11 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
1
The letter discusses Mr Tomkins and his stance on the Queensland versus American education system, touching on newspaper influence and student instruction. It cites a 1905 referendum with questions on secular education, scripture instruction, and prayers, presenting voting results and majorities for each question and overall.
FEUCGESE WALSH 0.8.A. argues against Mr Tomkins praise of Catholicism and Salvation Army in religious politics. He warns secularism and state school neutrality threaten peace and spiritual death, urging Catholics to vote No to preserve Anglican influence.
Sailings report vessels including Aramac, Kumeno Maru, Mape,a Comedian-Ruphelian Roy al Mail Line, and others. Details note arrivals at Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Townsville, Cairns, and Vancouver with departures and in transit days, plus several ship names and lines.
April 9 entries include Capt. Keir from Townsville Passengers Ming J Standish Mesers Standish N Turnidge G Williams T Kelly Lorene Dr Kerwin and five in the con d clam Howard Smith Co Led. agents. April 10 Inmamincks Capt. Mc Kenzie from Sydney via ports passengers Mesdames Moorish and child etre Guilfoyie Bavingtos Mise Hresks and two children Brown Misses Walsh Harris Wesers Moorish Marsh Silverwood Buff Salva Meisen Travers Griffthe Hoge Barr Warner Guil im steerage. Adelaide Co. Ltd reste
The Chillagoe Company operates several mines including Boomerang Wales Walker Upton with about 30 workers. A recent meeting raised £20 for future events as Willie Clarky and Ameie Freer organized fundraising games for children’s sports. Roads and council attention loom over local disputes and future activity at Georgetown and Charleston areas.
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