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A reader can win twelve months of travel around the world with £100 cash for one person or eight months for two. The advertisement states the prize details and entry option.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
2
A reader can win twelve months of travel around the world with £100 cash for one person or eight months for two. The advertisement states the prize details and entry option.
Bargain list shows low priced groceries including flour sugar tomato sauce and tea. OCR fragment lacks clear quantities or brands but indicates a sale lineup titled Our Bargain List with items such as flour sugar tomato sauce and Golden Tips tea.
The clipped text advertises No 4 Cherry Falsam and No 2 Mixture remedies for coughs. It mentions pricing and a chemist named Kelly. The upside reads like an old newspaper ad page targeting advertisers and readers with medicinal tonics.
Tenders are invited for the plumbing business of the late Mr J R Emmerson to be sold publicly in Bem April by Hemehman. The notice requests interested buyers to submit proposals by the stated date and outlines conditions for transfer of assets and goodwill.
Trim and Cairns Harbour Board officials discussed dredging and related harbor questions with engineer B A Cullen of Harbour and Rivers during a meeting last evening.
Memorial notice from Sydney Nova Scotia area siblings honors H E Manser who died March 01 and rests in heavenly bliss. Inserted by sister and brothers A E Hooper and Jack Manser.
A Melbourne paper notes the Australian Labor Party’s claim of honesty while questioning the Fisher Government. It argues the administration, elected on a minority of votes, has ignored its professed progressive aims and a protective policy.
A fragmented summary notes a federal capital question and political criticism of the Fisher Government, alleging demoralizing actions and press attacks. It cites a Penny Savings Bank event with deposits of £22 0s 4d and withdrawals of £3 15s, and mentions Cairns Police Court fines for incidents including drunkenness and obscene behavior.
John Dimetomd Halley, second son of Mr. and Mrs. John Halley, is noted in this marriage announcement. The brief item identifies Halley and traces parental line, typical of a society notice in the era.
The Cairns Theatre announces Saturday night’s program will be shown one final time tomorrow. A mid desk change affects the schedule as the feature repeats due to late adjustments.
The Mesiierry leaves Mourilyan at 5 o clock this afternoon bound for Innisfail. The notice lists the ship name Mouril and the destination Innisfail with the scheduled departure time given.
A reference lists the MacDonnell firm with Henchman and Hannam as associates tied to Jownaville Cairns and Chillagoe. The material implies involvement across multiple Queensland towns in a historical business or legal context.
In Cairns March rainfall reached 19 inches with February at 13 inches and a summary misprint of 1 inches. Six wet days this year exceed last year’s total. Alderman C. McKenzie reported a Department of Education wire about splinting under the Cairns school and a sentient matter. Starr-Bowkett Society recorded receipts of £33 10s at last Saturday’s meeting and directors Mecers, Taylor and Warr were listed for attendance. appropriation for April was to be balloted.
Patrons enjoyed a same as Saturday night programme at the Palace Theatre last evening. The film, regarded as a fine production, will be shown for the last time tonight before the mid week wine of filme repeats tomorrow. The God Within has drawn crowds wherever shown.
The fragment presents a whimsical line from Looking-Glass Alice about a walnut and time bags, suggesting a surreal wartime or nautical setting. It reads as a playful, incomplete snippet rather than a full event or report from the page.
Berlin reports Germany will have fifteen first class airships and eighteen second class by January next. The program includes funds of £8,008,008 for air craft but excludes Bavaria. The total £8,900,000 does not include £1,000,000 announced by the Government which may be postponed.
On March 1 a dead body and bomb remnants were found at the compound of Gordon, a 4th divisional officer of Moulvi Hetor, Assam. Authorities believe an attempt on Gordon’s life was intended, in connection with the Jagatas riot.
Evidence shows many patients drawn to a starvation cure due to publicity surrounding the Williamson asc. The excerpt notes a curious inquiry around a critical question and mentions the influence of the campaign on public trust.
London reports on a naval debate where A H Keir Hanne and Churchill address trade routes outer empire security and the value of rapid squadrons. Ministers discuss Gibraltar bases New Zealand Australia views and the need for a broad imperial naval framework amid Atlantic Pacific and Far East threats.
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