Assortment of Ladue One Piece Costumes
A display of Ladue area costumes features items in I E Amusom Tweed and Poplin fabrics. The collection highlights varied styles and fabrics suitable for local events and seasonal garments.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
2
A display of Ladue area costumes features items in I E Amusom Tweed and Poplin fabrics. The collection highlights varied styles and fabrics suitable for local events and seasonal garments.
A damaged text fragment discusses government action on immigration priorities and vessel disembarkation in Cairns and North Queensland ports. It notes Mr Tolmie's reply about wanting them on the Dawns as the state bears immigration costs. The passage hints at broader state responsibility and policy direction.
The Minister for Mines relays a dispatch from the Agent-General in London noting pricing for tin and antimony. Prices show tin at LI/IL/1 per unit equal to Thierry per ton and antimony described with figures in a concise trade update.
On Thursday morning in the Cairns Police Court before Mr F G Great PM Thomas McVeigh was charged with drunkenness. Sergeant Newk described him as the same lazy fellow, the PM gave him a salutary warning and released him under the fine.
Exports listed include oranges in Panama and bananas in Adelaide and Sydney. Details mention quantities such as 71 canes of oranges and 308 bunches of hamignas with various misread items. The report notes rising demand for labor moving devices amid climate impact and domestic scarcity.
A reader asks if staying on the balcony of the Imperial Hotel without a license could lead to a provoked legal action. The question notes the Prime Minister's balcony is not part of licensed premises and considers potential police response if caught.
Awjundeen plans to leave for the Arctic in June 1914 and return, aiming to study water at the Pole during the summer. Two hydrolases will assist observation, with commentary to the outside world. He intends to spend five years exploring.
Last night a large audience filled the Palace Theatre for a program featuring the comedy “The Gad Wiehie” and other acts. an all new lineup is promised for tonight with a full changeover expected after the curtain. A reminder is given of the special concert tomorrow with proceeds benefiting the local theater fund.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places including MacDonnall Henchman Hannam Cairns Challagor and Novaries Public in a high court context. It mentions commissioners for Afidevite for the High Court of Australia and for the Reprens Court of the whole of the rommoneealth sed New Zealand with several initials and locations.
The readable text suggests a terse report about drought affecting crops and pasturage, mentioning a mid morning or noon period and a remark that drought would not permit herbage growth. The fragment indicates concern for agricultural conditions in a rural area.
At a Cairns Harper Board gathering the meeting ran late into the night when Dr Bastar Tyrie was appointed medical officer for the coming year. The Cairn Police Court heard Samer Comrovees charged with idleness and vague improper conduct with alleged theft or revival of apport. Detective Constable Mindom P. Young and Mrs Young gave evidence for the prevention. The court found no evidence to convict and he was discharged.
In Rockhampton on April 3 Senator Chataway and Mr Fisher discuss the financial position and policy speech. Fisher argues government revenue, rising expenditure, and producer prices are key issues while calling for tighter control amid Australia’s platform criticisms over four years.
The unsigned fragment references a planned programme under the Og-tres umbrella with a note about a hand offering a pr aramme of wale im Aboolt mret. The legible text remains unclear and inconsistent.
A chaotic scene at Mareeda Harbor emerges with multiple injuries cited after a collision. Emergency crews, including Dr Sarege and Inoree, arrived to assist. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the wreck and assess damage.
Fragmented notice describes last night’s Catena Theatre program headlined by John Sterling with other films and weekend changes in pricing and lineup.
The Lapel Trait Lad club held its fortnightly meeting with W. Garrett chairing. Members from South Melbourne attended. R. 3, Svomdem and A. Scott presented lodge st support. Treated topics included business firm greetings and Trinity note, with receipts for fortunates and medical expenses listed.
Fragmented report notes representatives at a Post event facing frail variation. Cherimene and others attend with a special care and attention plan. The scene includes Maskgiustn and Anetralin as attendees discussing arrangements at a distant location.
The Fachem Shire Council discusses building a steel tramline from Peeramon to Atcher's Creek on the Upper Run, about eight miles, to foster competition and raise rates. Ratepayers urged to attend Hendren’s meeting atPeeramon Hall on April 7 at 7:30 pm for details and a show of support.
A Cairan State school committee meeting was held Thursday night in the school room. Mrs Barrett was tasked to mail an interested group for a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the Atale school. Authorities discussed funds, a maintenance issue, and a sum of about £170 for wages.
Readable fragments indicate a sale or auction event at Byte The Win Tee with uncertain details and missing dates or participants. The note preserves limited wording about action but lacks clear names or locations.
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions names and items but lacks a coherent event or action. The readable bits reference individuals such as Marvin and Steve and terms like trade name, with no identifiable incident, date, or location.
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