present danger to pedes- P.O. BOX 851
of alone 60,000, and m as a rule, maintain another home without her skirt. trians while PHONES 2158-9
England is own car splitting the bridge was in its The Housing Commission did noe
universities of them in his constituency or in one of finale
the great most Also among the grand present state. receive any tenders for the con-
with the the centres of population.
find their own rooms help showings of the crowded week was
PRESIDENT CONGRATULATED struction of in
committees. But "Some of the constituencies ex- col-
nine dwellings Ing-
of accommodation Clair McCardelL idol of US. Three unsuccessful ham, and it
was ascertained that
finding accommodation is mora tend over many thousands of len girls, who this introduces attempts were
year made to form a women's contractors did not care to
overseas than for home square miles, in some instances auxiliary. accept
difficult for "old school tie" pedal pushers and Mr. Pecer the responsibility and risks that
students and the British Council more than 100,000, so that a Mem-
swim these satin-fared Kenny congratulated
suits, being Mr. Drysdale on his re- present day uncertainty of supplies
fairly large ber who visits the different cen- report,
now runs a organis- cotton in regimental stripes of the
tres in marking that it was one of the best and other difficulties entail. How-
his electorate and studies

PROTECTYOUR CHILDREN
ation to see that such young peo- sober colours favoured bv loyal I

president's reports he ever, on the recommendaxipn of the

its had heard
ple are properly lodged and not ex- different interests, whether alumni of the "old school." i

since the local CPS. (Mr- T. Foran), the

from of inception of the RSL.
of a sense duty or from a the!

!
ploded. It is the duty seven The conclusion drawn from
after World War L The Housing Commission has agreed tu
desire to acquaint himself with president
to visit lodgings week's previews is that Ameri- ?had
I

women regularly style

the j

given them a consider individual tenders and it

whe- needs of his electorate, or straight-forward
to report on prices charged, can women are going to buy Just account of the is understood that contracts for at
from a wish year's work in plain
I

ther the students are allowed to do merely not to lose his a» many new clothes as ever thia
j

least CHILDREN
i

and to be congratu'at three to at

so of seat, must incur heavy personal English was dwellings are likely play ns« aa
MACIME their many and that husbands not ted. ¡

own as. are

p.rtaili AMIN« cooking,
and also what national- expenses and occupy a great part
spring, j
Mr. Balfe supported Mr. Ken be negotiated and the construction enormous amount el .?.(*;
pertinil them wish, of the going to oblect too much, because
ny. He remarked that the loss of of these will be under way shortly. and unless they well
parliamentary ate

I
"in j

likes to enter- recess and

ities the landlady the new styles are so feminine
dtik! Messrs. and protected
?

for mry the landladies un- political business. Morgan Newton dur- with enargMaa
tain. If prove nattering.
"For air travel there al- ing the year had been hard to and foods, (heb
suitable their names are removed Is an nourishing
A motor cyclist, Fierino Sand
lowance for Western Aus- take. The secretary-treasurer (Mr. health bound »uHet.
time with needless from the register. Unfortunately which, MOTOR CYCLISTS FINED ls lo
Why waste your and enerby tralia or Queensland in particular, C. Mitchell) then read the finan-
there are still some who behave rone, who reported that he was A daily plate ol nutrt
rich,
mental drudgery? Herc simple, cial statement which
is a
high-speed racial is totally inadequate. Again, if a PUBLIC MEMORIAL showed that
machine that will do the adding for badly and display stupid pre-
Member had been torced off the road with a pillion fioaa Cars-lean will db «ach
you. giving but their opportunities for wishes to learn some- subscriptions £33/16/-; to
judice rider by a motor truck in Decem- astute this protection,
totals in £-s.d-, whole numbers, decimals, weights,
doing harm are being limited. O' thing of Australia outside his con SERVICE sweeps, raffles, etc., had raised
ber last, was on Friday fined £10 them (and
he £16, £11/8/- and don- providing you)
or measures. You can work it efficiently after Donoval said, "But students are a atituenucy, mutt travel by air. £18/16/-; for a non-licensed
Christmas allowing person with abundant stamina «ad
five minutes' practice Already, after only 15 lot. It is the time in a
and car for the most part at his ATHEKTON PLAN ation, £3; hamper, to
funny operate his motor cycle. He at
own £17/10/-; racking horse raffle, .nsrgr.
months. 5000 Contex users have proved its value man's life when a little mental ex- expense. first reported to the police that
"The payment of £3/15/-; and the New Year dance, Protect chilar** wttb
-in stock-taking, invoicing, auditing-wherever travagance, a little exaggeration is subscriptions ATHERTON, Feb. IS.-A public at the time of the incident he was
yo«
to charitable and bodies £15 odd. Profit for the year came
additions occur. Invest in Contex. permissible and healths. Students sporting memorial service to mourn the operating the cycle and had Pet- nourishing
varies very much with individual to £31/12/5, into account
ot all races are largely the same loss of th« late Kins George VI. talcing rina Eileen Poulson as a pillion
Members. One Member who has Fri- £14/10/- depreciation on the
some will be held at Merriland on rider,
in this respect and certainly room- but subsequent inquiries.
students held his seat for over 20 years de- at 8 o'clock. The meet- The account was audited by
day night

CERELEQN
of the overseas are as ex- R. ina
scribes the claims of sporting bod- Mr. R. V. Hohnke. Sergeant Newman told
SAVE COSTS, TIME AND WORRY. Brit- convened the
treme in their ways as any ies as ing is being by bench, revealed that the parties
so much blackmail. Others Mr. Drysdale remarked that they
ish and I do not chairman of the Atherton Shire
undergraduate, felt able to lost the services of their secretary
were not telling the truth and the
discriminate. There in con-
i
tvilnk matters." Now the bad Council (Cr. G. F. Turner) on the were actual-
it.
we treasurer positions cycle
are. think, instances in which (Mr. E. Camp) during
I
old are being gradually junction with the Atherton Minis- reversed-the
ways
'a subscription by a Member does the year but Mr. Mitchell had step ly lady was operating
Immediate £22/10/ of I

changed and most the young ters fraternal, and the service will the machine and defendant
delivery add to the status of a deserving ped into the breach and with his was
Whole Wheat
Porridge
I
people are being cared for as we'd appeal, but we have no doubt that
be conducted under the auspices of
usi:al efficiency was doing a splen-
the pillion rider. The alternative
Metho-
!
as of their own people could the Church of England. to the fine
any in a great number of instances did cf £ 10 was 14 days,
the job.
deslíe. dist Church. Presbyterian Church, Petrina Eileen fined Manufacturad LOVE LTD.
and serviced demands are excessive and the The election of officers then took Paulson 'was by CLIFFORD « CO.
Fully guaranteed by r~
and Salvation Army. The Ministers I

£1 or hours
sistance defective." place, with Mr. Orrell as 24 for operating a
lesson I
presiding TS Ctaraaee Skeet Sydney

I
will either speak or read a motor without
Mr. W. cycle a driver's

LIMITED Drysdale
officer. was ap

CHARTRES will be
4
WHAT LLOYD and sacred hymns sung. licence.
OEOKGE SAID vice presidents,
Gold ls so malleable it can be The Atherton Band will play sacred pointed
I.

president;
¡Messrs. P. Kenny (senior), E. Fox
beaten out into leaves les« than The Committee music before the service.
one-hundred and quotes the re-
A. C. Camp; secretary-trea-
256-278 Wickham Brisbane
fifty-thousandth mark of Lloyd George when in- At St. Joseph's Catholic Church [and Mr. C. O. Mitchell; commit
St., Valley, cf an inch in thickness. Such a
will surer.
troducing a proposal for the pay- Very Rev. Father Meagher Messrs. B. B. O. Balfe,
leaf is translucent 'and transmits at 7!
j

tee, Beeson,
I
ment of Members in tbe House of celebrate a
Requiem Mass
AND at 36 FLINDERS ST., TOWNSVILLE G. De Bondi, L. Jones, W. Huddy, IN
a greenish light. Commons in 1911, that the sum sjn. on Friday. IG- W. EVERY CITY THERE'S A LEADING STORE-IN CAIRNS IT IS
Goodwin, J. and
j

should be sufficient to enable a Rev. Boulsover will conduct a Drury

Todd; auditor. Mr. R. V. Hohnke.
to live Memorial Service at ll on
man comfortably and hon. a.m.
j
It was resolved to hold meetings
ourably, but not It in St. Mary's Church of
luxuriously. Friday
OLA NOS PL10
monthly on the last Sunday of the
to minutes' B
!
also refers a recent statement and at noon two
England month at 7.30 p.m.
by Mr. Menzies that, while public silence will be observed. Services
Fox
Messrs. P. Kenny and E.
office should not be a means of at Malanda at 3 p.m. and Yunga- were nominated as vice-presidents
private profit, it should not in- burra at S pm. will also be con-
for District
the Far Northern
volve such loss or financial em- ducted by Rev. Boulsover.
barrassment Council. The meeting decidid to
as to make it diffi- At St Andrew's Presbyterian vote for Mr. A. Farr as secretary
cult for people without private Church Rev. Johnston will con- _-.^'i-j:£_!.oui',r*:-i_
Mr-
BULL'S HEMD Ray Saess
and as treasurer.
means to enter Parliament sit service at ll
or duct 'a memorial aa.
Mr. Covacevich as solicitor and *
in the
The
Cabinet
report continues: "From
and two
observed at noon.
minutes' silence will be
Kerr, Tedman and Co. as auditors. FURNISHING FABRICS
Mr. P. was appointed as
Kenny
I
another angle it has been said Morton will hold a memor-
Rev. .

to the State Congress

that the salary should not be such also at ll am. st the ¡delegate
as of itself to be an inducement
ial service
Church when outside
'with |

Messrs. Fox, Drysdale and Never before has our Furnishing De-
Methodist Balfe observers. Mr. B. O. Balfe
as
'
to men to enter political but two
life, parishes will also attend, and was appointed as delegate to the partment had such a wide range of
that it should not be so small as
minutes' will be observed! State
;
silence
to be a deterrent. We Congress at Ayr. fabrics Art
general and
would add
ob-
at noon. A long discussion on resolutions in Cottons, Silks, Chenilles,
one one particular
servation. The general observation =
J for the agenda at the State con-
etc., for your inspection. We invite you
ference followed.
is that the aim of any recommen- I

to trench his funds Mr. Balfe inaugurated a resolu- to call in and view the lovely Floral?
dation should be to obtain the compelled on
substantial in. tion that will have for its essence
Parliament best suited to the unless he had a
the that all men injured
and Tapestries on show.
needs of Australia at the present come from some extra-parliamen- principal
Member who had while wearing the Queen's uniform
time: and in the term 'Parliament' tary source. A
income nor should receive a suitable pension.
we include the Party room where, neither private capi- 36
suf- ft 48" COTTONS, floral 5/8 to 16/3 yd
ta which serioi .

tal would be hard to to A local case s

so we were assured, important de- put it

cisions taken maintain a most frugal stan fering was involved was quoted 48" ART 13/6
are and the plans even
SILK, floral tapestries .... 10/1 to yd.
of party leaders bc modified d¡»»-«1 of livirie." The district will be asked to send
may
The of the nomination papers to sub-branches 48" BROCADES, art silk 16/6, 18/7, 19/3 yd.
or reversed. The particular obser recommendations .

vation that Committee substantial in- the first week in December.

is the salary should be for a
38" ART SILK NET.4/10, 6/6 9/3
!
5/2, ft yd.
to enable in the salaries of Members OF MIGRANTS
[such as a young man, crease SCREENING
a man who has to educate a fam- of the Senate and House nf Rep-
Mr. Beeson suggested that some-
to take resentatives, and for special tax
ily, part in political life
be done as regards the more
and not to debar who. free according to certa'n thing
a man al. amounts careful screening of migrants and
he have fitted him- of electorates, have al
though may groups he quoted the troubles of America
self to earn a living, has no pri- re;>rlv been published. in 1905 when she suddenly discov-
vate income of his own. "We have borne in mind." th?
ered that far too many migrants
"We "the dancer of
were impressed by the fig Committee states, of different races were entering the
ures given us by Members in in- encoi»ragini» tht> so-called profes-
who he de country and she had to reduce her
*
terviews
ments
and
and the
in written
corroboration
state-
af
sional
'ln#d
politician
es a man who
may
regards r migrants
made a
to 50 a year.
short speech on
Mr.
the
Beeson
dan-
FLOOR
forded by official statistics. It «eat In Parlament as a source of
not gers of Communism.
appeared from this and other ma. livelihood and as a means of
terial
allowance
that the
payable
nominal
to a
salary
Membei
ol furthering
serving his
a ccuse

country.
nnd
The
therebv
danger
Mr.
migrants
Balfe
was
said
a
that
difficult
screening
job. The COVERINGS
sub-branch had been bitterly dis-
is tar in excess of the amount ac exists, hut in our njjirion «.its
in the British family
tua Hy available for the mainten- "".»«rnitu^e bas been exaggerated appointed
ance of himself and his borne. Wi The professional politician Is nit whieh-they £ad- nominated for We have on display a
.
since the family had
hr>ld his for Herberton
reached this conclusion after tak "kely to seat long.
made direct for Brisbane as soon
that of
!

in» into account any privileges t< We think amone candidate:: Linole-
which he may be entitled as I and Members the desire to serve as possible. Of all the migrants large range
'

only had re-

Member of Parliament and the de the rountrv or a cause is the dom- nominated one family
un-

ductions from his assessable in inant motive for entérine" public mained in the North. The ums and Congoleums
desirables among the foreign mi-
come at present allowed thi life and tt>:>t almost all Members
by were in the minority but
Taxation Commissioner. have somethine to eonr-'bnte." grants
the of unfortunately minorities made th« for your inspection. All
"Indeed, we echo findings
"LESS THAN BASIC Zealand Commission that mest noise.
THE the New
will be fram-
WAGE" zest and interest of public Suitable-resolutions are in attractive
the
service is one of the compensa- ed for the conference. Another designs
"It was resolution will contlnved and
suggested by some o tions for the small reward of a urge
dur correspondents that a Mern parliamentary career." determined' preference for soldier* and colourings that will
ber of Parliament
For a weckend away, your tmntuà holidoy^or** is allowed som in all types of occupations.
deductions from
come which are
his
not
taxable
allowed
in POSITION OF MINISTEM meet your every need.
t
Sunday run into the bush, the BulVê Head Brand other A Member Considerable increases are pro
taxpayers. o
Parliament the emoluments the
the basis
pays income
other
tax o: nosed
Prime
in
Minister and Other'Minis-
.of Dogging his Footsteps
ensures ¡ts success. Remember« i/ ifs in canna» same as taxpayer)
The deductions allowed to hil ters, the leaders in
Opposition CONGOLEUM AXMINSTER-Wall Wall Car-
represent the expenses which, ii both Houses, the Sneaker, the The champion bootrepairer of SQUARES to
the British isles 9' 9'
the BulTs Head Brand is best, so see the full range the opinion of the Commissionei President of the Senate and j
ls
31-year-old x 9* x 106" 9* z 12" pets. Glorious floral designs. We
Harry Stone, junior, of Parkstone,
legitimately incurred in earn Chairman of Committees.
are
received 70/8 «a.
82/6 eau 94/2 ea. will be quote you for the
ing his income. (A detailed stat« Mr. Justice Nicholas' committee to Dorset, who recently happy#to
of Bull's Head canvas for the outdoor his at London's Shoe and
products raent of the deductions allow« reported: "The Prime Minister of challenge cup finished job, expertly sewn laid.
and Leather Für.
by the Commissioner is set ol Australia at present receives a CONGOLEUM-6' wide, in bright
Interviewed in a B.B.C. pro-
man at your favourite store. in an Appendix). salary less than the manager of
and Hard FLOOR
.^SSS^^^^BBSW. "It will be seen that we rec orr one of the larger trading or manu- gramme. Harry said that he was colourings neat designs. RUGS-Belgian Chenille,
in the of bia
mend thnt a Member be allowed facturing organisations. His pen- following footsteps wearing. 11/6 Sc 13/4 yd. 24 x 48, fringed all round. Shades
father, who was champion ftetn
additional to the parliamer he leaves Parliament, Green
sum sion when of Blue. Pink and 53/4
.
..
1919 to Itt*. To gain his cup Harry
tary allowance which is to be ta: is approximately £400 per annum,

free and not subject to any di and recent history offers more had to mend a pair each of man's LINOLEUMS-Heavy British. 6ft.
and woman's shoes. There was no
duction, and which will superset) than one ''lustration of the grave wide, smooth enamel finish. FLOOR RUGS-in sizes suitable
time limit for the work and when
the amount previously deduct« demands that office makes is
(rn
or
27/9 * 30/1 yd. for lounge or bedroom.
Um* for We found that in to make oh his health. We it was judged there was a possible
Batumi Hmm number
expenses.
of instances the amoui
likely
do not suggest that a Prime Min- award of 70 points for the man's
shoes and 65 for the woman's
AW"/ Watti to a Member ister of Australia should have the
Btä'i Êajf available Senate
COVERING REMNANTS
or

FLOOR
-
SJssTB T-
have fewer
--

although they
-
,

after taking account of thc *: income of a successful physician wbich,

actually barrister, the manager of a pieces in them, are really harder
penses necessarily or ii or or
curred in the o' h business, but to do.
performance great be should re-
Useful lengths of
will "As for their feet being small,"
duties was less than half h ceive a salary which enable
nominal salary, and in some ii him to carry out th* duties of his said Harry scornfully, ''they're get-
stances was less than the bas office with dignity, free from care ting bigger all the time !" a tact LINOLEUM ANO CONGOLEUM, 6' WIDE
his he attributed to loose-fitting
wage. This conclusion was resd and without recourse to sav- flat,

ed after à line had been draa ings. Further, he should not be shoes.
bte
between
able to a
those
household
expenses
or
attrfbu
busin«
oppressed
future
with
of his family
anxiety
or
for
himself."
the
trade
Harry
that
is experienced
someoneif
so

brought
tn
him. Half Price !
and those attributable exclusive Ministers two and asked for a pair
Concerning generally, eyelets
im s Hoad HmknÊkt WM flaws lafi AW Mn. to the Vluties of a Member of Pa tb* report states: "Government of shoes tobe put round them he
llameat has become a business in almost could do it, but he was
when
momentar-
a woman
OUR LUCKY DOCKET
"We found that the estimates all its departments. Each Minister ily stumped lately
of

HERD
of in and asked for

BULL'S
a Member of Parliament's fina; is one of the managers this came a pair week K. 10350-16 from our
shoes for her Alsatian What for this is Crockery Department.
elsi position, revealed in many business, differing from a com I dog.
si she nally. wanted was a pair of It's worth £2.
the letters sent In reply to mercial executive the un-only in
'
advertisement, were errónea certainty of his
position. He has pairs,
I four boots with soft sole»
that would lace high and stay
AvaMoo.s of ai stores bi Sydaey. IritkiN aasl co-try coatras. and took no account of necessai to travel throughout Australia, i up
and over-estimated <
and sometimes to other countries. on. The vet had suggested that
deductions: CAIRNS. PHONES 2126
WnoMSsie1) ,SII^TK.nll/Klltrea, by Chapmans LlA, 188 Sasses St. misunderstood the privileges In the majority of instances the would be the best thing fer BOLAND'S PTY. LTD., P.O. BOX 601, 2125,
which a Member wat entitled, tl of-a Minister ls less than whose feet wen hurting
Sydney, whatsis* manufacture Boll's Head Blinds and Awnings,
*ier pet.
found that a Member who hi that of th« head of hts Depart. him, and Harrys, footwear appar-
9km Mammtmamd Qmiha sad Vatatah Starts and ¡

;I>BBB-BV of hit Ísalary Ithis

ently did toa dos eood.
own was frequent mani."
I
capital

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The relatives and friends of Hr. THREATENSSUSPEMSHHI OF FOOD PRODUCTION
TBB>^reb.M,19S2 TEN PAGES ard Mr». Oep. T. Mahommed and
Fnmily (Sawmill Pocket, Bdmoaton) TO MAM FUNERAL DECLINE LEAGUE'S JUDICIARY MANSTABS HlHSELfj
respectfully invited the
FIVE COMMUmST-lEDUMONS
a1 ..
to attend
fi tergl of their late beloved brother

TO STABILISE DAIRYING. a-4

F OWS AN.
uncle, AÍBAS
respectively,
AU
which
(JACK)
will
HOMAGE TO* LATE KING PLAN TO*»EMIDY BOARDCRmCBED THROUGHHEART'
I«-ve the Hospital Mortuary. Cairns,
a" 3.30 o'clock THIS (THURSDAY)
TWO MSVri** StXSNGV AT AGBICULTIKAL COUNCIL TO
The importance of the dairy about any building up of AFTERNOON
Cemetery. Martyn-street.
en-route to the Cairns NOON TO-MOBKQW Nuri End Affiliation tttWJFJJL' ,
OOMUDU. BT CAIBN8 Binnuñs'
ABBOCUTIOX
ATTII WOUNDING TWO
industry, both from the herds or the improving of The Brethren of the Moslem Faith At MM tp-morfw » abort »eb. IL-A
invited to attend. CANBERRA,
Monto
a<e will be beM et the
eeremeay
national economic and the pastures. II. M. SVENDSEN
Directors
PTY.
and
LIMITED
Embalmers
Caira* CenaUah to henawr Within Three foar.Mtet
mail deena* ia A«str*lt»a
»bw to bait «ka -HOT GIVEN A rAW «o»

nutritional view- The reverse ia the case. Funeral Oe funeral abe late
domestic of Kiar faa« arodsetlea wUl ba sab «fu-i ns«
**Caira* were
close
a Since
very 1943 there has been a Gwp VI. The SV8.8.A.tI~A. auttod to a af tb«
points, justifies
la orrjuihdac th» cercases» MELBOURNE, major Com. Fd», 13.-Fi*« Aastfallaa
moolta,
Caa»,
gives » fair ky
ga' Judle the SYDNEY, Fab. 13,-JealaiRf
examination of the
whole decline in Australia of 86,000 Agrtsanaral iary af th* Caira* 1MB» to ha-t th*
ENGAGEMENT NOTICE amd has invited «ll ??.lie mufusfc«oQtralled body ig ¥mtM% a^
threatened with sus* unions

.
mr« di bi Canberra oa fwbraary
that Met Rugby Leagae, «ariag ??.«va Tar kau» attack
Structure so it can be head of dairy cattle and BEACHAM-KELLY. The bailas ta ba represented.
a «.

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engage-, zs. ?raaaw," tin
built on a
lasting basis. At Department of Agriculture
ment is announced of Rahna
Bodies
pension from .foliation with the A.Ç.T.U. They last year's
*f the Caira*
agit » rattah astdawsld
emigrant at
by a B6W
th« Prince
Graham, eldest daughter of Hr. and already formally Invited unless president tartan
the moment there the Waterside Experts believe that
are indica- offloials, taking whole Mrs. J. J. Kelly. Almaden, to Allan to attend the 51st
include Battal- «re the Miner»* Federation, Workers', State Governments co-operate with
feree's As**clatl«a (Mr. R. af Walas BsaatrtatisB HospK
Frederick, youngest SOB of Mrs. S, the
School AU)***) at the annal aaa** tal at Bartwiek
tions that the industry is not are satisfied ion, Cadet Corps, th« to-day.
industry, quite BuUcfing Workers' Industrial Union, and Railways the Commonwealth and endorse
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Beacham arid the late Hr. F. Bea- Force if
Air Association, the Rats of fall ls« B«O«I»»PO» ms*
so placed, and its decline that th er 2 is more scope for cham, Almaden, formerly Towns--1 the plan, the food famine exist inf
After wounding wardsmai«
ta pasture Till«,
Tobruk, the Far Northern Sub- and Seaman's Unions. in some parts of the Common-
night.
and also elderly
the
nursing sister
should be a challenge impiovement and fod- branch of the R.S.L., the Cairns wealth will become
an

leaders of the der conservation Sub-branch of the R-S-L^ The inter-State executire of the A.CT.U. de- worse. Mr. Allison speaking on the
was who rushed to the woman's aid
industry ag by those Legacy.
and. The main provisions of the plan question oí penalties for players and struggled with the man. th«
well as Governments. The si? produoinc «ur butter, cheese _BIRTH_ The cided to-day that unless these unions cancelled their are:
-Who had bean sent off th* fish} attacker lurned the knife on him-
Cairns
City Council, the (1) Easing of Commonwealth
O'ROURKE.-At Calvary Hospital. by th« asspciation'g referee« dur« and plunged into his heart.
point stabilisation plan pub- and milk. Ray and (nee Bailey),
Mulgrave Shire Council and th* affiliations with the trade cfepartmenta of the Com credit restrictions for men on tba
self it
Dulcie -,
Board- lng dub fixtures. The twa women
Cairns Harbour ad- are now in a seri-
lished yesterday deserves the Disappointment eoiid also daughter (Denise Jean), 12/J/I952. hgv» land to assist development.
Bota well. vised they will sand representa- munistnictninatad World Federation of Trade (2) State Governments to
"The Judiciary Beard had taken ous eanditlea.
very closest consideration. be at the overall be the viewpoint of th* player« «ad His dead man Steten Geor.
expressed tives, apd it is expected others was

in the will be attending. Union» within three months their afiUiation with the asked to encourage farmers and
net that of the referees," said Mr. spiff (30). who had bent employed
Tbp of the butter fat pyoduetiou graziers to provide houses OH Allison, who added that the re* at
representatives the hospital for
fanners' sub- indnstry. If in New Zealand _THANKS_
The ceremony
o'clock
will begin at 12 A.CT.U. would be »«pended. their properties for employé**, ports of the were referees aol »bout a year
as

until
a wardsman
last Friday,
organisations with a two-minutes' sil-
(3) An increase in the number
mitted these plans for a new average production can be Mr. S. Essy and Hr. and Mrs. E ence. All in the vicinity are ask- The A.C.T.U. president (Mr. A. E. Monk) said of rural
sufficient consideration hr whan he resigned. He formerly
Thompson wish to thank the Doctor.
ed to observe this silence. Then workers among migrant« «judiciary
8~lven body. Uvod fe Porto,.
stabilisation scheme brought to 270 lb. a eow there Matron and Nursias Staff at the Her- that the three months would date from the tim« of (4) A system of priorities los who
longr-tni-m wreaths will be placed st the foot "Players bsd been sent off Tb« wounded wemen are Irena
for im- berton District for their un- thc purchase of farm mechanis-
Gov- is Hospital
to Commonwealth obviously room of the of the executive's fer various otfeaeee not
«er* BoBlawfcs Ml), a Sole, four stab
the
in in Aus-
remitting care and
attention to their
will be
Cenotaph
ended.
and the ceremony ratification decision by a majority ation equipment penalised hy th* board, «be« weundr in tbs arms, one in th«
ernment. These could be provement yield beloved mother late Mrs.
the E. Easy The Federal Government
an
while inmate of that institution: Traffic-.will be diverted from of tha six State Trades and Labour Councils. con- they should bey* been stood dow* breast «nd another In the back;
toward tralia where the figure is only an siders food production ona of ». for few weeks," president
important contribution also allkind friends who sent floral the seen« of the ceremony-the
a Wt ?t»t«r UU« «fair Brown (M), a

150 lb. Individual farmers, tributes, letters and messages of and major problema Because af tbs »aid, «M» «tab wound itt the lower part
thc raising of output so that Abbott Shields streets inter- Mr. Monk said
had reported ne threat of grave
sympathy in their recent sad bereave- shortages in many "No is sent from the af tho back.
de- may ba able to section. player
thc position of a
possible give very good ment. Please accept this ss their to the executive that the Interna- vital commodities. field for any but a major offene«, tho
Confederation of Free Oearfolff, according to
why they are unable
cline of exports vanishing to reasons personal thanks, SPECIAL CHURCH SEBVICES
tional
Trade Unions had accepted the PORI SUPPLIES FOR MINISTER'S OriNION.
but «tili th« Judiciary laird U polies, hod b«s« forcing unwanted

be avoided. to improve their production affiliation of the A.C.T.Ü. in pref- alwey« sticking ia our necks," he attentions on Mrs. Boniewicz
point may Most Cairns churches will hold added. wbila hs WM at the hos-
of the
who would
and many reasons re-
_ROIL OF HONOUR_ special services to-morrow to
erence to the Australian Work-
TOWNSVILLE The only real sqlution to food
In lila annual rwert, Mr. Alli- pital.
employed
Mrs. Henl*wiez had re-
Any person sug- late to finance and labour and TATT.-Sacred to tba memory of our mark the King's funeral. Mon
ers' Union, which had also sought shortages
New
in thc States other than
son said that «Kept far th« treat- peatedly repulsed bim.
gest that a fair price ia not daarly beloved young friend. Max- services will
affiliation. He had convinced th» South Wales wás to keep
material supplies. The indus- spacial be held on
BE ment of the Judiciary Bear«, the Mo appeared at the hospital to-
of the arch well Albert Tait, IP. OrSoer). «bo Sunday.
executive board of the I.C.F-T.U. WILL OIT! IF LAMB ships moving and ¡¿peed UP the
the keystone killed Evans Head To-morrow's service« lt»! season bed been a meat sue day anon after Mrs. Boniewicz
try must ba considered as a was at In an «ir that if it had accepted the affili-
CEASES turn-round in various ports, tb»
ia seriously miscalculating crash, Hth February, 1913, aged 20 are:
ation of the A,W.U. is-would QUOTA Minister for Shipping iSenater G.
easeful en* fer the Cairns Re- como en duty and an argument
whole, however, »nd it seems years 1 week. Church of England: At 6.30 am isola- ferees* Association- He pointed quiekly developed between them.
human nature. At the same will have "placed a premium on McLeay) said to-day,
clear that the system of "Flower of Youth." a solemn Requiem be cele- DECREASED DEMAND IN He out that th* association «aa w * Hearing «er ea mi. Sister Brown
who Australia's Heaven's sain. brated. The "Last Post" tionism-" was commenting ou s re-
rusbod
time there are many also loss. and "Re- Attacks made him CAIRNS from sound position finaneieUy. gad to the office and found
guaranteed costs is not the (Inserted on at th« re- quest Queensland for sup-
r not by his sorrowing friends, |
veille" will he sounded; Girl convention of «hat th* efsoeiaUen's eematft* Mrs. loniswlei bleeding from
understand that it is the Campbell cent the A.W.ÏJ, plies of'powdered milk from New
complete answer as it is ob- families)._ Guides and Boy Scouts in uniform If fiw wtttM »mi !«?? South ment« had b**n carried eut, ta all several «tab wounds, she col-
stone in the arch and CAMPBELL.-Sacred obviously had their basis in the Wal**. It is understood
only vious that these must be com-
to the memory will b« present. that the A.W.U. scMiiea are eat eft fraaa that the ways, sweesefullr lapsed on tb« floor as Sister
of our daarly beloved son, brother Roman knowledge would Commonwealth can du
other factors have to be con- and 414897 LJLC. Neil Catholic: A special Man not become affiliated with the Caira» sai the iesaaad fer practically Mr- Allison, and lut year'« eee Brown entero* »nd started to
puted on an industry-wide uncle, James to bs held increaaca, the nothing about tito re-
is at 630 ant. ip St. LCF.T.U. and that the A.W.U. pork Nartawra retary-treasuvw (Mr. C- Láyesele) grappla with Goprgeiff.
sidered as well as
price. For Herbert (Smoky) Campbell, who
Monica's
quest.
basis and cannot always be was killed at Evans Head in an Cathedral. At 7.30 ajn, would not be given tbs rjght Pic Marketing Besri will ba
Senator said that were unsnimouly returned se this Sh« tried tp take a long-bladad
to McLeay
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far too many years the indus- for the if
year's executives- Mr- H. Mev knife trent bim, but in the strug-
[a devotion public maabje «a Make aar
«ir crash, 14th Februar,- 1S4I. aged will bs ana
equitable individually. The represent Australia on the execu- bürge ships were taken efl one run and
and Intyre war-elected senior vlee roçalvod tho wound
moré or 20 years 1 week. held, at noon a devoi siles I* Townsville gle in her

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special
try was depressed, result is since "To live in the hearts of those tion for
tive board of the LCF.T.U., he put into another it might ease
unevenness, children. said. the prosident for th* association back. Gsorgeiff then stepped a
less compelling the exploita- You have loved and lett behind, A For some time now the board shortages in on* State but th* work few
coats in North Queensland
say Methodist: special service ii baa would create them in another. Eulogising of the re- pace« from the two women

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Dead Neil, is not to die. been seeding ol elected
tion of family labour. That to be held at s o'clock at night supplies pork to executives in the past, Mr. «nd pluagftd th« knife into his
must vary considerably from "Flower of Youth.-' to A.
Townsville the O'Gortnan chest Hs dropped
this was must
necessary be
those in Victoria with shorter
(Inserted
brother,
by his sorrowing
aister-iurlaw. niece
mother,
and]
Presbyterian:
service will be held
A short
at St
memorial
Andrew's
HO ADDITIONAL meat shortage
relieve
Olen. Stating
acut*
this vere a good team
said that the-petr
«nd iqanajed OlOflMdfl wfesr*
desd almost
Mrs. Boniewicz
taken as a
reproach to be at 7 o'clock to-morrow yesterday, the of th* [the
transport and other import- nephew).
for
morning
board (Mr- A.
secretary
G. Chamberlain) ta
* Northern Weather most
affairs af the aaooeiatloa la a WM lying semi-conscious.
shared by the community as ant factors. They also vary who
the benefit
have to go early
of those persona RELIEF Mareeba, said that the only reason It
competent
was decided
meaner. GOorgOWO
tho city
body
with
was taken
the
to

to business. Forecast that a presenta» menue knife

a whole. the board had been be
from farm to farm without MEMORIAM Rev. G. D. Whitney will conduct able to send ao tion made te the sec rete ry Still .Bboddod in the chest.
has
_IN the service. On Sunday a further TO PRIMARY PRODUCERS much pork to Townsville was the
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treaaurer (Mr. Laycock) in reeof»

To-day some progress the question of efficiency (Special te "It* Cairas Pset1*
FITZGERALD. Eric Vincent.-In lov- memorial service will fact that sales in Cairns bad. ia. nition of the work he bad done
be attended, Mr- leif Jew»)
been made toward giving She entering. ing memory of our dear son, by the Air Training mem- creased. »7 fer the association.
brother, Corps,, BRISBANE, Feb. 13. -

There
brother-in-law and uncle, In
dairy farmer a reasonable re- It may be advantageous to bers of the Slat Infantry Battalion, had been additional relief to January. 149 carcases of SHORTAGE or REFERRER,
who was tragically killed 14th Feb- no
Tableland-bred pigs were
CROHAMHURST OMBV DAIRYING DIVISION
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Scouts and Girl Guides. Tba St the
turn for hi* capital invest- new blood to the indus- mary. 1949. primary producers in Prime slaught- VATORY, Feb. li.~-Qw MM Speaking OQ tb* Question ©f the
bring, "Dearer to us than words tell Andrew's choir will sing a special Minister's statement last week ered at Mareeba, packed to ice ia
hours of can on trafics thc nias Hkely ta possible shortage of referees
ment and his The Government, are .for
long try. through Was the one we lost and loved so anthem. provisional ta*, th« president of waggons and sent to Townsville ka roused *SS> the coming Mr. Allison TECHNICAL STAFF
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after tfce season.
machines we«. Owing to the absence Federal They averaged about 85 lb each.
labour, even though its migration policy, could hearts
Baptist: the Graaiers" Council of session cause« fcy ta* weak ?aid that it up to th* wa*
mem-
of Deep in our his memory is of the pastor (Rsv. R. E. Jarrott) However, the board was com- bers of tho
torday have taken some hands from Australia (Mr. W. A. Gunn) said state sf the aawsgali as tte association to en-
help. Experienced kept. no special service on the day of mitted to supply Ciims and Innis- men BWNQ STRENGTHENED
Too dearly loved to to-day. cycle shews their eaatt««««!« courage interested in becom-
the Iaboriousnesss from them. nations ever forget." the King's funeral baa been fail and only surplus supplies
recognised dairying

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Mr. Menzies bad the
(Inserted by Mr. sad Mrs. R. J. statement been taite April, especially ta tte ing referees to join association.
That these have not and Holland Fitzgerald
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arranged. Two services have bean "thoroughly were being sent to Townsville, ?V OFFICERS'
prices such as Denmark and Family. 434 Ipswich disappointing,' he Herbert aa* Bama. He extended an invitation far any JÎ.Ï. EXPERI-

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road, Annerley. arranged on
Sunday, on* at ll added. said Ur. Chamberlain. It depend- such suitable ENCR
stimulated production to cope have a contribution that )_ Elsewhere, fas fsalera Aas parson to become »
may FITZGERALD. Eric Vincent.-Ia lov- a.m., and the other at 7.30 pan. Mr, Gunn said, "Primary pro?
ed on she intake of pork how long ».mber, and be given
with the demand be the board toalla the Fefcraary reHaf nias appropriate
rising sug- could help in the process of ing memory of our dear brother Both services will conducted ducers must still go cap ra band would bt able to eon» the training. BRISBANE, Feb- 13-A strength-
Rev. Jarrott at the tinue these to Townsville. vader cycle are new j

gests that price is not every- the production trend

and brother-in-law. Eric, tragically by Baptist to the Government for from supplies Mr. H. .sing of Ute technical staff or tba
changing killed Utb February. 1949. Church.
relief
At the the intake was
ara wine near althea** they McIntyre wes
appointed
excessive moment Cairns to dairying pf the Depart,
thing. from down to up. "Some may forget now you are gone, Salvation A provisional tax, even
"not too are n«t
yet gettbsr SW asa as delegate the annual divhjien
Army: special though wool cheques are d°wn by good," he added. meeting of the North meat of Agriculture and Stock waa
Eric, the m»m»t sapper* ta «safes theae Queensland
When it was first intro- The problem must be faced memorial service will be conducted 40 per cent, and many properties During severe meat short- tb« Referees' Association, to permitting niora intensive advis-
sae ?*» t*ke
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But we will remember, no matter faite positive,
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by Envoy R. Sutton in the Salva- ages in Cairnsthey had been able place ia Townsville at the week- ory services to be given to butter
duced the five-year stabilisa- promptly before further de- how long."
tion Hall
are now ravaged by drought and to meet aaet greap aa* latterly baa*
Army on Sunday. requirement abd cheese factories
I
(Inserted by H. and M. Fitzgerald;) hush every of end. on how effi-
fires." hard te eaaarve tar****
scheme, which ends with clines and to prevent vary
j
tion occur He butchers, but since the
FITZGERALD, Eric Vincent-Ia lov- said that the Graziers' Fed- introduc- tte elms base, bat that ta a Regarding the question of the ciency in the industry could be in-
DOUGLAS SHIES tion of frozen mutton and lamb,
being reached in Council had already asked duet creased and quality improved, said
the eurrent season, was wel- the position ing memory of eur dear brother, I

OBSERVANCE S
eral ea ii of the sub-minor com-
brother-in-law and uncle, who the Government to the demand for pork had faUtn petition held on Saturday after- the Minister for Agriculture and
comed by farmers. which Aus- grant a b ether ef the Cen
It not only might paris
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guaran- passed away three year« ago to- blanket considerably. Stock (Mr. H. H. Colline) to-day.
The chairman of the reduction of 40 per cent, ttnent th* cyellsal ensuite noon, «nd for which the associa
tees a return to the cost tralia be unable to help day. Douglai This decrease could also be at Re added that, due te the fore-
equal "Always remembered.'* Shire (Cr. R. D. Rex) advises thc from the wool
growers* provis- are mt favearsbU te any rahal
tion ha4 donated th« trophy, the
tributed to of the
of and it was ex- Britain out with her supplies ional tax. and
permit to
the right the fact that there meeting decided that it would ask sight department in grant*
production (Inserted by his loving sister Doro following observances of the Royal of were now fewer distributors in
mt eonssaoeaee.
th* Cairns to the
Victor and Family.)_ appeal where further relief District Rugby League lng scholarships Massey
to have boosted pro- of dairy products, but she thy. funeral day, February 15. At Moss- with Wrotham Agricultural
pected ELCOATE.-In of man, at 11.45 o'clock in the fore was
required. It was hoped that Cairns, Park and what its intentions were along College in New Zea.
loving memory I

few small butchers

duction figures by reason of might be compelled herself to William, who th« such applications would be grant- a
closing these lines. land, young officer! war« able ta
Harold passed away noon, Cr. Rex, on behalf of down. Mr. Chamberlain in
ed the 90 days mentioned said. "Last this grade given specialis« dairy teehaoiegy and
the fact that the farmer look to other producing by the yeer was

be free of the tries to

coun-
Australia's
on 14th February.
"Always rem em
1948.
Here d."
council
will place
and
a
residents
wreath on
of the shire
th» wai Prime Minister in which to pro- NORTH QUEENSLAND hardly any encouragement by the return to give the bsneflt of their
would price provide (Inserted by Betty, Max. Michael duce evidence of their financial
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league, and many of the knowledge to the Queensland in-

memorial. young-
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The president of the Rei
with their
and market worries. Figures people require- and Terry). Cross (Mrs. R. D. Rex) and tb.1
difficulties.
Mr. Gunn "The LAST LAP STARTS TIMBERS PRIZED sters
boot«,
played
to
without jerseys or dustry.
completed their
Two
coure*
of them
last
who
yee»
had, .

that has not brought ments of vital food. of the local branch RS. said. request Nobody seemed worry

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prove it a president and '

for reduction * .bout them at aU," said the secre- rejoined the department had «
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SALLA. (Mr. wil a In provisional tax «
Leslie Wood)
is only reasonable SUNNY TAXE! tary (Mr. Laycock), who went Just mea* » survey of a number
in the light of GIKX FBIGATE BLACK ea
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LEAVING

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also wreaths on behalf ol

FROMm place of butter ha

and most
LOCAL their associations. At Port Douglas the Government's action last year, TOWNSVILLE.
BEAN OAKOO BOÜTH to stress
grad*
the importance
for
of thia
cheese faefaries
factories
in the
of
and
CYCLING Tr SWIMMING at 11-45 o'clock in the morning, ai
when it made a compulsory levy as a channel first-grade
had submitted
State,
the Cenotaph, the president of tin af 20 per cent, on gross wool sales TOWNSVILLE, Feb. IS.-With players later on. recommendation*}
SPHERE

,
to CAME FROM EL ARISH MILL» The fer improving quality.
C.W.A. (Mrs. C. Frost) and Mr. W supplement provisional tax.'* engine cleaning and repairs com- meeting was informed that
KOBTHEBN CHAMPIONSHIPS. Mr. Collins added that

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far the
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INITIAL WIN*. Geddes M.B.E., for the RS 8., wil pleted, the 500-ton freighter, to
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Cairns association h«d it waa
MOSLEY HAS North Queensland or* timbers received ta »eta hew
Sunny which berthed ia no notification on the quickly tba
,
also wreaths, and Mr. W Girl,
TOWNSVILLE. Tab.
J.-North 1 Street Uchte Deleye! place treasured wherever archi- art and of a new "play Eatifyiag
dories had adopted many of th«
Queensland's 1952
swimming cham- Tb» Cairns Regional Electricity. Burton will pipe a Highlsm TWO MEN BURNED Townsville yesterday morning, will
tectural beauty are thought de-
implementation
the-bail" rule, but in discussion recommendations. The technical
sail to-morrow i

(By "Sprinter.") pionship events will be staged in Board will have to get supplies of lament. on th* final lap the North
of her 14,000 miles sirahle, secretary of the members were of the opinion that section of the division was als«
.Townsville the Sun- copper cable at present unavailable, WHEN BUT DESTROYED. journey.
on Saturday. The former Queensland Sawmillers* Associa- rule would not b* stepping up investigation of th«
Racing was held last Friday Norwegian banana a new brought

¡
before more can be installed
day and Monday ot Easter week- lights
SIREN AT trader has been the tlpn (Mr. W. J. Morgan) said yes- into use. problem* of fat losses in butter
night at Parramatta Park and a
end- Last the events in Cairns streets. Yesterday the ATHERTON. INNISFAIL. Feb 13.-At 5.40 purchased for and
the year were
terday. Concerning th* mani'faeture variations in th«
newcomer to sport in R. Mos- held in Bowen when the Townsville Mayor of Cairns (Aid. W. J. Ful- o'clock this morning the Innisfail New Zealand coastal service and
Walnut, black bean and mani»
early "picnle"
Cheese yielding capacity of milk.
ley, gave a really classy exhibi- said were listed ATHERTON. Feb. 13.-The chief Fire is expected to berth in Auckland flatur«« for the season, the presi-
Olympic Pool was closed because ton; many lights Brigade received a call from said that
are particularly prized, be added. dent expressed th« hop« that dues The Minister a third
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tion in mile of the Atherton Fire Brigade ad- on February 25-97
the handicap, of the polio epidemic. It will be for attention but this shortage, and '

the police that a hut on Bamboo days out from Most notable of this of the
example th« service* of th* eesocia officer department was un-
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he won. irom the vises that on Friday next the Britain. She had completed 11,300 desiring
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which Starting tíie first occasion during the post- the shortage of brackets, was pre- Creek was on fire. A fire engine world-wide der the scheme
he time of midday, indicated miles of the popularity is in tba tion's referees would (ive ample scholarship still
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limit mark with three others the board carry- signal and went to the voyage when she
war y ts rs that the championships venting electricity crew scene, but House Common«, of at the Mnssey
London, Where eatiueation before the matches. studying
;
and of the will berthed in Townsville. College,
took the lead from the outset have been staged in this ing out the work. by the sounding siren, on arrival found that the struc- So far tbs made of and «li he would
hard all city. be before and has spent the Speaker's chair is bis return J"l*
riding the way never given 12 o'clock ture was vessel 63 days at sea and NORTH QUKKNfLANB the team working
j
practically demolished. North Queensland black; bean. on the im
middlemarfcer. Keith Wild- finish before that hour, to 33 days in port MEETING.
gave District Weather Forecast». i
just The hut measured 12ft by 12ft. effecting routine Ten thousand super feat of this ASSOCIATION pavement of market milk and on
j
scratch Bill Northam Rainfall. a reminder the maintenance.
man, or man, Attree, I
The Weather Bureau last night serve
? as to people and was owned by Jack Joyce, in engine timber is'to be The Präsident of th* North the manufacture of milk
The Brisbane Weather Bureau of the silence to be observed used for the enan' by-pro-
any hope of catching the leading telegraphed the following district
1
at addition to the latter there were cal and of a memorial Queensland Refer***1 Association ducts.
gives furnishings
j
bunch. At the end of the third the northern rainfall for the Peninsula midday in respect to the late
forecasts and Carpen- sleeping in the and the secretary _

24 hours ended 9
: }

place at the time chapel at Flinders

Naval Depot, (Mr. A, Allison)
lap, Corkfl], Snrthj and Kidner ajn. on Wednes- taria Fine, except for some iso- King. Arnold Frederick Kreuske, (Mr. C Laycock) travel from
?
Ken^ and will be will
t
:
Victoria, ta
rushed past the -experienced rid- day as: Cape York 05 points. lated showers in the extreme north beth AERIAL AMBULANCE! carried
to
WHliam Kelly and James th* depot' from Cairns by the Cairn« attend the association SHIPPING MOVE- I
i
ers and opened up a big lead in Peninsula and few storms in the
a
Tovce. annual meeting at th*
the Anal However, Mosley Innisfail Accident
EASTER REGATTA
labourers. FUND RISES frigate H.MA.S. Culgoa. general
I
lap. Lower Carpentaria; hot and sul- Steve Storanove. pensioner, who This shipment of specially Alexandria Hotel in Townsville on MENTS
j
When fae on some pre-
went after them and finishing two fell iron. to
with south-eaât has a hut a few -«-
Saturday night
!
try north-east from Joyce's pared timber
¡
Robert feet was arranged by
to their them over Harlow (aged two
the final
one smothered
50 yards. Incidentally, residing in Ernest-street,
years),
sustain-
winds. North Coast and Table-
and HARBOUR BOARD'S place, was awakened by the noise NEARS £ltM MARK. the sawmillers' association through
The new constitution drawn UP NORTH QUEENSLAND 1
lands: Fine, warm to hot CO-OPERATION. of the Are. and on investigate e che of its member;, the Hull Tim- at the last September meeting; PORTS. I
by the ed a contused wound to the left
Mosley was handicapped sultry, south-east winds; seas found that Joyce's welt El will be adopted and ney officers
wheels side of the face. The child hut was Donations received in the ber Syndicate, Arish. This
heavy he was using. was
slight. ilieht. past| b« elected. Mr. Allison «aid Maaonda, from Melbourne,
Clauss continued his win- given first-aid by the Innisfail The Cairns Barbour Board at its few days have brought the Cairns syndicate also supplied the tim- will ar-
Bon Hearoused the occupants, ber for the House last night that a large attendance riva* Brist»*« to-day, Towns«
ning with a four-event ambulance and taken to hosoital. meeting on Tuesday agreed to shift who Ajnbiûance Brigade's appeal for of Commons
sequence Temperature Beadings expected.
I were asleep at the time, was viii« an Monday, and Cairn«
I
-Our Innisfail the dredge from its customary and thc cliair.
victory. In all races he was correspondent at tba funds to provide modern equipment
The Cairns weather office
anchorage to facilitate arrange- 'our escaned through
men a win- for Mr. Morgan said the Advice had been received from February JO. Leaves on return,
pressed by Barry Thompson in j
aerodrome yesterday recorded a their new aircraft to £861/13/4 prépara- Char- 22.
dow of the structMro Townsville, Ayr, ea February
i
of this
the straight but was never in any Water TreatmentRenewed. maximum of 89.7 de- ments being made by the Cairns as the exit This amount bas been collected in tion timber presented Mackay, trip
-I
temperatura Aquatic Club for the Easter door was
blocked bv fire. many difficulties. "The ters Towers and northern Hagues Lady Isabel, coming to Cairns, ia
danger of defeat. Tuesday's breakdown in the Gor- and minimum of 71.9. Per- re- about two and a half months. suppliers would
grees a
gatta on April ll. The board also The ambulance treated James are to be commended for that delegates attend. held up at Townsville with a.
the han- donvale water chlorination plant iodic readings were: 6 am-, 72-9 de- tba
Bill Attree won i-mile decided'to put one of the Barbour .Joyce for second decree hums to splendid co-operation they
erew shortage.
repaired temporarily ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. ex-
i
wa« yesterday with of 86
dicap in great style from the grees a humidity per Board launches at the convenience the bead. neck. back, both forer tended in Bar ilsa, from Newcastle via
and permanent should be making these supplies
I
scratch mark. the field repairs cent,: 9 ajn., goJ degrees and 7«
Catching of the *rins. Amount he added. Town «ville, Cairns with
at the conclusion of the last lap,
completed to-day, the Mulgrave per cent.; 12 noon, 87.2 degrees and
following
club to assist
and
generally
rendering
in
as? also
barn's
svflFere'd
and fret.
from shock.
wh:1e
He
he
£939/0/4; R.
previously
Mr. E. P.
acknowledged.
I
available,"
Mr. Morgan pointed out
HIGHER FOODSTUFF a cargo af
arrives
eo*I on Monday.
Shire cleric (Mr. A. Pomo) said 3 pm., 88.1 degrees
races was Vicary. that
he dashed to the lead immedi-
yesterday. Residents of the town
58 per cent.;
and 55 per cent. No rain fell at
sistance to capsized boats and to *p*-fn to hosn'tal. Esmeralda, £2/2; Mr, R. Vicary, hlgck bean is indigenous toNorth PRICES IMasfce, frap Watt Coast of Eng-
ately and never afterwards looked allow the club to use the area at Kenneth Kelly, an at Esmeralda, £2/2/; Mr. J. Mahoney, I
Queensland. It is an land pasta, sift Liverpool on.
were advised to boil all drinking the aerodrome in the 30 hours end- emp'ovpe extremely ll
like losing. The continental water the back of the board's works. ?he hosnltpl. was given first-aid Esmeralda, £2/3/; Mr. A. 'durable and attractive timber. RETAILERS' January for Brisbane direct
while the plant was out of ed 3 p.m. yesterday, and the Cairns Dolan. PREDICTED RV thenea
scratch race provided a great order but now In a letter to the board the sec- »or bums to the left ear and top Esmeralda, £1/1/; Mr. D. Dunbar. PRESIDENT ?bj tho VinaOM Canal;
normal usage can be post Office none in the
match between Keith Wildman registered of th* tiea*. He also Alma, Townsville
retary of the club said that was taken to Esmeralda. £2/2/: Mr. A. W. fart and.
and Bill Attree. resumed. 24 hours ended 9 ajn. yesterday.
sailing;
Cairns,
.

Halfway through clubs from Bowen. Mackay. Towns- »iQsP'b»!. Th* oth»r occupants of Bogers, Cairns, £2/2/; Q.C.WA Far BRISBANK, Fib. 1). Higher - Pu« hero «aily in April,
the race looked if Wildman, Cal** Bs asar Cairns about
who was
it

leading
as

well on points,
Harbour Beará Members' Criticism Carnell Bailas Two Culverts
ville
ing Cairns
and Brisbane
and that
would
the
be visit-
number
th» hut
Sargeant
xrero i"*5niured.
G. TJ'etz and Constable
Northern
branch, £2/2/;
division
Mr.
Bartle
R. P.
Frere SEQUEL TO CAR prices
i

ed
foodstuff
lor vers
of
predict-,
th« Maren 1. te
arrivas
lead sugar- for
Referring yesterday to the Diery. by the president
-would win. report The Mayor of Cairns (Aid. W. J. SMASH
i
However, in the final of boats would in the CuHep proceeded "to
of the criticism by Cairn« Harbour said that visiting be the seene"-hv ..Evelyn,- £1/1/6; Mrs.
James, E. Queensland Grocers sud Retail
sprint he collapsed completely and Fulton) yesterday City of 35. A lot of space would, make investigations. Freshwater. Mrs. BHar CUssaro srrtvcs Calms abott)
Board members of remarks be had Council workmen were building a vciinity 10/6; Jane freders' Association (Mr. W, 1
was beaten out of a place. Attree to house Bosanko, Maren to lend »gar foy
won the final
made at a Chamber ol Commerce large culvert beneath Moody-street therefore, be required Cairns, £2/2/; Northern
WOMAN
Raymont) at the annual meeting
Melbourne.
sprint, which car- Australian AWARDED £ MN of the association
meeting, the
president of the and aligning road there. Tho them. Brewery Employees' ]
to-dsy. H« ssl« tn port for
ried double points. He beat Wild- a new _

and DAMAGES. Casaslrn

( loading sugar
chamber B. (Mr.
Clive Williams) culverts should considerably eata
Benefit Social Society, £5/5/; the serious food
position Had boen Melbourne.
by 21 points to 13. Leaves Sunday.
man

Kidner rode to
Gilbert
third
stated that ss the matter had been flooding in the area which nor- JOHNSTONE Q.A.T.B. total. £961/12/4.
Feb.
mads worse hy drought, bushfires
vTsayiu,
1
from Formosa via New
well gain SYDNEY.
place with eight points.
pushed out) of the perspectiv«
original
of his mally follows heavy rain. The PIRATES HOLD UP married woman
13.-A
claimed in
young
tba'
and the restriction of manufac
Guinea ports, arrives Cairn»
statements and no good plant used on the job is to be taken CASES ATTENDED ture.
to-morrow to discharge cement.
A match race between Kevin purpose would be served by further later BRITISH VESSEL Supreme Court to-day that ber dead Mr.
Raymont said he would like
i
to ,

Woodward-street, Sdge Nattai lia (tanker) from south

Moss and Mick Gauci over one lap controversy, he would make no for work similar culvert INNISFAIL, Feb. 13. LADY ISOBEL STILL father had been negligent in to see the Government abolish all
!
Hill, on a The -

and
Moss lead comment. HEAVY driving his car just before a crash dupers' East Asia, via Brisbane Syd-
saw Gauci home by a there. to bitumin HANSOM COLLECTED. South Johnstone ambulance boards as an experii
It is
HELD U P
!

proposed re-
:
arrives Cairns about March
>
length and a half. Another match Jse Woodward-street far Mc ceived call to in which he wa> killed. Th« woman ment. Since these boards came ney,
as as a East Palmerston
i
Railway Werter Seriaos is Mrs. Thora Anne Hawkins (31), into
3. Discharges aviation spirit,
aa Charge production had de
j
held TAIPEH. Feb. 13 (AAP-Reu to attend existence
'

race was between lady cyclist Manus-street at the same time, Bay Anderson who was motor spirit, kerosene,
j
Irvin
Bruce rail- ol Baradine, who was awarded He power
Pat Sands and Roy Attree over Henderson (21), said Aid. Fulton. tert).-Passenger* contributed gold suffering from second degree Clined. added that too much
I
with way oí TOWNSVILLE CONFERENCE £»000 damage* against the New! regimentation had not indueed lighting kerosene aad dieselene
ene lap, Attree giving 40 employee, Catton-street, -
and valuables aa ransom money to burns to both thighs and the fin- in bulk.
i
to the was yesterday the Cairns Court FAILS. South Wales Government Insurance the
yards start girl. It was a in Vegetables Still Scare* 40 armed Chinese pirates, who held gers of the right hand, caused people to stay on the land and Janies J.
,
Magalre (tanker) ar-
J
of Fstty Session» charged witta hav- Offre.
very exciting event and Attree Tb« of the Cairns up the 3650-ton British when some petrol was thrown produce.
i
manager freighter.
i

on rives 27
too ing* had unlawful carnal knowledge TOWNSVILLE. Feb. 13. -Tb* Mr. L O. Badham QC. Who tb* Cairns about February
Sang, in Formosa Strait last a fire This the time when
1

proved a little good, winning branch of the COX). (Mr. H. Arm- Wing which had been kindled for was fromSouth-Eait
I
:
conference this Asia via
.

by a length. of a girl under 17 years. He plead- morning between 4 appeared for Mrs. Hawkins, said storekeeper Aus-
!
At the next meeting said al] night. "smokoT. First-aid and country proved that
ed strong) yesterday that j
was given delegation the that she with her tralianports. Discharges motor
not After tram Trades
j
to-morrow night week guilty. » bearing local was driving he was the real backbone of tho
a challenge vegetables were still in short sup- Disclosing this to-day. her British the suffered brought to th« Innis-
will which lasted all the fail and Labour Council and a repre- father, Alesander MacDonald, when and spirit, lighting kerosene, power
race again be held between day, case was
ply. He expected the situation to master
i
(Captain Stanton) said that hospital. country should be encouraged and distillate in bulk.
adjourned to this morning. Mr. H. sentative of the agents of the the car crashed into a ditch. Mrs. kerosene
this pair. worsen and the shortage will prob» passengers paid over £1600 to the C. Fabris. loco driver for South by every possible means. Instead. .

Devon to load at Newport, Swan

D. OUeirne for the de- ]
freighter. Lady Isobel, no Hawkins suffered
appeared able extend for a good while. A pirates, who wore tattered clothing Johnstone mill, was 'accidentally brought a
displaced spinal country storekepers had, to sell at
fendant and Mr. B. P, Smart
1

end to the db» and had sea and Liverpool. Leaves Liver-
:
TSP PHILLIPS WINS IX was of and had bare feet. The pirates struck by dispute. alas her nose flat the same margin as a metropoli-
good supply Stanthorpe mus- i
orig- a
spanner which caus-
pool April 9 for
BRISBANE. on tbs bench. To-day was tile freighter's ninth tened.^Her nose had to be built Sydney, Bris-
bas been in demanded £3371. ed a contused wound to the up tan storekeeper.
1
cate! grapes arriving inally upper
j

day of Idleness in Cleveland Pay again with the aid of en old photo. bane. Port Alma, Towrxville
Cairns in the past few days. It is -Captain Stanton said that the lip. He was given first-aid. Arrives end
awaiting and Cairns. Cairns
:
DñabaUk Traffic settlement The
Former Cairns cyclist. Ted Phil- CUM that there will be further had taken him of the dispute, Government Insurance
I
expected pirates
| aboard their When J. Çodere. s farm hand Th» of the which June.
lips, isin good form in Brisbane On February ll, at tba Court of representative agents Office, was sued as insurers
in the next two weeks. A 'vessel until the at Mena Creek, was
with a consistent record. He has Petty Sessions. Dimbulah, before supplies
fear Stanthorpe apples are now ar- Later he returned
ransom

to the Wing
was paid.
Sang
;

the
1
spindle of a sheller
(helling corn,
hooked to
said that the deadlock: still cont of the car. was
granted a stay of TNCENITVE LIVING Bid alia now
i

Bowan
loading at Sydney for
won a "B" grade scratch race and Messrs- W. J. HambUng and C. T. the
]
Unued. The Lady Isobel is short proceedings for 31 days. «nd Cairns. Due Caima
riving, but majority of Una and the ship was allowed to con- an
engine caught his right arm SCHEME
¡
in March.
i

has been twice second in one Wilson, J'sP., of two firemen. early
mile Angelo Gatto (42), year's erop will be hallmarked, ow- tim» her voyage. The captain said and dragged his shoulder, causing IEl-nas
-".?-
;
to-mor-
I

handicaps since he resumed riding tobacco farmer. Dimbulah, pleaded The local '"representative of the leaves Brisbane
lng to the bad hailstorms expert- that
'
one Chinese sailor waa an injury. After first-aid from
¡
Seamen's Onion FOE TEXAS BOSrRAL Townsville,
row for Cairns, Port-
only a few weeks ago after a bad guilty by letter to a
charge that enced in the Stanthorpe are». slightly wounded when the junk the ambulance he was take» to (Mr. F. Milburn)
Island.
TRADE AGREEMENT land Bonds and Thursday
j
in which be had a frac- said that two qualified and com-
accident, on January ll, being the driver of
tured skull, on the training track a motor vehicle, he failed to park Bo nu's
first fired on the ship. hospita]_
i

petent firemen from the union had, Du« Cairns February gi.
Skipper Remembers
in Cairns. such motor vehicle as near as prac- Captain Angelo
Carnincicb,
j
been available for work since last WITH GERMANY BRISBANE, Fib. 13.-Tb« Texas BUaatta
1

arrives Cain»« -March 5_

tho[ District Hospital has obtained a to load sugar for
BESCLTS.
ticable to and parallel with the left skipper of thc Italian luxury liner OBITUARY Monday week. On that day the
full staff of nurses through its ?tabarra arrives
Sydney.
Cairns March 17
side et the carriage way. He was sent tba fretfbter was moved to the Cleve-
ROYAL NATIONAL
1

Rpm*, radiograma-, to
NEW of ta
convicted and fined £2, with 6/ of the Cairns land Bay anchorage. AMAKGEMKNY promises free golf and SI * looa tugar tor Sydney.
cbairawn Barbour BUL A. A. HOWSAK ruamn. Coatie
SHOW to leave Lon-
' '

Junior W. At- week hanns is expected

ENTRIES
,

»-mile handicap: costs of court, in default «even Beard Mfr. R. T. McManus) gs tua A spokesman for the Trades and
tree 1, K- Wildman Smith 3. A. days' Labour Council said that the mat- The hospital waa in . d**p*rat* don about April 9 with cargo
2, imprisonment. Henry Metz- ship passed Cairns on Us recent Tnt death took at the Towns-,
Junior 1 mile handicap; R. Mos- ger (94), place ter had been fully discussed at con, MELBOUKN«, fbb. ll-Am position earlitr this meath whin for diroet discharge at
labourer, Dimbulah, voyage east- Mr. McManus replied, AFFECTED BT DROUGHT. Cairns Base Hospital night of
ley 1, A. Smith 2, G. Kidner 3. pleaded guilty by letter to a charge "Your radio-
last fertmces. No finality, however, bad trtüa is pinning » now trad* tb* only ftaff gvailahl* to eur* ville and Cairns.
saying: unexpected a well-known resident of Edmon-
Junior continental scratch that been with fer si« th*'matron, Dorara
race: on
January ll, being the driv- gram very much appreciated and BRISBANE, IS.-TB« ton. Mr. Abbis reached. agreement OeTWsny to replaça patient* was now at Cairns to load «
K. Feb. Ali (Jack) Howsan tb* agreement ending this who had aubmltt** bar
W. Attree (21 points) I, Wild- er of a motor vehicle, he failed to was placed before the board mest- er ought hu seriously affected the (39).
meatfe. resign- fullcargo of explosives from tba
i
man (IS) 2, G. Kidner (8) 3. Trade with Germany doubted ta ation, and two Lady Wgna, Papua.
park such motor vehicle as near as lng on February 15. when the com« number of entries for this year'« Born at Mi Gravatt
train*«*. Isobel foy
Senior i-mile handicap: H.
i
near Bris- 1NS-51, leaving Australia wit* a The Texas
Club «ff«r*d to Coif Total, from Port Moresby, via Inti,
pracUc able to and parallel with the plimentary contents of same wera Royal National show in Brisbane, bane, Mr. Howsan had resided in LOCAL
Clauss B. Thompson 2, M. of
j

AUTHORITY favourable balance af £19 million. make joining

any th* hos-
nura* lp port to load full cargo tí*"
1, lef( Vide th» roadway. He was noted. Your best wishes are here* The acting shew (Mr. Edmonton «ince 1937. where he
Gauci 3. with «/ secretary ELECTIONS. Tbl* year it wi]) bo larger. pital honorary
stall member an plosivas from tb« Lady Isobel for
convicted and fined ti, by reciprocated. The chairman F. Kennedy) said to-day that even, was as cane farmer
Senior I mile B of court, hi
:
employed a
The 1950-51 figuras wer«: ai- and cHiaaa* of Texas clubbed to- Wsna. Papua.
handicap: cpsts default seven was delighted to hear from you. heavy rain before August would not at Sawmill Pocket. Biver
BRISBANK. Feb. 13.-Tb* Local a Cairns
1
Clauss 1, B. Thompson K. port*. £33,500,000; imports, «IV gether snd mad* an offer of tl Norman arrives on
-
2, days' J. <

imprisonment. Constable With very kind regards." Th« ira prove the situation: He ia-survived by a sister, Mr*. Government Minister (Mr. 3 to load
Moss-3. R.
i

P. J. 6Si,ooo. Th* main exporto am W**k bonus to each nura«. March sugar for Syd-
Linthwalte prosecuted and Con- Roma docked at Cairns on har All livestock, butter, cheese and G. F. Mehommed, of Edmonton. said tba wheat, whale The (Miss E.
Semor continental scratch race: stable K. K. Bystt Hilton) to-day that wool, fleur, barley, retiring matron 1

ney.
gav» evidence in .
maiden voyage to Australia when honey entries would not reach The funeral is set down for thjs fruit and Dent) said the
H. Clauss (21 points) 1, B. Thomp- each case. Both affeoees were the Queensland local authority elections rabbits, processed hospital was now Ogaa in
i
port loading sugar foy
I rapt» In entertained a number their usual standard. Sven the afternoon, to leave the hospital would be held en May 31. de- sends of having its full '

son (ID 2, and G. Melvin (ll), committed Jo Msb>*traet, of Cairns i Ul] milk. Germany us textiles. I
assured complc- Sydney.
Dim-] citizens to dinner on cookery section would be amalia mortuary at 3.30 pjn. "embers of spite the cancellation of the iron and steel and of matron, sisters
dead-heat, 2. .eulah. board the Uner. Royal products ment two and Cap» Noli
I
arrives Cairns Monda»
] tpeeauie
, of the high priée qt afea. th* Moslem faith are invited.
'
tan. msrhtaary.
Ioli, tara« assistants. to for
load Sydney,
i
J sugar

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IrClH Social 'Let s go to the Pictures
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ANOTHER
Hand Tailored
EDGAR
to Measure by
INNISFAIL. Feb.
RAVENSHOE,
Petty Sessions
Feb.
Court,
ii-in
Ravenshoe,
the JOB-nrriMO
TEST.
ANY ASSLTS!
HOOLE ?Innisfail Court
IX-At the
Sessions to-day, before Mr. F. S. Will, SM. 1.45. 7.45. "THE MILKMAN*
-

ox Petty
FROM 5 GUINEAS. this morning .before Bar. B. J.
Jdbn William Foster (S3), a resi-
Sp^fligM... (G) with Jimmy Durante. Donald

.
.
dent of the Is thara .wealth
individually cut and tailored to your exact measurements; perfect Tableland, was charged say real ta O'Conner Pius "The House
fit
Pearce. SJL, Aeróos

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Constable O. T. Cul- NEW YORK (AJ>.). RI
with having unlawfully assaulted the Aa larc tic, ar ara the re-
a .

guaranteed. Call or send for self measurement form and pattern range. len charged Kevin Spry with having ?f-ra waa weall Hke ta Tbe> Street" (G) Wayne Morris.
child eight years of age. ports af tsrsc aast
ridden a motor one Sergeant kaew haw wai lt casi, tspper
cycle against J. J. Gough, stated yew tata a:
Mr. ether auaersl fsaad Janis Paige.
prosecuting, and Mrs. Jas. aapasUe
EDGAR HOOLE wim
way
Be.
was
traffic

fined
pleaded
£3
toward
guilty
with
Jubilee
by letter
6/-
Bridge.

costs
and
of
that
plaint
on

was
Saturday
laid
afternoon
by the father
a com-

of the
Jab have

-ea tal
easther
ine yaeu It ia called
-árdale, a
«eal
a
far

aa tale-
tu-acra-;
tart-

ait.
have
far as
been
Sydney,
on a holiday
have
Harris,

returned
visit
wno
as

to
Much
there seen

has
wishfal thinking?
this
7.45
with
"SO YOUNG
o.m.

Paul
SO BAD"
child. With Constable M. nambl- Innisfail Mr. Harris is been written on (A) Henried, Catherine
court. Senior B. N. Linde af aaiitliaj designed manager
Kelburn

.
Sergt. ta draw a McLeod.
House, Abbott-st., Cairns prosecuted.
ing, the complainant and the child
atetare af yew aer-aatlty wit* of both Innisfail picture theatres. subject, with Ian tas Lie stories ap- Plus "Beyond the Purple
then proceeded down-Grigg-street,¡ -Our pearing In popular magazines, Hills" (G) Gene
answers.
innisfail correspondent. while others Autry. Jo Denison.
where defendant was located in a Mrs. W. ret ute the possibilit-
A. Gibbs, of Sheridan
drunken condition and arrested. ies entirely ana say that potential 7 45 THE
Hs L. Pro- street, returned to Cairns by p.m. VIOLENT HOUR"
Pleading to the author, Ia. Thurston, Antarctic wealth is simply a mytn.
guilty offence, fessor of at the Uni- plane onTuesday night after (A) Marshall Thompson. Virginia .

defendant convicted and Psychology The only nope for returns of a

was sen-
versity .of Chicago, tested both having spent a.holiday in Bris- Field. Plus "Stella" (A), with Ann
tenced to six months' commercial nature from the Ant-
hard labour bane and
normal and abnormal for Sydney. Sheridan and Victor Mature.
ft/few all ffn»... in Townsville gaol. many years. He found
persons
there wera
arctic
mineral
come from minerals and

trie"6ah#** seven main factors of temperament in the air

deposits.
that can
There
bring
is nothing
any re-
745 p.m. "GOOD HUMOUR MAN"
which CATBÏEDfcAI,
make up personality. ÙiiJL BtJBGET^ turn, lhere ia nothing in- the sea (G) Jack Carson, Lola Allbriglit. Plus
those
Capture happy times and ¡ive GEORGETOWN seven
He said
areas
how
will
you register
well
show
tn
The Cathedral branch of tho
beyond
carried out,
whaling
while
expeditions
there is
already
no son. "Mule Train" (G) Gene
them over and over
again in
bright, fairly Autry.
NOTES how you will flt a Job. Those CD.A- conducted a bridge after- no humus or possibility of agri-
sparkling snapshots made with a factors bow active noon at St. Monica's Club rooms culture. That leaves only the ex-
. . .

are you are,

bow cn when contract and of the
new Camera-from Kodak, GEORGETOWN, Feb. 10.-Mr. vigorous, impulsive, dominant, Tuesday, ploitation rocky crust with
naturally. auction Vases
Rees Lloyd was here during tne emotionally stable, sociable and bridge were played. Its possible deposits.
of roses were ar-
week his reflective. attractively Antarctica is roughly 5,000,000 to
mating yearly inspection in the
of cattle at Mt. Turner and Prest- Professor Thurston* discounts ranged room.
6.000,000 square miles. Of tula,
wood. Mr. Lloyd arrived the value of IQ. mare than 90 per cent, is covered
SpitUe (intelligence Those present were Mesdames
by a vast continental
Bush Pilots tests. ice sheet
ONLY A
'

by special
terday
other
and to-day is
plane
inspecting
yes-' quotient)
that the
He
individual's
stresses rather
personality,
P.
man
Grogan (secretary),
(treasurer), W.
S. O. Still-
Toohey, H. possibly two

This
miles thick
restrict
in some FEW LEFT»?
cattle here. It is reported or temperament "profile" is much Purcell. T. Pendrigh, L. Cronin, places. would min-
that sellers are asking £25 Xor more valid. E. E. J. ing and prospecting with the usual
Lockyer, Cavanagh,
stores and £18 for cows. "Mental endowment should not Downey, M. Hawney, H. N. Fell, devices to
anywbem but on the Reprint Edition
Mrs. Von Wald (nee Miss Dixie be the sole criterion of H. K. John Dow- rim. Even this ls spread out in a
an em» O'Neill. Whitby.
has he narrow In
McDowali) patches along
SIMPSON'S
been visiting Ab- ployee,". advises. by D. H. A» strip or
Crothers, Power,

-
"Instead, ney.
ingdon Downs. This ot coast m places accessible for
property is drawing temperament
a profile Punchard, C. Carmichael, E. May, ¡the
owned Mrs. Von Wald Mr. him, the worker be matched A. Dickson, F. Cummings, a few weeks each year.
by and can L Foley,
C. P- to the Job lt hag been that tba
Edwards, equal shares, and much more carefully. E. Hine, L- Harris,' A. Burns. A. «suggested
is considered of the best "And if the Ice cap could be melted
some cat- temperament profile, Melvin, F. Bradford, L. Schofield, by atom
I9SO-SI

.
tle country in the being the test and the apti- N. McIntyre, T. Burden, bombs, but this bas been rejected.

i
Gulf, intelligence A. Scott,
watered by numerous lagoons and tude test are combined, there a J. Horton, L. ¡Apart from the colossal cost ot
is J. Wilson, Griffiths,
the River. Mrs. the venture, if it were possible, the
Einasleigh Von three-dimensional approach to J. Malling.
Wald, who has made her borne in worker which' amount ot Ice on the cap when
placement is prac- The winners

RECIPE BOOK
prize were Mrs.
bas been unbeatable." melted would' raise level
America, on a visit to tically Schofield score) and Mrs.
sea some
(highest
ber
Brisbane.
mother, Mrs. R. W. Edwards, "
VS. FIRMS TRYING IT.
E. May (hidden number).
70
meat
to
of
80 feet.
the cities
This
built
would
near
ilood
sea i
Mr. and level such as London, New
Mrs. J. 3. Fitzsimmons York, 'n 'n
tendered Mr. Stan Entsch, Main far 80
about 300 C.S. firms vare PLANE PASSENGERS. Sydney and Los Angeles. To blast (Cakes Pastries, Puddings Pies)
Roads clerk, a send-off at the' Aus- using "Professor Thurstone's per- on a small scale is Impractical be-
tralian Hotel on the eve of bis de- sonality test" in Job allotting. cause there is no certainty that IF you have to order a copy ?3
parture for where he haa Among them are a large mail order
Passengers who arrived in
deposits woUd be found in that /et
Ciare, Cairns from the south on yester-
been transferred. About 30 peo-
house,
tional
automotive firms, educa-
day afternoon's A.N.A. plane were:
particular area being blasted. WRITE FOR YOUR COPY
assembled to wish the institutions, insurance and
ple guest all From Messrs. M.
banking houses, and metal and Rockhampton, FOUND COAL DEPOSITS
the best
Morris
in his new sphere. Mr.
industries. Bulger, Boyle, L. Marshall and R. TODAY!
A. was chairman, and in ¡woodworking T. Bennett; from Townsville, Miss
The schedule was Australia's Slr Edgeworth
David
proposing the toast made used experi-
Loyal Hoswood. found Send four TWOPENNY WITH
feeling reference to the mentally for four years before it
a coal deposit In the Ross (4) Stamps (8d.)
passing of
George was
published. Passengers who left Cairns on Sector with seams 15 to 18 miles YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS to Simpson Bros.

-
King VI, then expressed
Of the wide and 1000 miles This
loyalty to Queen Elizabeth II. A 140 questions, 20 are as- yesterday morning's AJÍ.A. plane long. is
Ltd.. Box 905r1. G.P.O.. Brisbane
signed to each of the for the south To probably the world's laxgost Pty.
KOMI delicious supper was served and seven per- were: Sydney, un
D. Mr. worked coal seam, but it is doubt-
ia Mrs. Baker, A. Larsen,
appropriate speeches made mingl-
sonality factors. Bach factor Nark your "RECIPE BOOK"
CAMEIA ed with musical items. A welcome scaled from very high to very low. Mrs. and Miss Hansen; to Mel- ful whether it could be worked envelope
also was
elven to Mr. Bob John- with your own score determining bourne, Miss M. Warren; to Bris- economically. The coal is not of FI/52_
what division fall into for bane. Mr. G. Mr. Peter the best quality. Other Australian
Modarn and smartly ttylad son, who succeeds Mr. Entsch in you Hapgood, with
researchers the
...

his office here. each factor. Hapgood, Mr. Paul Hapgood, Mr. expedition of
with largo viewfinder io A You have a choice of un- Arnot. Mrs. E. Brown. Mr. Haase; Scott and Shackleton some 40 years
reflex-type New Australian employed by yes.
decided, in each for Townsville, Mrs. D. ago found deposits of iron,
view the Railway Department at Einas- or no answering Baldock, copper,,
your subjact in almost aehiaU Mrs. Allum. and molybdenum, but these depos-
met with accident question.
leigh an during its were not in sufficient
H you score high in the active quantit-
FLASH,-too! Just clip-on Kodak pîcturo «¡xe. Hat push-button the week and was brought into Passengers who left
a
bandy Cairns on
ies to make them commercially at-
hospital here with a bullet wound area you probably work and move
yesterday morning's AJTA.
FUsholdtr and can plane tractive. These do not.

tiraa
inapt with
you

day-time
gat

MN-it't
night shutter

and
raléate,

alt-metal
pre-focuied Kodak lent, through
treatment
his leg.
he was
After
allowed
a few days'
to return
rapidly.
pelled to
You
remain
are restless
quiet. You
if com-

like
for
Island,
the north
Captain
were:

Davis,
To Thursday.
Mrs. Gar-
lead
the
us to suppose
down
deposits
that
there.
they are THORNHURGH COLLEGE
body. Carrying tiing, and home. to be "on the go" most of the time. only ones If geo--'
rett, Master Garrett, Mrs. Graves
M aasy, yat font of fun. Tho legists could wander on the naked
clip-on lom cover included. 12 picture«, Mr. H. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. J. You
drive
usually speak, walk, write, and infant. Miss A. Barnes, Mr. F. Antarctica chances are that For BOYS
Flathholdar is told teparately, 43/-. Robson and Mrs. P. Kelly were
a car and work rapidly, even
Tolcher, Miss Carmen, Mr. J. Byth depos-
its comparable with those
2{ i 2¿¡i*. en V620 film. Price. £5/1 tye. visitors from Forsayth last week. when these activities do not "de- and
on any Phone: Charters Towers 164
Captain Caws; for Cooktown, continent of a similar bind mass
Mrs. G. W. mand .speed.
Butler, Edenvale, Mr. Eakin, Mr. D. Thompson, Mrs. would be found.
A nigh the vigorous
KOIM lEALEJIS EVEIYWIEIE
has
placing
returned
ber
from
children,
Townsville
Maty
after
and factor
sports,
.

indicates,
hand
rating
you
in
like physical
Dorrington.
chen, Miss
Mr.
St.
Holland,
Ledger, Mr.
Mr.
B.
Kit-
A. ing
But
in
apart
the
from
area is
the
the
cost
problem
of min-
ot
BLACKHEATH COLLEGE
Toby, at school there. work and the use ot Lister; for Iron Range, Mr. A. Slo lacks
and outdoor transport. The Antarctic the
tools, occupations.
On the twinsky. possibilities of air bases as ar» For GIRLS
impulsive scale you prob- used

krCawwrae
who left Cairns over the North Pole because
ably score high if you make de- Passengers on
Phone: Charters
while Towers 110

.
yesterday afternoon's AJíJV. the North Pole is a short
:
cisions quickly, enjoy competition, plane
NATIONAL RADIO. and can move readily from one
lor Townsville were: Mr. and Mrs. cut

there
to
are
large population centres,

KODAK (A/«i«) PTY. LTD. _

task
i to another. The decision to and
for
Master Holley and Mr. Hunt;
centres in
no
the
wealthy population Kindergarten to University
act quickly is independent of Bowen, Miss Russell. Southern Hemi-
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY li, 1952 and routes would be from
whether sphere,
!

Abbott Street. CAIRNS. you move slowly or

nowhere available: Academic, Commercial, Industrial ano
factor), to nowhere.
(active feebly or strenu- Domestic Science Music and Art of Speech.
6.00, 6.45, 7.45, 12 30, 1.30, 4.00, The
ously (vigor factor) to put it into greatest interest the Antarc-
,
7.00. 9.00. 11.00, News; 6.09, Essen- effect. CANBERRA MEETING tic
< ho'ds for for weather ob-
tial Services and Music; 7.10, Read-
us is
EXCELLENT SPORTING FACILITIES
Workers who in do- servations. Weather
ings From
SCOT* high predictions including
tile Bible; 7.15. Break-
minant characteristics cdown there for more' than 13 swimming pool.
fast Session; Hos- probably
S.07, Music; 8.15, feel hours in
capable of taking initiative and AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL. advance are worthless.
rYoaauMii
pital Session; 8.45, Music; 9.30. J
Fliying, and full information from the Principal Rev, C
responsibility, enjoy public speak- except in October and No-
Kindergarten Session; 9.55, Sacred vember, harazdous down there, D. Alcorn, R.A.. B.D-. or Secretary
ing, promoting new projects, per- CANBERRA, Feb. 12.-The Aus- is
Music; 10.00, Daily Devotional; weather can whip up very sudden-
suading others, or organising social tralian Agricultural Council will
Music;
10.15,
sion; 11.00,
10.30,
Music;
Women's
11.25,
Ses-
School
activities. now meet in Canberra on Monday ly. One hundred million years PRESBYTERIAN AND METHODIST
The stable remain and ago. the Antarctic not the des-
person can Tuesday, February 25 and 23, wss
Broadcast; 12 00, Country Hour;
calm in a crisis, relax in a noisy tba Minister for Commerce and olate continent we read of to-day. SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
I.00, Serial; 1.15, Notes on the Its
room, he cheerful, and disregard Agriculture (Mr. J. E. McEwen) climate was not only warm, it
City Mutual 309 Queen
OUR
News; 1-23, Music; Street, Brisbane

NEW
Sectional Building.

QUEEN:
1-53, was
distractions. Interruptions when announced to-day. tropical and a veritable Garden
Weather and River Heights; 2.00, do not irritate him. of Eden flourished there. There
Housewife's concentrating He said the of
Choice; 2.30, School Neither does he fret over
that Ministers always have been active volcanoes
daily
Broadcast; 3.00, Hello There; 3.30, Agriculture, who constituted the hi the and erowth of flora,
routine. region,
Music; 4.15, B.B.C. council, were in agreement that
Newsreel; 4.30, and fauna
j
If yon rate well on the sociable] was prolific.
Music; from St. the need for a discussion of food
Evensong
Beautiful 4.45,

Color enjoy The

Portrait
area, likely you company,! exploration of the Antarctic
Paul's Cathedral. Melbourne: production policy made
515, make friends easily, and agreeable,
it impera- will not be for
Children's Session; 6.00. Music; tive that the postponed attempted many
co-operative, sympathetic. meeting years, in regard to ita potential
should
1
7.15, Calling the Forces; 7.45, be held with the least
Music;
Orchestral
8.45 News
Music;
Review;
10.00,
9.15,
Swing
social
More

high score
or

factor
here
less
ls
opposite
the
indicates
reflective.
you
to (be

pre-
A
possible delay.
wealth
have
ever
to
territorial
science
those

does
countries
rights,
reveal
but
the
which
when-
assets
STOP THAT STING!!
Club; 10.30. Celebrity Recordings; fer to work are of the
alone, you quiet, region, it does not seem
II. 20. Music for Strings and Even-
you like work requiring accuracy likely that we will be disappointed.
ing Meditation. and fine detail. You would pre- ADVERTISED EVENTS
fer to deal with theoretical rather
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1952 than practical problems, would
rather The Herberton Shire
*
plan a job than out Council
FARM BOY PAINTS
-

carry lt
7.45. 12 30, advises times for immunisation
6.00. 6.45, 1.30, 4.00,
7.00, 9.00. 11.00, News; 6.09. Essen- SOME EXAMPLES'. against whooping co. gh, diphth-
eria and
tial
ings
Services
From
and Music;
the Bible:
7.10.
7.15.
Read-
Break-, What does all that make you? Herberton,
tetanus
Ravenshoe
in the
and
towns
Mt.
of
BEETLES
fast Well, here Garnet.
Session: 8.07, Music; 8.15, Hos- are some examples as

Session; 8.45. Professor Thurstone A senior female is

pital Music; 9.30. supplied clerk-typiste
them: required by Kerr,
Kindergarten Session; 9.55, Sacred Tadman and NEW ITALIAN SCHOOL
10.00, Daily Devotional; If higher on the social scale Co., Cairns, for retail
Music; a city es-
OF AST
than the others you should as! tablishment.
10.15. Music; 10.30. Women's Ses- fit

Music; School a sales person, a The Mareeba Turf Club

or requires
¡
sion; 11.00, 11.25. receptionist,
12 00. wherever you come in contact with the services of
Broadcast; Country Hour; a part-time secre-
ROME (AJ».).-Severine- Guidi.
l l5. Notes the lots of people. If high there and tary.
1.00, Serial: on farm
also in the
an li-year-old Italian boy
News; 1.53. Sectional Weather, dominant, area you Applications are invited for the
:
who likes to paint beetles, is the
River 2.00. 2.05. would show promise as a sales position of player-coach the
Heights; Music; by founder of a new Italian school of
School Broadcast; 3 00, Music; 5.05, executive. Atherton Football Club.
art that is winning critical raves.
UH.O. II selling ls you inclination and trainees
Talk; 5.15, Children's Ses- Nursing are required Paintings and drawings by Guidi
sion; you are active and vigorous you by the Mareeba Hospitals Board.
7.15, Music: 7.45. Variety and h-s followers sold well in a
8.15. The Land and could tackle door-to-door work The Adelaide Cn.
Bandbox; its Steamship Rome show.
8.45. News Review: 9.15, with indicated success. Ltd.. Cairns, has a for a
People: vacancy They also brought nods of ap-
Symphony No. 3 in F. The predominantly vigorous per- junior male clerk.
Op.76 by proval and words of praise from
Dvorak (r): 10.00, Music: 10.50, son would be aimed at machine A general meeting of suppliers noted elder artists, them
IN
among
Australian Amateur or manual jobs, at foreman also to the Mill will be held
Cycling Cham- if Mulgrave writer-painter Carlo Levi.
11.20. Musis for dominant and sociable, at research in the mili office It all started
pionships; Strings on Saturday. in a country school,
and supervision if also high in domin- February 16, at 9.30 ajn. between
Evening Meditation. the Apennines, the Po
ant traits as well as reflective. A meeting of subscribers to the River and the Adriatic,

MOSQUITONETS
'k

in the áan
If you are active, emotionally A.S.P.A. Limited will be held in farmland. It
tarcangelo is a pn
stable, but rank low on the *m the Mulgrave Mill offlos at the marv school, whose building was
Human bone consists of 60 scale have character- termination
per pulsive
i you of the mill suppliers' destroyed by war. The children
cent calcium 30
phosphate, per istics
J making for success in im- general meeting on Saturday. had their lessons in a barn. Later,
cont, organic matter and 10 that
jer ]portant jobs require Judg- February 16. the Government built a new school
cent other mineral salts. ment.
i
Vacancies exist at the Hughen- This is a tiny pink building with Good English quality-every net is made in
den double certificate
Hospital for red. tiles and green windows, where our own workroom by experts, with full
sisters the children arrive after walking
Ä brewery "business will be of- for miles between
i hedges full of quantity in each net.
fcred auction
by public
j
for sale flowers and beetles. They ran

by H. Hickey, Darwin, on Satur- after butterflies and caught beetles

BMGHÏWAYSSPECIALS day, March 1. at 2 p.m. which they Drought in match

Single Bed -
2ft. 6in. Single Bed -

3ft.
!
:
A lady pianiste is required by boxes, to show their teacher and
Full 7 yds. in each net. Made 8 yds.
Mrs. W. A. Gibbs, Cairns. to ask him for the insects' names. Full in each net. Ital-
Weimers Salon, Atherton, re- They write compositions, like with good strong white calico ian top of good white
quality
quires a senior saleswoman and a most children. top and taped calico and Genuine

Letona Melon & Lemon ...

2/- lin
junior female
Applications
clerk-typist.
are invited by the
One
year-old,
dav "Enrico
^rote, "When
Raggi,
x
a
come
nine
to
S'ngle Cord
90" drop
D-
108"
Cord
drop
108
taped-
inch drop.

Cairns Show Association for the school frqpi my home and walk Single Cord D- Cord
position of groundsman-caretaker. among the hedges in .lossom I 53/8 ea. 82/3 ea.
71/10 93/2
Tiffi NEW
KOL IBI ea. ea.
AUSTRALASIAN POST has the honor Juice Taylors Elliotts Pty. Ltd.. often stop, I could almost laut
to
present, as the Pineapple ..
1/3 Cairns, require a junior male for .... so/beautiful the colours are."
Bed
The Federico Three-quarter
-

warehouse duties. teacher. Moroni,

said: "Why don't try to paint
cover of its issue now on A vacancy exists at the Ingham you
3ft. 6in.
sale, a full-color portrait of Her Double Bed 4ft.
Majesty
AprkolNedar.1/9 colours?" 6in.
-

Hospital the
Kn Applications
for a dental
are invited
mechanic.
by the They did. It was fun-and every Full 9 yds. in each net- Genu-
Queen Elizabeth II . .
. the first tu be provided fur its readers Moreton Central Mill, Nambour,
one of the ten pupils, developed ine English quality with
Full 10 yds. in each net
by for the position of chief engineer. a taste for elaborate designs,
white calico top. Full 10R White calico top and taped

Dried Apples.3/3
The mostly plants, snails, and beetles.
Townsville Hospitals Board inch Full 120 inch drop.
an Australian national since her accession lb. requires D.C. and S.C. and
One of his paintings which at- drop.
cord
weekly magazine so few trainees.
sisters tracted attention in the Rome Single Cord D- Cord Single only
nursing show was entitled "The Dead
The Atherton Hospital has vac-
78/2 £5/4/ 93/7 ea.

Sugar.£2/3/9
Lizard." It showed the creen body
days ago. Capturing the and of ancies for obstetric trainees.
realistically dignity grace our
nag A
ducted
clearing
by Mart
sale
P.
will
Fox
be
on
con-

the
of a lizard
dreds of different
surrounded
kinds
by hun-
of beetles. GENUINE ENGLISH MOSQUITO NETTING
this A scene he had seen in a ditch.
young Queen, fine picture is a
timely tribute. Look
Kairi-Kulara road on February* Severino explained.
around, 21 at 12 noon. I Extra netting available by the Single
Kentucky Cigs, 20's Special ll T by
Severin«
bicycle
was

races.
much
He
impressed
ca: tod cord,
strong
90 inch
mosquito
drop, with good fine mesh-suitable
yard-
for single
your newsagent's or bookstall for the Queen Elizabeth bed nets.
cover of .
. .
_Usual Price 2/10 MEETINGS f
?several episodes of the one wbich
bad attracted his attention.

EXTRA SPECIAL !
The problem for teacher Moroui
Price 5/11 yd.
A was to get paper and water col-
general meeting or
the]
Tasmanian school. He

THE *V£iV Potatoes, for his art wrote

71b. for.3/8 Cairns ours

AUSTRALASIAN
and District Equestrian! bed
to friends and received free de- Also, 120 inch single cord fine mesh, suitable for don!» «-

Club will be held in the

Firm, Sound Onions, 31b. for.1/10 side Workers' Hall, Wharf-street!
Water-/ livery from a nearby paper railL nets

During his summer vacation,

Cairns, at 8 o'clock to-nigot
REX LUNCHEON CHEESE ... 1/5 tm (Thursday).
Maroni came to -Rome with a Price 8/- yd.
small suitcase and a large roil
VELVEETA CHEESE 1/10 pkt. The annual general meeting of
the drawings and paint-
the Suburbs Football containing
EDGELL TOMATO JUICE Southern PROTECT YOURSELF FROM THAT MOS-
1/9 tm Club ings of his pupils. Two galleries
..
will be held in the Lyric
....

turned him down, but the Chi

On sale SAVING ON A BIG SCALE
Theatre, Gordonvale, on Monday, Razzi Art Gallery accepted his QUITO PÉST WHILE THESE VALUES LAST
February 18, at 8 p.m. buncb ot paintings.
The annual general meeting! of
HERRINGS in Tomato Sauce, Large Tin The director of the painting sec-

NOW The new price 3/-. OUR PRICE 2/6

the
be
Babinda
held in the
Rugby
Hotel
League
Babinda
will
on
tion.
Virduzzo,
New
who
York-born
has lived
Artonino
here for
PUOflE
WRITE
at « 26QI
Wednesday, February 20, pjn. the past 20 years, organised the BOX 858
The annual general
meeting of
ninepence WHOLE
CAYENNE
NUTMEGS .... 6d. ox, the Edmonton Memorial Bowling
show.
to visit
Artists
it.
and
The
tourism
show ls
flocked
moving
PEPPER.lOd. tm Club will be beld in the dab pav- to Florence where a fresh bunch
ilion Sunday, February
RAW PEANUTS.2/6 lb.
on
24, at of paintings will be' on display
9 ajn. 29. Moro.ii
from February 15 to
WHOLEMEAL FLOUR l/6j An meet-
....
extraordinary geneisrt will not have to worry about
ing of the Cairns Golf Club as-
getting enough watercolours,
WHEATMEAL SHREDDED, MILK ARROWROOT, sociates will be held at the dub brushes and paper for his pupils.
GINGER NUTS house at 8 p.m. on Friday, Febru- Of the original 78. paintings,. 5U
I
ary 22, to ail a committee vac- sold in the first week of
[were
ancy. [show in Rome.

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cascara, whkh, H is aatiavai, «rill nita his ravaauw ta sst miHiea IF talc* Beecham'i Pill*
you

illwood Atherton & Mareeba

a year. UnUka matt «thar
aiKfraiua'nf caantriac, tha ravaaua tram Federal Law tact thing at night, in th«

Motors, ail in Kuwait is entirely the penenal incarna af tha rular. morning yonll ba
Even WASHINGTON (AP.) looking your vtfy
before the new agree- have considerably improved.
-

There is rising hope teday best. This «age*

ment, the rapid development of As an example, provision is
that a new ana teach Federal table, laxative ensures
rich oil deposits in Kuwait was made in the new agreement for
law narcotics regular, action
bringing great changes and increased facilities for training igalast peddling complete
of the bowels without
benefits to the people. has hatted the alarming- np which
In the Kuwaitis locally and in Britain,
past few months-the of well sarge In teen-age addktioa te we cannot enjoy life. For perfect
output as as for enhancing the
oil in Kuwait has increased drugs in the tT.S. rt Health-take Beecham'* Pilli tonight!
part they can play in oil
from 17 million tons a year to operations. For more than two a
years, ?.MM
about 36 million, and an output Ä few years ago Kuwait was a
growing number of teen-agers
of 40 million tons a year should little-known territory with no have been into the slave
dragged
be reached in the near future. budget. with Sheikh world of narcotics that has
Today, trap-
With this increased income. Abdull&'s progressive ideas and ped some 50,000 addicts in the*
Sheikh Abd ulla is expected to the oil company's expert work country.
embark, on a more ambitious in the oil fields, it is rapidly A. few years ago these boys were shepherds in the desert. Today But in the past two months, U.S.
programme of welfare schemes becoming a prosperous modern they are learning to man the rigs of the Kuwait Oil Company, Narcotics Commissioner H.J. Ans
which is abo
designed to help his people in State. training their fellow countrymen to be welders, linger reports, there has been a
their mechanics and painters. decline in narcotics ad-
struggle against poverty, fitters, juvenile
illiteracy and disease. diction. The number of youngsters
Many development schemes being treated as addicts also has
have already been instituted by tapered off.

Sheikh Abdulla. Ont of his It is the brightest that

news has
come out of the battle thc
income he provided for the con- against
struction of dread habit in many months.
a water distilla-
tion plant with a capacity of Ansiinger gives credit to a new
Federal law-signed by President
one million gallons a day; Truman last November-increas-
power stations; schools, in-
cluding school to ing the penalties for violation of
a
boarding the narcotics and marihuana laws.
provide higher education after The new law fixes a. minimum
pupils leave the present free
prison term of two years and a

elementary schools; State hos- maximum of five for the first

pitals, dispensaries and a tuber- time violators. It bars suspender1
culosis sanatorium. Many of sentences for those convicted a
these development and welfare second time. It increases prison
schemes are only just under terms to a 20 for
possible years
way, but with the new agree- third offences. ,

_
ment the prospects of a better
life for GOVERNMENT'S FIGHT
the average Kuwaiti i
!

Ansiinger has been directing the !

government's fight against the

narcotics traffic for years. He is

convinced that tough Federal and

( State laws-strictly enforced-will
One of the
steps taken
i
in the welfare Urogramme was the building do more than anything else to
first of a
State hospital in Kuwait. A health committee headed frighten drive
by the Minister of peddlers, and the

\
Health, Sheikh Nisf Yousef Nisf (2nd left), meets Dr. E. Parry, trafiic from the
NUS., dope pavements

\
FJi.CJ. (3rd left), once a week to discuss routine matters. of America.

views
Ansiinger is supported in these
Mummyalways did treat me right
with Peter Lawford by Federal Judge Guy L.
starring
Fake of New Jersey who has had
in "Kangaroo," 20th
long experience in dealing with
Century Fox's Technicolor Watch bow baby gurgles with delight as yea
narcotics addicts.
filmed in the
«aga, Judge Fake contends the
Australian buih. .mooth this
kindest thing a judge can do for <n »oftest, silkiest powder!
an addict is to sentence him to
five years detention-time enough For baby knows bow quickly Johnson's Baby Potain
Lax Giris are Leveller! *\\V?ttll**m to
drug
shake
and
off
develop
the craving
a new
for
mental
the

chases painful chafes and prickles! Give him

outlook.
And he favours stiff penalties lots of soothing sprinkles and
for the you'll find
peddlers.
Fortunately, the nation has been
alerted to the menace and the he'll treat you right!
size of the narcotics slave-world.
Education programmes are being "Best for Baby Best for you/"*

-
conducted in schools and churches
and civic centres in some cities to
give teen-agers a hint of the dan-
gers in narcotics.
City. State and Federal agents
are making narcotics peddlers
their special targets. The United
Nations to get
is trying agreement
among its members on the control

i
of narcotics manufacture and ex- I

Enthusiastic about the drive for Abdul Aziz AbduUa member

education, Atiqi, a
Haji, a of the Sheikh's Guard, keeps his appoint- port Investigations have spot-
Kuwaiti who has been teaching for over 30 years and is headmaster ment with dentist Peter Kay in the modern dental surgery of the lighted the situation.
school in the village
at a progressive of Fahaheel, finds time to give Kuwait State hospital, which is the most modern of its kind in the There is no known cure for
his vutnls his individual attention. Middle East. narcotics addiction-except a de-
sire within the addict himself to
«--_ want to be cured and
? n
- nMn - - - - M II
mm* mm ?
Mu» lg enough will
-power to keep away from drvgç.
But that desire and will is not
angle and expense. Perished
MOTORWORLD or

IS VYSHINSKY LOSING c-acked

ed.
rubber should be replac-
strong enough in most
That is
the
why the
underworld
fight
cases.

goes
which
on

When door against

lubricating hinges
has enslaved
PUNCH
SQ many men, women

fflS NOTES AND NEWS FSOM

'.3c

the
tne

door
oil can
to and
soaringly
fro to
and
get
move

the and children with its evil traffic.

THE oil through the bearing surfaces.

K.A.C.Q. Lack of oil causes wear on the
..JHs«mwnnB««w«B«BBB
-
hinges and the door to sag. There more than 7000
ANOTHER SLUG FOR THE Hinge are is-
wear can a'so cause rattles, lands and islets in the
OVEB TAXED MOTORIST Philippines
PARIS (A.P.)-There widespread is a feel- squeaks and ''drummingT of the group, with a total land area of PRODUCTS OF JOHNSON & JOHNSOH
body panels. miles.
ing among United Nations people that Andrei Y. Coming on top of. a rise in tho 115,600 square
price of petrol, road users are

Vystnnsky is losing his punch, both physically and seething with resentment at tha
1
State Government's 50
politically. Some delegates profess to believe that increase in vehicle
per cent,
registration
this may be his last General Assembly and that he fees, says a R-A.C.Q. spokesman.
Farmers and all other rural
may be succeeded before too long by his first workers to whose livelihood motor
transport is essential, are espec-
deputy. Andrei A. Gromyko. ially moved to protest against this
eavy addition which is regardée,
There are three The whole
good reasons,' thing went over to as
i
an indexensibis sectional tax.
these delegates point out, for the the Disarmament Commission for Likewise, the tradesman and
old fire-eater, to be
Vyshinsky, study there in the coming moaths. small business man and others
slowing down physically: who
Delegates have watched the who depend on road transport,
1
tl) He is 68 years old and his various of Vyshinsky
manoeuvres
last years have been full of tur- during this assembly speculate
object
living
bitterly
costs. The
to another
people generally
jump in
i ^

-Ay^SEASON...
moil in international relations. that he feels he must take back! must suffer the
(2) His inflationary ef-
temperament He just to Moscow some concrete achieve- fect of this unre: sonable
cannot His aides
j
imposi-
stop going. say ment. All of his propositions- so tion.
they have tried to get him to re- far have been voted down or *

Road users are already the most

lax. He insists, tak- shunted
however, on aside for other consider- i

heavily taxed section of the com-

ing a heavy amount of work and ation with one possible exception.
he does more than any
!

munity. They rightly want to

other in and that may be the slip strip of know
his delegation, or old. bacon to
j
why they have to pay more
young place before Stalin. in in any
(3) He is a sick Queen.=!and than other
man and has That '

State
was the resolution in which or New Zealand.
been for some time, lt is said on
the Assembly recommended that Actual figures of particular car
good authority that he suffer ¡

the Security Council hold a high- types for comparison are:

diabetics. In he |

from addition, is level meeting whenever the coun-

susceptible to colds and has feels that such MOTOR VEHICLE
than usual
cil meeting would
a REGISTRA-
coughed more at this be useful. A high-level meetins is TION FEES
assembly. He was away from his attended Ministers
Moscow
one by Foreign
office for months last year TYPE OF VEHICLE
or Chiefs of State of the member
because of what was reported to countries on the council. Such a Chevrolet Holden Austin
have been a heart condition.
meeting has not been held in the Sedan Sedan A40 Sedan
His physical condition is such U.N. QTand Ü17/14/J £12/6/0 £9/0/0
that he no longer is allowed to Vyshinsky originally proposed N.S.W. £10/18/6 £7,13/6 £7/15/0
take long plane rides. He came to that the Security Council hold Vic. £12/9/6 £9/?/0 £5/17/6
the Paris General Assembly by
j
such a meeting, technically known S.A. £11/0/0 £8/0/0 £5/0/0
j
train from Moscow. as a "periodic" session, without de- W.A. £9/0/0 £5/0/0 £4/0/0
?
lay, and that its first consideration Tas. £8/14/0 £6/13/0 £5/4/0
rOLITICAL STANDING be what it could' do about helping
end the Korean tn. talks "sue- In New Zealand the flat
There are three reasons, dele ce rat«?
.
also cessfully. for private
gates point out, to back up I car re^isti-ation is rnly
!
their that ls The West refused
to take that £1 with a re-licens;ng fee of
feeling he slipping £2/1/-,
j
resolution because
of the open at- plus numoer plate 2/6.
politically. .

(1) His terrific mistake of tempt to bring the Korean annis- In West Australia, a huge
pri-
]
scornfully at the tice issue into the veto-ridden mary producing State in which
laughing Western
'
j
arms limitation from Security Council and because it conditions are comparable to
proposals
the platform of the General As- would upset the negotiations in Queensland, some car registration
Korea. So the West drew fees less than half the
sembly. This shdckcd a number up a| are

FIAME
of counter-prpposal: the resolution, amounts charged .by the
delegates, even the professed Queens-
neutrals, who said humour on such finally approved by the Assembly, land tax-hun£ry Governments- --

for whenever the Council

a serious subject was out of place. meetings
(2) felt the time was Korea was MOTORISTS TAX BUTT
His added mistake, a =hort ripe.
time later, in eliminated completely. Vyshinsky
tossing aside the Motorists could only set their
Western not voted for this resolution and the
proposals as
worthy ia* -s grimiy while they were the
of Russian bloc referred to it as
consideration and offering in I a
of
somewhat butts special class
their stead a rehash of Soviet pro-
i
"truncated" Soviet pro legislation,
a etieral
oi and Stata Govern-

ÍH^¿LD
posals already beaten down posai.
oy I

his and ments, an R.A.C.Q. spokesman

General Assembly votes after soi. Vyshinsky delegation
said

REFRIGERATOR
in commenting on the decis-
emn debate. hive been active
in entertaining ion of the State Cabinet lo in-
(3) His other delegations and have been
slip of the tongue when crease motor vehicle
he apparently lost esDecially solicitous of the Arabs, registration
his temper and
Everyone needs the said the who. in turn, have courted Ru-> in Queensland by 50 per cent.
four American aviators
sian in their with Legislative bodies always turn- (?jay til« comforts aad convenience of silent, reliable
forced down in Hungary "received support quarrels
sustaining body- due attention from border Britain. ed to the motorist for money when Charles
our
it was urgently needed, but refrigeratien all HM year round with a Noaa
building goodness of authorities and I hope that due they
let the roads starve, he said.
whole wheat at breakfast attention will be given them by COLO FLAME Kerosene Refrigerator. Make yous
time. So don't serve If the £200 million taxed from
our military and judicial author- motorists aieals cool and
"half had been spent on roads, '¿1 sa ss a« sc Keep roods
BAD CONDITIONS appetising. your
-

a breakfast." Start off with WEET-BIX ities."

intended when the
í

as was
petrol
Breakfast Biscuits. Whole wheat at its delicious
The word "our" meant Soviet
BLAMED tax was introduced, Australian fl fresli and wholesome. Avoid waste. With a COLD
control to everyone who heard j

roads would have ocen arnon;; the

best, they provide the basic food elements your
him. It appeared that Vyshinsky best in the world instead of the %% , FLAME ¡a your krtchea yoa'H fiad H's a pleasure ta
waa openly admitting and LOSS OF CONTACT WITH
bragg- j

worst. EVERY
I
needs to see them mealtiaie and so little trouble
family through ing that the Russians were run SUBMARINE.
Ul
: cat ta prepare
Registration fees, they said,
nine the Hungarian show should HMSO aseáis. lt's GOOD EVERY
the day .. . and uihicb are
Vyshinsky later tried to wriggle MELBOURNE, Feb. 12.-Bad
to carry
be nominal,
the
sufficient only gi j a lease* season with

off hook he conditions and visibility book-keeping cost.

C0LD FLAMt
in the that by saying was poor The motorist *
found genuine and that caused the R.N. submarine Thor- would resent be- :

speaking generally he ing singled out to carry this

touch the gross- _
foods! From was referring to another plane in- ough to lose with
whole-grain
cident, but no amount of explan- frigate Barcoo off Gabo Island ly unfair additional burden. _J^[>
yes-
good grocers everywhere! ation was able to wash out the terday. Navy headquarters in
WRINKLES AND GADGETS CHECK THESE NOTABLE COLD FLAME FEATURES
verbatim record of bis fiery. In- Melbourne said to-day that al-
SERVE temperate speech in the political though a full report bad been R_A.C.Q. engineers suggest:
committee. called for an inquiry was un- When Streamlined and
uses sarcasm too. as likely. check the
removing a spark plug ^Tf'fLgj good to look at; ample storage
Vyshinsky gasket. It deteriorate:: capacity; porcelain enamel interior; central
he did in hitting back at a speech Forty-eight minutes after the with
by Stuart S. Carson. Minister of Thorough dived off Gabo at 7
carbon.
age and
Renewal
becomes
from
coated
time
with /VP MOVING PARTS A'Ti'<rW freezing unit; bonderised steel cabinet. There
to breakdowns
Justice of Canada. He called Car- ajn. yesterday the Barcoo, exer- time will prolong the life of the / \ ^"">^V can be no failures, no to spoil food,
son "Garcon"-the French word cising withher, lost
asdic contact. spark plug by keeping it cooler. S) /j/l Ä^^t/s no exDens've
repair bills . simple
. . care of
the wick and of kerosene that
for "boy" or "waiter.'* There was no communication Ignition trouble may be avoided Sj \ **ÁW**\\/ a supply is all is

Vyshinsky took a calm attitude from the submarine then until by keeping all connections from NO WEAR Vl^^l required for' continuous, unfailing service.
during the closed meetings of the she surfaced. She surfaced battery to distributor clein Furthermore, Charles Hope COLD FLAME
Big Four sub-committee on dis 1.15 but not
at.
and that
and
the
/^^MIV Refrigerating
every
Unit guaranteed for five
p.m., was seen. secure, making sure 0 fit /r~-l'\» is years.
armament. When his After
proposals hunting for an hour the all-important earth connections
were
tee
defeated
and neared
in Political
defeat
Commit-
in the As-
Barcoo
ters and
warned
the "sub
Navy
smash"
headquar- are
If
not missed.
be
EASY TFRArK
i avro
Á
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organ- it can moved sideways UñlIfAñflC I Tfl 317 ADELAIDE ST. BRISBANE
sembly, he changed signals and isation into nUffAlllld Lill* AT
went action. The about one inch, the fan belt is AND TOOWOOMBA
Vitamin made what appeared
the
to be some Thorough, on loan to the ILAJi., correctly adjusted. Test at the . I^^LM^M.
Fortified concessions on
point of giving for training, had a British crew point midway between the fan
atomic inspectors more freedom in
BREAKFAST BISCUITS every country including Russ -.
of 65 officers and men aboard. and crankshaft pulley. IMMEDIATE
The economical fuel consump-
But the trick in this proposal, tion speed is 30-35
And for regular good health, add two several out. m.p-h. Tramp- DEUVERY
spoonful! delegates pointed was
ing on the accelerator or sudden
of delicious SAN-BRAN to
your morning cereal. that
approve
he .wanted
a moral
the
declaration
assembly
bann«
tc The Netherlands
most
is one of
countries
the braking and speeding-up are
I
E. Clive Williams & Co.
densely populated wasteful habits.
ing atomic weapons and the de? ~

of Europe, 686.5
having inhabitants Brake hoses should be checked
gates refused to do it .to the square mile. regularly, both from the safety .
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National Library of Australia http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page3099889
 State's Rural Holdings
MoooogoomomoapMam^
TO-DAY (THURSDAY) TO-DAY Show A Decrease
While
the number of rand holding» in A. J. Draper Pty. Ltd
Uakntincs Day Qiieensland
decreased for the season enejad March
31,1951 by 64 crimp-red with the 194840 icuon,
the «venge holding rose from 1861 acres to
The Right At The Right
area a

That
When
"certain

everybody
day" is

sends
her« again 9666.
ThtH figure»
report on rural art given in a
Place Price
A special Valentine to greet, production by the Government Statistician who
Their loved ones and their friends. adds that fer the year returns were received fi mn

Choose YOUR
the
Special
?

Valentine's Card from

41,499 rural
acres

Tba total area

foldings
of land

ef all
which occupied 3J9.606.000

n?rai hold" '.ad in "other crop»" (chiefly fod-

FOR QUALITY FURNITURE
large stocks now on show at ina» mada up 83.8 per cant ot the der) which fell from lV.?Qtlo IU
whole area of the State, the bal- 980 acres. At tba «wie. tims, ir-

'
ance of 1641 par cant consisting of rigated tobacco crops oubled

WHITTICK'S towna, lafcei and rivera, land osad from 1453 to 2989 seres. Vegetables

.
,
for mining and other miscellaneous sad fruit were grown under irri

;
purposes, oublie reserves and gatton on 19,751 acres, a slightly

,
roads, and a small amount of un- reduced ares compared wita 19».
OF AiiOTT ST., CAIRNS. 10X57. occupied
The
land.
smallest
49. In
of
addition
irrigated
to the 10,017 acres
holdings were in crops, 3133 aeras of

i
Moreton Division, where there pasture wera irrigated In 1980-91,
? REMEMBER, IT'S WHITTICKS

!
FOR CARPS FOR of af 83,150
wera
one-quarter th« State'; i
making a total irrigated
ALL OCCASIONS total acres.
number of holdings,

?
theil
Of the tobacco
State's
average area being £05 acres. T-« area ld
largest holdings wera in Peninsula !
1950-51. 71.7 par
cent was irri
Division, whare they averaged , gated, while
Irrigation was
ap-
308.431 aeras each. plied to 2t.O par cant of tba vegt
,

In tba western division, thi tables. U.9 per cent of tba sugar

!
of 100, can, 7.4 pa? cant, ot tba ootton,
holding consisted

.
average
000 aeras and 5.9 per
or more, while holding! ;
cant of tba fruit eropa.
in tba farming divisions of Down! i
Underground water from borea,

Golden Casket No. 1713 and

aeres,
Mackay
and
averaged
ia Maryborough
about 17M
about
i
spears,
acres of
or walls
irrigation;
supplied
surface
53,579
water
ki I

:
from rivers,
1000 acres. water-boles, etc., sup-
'
CAUSE OF SIZE VARIATION
plied
plies
24,604
were
aeras;
tba source
town water
of 228 acres;
sup.
Che HARTLEY LOUNGE SUITE The BENTWOODARM LOUNGE SUITE >4 I

Pita« £6,000 -
-No. 7*031 while the remaining 4739 acres ra be
.

The variation A well proportioned suite designed tor comfort and appearance. Can An attractive 3-ptece setting to grace your home Real comfort
marked in th« ceived their water from a mixtura

I
*> 1 COMWKU. If size of holdings in different ot these .covered in whichever fabric you select front a wide range of lovely with spring-filled seats and high becks. The
areat highly polished

¡
sources,
is due to the differing intensifie) A total Tapestries' arms make it ideally suited for the tropical climates.
of 2627 acres was irrl

i
> of use to which the land can bi I

gated by gravity flow without the

Smmmé Pria* £1.000 -
No. flCfS put. This is reflected in the small aid of any pumping plant Among From £67 From £54/17/6
variation In the number of .>er power plants, oil engines pumped
sons resident of each holding i
water for 45,732 acres, and oleetr'e
which for the whole State averag for
motors 31,189 aeres. Water, for

ThM Prix* £500 - Me. 60360

.
ed
holding*
19 males
The
only
and 2.0 females
significant
a
de-
most
was
of
pumped
th« remaining
by oil
3602
engines
acras

and
LOUNGE SUITES RENOVATED
parture from
the average of 4! motors
electric together, but steam
D. WIKH4V. "**m 0.
aa. MUts." f*% persons a holding was in the west engines and windmills supplied
,
ern pastoral areas where th« power for a small area,
Foenth Fri** £350 -

N*. 31256 number of residents on each hug« Sumping

lost of th« electric motor« wera
averaged between six and
holding employed in the Moreton Division
JACK SHAIIM.IT. WiWulii ff****, Jrtaeaar. seven, and in the Peninsula when and in the Ayr sugar district
» it averaged eight. In Moreton
Fifth Prim £300 -

Nw. «502 Mary borough and Dow s, th« FERTTLISEBK VSED

average number of residents i
.IMMY JACK" SYNOtCATf. «/- ft** Catt*. Ow Warks, holding was 4.4 in each division During 1950-51. artificial fertil-

tba size of hold isers were applied to 323,614

although average acrei
1003 of
. inp were 305, and 1744 acre! crops and pastures, on whick
10 Prisas at 1100 respectively. 73.761 tons of fertiliser wera used
,
.

The total area and

j fertilised tbi
SIM 29624 30302 44941 52470 67117 69524 77037 18096 SSS* 'amount of fertiliser used
I BESIDENT POPULATION shows«
I
only slight increases on the 1949.
IO al *$0 150 figures,
Puses Persons residing permanently <m but exceeded the pre
rural i war (1939-40) of
34 K) 6162 15519 28957 48659 S4ZQ4 59814 65381 71702 80234 j holdings numbered 104,3J5 figures 26846t
males and vs' acres
.
and 61,688 tons by 20.6 and
,
81,964 females, equ
10 Prises ent to 17.0 per cent, the of
mah per cent respectively.
at £40
population o'the and
State, 14 pa Sugar cane
crops received ai
3320 13718 17222 31270 35672 4*3536 64784 65493 74693 80401
1

cect. average of 4.6 cw' of fertiliser

of the female population. Com (19.6 ai
'

pared-with the previous year, mali acre over 249.505 acres, vegetable!
M Mae* at £30 residents increased by Ml anc 7.4 cwt over 16J4S aerar, fruit 7.'
females cwt. over
1649e 24443 32706 493G5 52759 83967 «72U 87722 95186 9749« ) by 1782. On all tbe hold 17,625 acres, fodde
ongs of the there were crops 1.6 cwt over 16,772 acrei
State, ap
.
.

five male ents other 1.4 cwt

IO Frisas a» £20 proximally rest« t< crops over 2047!

9144 mt» 24777 26403 28648 33011 48998 59235 83031 838k >
every
proportion
four female
of females
residents.
waa slightl;
Th« acres,
2891
and
acres.
pasture 1.5 cwt. ove:

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the southern In Expert conduct thia service and

higher in coasts 1950-31, 37,466 acres
wen Three upholsterers customers are assured of a
200 Prisas et £10 divisions, while the male excès: treated by plougbing-in lovely pieces built entirely for your comfort- Covered in quality Eng-
greei ' first-class job.
:
lish Tapestries of very designs to embrace scheme
tea UM» ian» 2*4*5 mtn 49*1* tu*9u nits was greatest in the western divis manure crops, which was 764! pleasing the required colour
»9495 9*9* I
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aaa IKBI 1925s 29042 40199 51179 649oi two males to each female, vrhili recent seasons.
«From £75
i
71m nsw 92*7 I offering.
2*74 11257 20212 31148 40227 In tba
514)2 64933 73592 «1773 92791 exceptional conditions o

g
l
3108 11395 20437 312*6 40863 53127 74*23 Peninsula Division there wen FODDEK STOCKS
64463 82178 9349 I _

3765 11*99 22332 J12*7 41461 53453 64970 75294 lim 9378 I nearly six males for every female
4706 41828 Fodder stocks consened
11703 22710 54005 65397 ol
4747
Sm
12057
12299
23044
23124
31903
33112 4Z33S
42536
54205 65683
7533»
7S477
83399
83628
9430
943« j
WOBKEBS ON HOLD IA GS holdings
s ist ed of
at March
12325 tons
31,
of
1951, con YES! WE CAN ARRANGE EASY TERMS FOR YOU
34140 55810 55940 76151 84053 9450 ensilag
SO» 23483 At March there wen and 100,487 tons of hay and chad
12997 34949 42*30 55882 66057 76440 84874 9599 I 31, 1951.
«391 IMP 68.872 permanent full-time male Stocks of ensilage were far
23907 39894 42797 547*1 6*301 7*6*5 85410 95771 i beloi
i
4*34 14*51 24188 3*788 43580 : and 20,155 permanent full-tin* the March. 1948, figure of
57839 67753 7*4*8 85597 9*23< 18,11

KITCHEN
.78* females, as well and were

SETTINGS
14882 2S03S 37121 43759 58587 6*445 8*383 as 20,854 casua tons, over 2000 ton
.
77376 9*29 [

.Kt 29083 25662 37237 43788 71553 male workers. These number lower than the totals for the tw
59366 68567 86982 9647. [
;
were than preceding seasons.
25 ***** J all slightly higher ii
The;* were lil
Î5H 2SS
i
37571 5,910 69162 7*7*5 88007 9813J *
March, 1950. tie than the
Si 5255 57743 4n?2 604*1 «9245 79222 88215 9*231 greater low lev«
0544 U69S 26762 38186 ! Practically all of the 68,872 per reached at the end of the ver
,
OH«
889*
1*885 2*912 3*246
45929
46053
68513
«1148
«9799
70526
79391
79993
88384
89821
98*»
«9M
? m anent

been
male
resident
workers would hav .
poor
were
1946-47 season

11498 tons.
when stock FOR THE HEART OF THE HOME
16999 27145 38370 4S7M «1447 710*1 79984 98714 9999: on rural holding! only On th
that the balance of the other
1

so 104,31 hand, stocks of hay an

;
male residents would have consist chaff increased and we:
.
slightly,
ed of male children an 6329 tons, or 6.6
35,441 per cent, abov
:
men unfit for work through the high quantity held in Marci
ag :

MOO Maws at £5 001 MU CAftaXI Mac ITU that th 1948.

I
or incapacity. Assuming :

same number of childre: Stocks of held

female ensilage in tl
.
9* 9983 2*112 30247 41858 51939 61948 72925 9841
82045 and of women unfit for work more
CB* 10C31 2*13* 30292 4205« 52083 62851 729*2 82*71 98451 I
livti ;
important ensilage-makic
ea the holdings, there would hav divisions at March
«3 »Itt mm
?
31, 1951, con
i
30323 42066 52083 «2041 72088 82*83 9*6»
525 19*44 2BU0 30447 52186 ! boen, among; nie 81,964 female re .

pared with corresponding figurt

42073 62889 738*4 82199 988« of workin for
»

SM 20302 62145 sidents. 46,523 wome; March 31, 1950 (in brackets
2SJ91 3Q511 42247 82661 73300 82202 «0191 '
43-3
:

688 10381 20280 38558 42541 62339 age. 20,155, or per cent, -> : were as follows Downs 557?. (6011
52812 73340 822U 908« '
these women were recorded bc tons; Moreton ton:
«25 2*707 20330 3064* 42723 5290* 623*5 73438 8829* 98*2!
as 4490 (5306)
: lng engaged in full-timt nix Cairns 910
(1314) MP
g*
»
20947
1208»
20380 30796 42749 52938 6236* 73487 82*40 »2861 !
work, ss opposed to purely dc mei borough 889
(1587)
tons;
tons; ar
20389 31019 42795 53*75 62529 799» 82073 989*1 '

tic This
12009 20435 duties. proportion wa
Rockhampton 659 (807) tons. Ha
fU 31170 42814 53178 «2<n 73888 82*81 9U*i ' uniform !
'
.M U226 fairly at about 45 pe and chaff stocks wen held
20697 31220 42976 53217 «2742 73*74 82*37 '
prii
9UT cent In all the southern and ce« cipally in the division
following
.
?M U243 20719 53278 62998
31454 43020 73705 82*48 9926!
58* *- tral farming districts; it rose t Moreton toi
112*7 20867 31461 43088 534*7 46.301 (50.723)
628*6 74120 83032 «U8i 504 cent the Downs
2057 11331 21228 31481 43130 820*9 per on Downs, an' 33,628 (29,533) ton
53511 62*85 74119 9149J j
at about
was
Maryborough 16,492 (16413) ton
-
1897 nighest, 55 per cent
11336 21224 31581 43153 53534 632*8 74252 838*8 915*1
1124 1
in the western pastoral district! and Rockhampton ton
11353 21421 31585 43248 53*99 *1392 68149 5038 (3776)
74*38 98*21 It wss lowest In the di«
'
2321 U702 sugar
21422 31747 4229* 524*8 69SU 14688 85234 91971 tricts nf 14.7
11745 21466 «1324 Mackay, per cent POULTRY FARMING
Iff* 31851 528*1 *282» 74748 81390 «UM ;

and 18.8
2649 11811 21729 32316 43138 539*5 638*8 Townsville, per cen'
74788 83528 919*1 Cairns Fowls rural
1905 118*8 Division, which Include on holdings
aw 323*9 4348* 5488* 63026 7484* 83*23 98*24 the of the March 31,1951. numbered 1.601.11
3013 11969 atm 32361 494*4 64135 farming areas Alberto:
5*1*3 74*65 83671 91*31 of which
Tableland, was a little higher 971427 belonged to coil
1
I;
2<"1 1W43 s
22088 32391 43*1* 5*239 64212 92091
74899 83681 275 per cent merdai poultry farmers whose ii
2188 12035 !

2206* 32416 43792 54467 6*397 75039 84247 92*0! come or a substantial '

25X3 12U1 227*8 324*3 5447« part .er

44030 «444* 759*2 84*09 92621 In Moreton of came from the
Division, there sale of eggs ai
i
2627 12195 22799 32508 44063 54838 6*917 75*71 M837 ***M waa one permanent male poultry. The war-time edmand
2601 fi

2799
12281
12312
22781
22974
32997
12833
««117
44198
54*47
999*9
**t46
64947
75088
79331
844*4
»4887
92*71
930*9
works for
in
every 296 acres of poultry
fowls to
caused
reach
the number The INNISFAIL KITCHEN SUITE.
2862 12321 holdings, Maryborough one a m ximum -

251*7 32882 44318 5911* 65048 78323 845*7 93223 884 aad in since Attractively cabinet with This suite has a 3ft wide cabinet with leadlight top doors, bread cup-
for acres, In Downs. 2.736,437 1944-45, wh« designed 4ft- smartly styled leadlight door
2902 12424 »247 329*1 44393 55301 69319 75756 84771 93383 Mas kay, and numbers board, and drawers 2ft
2964 12447 Cairns, tbe area have declined each yes over conveniently grouped bread h«»x, cutlery and linen drawers and cutlery linen and utensil cupboard- 4ft- x Sin.
23310 32999 44461 58488 65283 75*92 44840 . «arfcer so "table
9344] averaged from laea that flocks at March 31, 19J for kitchenware. refectory and two ro;ni<!-bad> chairs. Your choler nf colours;
3072 12685 23351 33065 44554 55620 65322 75*24 a*B*S storage Refectory table and two round-back chairs
93501 ta taag
31» 12719 23484 33142 ««73 95730 «91*1
aerea. One permanent amounted
I
to only S£J> per cei
complete this suite. Cream ¡Mid Green, Ci cam and Red, Cream and l'.lu<>.
75972 «f042 99SM male worker able ta tend ! of those of six but we:
wss years ago,
3311 12728 33326 446*9 59979 65523
23872 79990 859** 93*12 Zl.aM acres tn South-western 123.7 cent,
3637 12745 23*22 33349 44722 55956 69*1* 79982 88133 9364C 3T,eaa seres In North-
per greater
of 1494.018.
then tl
£28/3/6 £22/13/5
Dtvtsion. pre-war average xot
3622 12805 333*7 44756 55993 65622
23958 76040 85190 94*3« western, and S3.t«e In I egg which 5.4 p
4117 12846
acres production, was
23917 334*1 44773 56028 65698 76356 94299 cent less than
4319 85486 Fsalaasls. !

in 1949 50. amouu

13016 24009 33728 44797 56162 65828 76423 89659 94302 ed to 10,573,322 dozen, of whii
4330 13076 24037 33890 44964 56218 65926 7*990 857«* 9*305 MACHINEKV AW IMP~P, dozen (74.4
4336 13146 7.865439 per cen1
24073 33958 45860 56224 69930 76630 94423 MCNTS
4353 89939 were from commercial poult
1317* 24116 34094 45149 56395 66026 76671 94502
89954 farms. The Moreton Division hi
«358 13192 24191 34585 45208 56430 66045 76679 86102 94547 Among the ownei
implements 75.3 per cent of the total cot
4443 13374 24211 34695 45216 by rural at March 31
56590 66063 76810 8*192 94*19 producers merclally-owned fowls,
compan
«546 13631 34913
24220 4532« 5*698 66168 76980 94729 1051. were 11.112 tandem dise cul 274
4566 86211 with per cent,
the of
fow
13637 24309 35072 45474 57013 6*310 77285 8*221 94*67 tivators, 3581 rotary hoes, 681: owned by other farmers.
The
4572 13787 24357 35099 45479 97060 fertiliser 6568 com
«6474 77375 96539 94*25 distributors, were 66.316 ducks.
4763 13.345 turkey
13867 2441D 39130 45657 57065 «6510 774*2 bine-type grain drills, 4343
4905 8*702 94*49 bead and 4008 geese on rural holdin
14025 24*30 -35282 45688 57183 snd
«6516 77496 86725 95138 er*, strippers harvesters, am at March 31. 1951. The
5147 14220 24847 35299 45689 57216 66518 77516 86960 95200 503 notsto dissing machines. Th majori
of these wera
5168 14288 45754 number of all these kept tn small nut
24859 35331 57277 66743 77604 86965 95208 implement hers by farmers other thar coi
5173 14597 25016 49967 showed Increases of five
35399 57291 «6921 77*40 87031 95265 per cení mercial
5183 14623 25179 35643 4*115 57300 67*62 77*91 87054 or more over those a year earlie! poultry-men.
95360
5184 14655 25223 46235 the
35656 57658 67097 77801 87076 95438 Among items nf which num BEE-KEEPING
5411 14686 252*6 46247 hers
35929 57692 67174 78076 87158 95469 were fairly stationary wen
5412 14712 25296 46441 fil,AM of various The
35919 57734 «7145 7*991 «7201 «9522 ploughs kimU year
1950-51 was a mu
5307 14809 25297 46523 110.783 harrows
34126 57*73 67347 78240 »7312 98*32 (individual leaved better one
for bee-keepers th:
5678 14938 25397 46542 7971 maize
35129 $8086 67354 7836« 87391 95729 or cotton planters. 475: 49-50. The
total number of hiv
5717

i
15213 25437 36178 46632 58144 78447 sugar and less
67680 87643 95865 cane planters, a larg was
(40,001 compared wi
5843 15352 25588 36190 46888 59174 78462 number of various other harvest 40,364).
«8164 87717 9*848 but tba 27.317 hives whi
44933 inf Implements.
SS £22 H7J3, 36644 58323 «9199 78502 87896 95994 produced honey during the seas
6166 15499 25923 46984 58412 T8S12 Tbe number of milking wera
36749 68312 87933 960E9 machin* nearly 4000 more, and t
15549 25955 3*770 47118 584*7 69*30 8*090 installations continued to increase
4J19Z
6279 78647 9*196 average production a hive (7
15700 25990 37056 68437 76679 44.228 units recorded lb.) 39 '

47336 5*467 8*158 96630 t>ie being : was per cent r, e-

6409 15739 -

47484 rise nf 1123 the

26564 3713« 59534 6843« 7*712 892*9 9*914 during twelv Though the total honey obtain
6490 15774 26608 months, and
*

37l54 47689 58537 68762 78949 89309 46901 there were 14,48 (1.924.966 lb.) waa the secon
6601 16039 26645 47730 stands at shearing
37357 58*89 68879 76955 88366 97075 machine plant highest quantity on record, itw
6702 16121 26675 37459 47736 5«709 «8919 78968 88404 97231 -an increase of 350. Fruit grow 36.8 per cent less than in 1948
6772
6807
16157
16188
26998
27012
37576
37589
47815
47951
58805
58*30
68921
689«2
79053
7*172
8*481
88945
97235
97237
ers had
ing plants
1182
and
power-driven
867 fruit
spray
graden
when
677 lb.
the record
of honey
amor
was
t of 3.04
produced
KITCHEN UNITS
6864 16429 27036 58970 increases of 114 and
37807 47870 69575 79265 88577 97307 39 respective 31464 hives, giving an average
«998
7055
164*3
16727
27190
27180
37B94
37964
48080
48113
59847
59130
«9714
69933
79349
79487
8*687
88614
97310
«7486
ly.
The continued expansion of th
97.4 lb. a hive. The TULLY KITCHEN SETTING Let
assured.
us
design and make
We will
your Kitchen Units. First-class job
provide sketches and quotations on
ap-
7H5 16972 27255 48260 59146 79487 use of mechanical in farm A suite with 4ft.
38061 69956 88652 «7544 power very smart well designed cabinet plication- Unit furniture possesses the features of built-in
7215 17259 27320 38206 «484 59237 79604 inn operations in th
«9961 08684 97916 was reflected with ample storage space conveniently arranged. furniture, »nd the units may be rearranged to suit almost
7354 17499 the twelv
17579
27«i8 3991» «8518
48559
59724
59780
691*5 79652
79698
88764 9*069 addition,
months, of
during
1252 electric motor
TRAPPING "BLUIES" Strongly-made refectory table and two round-back any sized kitchen.
TITO 27563 38228 70071 88787 980*2 chairs complete thjg
7395 17635 27573 38391 59846 793*1 79*99 8*854 98120 bringing the total in use to 696 AND GREENIES" setting
74« 17733 49033 60054 and there
17742
27645
27703
38512
«9112 60298
70498 79825 88956 98155 motors,
numbers of other
were increase)
BARRED £27/0/2
?6*5 39552 7*559 79965 8*979 9*198 types of station
S-Z£Z 17781 27709 38728 49114 6032« 7*729 80032 891*4 9*230 arv engines, their total bein
7923 whilo
17792 27797 33899 49140 60327 707*7 80095 801*9 9*462 «4,016. windmills of whit
7961 In
'

18337 27126 49368 60810 particulars collected for th spite of public

39941 7*772 8013* 89*56 98574 were repeated
8304 18370 27882 first KU. and reminders, school
49449 «0579 70937 80237 8929* tim*. numbered 32,611 -.w»
.
38960 9*664
8313 18618 27983 49583 60774 71078 Wheeled tractors 24,406. crawle boys and others ar*
continuing
8342 18822 28022
39079
39374 49831 60847 91108
90169
80294
9*209 9*803
«*860 type tractors 3388. and moto to trap "bluies" ¡»nd "greenies," You are invited to When furnishing
89346
I
.6» 18870 trucks snd utilities show« particularly in the
28*86 39934 49873 60943 71178 80343 89525 9*972 31,750. Brisbane area*,
?799 18886 28281 39856 498*6 «1004 7126* 90571 «9948 99006 Increases of 18.9 and 8 per cen: the
Stock
Department of Agriculture and call and inspect our your home remember
«822 18918 28536 504*7 respectively during the announced to-day.
40005 «Oll 712*3 80*9« 89554 99024 twelv
8*99 18928 28539 40046 50741 «1045 71984 «8817 89696 months. These birds belong to a family
9021
99065 more called lorikeets. Showrooms for all
ABBOTT our departments are
9043
18964
19047
28642 40131 50*40 61106
61225
71311
71700
90944 09641 99228
IBBIGATIOX and' as
correctly
such, under the Fauna 8ft.CAiffN«s.4%ira7sTa
i
28*08 «0349 50966 90990 «9648 9924T)
Protection they
9099 19103 29888 40368 ^036 «13*4 71766 913*9 ,99692 9*290 Act, are totally
Home and Office Fur- stocked with
I
.

92*4 19154 40570 51126 71940 89791

Two
consecutive wet summer orotected throughout Queensland. every
29)15
9318 29446 51339
61334 814 M 99401
progressively reduced the amoun It ia an offence not only to trap
Complût -ft
!
19321 40631 91397 721» 99416
«1672 89*31 of irrigation required from th 'he birds but also + niture.
9329 19339 29466 40757 51553 61409 72272 91695 90065 99433 keep them
. in
necessity.
peak readied in 1948-49 The there-
9527 19509 29556 48807 51583 «1422 72279 81745 90077 99575 when 90, captivity. Department
9562 913 acres of crops wera irrigate, fore advises all who
19638 29878 4*957 51623 61551 724*0 90098 99579 persons may
917*4 on 4247 holdings to 80,027
9598 19644 29951 41073 51701 «1955 72596 90169 4987t acres oi have any ol these *-irds to release
»798 3892 holdings in 1950-51. Tbe de
9897 19726 30055 41399 91894 72611 them. The attention of parents,
61*11 9*9*2 9*237 9**M crease
ia tbe irri;4ted areas wa and householders, ia drawn to
9911 19755 30073 41349 51982 627«* 7862* 81885 98989 «4*97
chiefly ia sugar eane. which tass* their
«955 19983 30161 41546 »909 61901 72971 90309
fe) requirements/ and co-
61994 99971 from 49,153 acres to 45,108 acre! is
operation earnestly sought.
gai

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 1 """ Cairns Gob and Cairns Surf
Mooni St. Bernard Bursary, 1952 PROPERTIES of ENTBtTAlNHENTS Aquatic
one to their
Life Saving Club invite every-

INTEREST ?anual General Meeting of the

hire
Any
is no
Catholic
secondary
girl attending
school, or
a Convent
attending
Primary
a State School
School where
where there
I submit
TO

the
EVERT SUTER

for youl
Southern
be held in
Suburbs
the
MONDAT.
Football
Lyric
Club
Theatre.
FEBRUARY
«ul
Gor- Tcapltsl Titeair» MONSTER DANCE GREENISLAND -

BARRIER REEF
bo' Convent Primary School, who secured higher than 85.8% mt following* donvale, 18,
"The Milkman," Jimmy
1951 Scholarship Examination, if desirous to avail herself of
perusal
Value
sud Invite your inspection. at . jun.
Durante and. Donald
starring
O'Connor, to
TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). 14th FEBRUARY SATURDAY SUNDAY --

a ts guaranteed. Gordonvale and Kdmonton intend-

Good HAYLES' MALANDA leaves 9.30 ,a.m., ret. 5 p.m. See the beauti-
B. Bursary, kindly forward Scholarship results to the Mother ing players and supporters are in- be shown to-night at tba Tropical Music Good Floor. Good Fun for all. Geo. Stone and His Band ful Coral Gardens through a glass-bottom boat and view the Aquar-
M.S.B. Herberton, not later than SATURDAY, FREEHOLD MIXED BUSINE8S. vited. Theatre, is à fast-moving eomedjr, N.CG.M. Vigoro Girl» admitted free-Ad. 3/1
College. Situated large Business: ium on Green Island. Fishing. Swimming, Reefing may also delight
16th INSTANT, when winner will be informed. growing suburb, Election of Officers tot which shows what happa* when a
jcrior, coed 1852 STBsfn. the visitor.
position, dwelling* attached
Full particulars to bonafide. CEO.
.. JARRED. President.
playboy «trikes
ing acquaintance
up an

with
early morn-
a. milkman.
TROCADERO - -
- TONIGHT COOKTOWN Malanda-leaves
-

Tuesday 6 a-m. Ret. Thursday.

MIXED BUSINESS.-Permanent
Turnover £281 In support ia "The House Acron PHONE 2459
lease, price £1500.
the Street,'* Wayne Mor-
CLASS
starring
MIXED
side resort,
BUSINESS.-Pleasant
good living accommoda-
sea- ris and Jania Paige. DANCE
tion, reasonable. Tuition for Learners, Learners Advanced. Far Northern
you why
for and
"I'll tell I HOTEL FREEHOLD.-Available
and
la Falsee Theatre Distrkl Brandi
country districts la city. The main attraction at the Palace
HOTEL LEASEHOLD.-Situated 1st
Theatre to-night ia "So Young so
8 till 10
class country town. This ls sn ex-
Bad," starring Pani Henreld and
ceptionally good business with a
Catherine McLeod. Pani JOIN IN THE FUN AT THE Ri.S.Ä.I.l.Ä.
plays the

?
very long lease and If Interested ia Sub. Council
specified hotels I definitely advise you to are
Certifying
requested attend
Members
meeting on
sympathetic "psychiatrist, who tries
inquire.
Established sad Sunday, 17th
to.
instant, 7.30 a.m.
to reason with the teen-age de- TROCADERO -

SATURDAY, 16th FEB.

2-ACRE Farmlette linquent girls. "Beyond tho
Buffaloes Hall.
Poultry Run with large comfort-
Election of officers. Purple Hüls,'* with Gene Autry.
State Council recommends cancellation all meet-
able home. As well as a private G. T. RODWELL, OP. wfll also be screened.
home, this can return you £10 or ings and functions To=-morrow (Friday) evening,
more per week. Price reasonable. MbonllgM Serenade 50/50 Dancing February 15.
HOHES Special Twilight Lighting Effects

£1460.-2 bedrooms, septic in

R.A.O.B. In
shown
"The Violent
Hour," to ho
to-
Queens Hotel
Bedroom
Supper Novelty. Hides Hotel Barn Dance. Manahans
good at tba Plaza Theatre Special Doll Novelty. Geo. Stone's Dance Band. Birth- Sub-branches to
repair, situated near Rex Theatre. six in a
are requested lay wreaths on
£1725.-Home built 12 years in per- G.L.Q. GUE. night, people are trapped day Calls. Request Number*. Ad. 3/1 inc tax.
fect condition, concrete underneath, drug store by a ruthless
shall
killer. Mar-
Big Novelty Night. Monday-Amateur Entertainers* Contest Sing, respective Cenotaphs, Noon, Friday, February 15.
Thompson and Virginia Field
and built in. Handy Marist Bros. Dance or
play an instrument A. E. FARR, District
College. Dry allot.
are the stars, m support ta Secretary
£1770.-Perfect condition, concrete "Stella," with Ann Sheridan and
and built in underneath, Victor Mature.
septic,
bath, elect H/W
sink, painted inside
system.
and out.
S/Steel
good
Members
invited to
of
attend
the above
Cairns
Order
Lodge
are
No. Cairns Subbranch R.SJ.A.I.LA. The Pat Duffy Royal Academy of Dancing
dry allot. Theatre.
18 on Sunday, 17th Instant at L30 ?ex
Allotment Bungalow ares, il feet Requests that Two Minutes' M.R.A.D., I.D.M.A.
pjn. to witness the Elevation Of Bro. The song "Margie'' is prominently Silence be ob-
frontage. £220. A. W. Jones. Cf. and the Raising of featured in the "Good Humour served during a LAYING OF WREATHS
Bro. H. Williams at 3 p.m.
Man," starring Lola Albright, to
CEREMONY RE-OPENS SATURDAY NEXT, FEB. 16, 9.30 a.m.
.

Homes are available on as low a

Lodge opens at LSD pjn.. Buffalo be shown at the Rex Thea- in honour of the Ute Kins
Hall, 152 McLeod-street. Cairns. AT FISHERMEN'S HALL, opposite STRAND
£200 to ex-servicemen.. tre Jack Carson George VI, which will take HOTEL
deposit ss
W. FATERSEN, R.O.H.. to-night. con- place at the
stantly serenades Margie by play- Students
Please call and discuss your hous-
Acting Secretary.
ing the tune on the bells of his
Cenotaph at 12 noon, FRIDAY, 15th FEB- will receive Expert Tuition in all Classes of Dancing
Children's Ballet and Tap Class; Tiny Tots a Senior Busi-
ing problems
to assist
and we will endeavour ice cream truck. "Mule Train.** RUARY. 1952. Girls
specialty;
you.
with Gene the All Organisations invited be
ness by appointment; and a Special Class for Boys can be
Autry, ls supporting are to represented.
attraction. The co-oper>tion of the Public is requested in two arranged.
... and why yoi'll be wise to INSIST ON ANNOUNCEMENT minutes" silence
observing the (2)
R. PEDERSEN. at that time, particularly in the vicinity of the First Term commences Next Monday and Week Days
COMMISSION AGENT Cenotaph.
Trecaeere.
MASONITE, eve. If yee have tt watt a 95 Lake-street. Next Saturday evening at the THIS IS THE ONLY SCHOOL IN CAIRNS
(Next Beehive Cafe) Trccadero dance a "Twilight Ser- which teaches Royal Academy method, and examinations for
I desire
to notify residents of children.
Ravenshoe a Cora
enade Carnival" dance will be held
little while to set it" and District, that
FURTHER CALL
with 50/50 dances ENQUIRIES 7 FLORENCE STREET

Masonite, ami
SUGAR FARMS
mission
opened at
Agents
Ravenshoe,
business
where
has
all
been
mat- light lighting.
and
Popular
special twi-
novelty PREIIMINARY NOTICE
"111 tefl yon why I've specified why I ters connected with the sale or pur- dances will be included.

strongly recommend dut yon dont a tubstitutt FOB BALE. chase of Stock, Land, Property, etc, CLEARING OUT SALE BY AUCTION
accept wilt receive prompt and courteous
attention. A/c MR. P. PEZZELATO
hardboard. Mssonitt," the architect continued, "is tba Asna tic Dance Palais. Sale to be held on Vendor's Farm on Kairi-Kulara Road on
The Cairns Surf Life Saving Club
eas hardboard which, properly applied, won't warp, chip and the Cairns Aquatic Club will THURSDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, at 12 noon
or

process
crack.

to
Maso

be the
nit«

most
is specially

dorsbfs
made

hardboard
by tho

in
"explosion'*

tho world.
For all your requirements contact
conduct
Dance
a
Palais
dance

and
In
to-night
the Aquatic
It will
For further particulars apply- ¡

Because of the
be modern old-time, with.
a B. Geo. stone's dance MART P. FOX
Don't lat anyon« feel' you thara Is
really mo substitute HERRING popular band
T. N. VENABLES dispensing the rhythm. The novel- Phone 248 TOLGA P.O. Box 48
far Masonite." Phone 32 ties will he will
good. Dancing
PUBLIC AUCTION careful
SALE OF
blending
¿76 SHERIDAN-STREET or write Care P.O. Box 83. Ravenshoe. commence at 8 o'clock and will be!
UL HMBB0ÂHP8 ME continued until midnight.
CAIRNS.
MOT MASONITE
Almmym

Tmmprtilm ar PHmmmnf.
»pacify Mfl.Mil.
BREWERY of choice
minmi,
Thurn wwi ??«.«*, J» ft! M
Country Business Leasehold Property, Plant, Equipment, Stocks of Virginia
4 fr. Mmm-dtm b-rdr tum fte

Sty Sid aa«* /ar tp-iltr Malt »Hops, Syrups, Cordials, etc.
-III ai tl.., fimmr

V CAIRNS ce? For Sale j HUNTED j

.COMMISSION AGENTS
(VACANT POSSESSION)
Tobaccos in
.AUCTIONEERS*
PAY ENVEOPESI Under instructions and by order of the Mortgagee, H. Hickey
GOING CONCERN. ( will submit at Public Auction on the site, situated in Brewery Road,
.e VALUERS« off Stuart Highway, about four miles from the Township of Darwin,
Offer £ coniplyíng With lite FO(B> 9 on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 1st 1952, at 2 p.m.
for your consideration
? latfBom atv ftwgtfbfcla sj ? sharp, the Leasehold land and buildings used as a Brewery, together
NORTH CAIRNS: Spacious Home on with Plant and Equipment, and Stock in Trade

Capstan
large allotment, situated close shops Stock approx. £3000, plant approx THE LEASEHOLD
£700 No
has a term of about 97i years to run. Title
and bus. high blocks, two bed- atvaluation. goodwill. Crown Lease granted
rooms,
Price
front
£3100.
and side verandaos. Liberal
Monthly
throw-outs
tobacco
in stock
ration, all
and p'ant
Austra- j
The Calms Post is
Town
a

Leases Ordinance 1947,

by the Crown
the area is
pursuant
1 acre 2 roods
to the Darwin
16 perches.
OFF LTONS-ST.: New home, low lian. 118141b. 10% Cartons Austra- Present rental j payable to the Crown £5/15/- per annum. A condition
I
blocks, two bedrooms. £1685 lian Cigarettes. agencls»
Price Splendid of the Lease is that the land be used
on deposit of about £450. PTY. LTD. for business (brewery) pur-
PARRAMATTA AREA, just over I poses, but there is provision in the ordinance whereby the lessee for
mile
room«,
from
high
town,
blocks.
large home.
Price
3 bed-
£2075
Further particulars from
? Commercial Priottn
the time being may apply for variation
land may be used. 8 of the purpose for which the own blend it is a
3 «ad Pb&Bglwn Erected 1
on the land factory with walls
Wakely & Sons
ïs a building, 80ft. x 40ft-,
OTHERS ON INQUIRY.
C. F. of cement blocks, and galvanised iron roof, with a flat containing
MILT-ri nmiTBRE:! Mr. S Abbott-err**, CAIRNS four rooms and a
kitchen, under the same roof, an Engine Room 50ft
|
smoke
j
WUfaTTE C08P0UT10N (MST.) LTE, NOEL M. FERGUSON General Storekeepers. x 26ft-,
vated water
a cool chamber
cooler
40ft- x AOit, a bottling building and an ele-
pleasure to
Sold by Authorised Distributor* and Merchants Millaa Millaa. Atherton Tableland ? If the stock pattern dos* S
Optometrist and Optadas ?
not match your 1 PLANT AND EQUIPMENT: An Ammonia Refrigerating
throughout Australia payroll
Rooms and Plant with cool 2 Siemens
«Ulli
Sight-testing
Workshops:
Optical
lOSÄNKCS ?
?
deductions,
be printed
envelopes
specially.
can ?
? ators,
complete
steam boiler complete
room

with
(less motor),
fittings, fuel storage
D-O Gener-
tank, steel
19A Spence-street of air vessel, pumps, brewing vats and coolers. 25 h-p. Ronaldson
(cmp-Boland'a) Builders the Famou? Tip-
_Téléphona 2826. BRITANNIA BICYCLE 5 PHONE 2131 5 pet crude oil engine. Ronaldson Tippet engine (dismantled), niotor
Capstan
-
-.

ised beer filter carbonator

LOCK ft GUNSMITHS fans, (new), complete, corking machines,
."...anea..............: capping machines, Crown sealer, bottle washing tank with bottle
and Stockists
Everything for of
the washers, water filters, copper tanks, vats, storage tanks, roller con-
Bicycle. See the new 35mm boiler
veyor, test pump, piping, fittings, furniture, brickmaking ma-
For your replacements and
call and see us«
repairs,
We give satisfac-j BALDA CAMERA chine,
STOCKS
beer kegs,
INCLUDE
and a host bf sundries.
approximately 26 tons of malt, 8i bags of
cigarettes
rion.
hops (approx- 195 lbs. per bag). 60 bags of sugar, 112
BOS AN .(O'S al DRY'S approximately

Butoxide lbs. of citric acid. 9 cases 4x1 Blue concentrated cordial syrup. 2 x

Piperonyl APLIN-STREET.
CYCLE WORKS
CAIRNS
P.O.
Votgtlaender

ILFORD
Cameras
cessories
Exposure
and

Meters.
Ac

En-
7 lb.

approximately
4 cartons
bottles of

of filter
Sarsaparilla,
70 bottles
I
of syrups
pads, «alvanised
thirty-six
(opened),
corrugated
1 lb. bottles
one

iron,
drum
assorted

corrugated
syrup,
of pilscnite,
fibro
Phone 2015. Box 271 masonite, window frames, and
largers, Films and Papers
lite, sheet glass, vatseal. tools, corks,
Country Clients receive our a host of sundries-
121 Abbott Street
i
prompt attention always. The Leasehold and Buildings thereon, Equipment and

j
Plant.

makes Pyrethrum in SAFETY FIRST !

W. L. Chew
Stock will
if necessary,
|and Stock will be offered
be submitted
the Leasehold
in one lot
and Buildings
separately
on a "walk-in-walk-odt"
thereon, Plant.
basis
Equipment
but,
Time for a

j
Further be obtained from Auctioneer.
Brake Drum HERBALIST particulars can the

41
Has resumed
Graftotvst.,
from Newmarket
practice

Cairns
at
H. HICKEY
DARWIN.
-

Telephone
AUCTIONEER
No. 214
CAPSTAN
3 Doors Hotel]
in even deadlier We have installed a Specialised
P.O. Box 384
THE EMPIRE'S FAVOURED CIGARETTE
Brake Drum Lathe for re-turn-1 CUT YOUR COSTS
ing worn Brake Drums. in
We Duplicating andi

TA A
specialise

Before relinine your-brakes, have

our RONEO
nomical
SERVICE
and
is eco-]
planned this
drum speedy.
Give him
re-turned and
chance!
your worn

than before! ensure a 100%

brake
lining
efficiency.
contact and
For
Forms,
Circular
Price
Invitations.
Letters,
Lists.
Int«-ornee
Time
Programmes,
Cards.
Min-
I

|
? fifi Southern service a

Book*.
New
braking
linings
on
will
worn
not give
drums.
good utes,
voice
Reports.
Books.
Receipt
Timetables,
In-
etc etc| specially to suit YOU
M GRAY CO.
nest facto will interest yt* ... Exelnive te Henrie Trade inquiries invited.
J. «lc

17 Spence-street, Cairne
Mortem ia Australia's best-selling insect Since the of
_
development Piperonyl
has been
?pray .. .
many for
year« part. Butoxide as a synergist, it has been
F. R. Ireland & Co.
CAIRNS
Thar's almost everyone realises included in all American
Decease 90% of
that Mortem it the most safe-and-snre Pyrethrnm insecticides. Bot there's only LAKE STREET, CAIRNS
killer of mosquitoes and all insect ona Australian with this wonder
nests.
flies,
formula-the new
spray
activated MORTEIN Loose Leaf at 2.25
PLUS, now on sale everywhere. departs petit*
FYRETMUM Australia'» Mortein Plut it at least tinea T. CHEETHAM
Sheets
The makers of Mortem have always
as poKerful
standard.
mt the American "A~A."
L.O.Q Ledger _-^
known that much of Mortem's effective» OPTOMETRIST On Good Qualirv Accomv
ness

costly
boule.
U dne to tba high percentage
Pyrethrum that goes
has been
into
of scarce,
every
Sight-testing Rooms and
Laboratory: Now
Book Paper.'
available tn afi
TOWNSVILLE
Pyrethrum proved the
18 SHIELDS-ST- CAIRNS
quickest and most certain killer of insect
POPULAH PATTERNS departs at 4.0S p. 1*1.
pests. (Indeed, when it wu foand that P-ir appointments PHONE WI»
insects rapidly became immune te the

-*
for
once-popular DJ).T, Mortem's faith in
Pyrethrum wai more dian ever justified.)
IMMEDIATE"
-
DELIVERY
Eiter Piper ti yi tandie PROSERPINE
Bat, with the march of science, a way
has been foand to make Pyrethnun even
The Cairns Post arrives at S.IO p.nta
more effective. Scientists have discovered
that by adding Synergist-Piperonyl a

Butoxide-to Pyrethrnm, it becomes Pry. Ltd.

times
many more deadly to insect pests.
One of this new "activated"* Commerda) Printers and Don't hoc/ tho crown of tho toad* cate]
tiny particle
spray kills 'em stone dead. PnhHshers
MACKAY

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thornby' force an oncoming' dnVoc
Abbott-street CAIRNS
tVeeal Agents: DANGER br maído?
He Sristltites, Pleats BURNS, PHILP
31-35 -.htMtt-street,
* CO. LTD
Cairns.
Telephone 2131 in office I arrives at S.SO p.m.
doHboratoIr
him wida
m»

tho
Because of the great demand fer Moitein honra. ran oro* on WRONG
P.O. Rsa Kl
-don't blame if he
your storekeeper sido ol tho road-possibly Into head
occasionally rans ont of stock. Hell keep
his nest In that ho could
a bottle for yon from order. A GF.XKRAL MF ?ETING OF THE on trouble not soo ba
the meantime, try the other shone m
ol
locality-tome of them
BRISBANE causo yon I

Ol
are tare to
your
have Mortein on hand.
ACCEPT
The important
A
Cairns and Disirk 1 Equestrian Club
thing is-NEVER SUB-
will be held in the Waterside Workers'
1
Hall. Wharf-street, on
STITUTE. can't be as good-it can't
It I arrives at 9SO p.m. Bomomhor,-AIL har* saned rights on mo road
bc ai tafei To-night (Thursday), 14 th Fib., com. at 8 o'clock
AU members please attend. and ALL haw* rosyotisJrdlitios I
Saves Mmey
A surprising
MORTEIN
.ven

eeu
feature

though the new

involves a geed
is that the price

PLUS has not been increased,

"Vynergbing"
deal of expense.
pre
of

It
--.T"**
fer
1.s
farther lafirssstlsa
service tagasbtr
aa

witt
this
TM'S
ssprsss
attar
MZJÊ
VJjf
easts JA for the standard bottle,
?till
Help to keep the Highways harm-free by thorning
4/1 fer the extra-large sise staking . ..

Mortein tie meet economically priced ion and

insect
Watch for the Considérat Courtesy
spray.

ÍPricm dightlr Aigner

eresaj
ia «eat«
Opening j of the
ABBOTT
IIA
17-41 STREET, CAIRNS - Phon« 37S2

HARMLESS TO HUMANS-FATAL TO INSICT FISTS! MAPLi E BAR _MgUBÇ.

./¡mes /rom
?
sa oe

ertated
Cabaa
ead furnished
Pty.
by REGINALD THOMAS JOHN SUTTON tor TB*. THE QUEENSLANDROADSAFETY COUNCIL
Post UaV at their General Mauas Office. Ahbottacreat Gatea.

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 worn ?**» aim WAjrrap to aro WPM SAM AND WANTED TO WT I TO» &ALB AB» WANTED TO OTT SITUATION» VAC-XT A) WASTED MCTATIOSS VACANT A WASTED GENERAL NOTICES
COUD Three Toa Track, Sall ter 0 B. KKNNKDT xor
ram OAMI un Two «ad lo*-*. -23 Hornet, JOB and St Cart
D__ 8TBAXSH1*
WAITTEP to ron £SS§ or take trade
J. P»-»
or exchange
**.
Three-brush Polishers. Now lu ! ridge* (or your immediate deliv V6JDBSA» VUF -SS ÇAIRNS SHOW A3SOCIATIÔÎÎ MULGRAVE SHIRE COUNCIL CHURCH SERVICES

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OWNERS COR:BAU. 1141 Plymouth Sedan ear or utility. Commission stock. ! Country orders dispatched -ame
Sate ead Wantedtb
Bay. To Let aad
erjr.

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IBM Chevrolet _

Wanted. Lost and Fonad. APPLICATIONS are called for GORDONVALE

fOO, Sedan «0. Agent. Malanda._"_ B. UMMEOT for Vacuum Clean I
day. Tom Cowies, Gun Store, 72 -ni per- POUND
SAILINGS tm Chevrolet Utility £145, 18*8 Ford COB SALE. Model "A" Ford. In *|_I **
Cairns. Thone 3636. Lodslags hsadsi ta daring the boars sona competent to undertake the Church of England. Gordonvale. A
STEAMSHIP era, eesaplet» with attachnieats. Spenee-street. duties will
VA Sedan of GROUNDSMAN-CARE- Requiem be held at 7 am'. Fri-

I
£230, 1939 Chevrolet Sedan inri 8.46 UL to 1 »am, .9 pm. «JO The animals

'
speetiOB ted. Apply James. I SOB Bedford. ton weil ta following branded like
Passengers and Carga. three Chevrolet tm. daMnete?: 3-3 Truck, TAKER at Parramatta Park. day. February observing -the
ittO, Tracks, the lot Freshwater. IRRIGATION Pip«, 1
p.m.. Moadaya to
Fridays, 8.46 e-k asshown hereunder were impounded 15.

;
* cared for. Ed The position calls-for death of his Ute the
for HW. Ml 13 h.p. from lag- Bataaaeal. reasonably hsayman from Majesty King.
AND_INTER-8TATXI Standard Road- to U aja.
TNTRA-STATB fitted wtth priced. Saturdays. a Edmonton
COR Township on the 12th
(Circumstances PeiuulUna) I ster iSOO. at Edward1» Car Sales. SALE, one Doable Dise Ptoagti qufck-acttoa or Oaaced eoopliBgs. I
ward's Car Sales, phone 2373. «ho must be competent to drive 'February, 1952;
Mae. !* and one Truck Waggon in good tractor. CAIRNS METHODIST CIRCUIT'
Paaaenger Available tar Jain-ry, February de Prepaid Rates for lasertJea ex-
Bookings for Bi"_ tl/-

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Marrands.| Anetta 7 Tourer,
order. Applv P.O. Box US. Gordon- at North 1983 h.p. good tra for Mew aeeonata Particulars of duties, etc.. may be Bay Gelding, star
Manoora and Kanimbla. Oak Dining Table livery Ojwei-slsnd Engineers 1 beokfage). obtained and snip, crippled KING'S
*FURNITURE. FUNERAIT
order. Phone at the Office of DAT SERVICB
Farther partlenlara apply and four Chain £8/10/-. Double vale._ and Agent». 74A Grsftoa St- Carras. 2373._ . cannot bs opened for casual
the Secretary.
on enquiring: near bind leg. no visible brand.
SALE. House sad Furniture, ia 1988 Olds. Sedan, good order, with advertisemeets. £1/13/6.
THES ASELAIDB STEAMSHIP OO. Bed with Fibre Mattress CO. Three pOR
* * Applications, which should be Central Methodist Church. Friday.

-
rood order. Apply T. Watkins. IDEAL I---mower
Service. 25 -'.plia. radio. £450. Edward's Car Sales. Bay Mule, branded 6LN over 376
LTD. Phoaa 2148. quarter Bed a/10/-. Kitchen Cab- *
2339. Toar
Vower Shop New
Words Per Inst: non marked, "Application.** close with the near thigh, £1/13/6. 8 p.m.
inet £6. Occasional Table 30/-. Kit- Riverstone-road. Gordonvale._ ph. Edge Ban._ ._; undersigned at S p.m. WEDNESDAY, Preacher: Rev. Hiscock.

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A.U.S.N. CO. LTD. «ti act exceedlag 2 liaes.V Bay Mare, blaze, off hind I. S.
(Burna. Philp Mowers. Repairs.
Sharpening. Spares. 10. foot white

1
chen Safe Chairs Large SALE. Dray 1944 GJf.C. Track, with winch 20th FEBRUARY.
Co. Ltd, Agents). Phone 21 OL Table
12/10/-.
£3/10/-. Iey-Kold
10/-,
Chest
pOR 1 and Harness:
3 Collara ILEWBXLTN MOTORS 1
and Tandem
6x6
Trailer,
16. not exceed inc s lines.37 1953. and off front froni\white, branded CAIRNS PRESBYTERIAN
£8/10/-. Pulliag-out Harness; good tyres. 20. not exceeding 4 lines.V G. V. PAYNE. 4-beartG near shoulder. CHURCH
HOWAHD SMITH LTD« Phone 3116. Commode 30/-. Bassinette 15/-. Fibre of 12 months any £1/13/6.
and Hames; 3 Scarifiera; 1 Home registration, stand
Mattress 30/-. Counter 225 Draper-street. Cairns, ready for Price
25, not exceeding 5 lines. 6/ '_Secretary. Taffy Mare, star and snip, rope .round
Shop £3. Chipper; 1 Chaffcotter ('Vengar') trial, work. and par-
30. not
exceeding 6 liaes.8/ THE ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP CO. neck, branded 9DB (D horizontal) MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR THE

¡
Lawnmower 1
£2. Carpet £5. Wardrobe and Belt; Vibrator Manara Cart. present the pick of th« tieulars Edward's Car Sales. Edee
35. not exceeding 7 linea.7/* LTD near LATE KING GEORGE VI.
£7/10/-. Chad's Rocker 17/8. Sofa World's thigh. £1/13/6.

i
Apply Phone 333. Gordonvale. Motor Cycles
VUlt SALK UID WA»TKO TO BOY £3/10/-. Lady's Bicycle £8/10/.. new BOW available
j

Hin._ 40. not exceeding 8 liaes.- t/ Ii the above animals are not re- '

Ö R for delivery. 1960 Thames Truck, almost: Presbyterians are advised of the
SA L 1 4-ton A Vacancy exists for leased by payment of amount
-;

.
Wire a the

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Stretchers £4 .Cot Nets £3. 3tt. 1 following anent Mc-

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new Price JUNIOR arrangements
Nets £3/5/-, Oas Copper £2, Kinder- «so TRJUMPH"THUNDER BIRD £950.
condition,
at Edward's
10.000 miles.
Education
MALE CLERK shown for damages and driving fees,
moria I Services for the late King
A KMT 14/6. Freehold ot City Car Sales. Phone ^THERTON FOOTBALL CLUB to Junior Standard plus 6/2 per day or part thereof -

Boots. £1/1/8. &/&/. garten Set Cedar Duchess, Marble Residential, 'i-ecre 500 TRIUMPH SPEED TWIN pre from
George VI.:

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ft Gin Cia allotment. Price 2972. ferred. the time impounded tor Pound

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Freight paid Steele. top Washstand, Panel Doors. L. £3030. 500 NORTON '
Fees

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ES2 Excellent FRIDAY MORNING at 7 o'clock a
Applications axe Invited for the ?
salary and conditions in and Sustenance, together with the
A NY ONE wanting tree Fawn Kelpie Loevcn, 63 Spence-street._ Full
500 ARTET- RED HUNTER 1861 Velox Sedan with Air Chiet position accordance with Clerks cost of advertising,'they short service in St Andrew's.
"
3197. particulars oa application to 300 VELOCETTE LIGHTWEIGHT 1 of Shipping will be sold SUNDAY EVENING
Pup. female, ring CHARLIE KING. Radio. 3000 miles. Apply Alf Oe Career Award. by Public a Memorial
O R SALB BURNELL A CO. SOO MATCHLESS Auction at the Pound Tard,
JT PLATER-COACH Service in St. Andrew's at 7.30 o'clock.
PTY. LTD. Jaríais A- Co- Shields Street, phone Gordonvale, on the 22nd Feb-
Street: 500 A.J3. SINGLE AND TWINS Friday,
ATBlakey's. 98 Lake 1 Iron Apply
"Ajax" Safe. £55. Rapidbeat
Comfortable Dwelling; erected on low 13» Abbott-street. Cairne. 198 AMBASSADOR LIGHTWEIGHT -8;_ for the
preferred.
season 1952. Back-line
Season
player
mid- THE
m writing
MANAGER.
to ruary. 1952, at
ARTHUR
12 noon.
blocks. 3 bedrooms, dining K Plymouth Sedan, bargain price commencing H. FORNO.
£6* lounge, 500 MOTO-GUZZI FALCONS. THE ADELAIDE
Stovettes. Linen Presses, £8- Kit- room, OR SALE dle of March. Estimate season -U STEAMSHIP CO. Shire Clerk.
kitchen, electric stovette, con- at £200 for nuick sale. Edward's ^

chen Tables. £3/6/-. Chairs. £1/5/-. weeks. to LTD.

crete Applicant state posi- Cairns. 13th February. 1952.
Cabinets. Wireless £8
tubs. etc. Situated Aeroglen.
USO model Also arriving soon: ¡Car Sales. Edge Hill. tion, weight, salary
age,
Box 805. Cairns. HOSPITALS AND MEDICAL
£12. Sets, PRICE £1400 Tigar in Triumph Motor 800 CC. B.M.W. required. TRANSMISSION BY DEATH
Sideboard. £3. Clothes Baskets. Cycle in perfect order and oondltiont x Applications closing FEBRUARY
All available on 4 .Dodge Weapon Carrier for
£1/10/-. Laundry Trolleys. £2/10/-: CHARLIE KING. BURNELL ft CO. Price £350. Inspect Atherton Table Essy Terms. 26th, 1952, with Secretary. P.O.'Box' VT/ANTED, Girl 15-17 years. Perfec Real Property Acts of 1861 to 1942.
r\ERMA Lotion, the treatment for
Sale. R.H. drive. front-<>nd winch,
WALL Model 7C Petrol-driven «on Dry Cleaners. Grafton-st. Prickly Heat and Skin
and other bargains_ PTY. LTD. laad Agencies (A.TAQ, Malanda. .
Costa chassis reconditioned throughout, no
153.
Atherton._ I
now
Irritations,
8sw. 4 foot cutter available from C.
"AT Oren's: Scrub Brushes from 130 Abbott-street. Caima. COS SALE, 1% toa imported Carr. _* bar. available hidden faults: also International Util- A young lad required as
messenger NOTICE is hereby given that ap- Chemist.
Vf'. Balzer.
for December. 3/6 a bottle.

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Dusters from 7/-; Dip- Janna-' del've-< from condition insurance plication
2/3; Tin Iron 6" aV- sheet; nant ear trail- ity, tip-top and appearance. boy. Free scheme. Ap has been made for the Reg-
SALK North Queensland Engineers and
pers 2/-; Salad and
9/2:
Supper
Plastic
Sets
Hose
pOS er 7* z 4*. new. £50; 13-voit single Agents. Grafton Street. Cairns Phone
Patten. Edge Hill. Cairns._ ply Kodak. Abbott-street. Cairns. MEETINGS istration
the lands
of Transmission
hereinafter
of Title to
MEDICAL Supplies: Elastic Hos-
16/10; Water Jugs £8/10/-. E5H. mentioned.

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Box 1948 Morris 10 Sedan, reasonable HOSPITAL iery,
AT Eric
Barnes: 3-prong N.P. Comfortable Dwelling, handy to battery^charter. 2994._ '
Edward's Car Sales. Phone
I

ATHERTON j
/"»AIRNS CANE GROWERS' ASSO Particulars of such application are sors. First-Aid
Abdominal
and all
Supports. Scis-

town. Situated route, leisure price. | given Home Requis-

Towel Racks 21/-. 2-24 cup Alum.
to
on main bus COR SALE. Silent Knisht Electric MORE plus cheaper uvtng 2973. e> OBSTETRIC TRAINEES A- CIATION. to
below, and any person desiring ites. Strictest privacy Write for
close stores, butcher, etc. * *aad better eating when yea oppose may do so by lodging a
Teapots. Rubber Bath and Door ow* illustrated
£1500 Refrigerator, good condition. a Cresley Caveat before the catalogue- t< Medics!
Wire Bird Cages Deep Freeze Unit. For par on or day specified, Supplies Co-
Mats, Lacquered ^PRICE Apply 43 The Atherton Hospital NOTICE.^ Dept 4. "237 Edward
from 23/6 and we Hire Electric Winkworth-street._ Ucnlsrs write or call on Nielson's several Obstetric Trainees.
req at the
Office of the Registrar of Titles street Brisbane.
Vacuum
CHARLIE KTNGTBURNELLa CO. COR SALE. Bicycle, new condition. Muele and Sports Store. Lake Street. TKAPEB aHP PROFESSIONS
Apply Secretary, An Ordinary Meeting of Subscrib-
in Townsville.
Cleaners._ PTY. LTD. Name

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two
Apply 48 Winkworth-street.
Caima._ Atherton' Board, ers to the A.S.P.A. Ltd. will be held
of Deceased Proprietor:
AT ris Edward's Car Sales,
£685 and
Mor- 130 Abbott-street. Caima. COS SALE. «-Valve Radiola Receiv- RAINER'S plant for sale. Four inch A Quality Re-finishing will double Hospitals
Atherton. in the office. Mulgrave Central Mill.
EMIL LUDWIG BERZINSKI, late of
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Minor Sedans, £740. 1,4 the value of your Mossman.
er. Bood condition. £13 or nearest pomp and flum-
car. We can
Immediately the PROPERTIES
O R engine, piping, following termina-
respectively._? p SALK repair or replace the upholstery, iron Date of Death: 12th 1950.

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offer. Box E53. this ing foot valve, mining shovels, APPLICATIONS are invited from tion of the Mill Suppliers' May.
A40 Panel Van, genuine office._ steel,
ont the dents, and touch up or re-
General
Name of Claimant: Ernest WiUiam
AUSTIN OR SALE picks, forge, anvil. £100. or offer f* SENIOR SALESWOMEN Sleeting on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Berzinski,
^ Dwelling and Workshop, Machan's paint the whole car. You'll have to of Mossman, as Devisee In
nearest
7000 miles.
offer.
Perfect
N. J.
order. £800 or
Greaves. 133
Beach, dwelling modern low blocks Harry Thompson.
Mareeba._ read the licence plate to recognise
for position tn our Salon.
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BUSINESS:
Trust. WOODWARD &
with all 1951 with Air MEW Home, electric Applicants must be experienced in
conveniences. workshop Velox Sedan Chiet all appliances, the "old bus." Brown.'Bqlton A Co.. Description and situation of land:
Lake-street. Calms._ Showroom and
CALDER

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suitable trade. Radio. 3000 miles. exclusive Corsetry.
large, any Apply furniture and furnish- 135 Lake-street. Cairns. 11. Resub. 16, sub. 4. por. 35. parish Vic-
Innisfail: 36in. Plain Minutes.
See Poy's, PRICE £3500 ALF DE J ARLAIS * ings throughout. £3300. Box tory. (Established
AT Flannelette In White. Pink and Shields-street, phone
CO,
E55. this
Apply
Track Tractor Service. We Junior Female Clerk-Typiste also 12. Election of two (2^ Delegates to Estate claimed
1914)

CHARLU;
3388..
office._ pAR, or
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wanted. attend the Annual Conference
to be transmitted:
Blue. 6/2 KING, BURNELL * co 79A Cairns.
yd._ PIT. LTD. pOR SALE. 1935 Austin 7 Tourer.
MOXALL'S offer a few Specials Tor render
a
the
air service
lot. Anything
to a major
from
overhaul.
a

Apply personally or in writing to commencing

17th
ia Brisbane
March.
on the Fee-simple.
Particuuars of Will P.O. Box 833.
Lake-street
Phones 2205. 3215
the heady man-1932 B.S.A. Slo- or otherwise:

.
See Good quality striped 130 WIEMERS* SALON,
Poy's: Abbott-street. Cairns. Best 66 Martyn-streeL Advanx Will
AT suede finish Flannelette. 5/2 yd.; tween
.
offer.
5 o.m. and 7 pjn.
be per 500 0J1.V., £17/10/-: Douglas 1934 Tyre and Motor Service. Atherton. 3. Items for the Agenda Annual Con Date
dated 19th May. 1949.
LICENSED COMMISSION AGENTS.
5 Cairns._ within which Caveat may be

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all colours. R A Ë Speed Twin £22/10/-: Panther 250 fereice.
36in. Floral Flannelette, p 8 L 18th March. 1952. AUCTIONEERS AND APPROVSD

.
oh.T.. 1938, £90; Indian 1942 £55: f*AR Service iant expensive if tue AUSTRALIAN National Airways 4. General. lodged: '

6/5 COR SALE. Essex Sbr~ Engine. VALUERS

yd._ 28 Matchless 1939 500 o.h.v.. £30- Enfield Job stays done. R. Ireland male All Mulgrave growers are cordially R. J. THOMSON. ! ¿

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Timber trailer, new model, F. Pty. Ltd. requires senior of
See T
Poy's: Always in stock. throughout. complete, rood order. ??". 1938 Sliver Bullet. £55: 1912 BJSJL's invited to attend. Registrar Titles.
and Cb. specialise in the la
A" "Selex Decals." the decorative new tyres, ready for hauling. Utility body, good order. £10. Back from 1942 Nortons from £40.
repair or all storeman-cierk. Apply to manager
FRANK Registrar of Titles' Office, £4300.-Modern hone complete with \
K-SJ5 Truck with wheels, £45: Electrical Parts on your vehicle. own hand writing stating experience FERGUSON.
transfer. large 1/9. small size 1/3 hydraulic holst, axles, springs, tyres, lubes, These bargains at Brisbane, 12th January, 1952. furniture and convenience.
good ractr-r and tyres. good
ara outstanding Starter! Generator! Battery! Lights! and attaching character references. Representative A5.P_A every
£250 deposit order. £15. New Dry Blower, Noxah MacDONNELL. HARRIS & BELL, Including washing
pkt._. GJC.C SzS Truck with screen
s._ Horn! All repairs done to your satis- available. A busi _Cairns District. for
refrigerator.
hoist and hopper. £7. 291. Esplanade A Watkins area Solicitors the Claimant. machine, garden water system; bot
Fancy KTOXALL'S offer faction.
AT PramSee Poy's: Baby Quilted trailer, has bsd very little ase. new "
Specials in Motor "
ness of your own offers security pAIRNS
^
CANE GROWERS' ASSO Abbott-street. Cairns. water system Immediate
in Blue Vehicles-Ford 1940 Panel Van. posses-
Sets, Pink and ty its Timber hauling Job available COR sale at Atherton. for the future and chance to keep CIATION.
Block of Fists 4. 4 EDWARDS A Murray. a sion.
Satin. £2/5/- with truck. Í23S: Chev. £65: Dodge Utility. General Car
set_ and Shop, good locality, terms 4 new tyres. £90: Bedford 80 cwt. tiers, forwarding agents. Furni-1
ahead of living costs. As a Watkins £3100-Comfortable Home at t'u_«.
1913 Chevrolet Truck with hydrau- arranged. A. Russell, representative there is no limit to NOTICE. HUI. All
White phone 62. Truck. £110: Chev. ture removals Elevated position. con-

AT See Poy's: 36ln. Blue and lic hoist, ready fer work.. £185 30 cwt Track. and storage. Agent? what daily, TKANSPOKT.
Atherton._ CUP At No-all's for Bushell's Tea. Theatre you- caa earn supplying A
veniences. Hot water-system Im-
" Haircords. 4/6 yd. deposit. Tropical 1200 guaranteed GENERAL MEETING
COR SALE. 1912 5-ton _
to 1500 homes with of Cane mediate possession.
Maple Leal Buildings. Phone
1943 Chevrolet 4x4 and Ford 4x4
hydraulic
MOXALLS
*^
Buy Old Batteries and 2274._ Watkins' quality products-Essences. Suppliers to Mulgrave Central Mill MODERN Sedans for Hire at less £2600-Modern Home off Muigrave
"Xcel" Elec- with hoist. 5-yard body, re- COR First-class Co. will
See 3-pIate timber winches. Scrap Metal for cash. Look Mechanical Repairs. and general house- be held in the Mill Office on
AT tric Poy's:
Stoves. £74/7/10: Saxon 8 1943 Ford Ton Utt'ty. perfect. OX
duction diff. Finance arranged. Phone around your yard, there is money Genuine Austin and Willy's
Spices.
hold
Medicines,
lines, including soaps, cleanser SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 16. at 9.30 *
than
GiffT,
Brisbane
121 Abbott
rates at Wreford
Street Phone
road.
blocks,
Land 50ft frontage, bi;h
2546 between 8 and all conveniences, concreted
plate. elevated. £75/18/4: TJJtX. 2 deposit 5._ lying there ia scrap metal and bat- Spare Parts. Tyres and Accessories, and fly spray. Good travelling; equip- a.m.
2290 Three doors from the Blue Bird and battened in underneath Vacani
1941 Ford 8-Ton Truck with duals. teries. see Alf De Jaríais A Company, ment as van. BUSINESS:
and 3-plate essential, such panel
Stoves._ £150 deposit pOR SALE, one UJf J. Copper and Sheridan-street. Cairns. Phone 3368. utility or car. Little or no capital
possession.
£2500-Comfortable Home In North
Stand, condition MCXALL'S have Enfield Minutes.
See Poy's: 5 and S Valve Radio- 1938 Ford Utility, perfect motor, as new. Apply new Roy.il COR Vacant areas include In- 1.
Cairns
AT beautiful tonal qualities. I new tyres. £135 deposit 14 Florence-street. Motor Cycles and James Auto
Stocking Repairs go to P.D.C., required.
nisfail. Mossman and southern dis- 2. Chairman's
Annual Report
PERSONAL area. AU conveniences,
electric hot -stet
in-
grams,
Laurel. Rosewood 1935 Cycles for immediate Write Grafton-street._ 3. Suggestions for the Addenda. cluding septic
in Blonde Camphor Dodge Utility, folly recondi-
SALE.
delivery. tricts. For details apply S. E. Davis, An- r\OT, am staying with J. Summer system. Immediate possession.
pOR Ford VS Model, regis R. ]

Walnut, from £104. tioned, new tyres. * for catalogue_ U KENNEDY, the Quality S Grove-street. Cairns, phone 3486. nual Conference of Cane Growers.
and tered tp December. * ''House. bayes. Please contact me there. £2500-Good Home, N-" Calr-s,
METRO W. Leeden For your next installation C. General.
VIC-ALL'S Ruy and Sen aU CU-es APPLICATIONS are invited for ta«I close to Esplanade.
McCoombe-street. Cairns. remember is quality that counts. All Fred. Land frontage
See Poy's: Hotpoint Tablegrame Phone 2883. 28 Lake-stret.
-

of Motor Vehicles Motor it Mulgrave growers are cordially

AT £67/17/9: Mantel mode] Radios. 5 R S A L Ë Cycles. See Noxall's before
and
you buy.
Receive a quote from H. R. Kennedy.
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position of Cleaner-Gardener
Con-
at invited to attend. 44ft, high blocks,
septic
all conveniences,
electric
etc- from £25/1873._ p pORPhoneSALE.H. Gent's Push Bike 78 Abbott-street._ the Cairns Ambulance Brigade.
Workers
FRANK FERGUSON. including
refrigerator,
system,
Immediate
Portables, Tenn!. 248 Stratford (XOR ever
Increasing number ot
MOTOR in comfort. Dont sit under
ditions, as per Miscellaneous
with Secretary. garage.
See Poy's: Berlet Foundation New Dwelling erected on low blocks, clients, ia outlying State Award. Applications close PROPERTIES. possession
particularly Mulgrave Mill Suppliers' Committee.
AT "*

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two that leaky, shabby hood whilst Cairns, at 12 £2350-Modern
avail- bedrooms, lounge, SALE, Piano, suitable to due to the Track or the Secretary. Q-A.T3., Home in Bun¿...iw
Garments, full range
fitted
now
by our ex- stain!ess steel sink, hand
dining-room,
basin, con-1 pOR Also
beginner places,
Tractor Owner
Car, we have the material and specialised noon To-morrow (Friday), Febru- CDMONTON MEMORIAL BOWL A. J. DRAPER Lld. area. Nice allotment Handy to
Rapid Heat prompt *-*
able. Be personally Cooker as new. using our
tradesmen Pty.

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crete tubs. in our trimming depart- ING CLUB. conveniences: Immediate
etc. Country Order 15.
1952._ all

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perienced Coraetiere._ Apply L. Jorgensen. 131 Aurauller Service. Phone, write ary (Established city,
ment. See Advenx now about that 18841
PRICE-£1870 street telegraph Advanx. Cairns, about possession.
See Poy's: See our Showroom Bungalow._ or /-OMPETENT SENIOR FEMALE I
PA Bos 125 Phone 2196-9*
AT Snorter*. Mod«! Frocks, prices COR SALE. "A" Hodel Ford. Ap your Spare Parts problems. Job._:_ V* CLERK-TTPISTE I
NOTICE
ANNUAL
is hereby
GENERAL
given that
MEETING
the Also à selection ol othei Hi mea.
CHARLIE KING. BURNELL ft CO MOTORISTS, have your car under ot
ESTATE AGENTS, LICENSED Mixed Businesses. Hotel Leases.
ply 53 the above Club "will AUC-
slashedto below cost._ PTY. LTD. Charles-street._ (VARS for immediate delivery. S-ft. sealed with rubberised protective Required for responsible position ia
Club Premises
be held at the
the TIONEERS AND COMMISSION Fists sad unimproved Allot rn« na
See Poy's: For Taubmsn's Dy 130 Abbott-street Cairns. pOS SALE. Ford (4) Cylinder Utll v
7-ft, and 8-fL. at Northern coating. Apply Undersea! once and | on SUNDAY,
AT namels: Solpah Floor Paint, all
0) 5 i i L 1"
1
i ty, good order, weil shod and Builders Supplies. Cairns, Mareeba you have done it for good, for Under-
office of city retail establishment. TWENTY-FOURTH day of FEBRU- AGENTS

shades available: Butex. extra hard p registered. Apply Tropical Sawmill. and Innisfail._ sea! is guaranteed for the life of your with references, to M I
ARY, 1952, at 9 am. sharp.
Applications, APPROVED GOVERNMENT
Phone
gloss finish. Furnished Dwelling erected on high Buehan-strect_ Male Alsatian Puppies;
car. for an appointment at addressed to
!
_

Batteries Belting
I ! blocks In first-class position. McLeod SALE, quantity of tools, Includ PEDIGREE CrosslandMotors, Cairns. KERR. TADMAN CO.
BUSINESS: VALUATORS
BEARINGS not
pOR
* also male Golden Cocker Spaniel ac

In fact this page could whole strast. Catina. Gas stove, caa copper, in« stocks and dies. Also Geofs Puppies. A. G. Denny. Veterinary Chartered accountants (Aast.. Election of Office Bearers.
MEEDTNG Plumbing Repairs.
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that any I

the lines concrete tubs, furniture E. Moss. 4 Pembroke-street Surgeon. Lake-street,

enumerate numerous all new. Cycle. Lase-street_ _51 Cairns._ President's Report. ALLOTMENTS.

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etc.? Then E. J. Ahern.
our
huge stock comprises. Phone PRICE £1750
pOR SALE, Howard 12 Rotary Hoe, I

PALING'S Have a Full Range ox 3013, Cairns, or

ring
write P.O. Box 163
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EXPERIENCED Bulldozer Driver Submission of the Secretary's An-

Advamc first. 713!. three lines. * * ot
only done hours' work. Per- New Pianos for Immediate deliv- wants work. Go anywhere. Ap- nual Report and of the Treasurer's Ia all parts Town and Suburbs
CTTART.TE KING. BURNELL eight All work attended promptly. Radia
E sure to the s ms Ting ft'CO. Financial Statement Prices from £60 on small deposits
inspect fect condition, with extra Rotar. H. ery, including such famous names as tora sad petrol tanks our speciality. ply E. Larcombe. 197 Martyn-street,

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PTY. LTD.
two-In-ona washer. Thor CI "toes General Business. with eaey monthly payments.
130 Abbott-street Cairns. Way. Little Mulgrave._ "Knight." "Challen." '-1010»" sad
CEE Saddler, for youri Cairns._
Washer, Thor Dishwasher. Thor "Paling' Minor." Terms. Phone. Mawdaley.
COR SALE, well established carry- I

riding and pack saddle. Repairs ENDEN of

Automatic washer combination. Niel- or Th* attention members is di-
O R SALE write call Paling's. Shields-street.
p ins business, bench and BOARD.
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70 saw attended 64 Shields HOUSES

son's Music and Sports Store. |
promptly to. rected to Rule 24. set out hereunder:
engine. For farther particulars eon DIANOS. We have the largest range street. Cairns. "The annual subscription shall be-
Lake-street, Cairns._ New Machan's Beach. Al- tact K. Home. 1
ot new and second-hand Pisaos SISTERS (D.C.). Callaghan-street-High blocks, two

DEFORE making your fhjal decision lotment

Dwelling.
88ft S bedrooms.
Aloomba._ north ot Brisbane. before ENNIS PLAYERS!
come due
of January,
and payable on First day bedrooms, hot water, septic, elec.
° frontage. COR SALE, Dual Wheeled Trailer Inspect but for the convenience etc. Furnished. £2200.
Inspect the Thor Combined Auto stove,
laang*, dinlnr room, kitchen, sewing yon buy. Easy terms arranged at APPLICATIONS are Invited fori of any member
W-hwashing with brakes, good rubber: also may be paid by halt (H423)
magic Clothes sad electric stove, septic, stainless Nielson's-. 70 Lake-street. Cairas. the position of SISTER. D C, at the
room, steel bolster, fit any 5-10 truck, all Have your Restrings or Repairs done yearly^ instalments in advance. Mem- Beach-Low two
Plano sad Machan's blocks,
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Slachine at Nielson's steel sink, band basin, con- Phone 3371. Box 39. Hughenden Hospital. to
plunge, loading £300 cash. Apply Box by expert tradesmen. Full stocks bers failing give written notices bedrooms,
Sports Store. Lake-street. Cairas. crete tubs, electric boiler. gear. Award rates and conditions electricity, good water
28 ABBOTT
£64. this office. Latest Model Racquets. New Nylon. to the secretary prior, to the Annual supply. £1000. (H422) STREET. CAIRNS
DEFORE deciding Washing on a PRIC E£2SO0. arming half toaWinches, In addition the Nurses' Welfare General Meeting of their intention to Next door to "The Cairns Post"
Gatton-street-High concreted
D
Mnnhint. be saxa to inspect the QUICK and one toa capacity, available For all Sporting Gooda try Committee will pay a bonus of £861 withdraw from membership shall be downstairs,
blocks,
£2100. P.O. Box 283 Phones 3305 A 34«<
.
CHA RT/TE make two flats.
"Thor Automatic" st Nielson's !>'de KING. BURNELL ft CO. from stock st North Queensland Ep at the end of twelve months* satis- liable for the subscription ter the
O. WHtTTICK. Deposit £600. (H421)
Cottage 3 acres land. be paid
Shop. Lake?stieet Phone 337L PTY. LTD. on approx. giaeers sad Agents. 74A Graftcq-st.. Opp. P.O.. Cairns.
factory service. Portion may I

whole, of the current year." Martyn-street-High blocks. 2 bed- ESTATE AGENTSTLICENSED AUC-
130 Abbott-street. Cairns. Quantity of fruit trees, good soil, on for a lesser period of not less than TIONEERS
Cairns._ By Order. AND COMMISSION

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Sole Distributors tn Box 578. Phone 2903. painted inside and out.
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are rooms,
BOLAND'S bus route and railway line. Well CELL six months.
._SECRETARY. £1400. .> <H420V AGMNTS. APPROSED GOVERN.

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Cains for Cyclax Beauty Pre- SALE, worth inspection Oregon Mast, sails, rigging. J. COWIE.
parations, McCall's Patteras, Kennatt pOR best bargain ever. 1930 at £1050. Owner
perfect order. Suit small launch; THE BABINDA RUGBY LEAGUE English-street-Concrete, fully fur- MTaiT VALUATORS. LEADING
Ladders and Taubmsn's slats.
International Truck. 30-cwt reg- will consider reasonable terms.
Also Excelsior Autocycle, excellent _Secretary. nished, beautiful tropical home. PROPERTY SALESMEN.
WREFORD tc GIFFIN.
istered to 1953, excellent order, seit TO LET AND WANTED MAREEBA TURF CLUB £2600. (H419)
order, good tyres, best offer. Berke- The ANNUAL GENERAL MEET-
ROLAND'S have jolt head nails 1%
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starter, h.d. tyres, two-speed def.. _121 Abbott-street_ ley Cook, next Hayles Wharf.
j

ING of the Babinda Rugby League Kuranda-High blocks, 3 bedrooms,

x IL 2 x ll, VA x 10, 8 x 9-any £145. phone 2877 F Ö" Ä ¡5
Inspection any R S L QUSINESS Couple like unfurnished I
SECRETARY will be held in the hot water system, septic, elec. stove,
Hotel Babinda on EDGE HILL-Real Comfortable
quantity._'_ hour._ "CWAGMAN" brand 18 by 12 motor
°
house, pay six months rent m
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, at 8 all modern cons. £2000. (H418) I

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Home, spacious verandah witt
sad men's HARM Phone APPLICATIONS wanted for Hill-Elevated
¡

have Property. 160 acres grassed. City Property, quarter in main "cover advance. are Edge position, con-
°ROLAND'S
youths' acre or tent fly. as new. Cost 2086._ !
p.m. lawns and gardens, H-acie
;
*
block Sheridan-street the position of SECRETARY to the and wood, walls, striking
cossacks, black screwed sotes, S fenced £2500. J. Substantial Best offer crete plastered
house, bails. £8. to N26. this office. DACHELOR Businessman requires BUSINESS: allotment with, dozens of banana
,
Priced to sea. £4500. |

Mareeba Turf Club. ceilings, four bedrooms. Price

30/8._ Ramm, Auctioneer bunding. etc.,

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and 4 28/-. S to 10 and Commission single bedroom, with sitting trees,
TBS most revolutionary oranges, mandarins, custard
j
WREFORD refrigera The position time and thc on (H415)
Agent ft- GIFFIN, is part- To Report and application.
lea Malanda._ 1 home, (1) receive Annual and others
i
have men's patent and garage, in private apples laden
13 ROLAND'S 121 Abbott-street Cairns, tor ever designed. Rotafrig with room,
successful applicant. will be requir- Digger-street-High blocks, 3 bed- all richly
E69, this Balance-sheet with fruit
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ther lace dancing shoes, light pOR SALE, spring- frame Ariel, me-
three doors from the Blue Bird. revolving shelves at Nielson's. Lake meals out. Details to Box |
ed to provide an office for frans-1 rooms, sleepout. septic plunge, gas
Fowl runs. etc. This :?
soles. 5 to 8%. 37/-._ perfect. (2) Election of Officers for the 1952 at much under valuation
sewn chanically Apply Olsen. Street Phone
3371._ office.__ action of stove, tubs, £3000. (H417) selling st

black 3 Scott-street after 5.30 _Sole Agents._ REQUIRED immediately by

the
to
club's
state
business. season.
Hill-Low
copper.
3 bedrooms,
£2075
DOLAND'S have men's soft pm._ THE Charles Hope Cold Flame Rail-j Applicants salary required. General business. Edge blocks,
O R S A L E| (3) in
?E>
calf lace dancing shoes, genuine pOR SALE, new E.C.; also panelled p 1
sealed unit Refrigerator costs lass way employee, small house to Closing date for applications 12 noon I

A. T. WRIGHT. bus passes door. Vacant. £1290. I CENTRAL-Solid

with
Home
three
vaUtaoi
bedrooms
position,
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*- rent for of Am (H392)

pump soles. 5 to 10 tn V* sises. 40^> door, standard sise. Apply 13 Home in Atherton than two pence per day to onerate period two years. MARCH 8. Hon. Secretary.
at the right price. trustworthy L. Jorgensen, Stratford-Low blocks, 3 bedrooms, D.R.-L., kitchen, bathroom, septic.
Producers. Choice Queen-street Seven cubic feet capacity. £50 de- tenant. W. G. O'DONNELL.
fATRNS Egg Two bedrooms and sleepout. Plunge, Allotment worth over £1000 alone.
Bungalow. £1850.
_

^ posit. Immediate 121 Aumnller-street. elec stove, septic, cone tubs.

Table Poultry. 4/9 per lb. dressed. pOR SALE. 356 acres freehold land, septic, possession. .Half acre, corner. delivery. Palings. _Secretary (H336) For quick sale. £2500.
Shields-street. Cairns.
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six-.roomed house comfortably The price: Only £1400 for quick sale. CINGLE Gent, permanent position, MAREEBA HOSPITALS BOARD OUTER SUBURB-An outstanding
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OUNTRY Visito-, be sure to in I

spect the latest Miniplano. the furnished, concrete building con- WREFORD Sc GIFFIN. requires furnished or unfurnish- ' _GENERAL NOTICES._ BUSINESSES home with all chosen timberi,, ex-
wash house, bath Phone 2290. ed house.
381. Cairns. TYRES! Turner Atherton, house half Reply APPLICATIONS Invited OF APPLICATION cellent
or
taining room Box Agencies. flat, are for »

allotment, cemented
world's finest modern Piano. Height to this
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at
CERTIFICATE
^
all nu-
and septic. There are other buildings, Malanda and Mareeba '
Box E54. office. vacancies the Mareeba Hospital FOR MINING LEASE der house, etc. Description beyond
3ft 31ns. Honoured by Royalty. Easy COR SALE, Triumph Thunderbird I
can
supply |
Mixed.-Good suburb, refrigerator,
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cattle dip and The land I win r for truck TO LET. for TRAINEES in General Nursing explanation. Please
terms arranged. Nielson's, 70 Lake yards. Motor-Cycle as new. 4500 miles. all requirements your car, Large Concrete Shop, cor bacon cutter, scales, fixtures, fit- call at our
sell at 20 per cent below Mareeba 1 (four course). Applicants to be THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the office. Price £2600. £600
3371. Box or Aplin and Grafton year deposit
39.
tractor._ ner streets,.
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street Cairns. Phone Owner buying car. Reasonable price. tings. Takings £300 a week. News-
Shire valuation. Write for particulars not less than sixteen of age aad Persons made
/""RASH . All in a mater of seconds Ring 227 THREE Home Beautifiers of New Apply J. Mirob, Shields-street._ years undermentioned have papers, periodicals. Dwelling at- through War Service.
to W. J. Noone. Oak. Forest_ Freshwater._. of 1
in
to have seventh grade education. application this day' for a Lease tached. Lease 3 years with option FLATS-City area, solid home con-
Car Truck and Unmatchable Quality-"Du TO LET. quiet home, single furn

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it could cost the or COR Reliable Cars a popular Salary scale ss per Nurses' Award under for verted into two flaflts. Well fur-
I
CUSTOM the Mining Regulations,
owner £200 or more. Not if he is in- pORD -SEDAN 1
make, see Edwards' Car Sales, lux" Parkota (for Paths. Steps and 1
i sh ed bedroom, suit quiet person (State) with free board and. lodging "Sneezer," con-
5 years. Rent £2/10/- a week shop
nished, with first-class electric
with wireless. j Ground known as and dwelling.
sured with Lloyds: their costs 12 months' regis- Floors): "Dui ur" Floorkota (for Apply Box ESI, this
policy tration, new
Edge Hill._ and
office._ and Uniform Allowance. Forty-hour taining 3 acres 0 roods 20 perches, .Mixed, in town area, new Frig.,neces stoves and refrigerators; linos, cur-
less and protection. battery, fair rubber, Floors Furniture); "De lux'* leave
gives greater sale. Chev. LET. Cottage at Hachan's Beach week and four weeks' annual at datum tains, complete.
4 Utility. commencing peg marked fixtures. absolutely Vacant
well pOR£65.. Quick fittings and Tak-
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!
Play' safe, see Advanx now. Phone kept, mechanically perfect &> Silvasheen (far Metelware). Wide I
sary
* on full possession of one fiat for purchaser
'
'
available for six weeks. App./ pay. H.E.R. situated in south-east corner £70 to £90 a week. £650, plus
McLeod-street phone 2485 office Apply 230 Lake-street ranges of colours stocked by North ings
2192.__ the Matron Price only £3000.
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Saturday Builders Woodward A- Calder. 79A Lake-3t. Apply personally to or

thence 7 chains north-westerly: stock B91
pAIRNS Egg Producers stamped hoars._ morning._¡_ ern
Supplies._ Cairns.
in
writing to the Secretary. P.O. Box j thence 4.7 chains north-easterly:
*~
Eggs, fresh, reliable, 5/8 dc-n. pOR
250
SALE. 1949 B.S.A. Motor Cycle pOR SAL W/ASHING
Thor
day
takes
worries vanish
It washes
when 27, Mareeba: thence south-easterly 7.1 chains along
10
FARMS WE
HOMES
HAVE
WE
OTHER
CAN
EXCELLENT
O.H.V.. cc done 7000 miles, over. «nd TO LET. furnished flat, suit couple. the southern boundaries of M.L's RECOMMEND
ROSLEZ Shelvador Refrigerators 1
excellent condition, £115. 17 McCormick Deering 22/36 Tractor rinses your clothes at the flick of a MORETON CENTRAL MILL south- WITH CONFIDENCE AT PRICES
are now available at Nielson's Apply Box E69. this office._ 1V1
j and 361; thence 4.6 chains Atherton-137 Freehold.
acres 70
Queen-street Cairns. fitted with 7.00 x 20 front and 13.50 x dial. Be sure to inspect at Nielson's NAMBOUR to commence-* FROM £1250. SEE US BEFORE
the point of
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unit furnished flat westerly acres under cultivation, well

Capacity 7 cubie feet, sealed 32 rear Goodyear TO LET. small equip-
Sure Grip Tyres. Music and Sports Store. Lake Street. ment. YOU BUY. FINANCE ARRANGED.
and five year warranty. Price £185 *
home. Suit two business ped, Farmall tractor. Dodge truck,
Belt Pulley private
pORmost SALE. Electrolux Cleaner, al- attachment, .also set of Cairns._ Applications are invited for the Situated at Wolfram being identi-
j
Brisbane. Nielson's Music and Sports steel wheels for same. Guaranteed in lady friends. Box E65. thia office. Salary
j milking machines, etc., 36 bead
Store. Lake-street. Cairns._ 7 Florence
new.- For particulars eal!
first class order. £500. VT/ Meehan, Commission Agent.
-TO LET, room to respectable gent,
position
£980 per
of Chief
annum,
Engineer.
plus basic wage
i
cal with forfeited M.L. 789.
Rolls
milkers, new house, electricity, THE HOUSE OF
Street_ ".Dimbulah, has Farms tor sale 1 Applicant: Harry Edvard good water supply. Price £12.500.
j
/".HOICE dressed poultry de ADVANX TYRE A MOTOR 13 Florence-street. house and other amenities
livered
young
Saturday mornings: Coc- pOR«rood
SALE, small iron frame Piano.
CAIRNS. Agent for National Insurance of î'ew Apply rises,
to-
sup-
age.
!
The Whole. (F84) BARCLAYS
kerels 10/- to 17/6: Ducks 12/6 to
appearance
146
and condition. _SERVICE. Zealand._ VT/ANTED to rent house or flat. 2 I plied
forward
free. Applicant
credentials and
state
advise when
This
thereto
application
will bc
and
heard
any
and
objections
determin-
Co-op. Area-64
house and
acres, permit 53-40,
Aver- AGENTS FOR:
Apply Collins. Mulcrave object. good outbuildings.
"
no
Road. R draught adults one child. *îent j

15/-; Drakes 25/- to 27/SU Phone p O QUICK S

A L EI VT/ANTED two quiet
Apply Box E67. this office
|
available for duty to General Mana- ed at the Warden's Court to be held age for 10 years, 830 tons. Price [Queensland Insurance Co. Ltd..
pOR SALE, Vanguard Sedan, good horses. Phone 2937._ _ ger, before March 1. at Mareeba on the 17th day of March, £8200. (F70)
I National Mutual Life Association of
for
and SHOE REPAIRER'S PLANT (Australasia Ltd.
_

appearance condition,, small tor W1NNS.RS furnished or 1952 at 10 a.m. Attorney

CDDLESTOITS:
Agents for Sunbeam
Sol«
and
Northern
BJSA
mileage. £830. Apply Dunlop's Hotel. Equipment first-class condition. ^HtTTlCK'3 YT/ANTED
w
unfurnished
urgently,
flat or house. Now
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Dated at Mareeba this fourth day MANAGING AGENTS Absentees.

Mareeba. Reason: Ill-health. TRADsTSaiTN
Motor Latest niustrated What offers ? Whittlck*s~AgaIn Sell in room. Write Box E48, this r
PRINTING of February. 1952.
Cycles. "
living
R SAM Third 1589-£500 WANTED
[

O SALE FORRESTER. ra E. W. LRNDICH. Life Assurance-Nat Mut. Llfa As-

catalogues and terms schedules now
P P.O. Box 26.
office.
For Warden. sociation of Australasia Ltd.
available._ £500 la !««<? Warden's Fire, Accident-National
CDDLESTON*S for pre Temporary Dwelling situated West _1_ATHERTON. COMPOSITOR Office._Mareeba._ Marine and
England's Cairns. £650 In 1685 Insurance Co. of
*-*
Hud- Large allotment electric COR SALE, two 3-feet wooden beds
1

LINO OPERATOR SHIRE COUNCIL NJZ. Ltd.

mler Autocycle-the "New light water laid £350 In 1672 |_JERBERTON Wills and Estates-Union Trustee Co
son" Catalogue on. 3-comp. tubs, with good quality inner-spring HOLIDAY RESORTS. MOTELS. Etc
on
request_ fowl runs, etc mattresses. £15 each; also one wicker
£300 in 16*?
IMMUNISATION-WHOOPING
of Australia Ltd.
tr DDLESTON'S offer reliable late PRICE £500 bassinet £350 la 1855 TRINITY Beach Guest House. Fertilisers-General Fertiliser Ltd
with mattress-and net £& 1 COUGH. DIPHTHERIA AND
J
model used Motor Cycles. Write £300 ta 163fi Phone 3. Every comfort for an
Apply
!
At 55 Charles-street.
for descriptive Hst CHARLIE KING. BURNELL ft CO. "_ £15000 ta 1835 enjoyable Seaside Holiday. Excellent
CAIRNS POST PTY. LTD
TETANUS. E. M. BODEN A CU.
_
COR 1938 National
SALE. Chevrolet £1000 la 162? Hot Showers, Septic Elec-
PTY. LTD. Cuisine, against
_
Lake-street Ill Campaigns for immunisation
EDDLESTON'S. Four, excellent condition, £6000 ta 181» Lunches, Teas catered for. TAYLORS ELLIOTTS PTY. LTD.
"

(Established "Excel- 20 130 Abbott-street. Calms. good tricity.

the above for children af school
yearsl: Inspect U Upward-street £6000 ia 1(16 n_ Auctioneers and Property Salesmen
tyres. 6 WholesaleDruggists will he held
sior" snd "Speedwell" Cycles for £380 1808 and under as under: Forwarding and Geneial Commission
O R SALE In
every purpose available on r»sy P P.m._ APLTN-STREET HERBERTON Agents
Require the services of an intelligent
COR SALE. Avocado Pears. 4/ !

at the Herberton Hospital:

terms_ Modern Dwelling construct- dozen. Phone 8233.
Tlekete Sha-a LOST AND POUND MALE JUNIOR 82 ABBOTT-STREET. CAIRNS.
recently Diphtheria-18th February. 17th Bus 822 Phones
H. 98 Lake Street buys ed, two bedrooms, electric 10/- 2/ 15 to 16 years, for warehouse P.O 3125-20
p* Blakey. stove, hot O R SAL COUND. in Grafton street, one employ- March. 14th April. 1952. Members ot the R^al Estate
and '

sells
hone
new and second-hand water system, refrigerator, gas cop- P 5/8
Please add Postage
I/I r
gent's wrist watch. Owner may ment. Excellent working conditions I

Whooping Cough-18th and 25th Feb- Institute of Queensland CHARLIE KING

furniture, Sttd. and for advance-
3278-_ per, septic system, etc Corner posi- have same by describing end paying every opportunity ruary, 3rd and 10th March. 1952.
j
Bungalow Area: Two brand n< ment prevails.
COR
1
SALE. 1950 Bedford Panel Van.
PRICE
tion.
£2500 Homes on low blocks with two bed-1 WHTTTICK'S tor WINNERS cost of advt. Apply No. 63 Grafton
Apply personally or in writing.
Tetanus-7th April. 19th May. 3rd
PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TC BURNELL
November.
good mechanical condition. Apply rooms, porch, dining-room, Box S7S_Opp P.O_Calms
e
treat._ 1952.
LET
Alf de Jaríais A Co.. Shields Street
CHARLIE KING. BURNELL ft OD kitchen, bathroom, laundry.
lounge,]
Prices I
TO BUT [OST. 16-inch spare wheel and tyre TOWNSVILLE GENERAL RAVENSHOE Particulars on application. «* CO. PTY. LTD.
Cairns.
YT/ANTED
!
-_\_ PTY. LTD. £1670 and £1850. Finance arranged. vicinity of Rex Theatre. Good *
HOSPITAL the Approved valuers under Succession
reward Q-A.T.B..
At Ravenshoe: Auctioneers A
Commission Agents
COR SALE. 1951 Holden Utility, low phone
1
120 Abbott-street
Cairns._ 1938-42 Chevrolet Utility, mechanic- 2663._ Dipththeria- 15th February. 14th aad Probate Duties Acta and National CAIRNS. BABINDA, INNISFAIL
mileage, best cash offer.' Apply O R Apply ally sound. Apply I OST near Railway, small brown I
WANTED-TRAINEE NURSES March and 11th 1952. Security Regulations. Cairns, Phone Nos 3728. 3729
Coori: How Hotel. Cairns._ P SALE
_JOHN BARCLAY
A CO.
BACON FACTORY. dog. answers to Spot, child's pet.1 Whooping
April.
Cough-15th. 22nd. 29th
COR choice dressed cockerels 10
young
New Dwelling. Aeroglen, high con- pOR SALE. EBgine. 6 x
h.p. 61
Box 105 MAREEBA Box 105
Reward. 316 Mulgrave-road. Applicants
and
must be 16 years of agc February, and 7th March. 1952. MANAGING AGENTS FOR:
district Agents for:
-
¡
*?
Compressor or over have an educational
-
and ducks, delivered every Satur- crete blocks; two Receiver and
£150. Tetanus-11th April. 23rd May. and Ott* Mutual Lite Assurance Society
bedrooms, septic
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I to Colonial Mutual Life \ssurance So-
day, phone Crawford's. 7201 or order small Compressor Receiver and
Tank, OST. in Hoare. Aumuller or Spence standard equal seventh grade. 7th November. 1952. Ltd.;. Insurance Office ot Australia
concreted underneath, electric stove. YT/ANTED,
TT
4^cylinder car or utility. *?*
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Ltd Ltd.
from Martin's or Walker Bc Bomen' needs overhaul, one Receiver, streets, one Gold Wristlet Watch. Award rates and conditions. MT. GARNET Ltd.! The Queensland Trustee* ciety
PRICE £2500. large 1936-40 model. McMillan. Na Co. Ltd.
no Reward to Apply: Matron or Secretary. Standard Insurance
holds 3000 gallons on return Box N25. Ulis
Stores._;_; pressure, water. tional Bank. Innisfail.
office.
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HOMES FOR SALE Sisslkraft Products.

KTNG~BURNELLft
_
Air Receiver in At the Hospital. Mt Garnet:
COR SALE- house frontage to Msc CHARLIE CO. pounds pressure, YT/ANTED, 3-inch Irrigation piping TOWNSVILLE GENERAL
1 pries £35. Apply |

Diphtheria-26th February. 25th

han's Beach. £600. Others £958. PTY. LTD. Harry Thompson. "
and fittings. 700 feet W. A. 1 Further particulars on applier ion
Mareeba. HOSPITAL March and 29th April, 1952.
Abbott-street Cairns.
In Cairns, houses £1200 to £400C. Ap- _120 Ohnesorgen. Koah_ FOB WIRE Whooping Cough-13th. 26th, Febru-
£2000. Mulgrave-road area, three tn

ply J. Lneven. 66 Spence Street O R SALE EQUIPMENT Wanted Dental for bedrooms with separate lounge and CHARLIE KING. BURNELL A CO
P YT/ANTED small home close city "to
VT/ANTED hire Caravan six weeks,
one Mechanic ary. 12th and 25th March. 1952. dining rooms, 3-pIate stove. H.W. PTY. LTD.
]
roR SALE. 1940 Vauxhall Sedan. £1500. cash Ingham Hospital. Award rates and
good genuine buyer. Reply Tetanus-9th April, 21st May. 38th
Willys home. Has
j
j
BARRON RIVER Jeep, condition. while building temoorary conditions. system. room downstairs, Auctioneers and Commission Asenla.
Edward's Car Sales. Edge Hill Box 416. P.O. Cairns._ 1952.
|
October. Ton- Abbott-street
T30 Crawler Tractor, very cheap. Apply Box E44. this office. Apply: Secretary. completely concreted beneath.
Mscbsn's The injections will be given on
COR SALE. Allotments A.V.. with to buy 17in. Win. left ed plaster throughout. Quarter acre Caima
r 270 acres.. 27 acres under cultivation, Farmall equipment. YT/ANTED or
the dates as set oat above, the first
Be?ch f-om £65 Apply J. Loeven. Oliver hand suitable for V8, or land.
130 acres, cleared sad grassed. Large H.G. Crawler Tractor, as new. propeller TOWNSVILLE GENERAL the date stated.
I

SS Spence
Street_ modern home, electric will exchange 18in. x 12in. right hand 1 being given on first
£2075. Two B.R. and sleepout, half
light septic HOSPITAL I

R. V. HOHNKE.
BAY HOWARTH propellor for same. Ludlow. Drape r acre land. House on high blocks.
COR
r
SALE. Austin A40 Pick-up. etc Fannell Tractor, all necessary
40 Aplin-street.
MOTORS Shire Clerk. Fruit corner position in pro- F. H. BLAKEY
exceptionally good utility. Apply farming equipment Land first class, Cairns. street_ BOARD AND SUaHOEttCE Wanted D.C. and S.C. Sisters. Herberton.
trees,
must
A Co.. Shields-street suitable Bananas. Pines, Further gressive area. Value appre-
Alf De Jaríais etc _Phone 334»._ YT/ANTED a setting of eggs. DELLVIEW Private Hotel itt-i> H i Apply: Matron or Secretary._ 5th February, 1953. ciate.
details from- BIOS. LIOME Painters. "
"Khaki Campbell" "Indian °
Cairns._ " Do your painting or
casuals. SS Esplanade Phone "VHS £950. Comfortable small dwelling AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION
SALE. 1936 Ford V-> Sedan, A. J. DRAPER PTY. LTD.. the Runner." Apply ll Pease-street, YT/ANTED, a
Pastrycook. Apply NICHOLAS SEDORKIN, ot
COR "Volspray" way.' Easy to House. Accommodation with |. care
newly painted, completely furnish- AGENT. GENERAL DEALER
f*UEST 1

r
£296. Apply Alf De Jaríais * Co _Abbott-street_ operate. Buzacott« (Qld.) Ltd... Depot Cairns
board for Mrs. Hale.
Ossie Phillips, corner Spence sad 1
Mt Isa Mines. Mt ba. in the State ed, includes Dry land.
casuals. refrigerator.
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I
Ö R S Ä L 2 United Supplies. Sheridan of Queensland, bora Viatka. Rus-
Shi cid
s-stree t. Cairns. p 48 Abbott-street 3 streets._ at
j
and Strattmaa-street. Mareeba Phone nice lawn, poultry in pens.
Price .

r-OR SALE, Rugby "A" Utility. Phone

3053._ YT/ANTED marquee tent-
YT/ANTED, smart youth for Men's! ais, resident thirty-eight (38) year* And Atherton Homes: also Local Agent for: The New Zealand Insur-
particulars «SUPERIOR Accommodation, full -

MULCRAVE-ROAD Box Ell, this office, w la Australia and now residing at Mt. ance Jowett Javelin Cars
,
order. Accept AREA KENNEDY. housewife Wear and Tailoring Dents. Ap-1 land and beach homes. Inquire Coy.. Fiat.
KR,wai Every
*?
good running " in
"
board private home. One gent. Isa aforesaid, intend to for Bradford Earliest de-
reasonable offer: 94 S pence-street .

take
note of this. Crown A' N T "ED ply to Box E56. thia office._ apply to-day. and Utilities.
Two ^¡r/ Bungalow area. Box E42. this office. naturalization under "The Natioaal liveries First in all >sta
storey concrete house, three Stoves
Three-plate with rang- good for part
Phone 3020._ bedrooms, living room, dining room, from £65.
p.-i<«
Secondhand Hodge Cutter YT/ANTED.
w
pisaist ity ard Citizenship Act of 1946. FOUR SECTIONS OF GOOD USED
ing A'so or new time work only. Apply ia writ
COR SALE, Electric Sewing Machine. lounge, septic plunge, SS. sink* Stovu, British make, with
Thtee-plate
automatic Planter with/without fertlliiser Box FURNITURE
r as new. Good buying st £45; electric stove, built in cupboards, etc oren boxes. Send particulars to E. M.
ing to E57. this office._ 14, W. A E. M. Maree, Edge Hill, Kitchen and Dining Suites. IMARTYN-STREET: TWO Furnished
control. Price £73/15/6. Place wl Quality
252 Draper-street Price and farther particulars from order and Boden A Co. _PARLOURS. YT/ILL do week-end painting, rea wish to withdraw theta* property Table, Duchess. Lowboys. Fists, high blocks, owner occupies
your now. Prompt delivery " Dressing
LjKLEN Starla Sakaa. Ladles' sonable charges. Apply Box ESS. from all agents. Sold by John other rented at 52/6 veck.
'

COR SALE. 1942 5-ton Maple Les! H417 nr.me¿iate Wardrobe, comfy Chair. Morris Chair. one. per
r body, A. X. DRAPER
_,
PTY. LTD iastallatinn._ 100 Cavendish Banana this office. Barclay A Co_ and I recommend at £3000.
hydraulic holst. 5-yard re-
R KENNEDY Fane! Fans! All YT/ANTED Individual attention a« in-
Kitchen Chairs, oval, round
Ice
duction diff. Finance arranged. Phone _Abbott-street .blass, oscillating or Axed. Prices Box
suckers,
Cairns.
phone 2590 or write P.O.
only. rfO JoaJon. Phone
fear intipala
3S4L
|

w N Insurance
Commissioner ,
square Tables. Kitchen Cabinets,
Strollers.
_
1156 between 8 and 5._ frum 841. tends a to issue
SPECIAL POL- Chests, Refrigerator.
O & SALE ft_ Ladies snd Gents'
FOR SALE. Case Tractor. Model C. p KENNEDY. Naco Home The Panel Van or" Station
LADY PIANISTE ICY on the
or after
Eighth day of Prams, Cots, Toys.
Lists of for Sale
En» HS, YT/ANTED for Cairns Operatic Dancing School, March next in place of Policy No. Bicycles. Pygamy Stove. Coppers. Properties
on rubbers. One Sunshine TOWÏTÂREA
I
for s-nWati 36-43, about £300 or the sad To Let Application.
with and pol- 'Lauadry delivery. Waggon, ex- classes and production work. 585864 issued to KATHERINE Trunks. Machines. Etc.. For on
I
7 h.p.. shafting
gine. Wffl^raA toape^ada of dry elotkea change 1941 Ford 3-ton truck. Box Phone Mrs. W. A. Gibbs 2985. HANNAH FYNE on the life of largest local display of used furni
leys. Number of farm ünplements. WWOCM* AND 6ULLigEE¥.
j
House on high blocks. S bedrooata. at one thaw. Nat» does an fte work 539 P.O. Cairas. mornings School opening Sat- is ture see
Fishery Falls. Phoaa only. THOMAS ALFRED FYNE, which
I
Apply Harlow. *-and oat'Close to boa
painted naahlar rhasbsg. Manag, spln-dry urday. 23rd February. to have
36D. Gordonvale._, and £1408. ing yo« elotaas ready Uk the Baa, YT/ANTED to sell one Navy Blue nRESSMAXTNG: Dalies Tor ling' declared been lost V. & L. MORRIS,
store, *A Frock Dated at Brisbane thia Eighth day F. H. BLAKEY
.
SALE, 26 h.p. Cletrsc Tractor. H430. hands "
Salon, el Qrafton-street
TOR Apply- and your never touch water. Suit and three extra Trousers to YT/ANTED work truek-drivmg or] ot February, 1952. Furniture Dealers, Commission
98 Lake-street
A. J. DRAPER PTY. LTD,
*
motor oar
good condition. Price, CaB or ring 3tU far farther particu- nt boy 14 years. Write Box E83, this CROCKS cut. Exclusive. From 10/6. Garage, permanent or part tia«. J L. E. OXEXNHAM. Agents. 47-53 Grafton-street.
I
Abbott .etreet. *. CAIRNS
Ucula- Box £47. this office. lars, ioaVa, gg Shields Strass. I
Box BOB, tats office. Secretary. Phone 2170. CAIRNS. Box 882.
w Apply.

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