Taree health plea sparks Wee Ren call
In Taree a local health plea draws attention from residents and the Wee Ren group urging action. Officials consider needs and funding to address care gaps and community wellbeing.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
2
In Taree a local health plea draws attention from residents and the Wee Ren group urging action. Officials consider needs and funding to address care gaps and community wellbeing.
The message expresses gratitude for assistance to the Household Provision Department. It notes a busy week and requests readers to shop early during the upcoming Easter holidays.
Fragmentary notice outlines tickets for a period starting April and extending to a return window. It mentions distances under twelve miles, standard terms, and a retroactive “anime period” return concept. Names and precise dates are unreadable. core idea concerns transport tickets with distance limits and return validity.
A sequence of applications and hearings related to berth property taxation and land regulation is summarized. Individuals and entities such as Fisker Cresteer, Cale, and residents of a town are named in connection with claims, notices, and deadlines for registration and licenses.
In a brief transit note dated Monday, an 8th atts event references a leave from Cairn No 5 White at 9:80 am toward mass ocean rach canes town tasd anoand. The fragmentary text lists decisions and prices, with unclear destinations and times, indicating a disrupted or garbled report of a local transport or weather event.
A compact oblique notice dated Tuesday 3rd April references A J Draper and a premises near Railway Street on Mclorave Street. It details threats or hazards including circular spindle damage and draught issues. mentions engines, fire safety, and property concerns with unspecified quantities and damages.
Sale scheduled under Mrs Walter's orders on Thursday April 11 at 11 am at Mrs Motier's residence Beane Preach near Alooae four stallions advertised. The notice references stock from Kent herds and emphasizes quality and taming prior to sale.
Bargains advertised with reduced prices from today to the 14th instant. The note promises substantial discounts on items as part of a clearance sale to make room for new stock.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic horse sale notice including garbled phrases and unreadable details. No clear date, location, seller, buyer, or lot numbers are discernible. The readable fragments hint at a sale event but lack concrete, reportable facts.
Fragmentary notes detail ore yields and battery output near Mt Molloy. Mentions 1003 bags weighing 35 toma, and a new crushing line aiming to feed a battery east of Allcrest. Reference to parties Bragalene and Willis Reoe, with unclear dates and locations due to garbled OCR.
A fragmented report from Melbourne details open cut mining operations and tax delays. It notes ore samples, production rates, and gear, including a breakdown of prices and wages for various suppliers. The piece mentions a fortnight ending and progress toward deeper workings with no conclusive outcomes.
London market report shows prices for tin and land assets with figures in pounds shillings and pence. Currency entries include tin at 195 to 2195 10, and land at 10 3 6 amid miscellaneous notes.
The Government and suffragists push the Conciliation Bill aiming to enfranchise only women meeting standard qualifications. Women’s groups argue the vote should be extended to all who meet the same conditions as men, not just the few of the working class.
The article notes that some names on voter rolls appear for those beyond statutory age and others not in the state legally. It warns that after redistribution duplicates may exist with same names on multiple electorates and stresses penalties for underage voting and irregular qualifications.
The House of Conventions debated the Parliamentary Franchise for Women bill with a tight vote. The conciliation provisions were contested as advocates pressed for early female suffrage and broader participation.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear items titled Rotes and Rews a. The readable portion lists no definite events names dates or places. No verifiable persons organizations or locations can be identified for a fuller, accurate summary.
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