Purest Local Garden Hobby Offers Holiday Plan
A local garden hobby group announces a holiday plan featuring festive plant displays and seasonal decorations. Members invite neighbors to visit the garden venue, see themed beds, and share tips on care and pruning for winter together.
Moon Phases and Events for April
The record lists April lunar phases with times: First Quarter April 4 at 6.41 a.m. Full Moon April 16 at 1.28 p.m. Last Quarter April 17 at 5.40 p.m. New Moon April 3 at 2.1 p.m. Apogee April 21 at 1.15 p.m. Perigee April 10 at 7.40 p.m. Tithis April 11 at 4.05 p.m.
Relatives Thank Local Helpers After Bereavement
On behalf of the relatives of the late Leste Filiston a thank you is extended to Paddy Joyce Caires Mr George Love and Mrs Werth of Cookteen for their kind acts and support during the Dereatement J P Ring Gordonvale expresses gratitude for the local assistance.
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Leste Filiston
Paddy Joyce
Caires
George Love
A. Werth
Cookteen
J. P. Ring
Gordonvale
Rifle Clubs and Defence in North Queensland
The Cairns and Inland Districts Rifle Association held its annual Easter shoot at the Cairns range. Attendance was a record, with high enthusiasm and fierce rivalry despite weather and other uncontrollable factors. The article emphasizes rifle clubs as vital to national defence and worthy of broad support for North Queensland and Australia.
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Cairns and Inland Districts Rifle Association
Cairns
North Queensland
Australa
Regular Monthly Service to Europe via Java and Singapore
Regular monthly service routes described from Papta Java Singapore via Port Moresby Thursday Island and Marascar from Townsville. Optional Ven Cloon from Brisbane. April 23 to Europe via Java with superior accommodations aboard Nederlandse Lloyd Line steamers Rotterdam Lloyd. Through passengers booked from Leuntry Loxgrioos Appolmpmem. surgeon and barber available. Limited agents.
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Papta
Java
Singapore
Port Moresby
Thursday Island
Marascar
Townsville
van Cloon
Europe
Nederland
Rifle clubs rally for future peace and defense
The article argues rifle clubs across North Queensland provide youth and adults with self defense training as a cost effective defense measure. It praises Cairns clubs uniting western regions and the north, urging business and home owners to support rifle programs to ensure Australia’s future security and potential record participation in the next annual shoot.
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Australia
Cairns and Inland Districts Rifle Association
Commonwealth of Australia
Queensland
Noted Odds and Local Notices From the Cairns Page
A collage of local notes announces scalp care ads and hair tonic claims by Kelly, a Mount Mulligan coach service thrice weekly run by Mr. Murphy, and Circuit Court proceedings in Cairns led by Acting Judge Jameson. Also listed are dental services by Charles G. Murray and a daily consult option at the A.M.P. Building with telephone contact.
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Teen
Circuit Court
Cairns
Afory Bis Mower
Jueies Jameson
Oddfellows Conference Shows Full Attendance and Rule Amendments
Telegram from Townsville reports a highly successful Oddfellows Conference with full delegate turnout. Amendments to rules proposed by Trinity Lodge were carried and Bro McKenzie named Deputy Grand Minster. In Charters Towers, Patrick Boren faced unlawfully murder charges over Wiha Wright's death. Inspector Wyer led the prosecution and requested a remand to tomorrow as the crowded court noted Wright fell about five feet rather than seven.
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Townsville
Oddfellows Confrence
Trinity Lodge
Bro. McKenzie
Charters Towers
A.W. Dunlop
Patrick Boren
Flom
Wricht
Wyer
Wright
Charge of Stealing Charged in Cairns Police Court
Beyer Lewis Wildlame and Alfred Morrison faced Cairns Police Court on Haste Monday charged with stealing sovereigns and two pounds in silver from Louisa Donnelly. Sergeant Hawkes prosecuted. Constable Berestorn gave formal arrears evidence, and the accused were remanded for further dag.
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PF. G. Grant
PML
Cairns
Beyer Lewis Wildlame
Alfred Morrison
Louisa Donnelly
Hawkes
Berestorn
Cairns Theatre Promises Holiday Attracts Big Crowd
The Cairns Theatre presents a busy holiday program headlined by Walet and Maria Fromet with additional acts and a special Pathé feature. The program includes Entente comedy items, a Peak District railway piece, Edinburgh contests, and London Angling coverage. The venue stresses its strong reputation and plans a final show tonight.
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Cairns Theatre
Walet
Maria Fromet
Ateo
Pathe
London
Cairns
Biboohrs meat-works set to begin demon operations
A local note reports Biboohrs meat-works will start demon operations tomorrow with prospects of a strong run.
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Biboohrs Meat-Works
Aemeon
Stocktaking Sale Announcement By Local Merchant
Mr J Miroh of Shield Street announces a stocktaking sale through April 30. He plans to offer bargains across all departments to clear stock and invites customers to inspect the remaining items and take advantage of all reduced prices.
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J. Miroh
Shield-street
Gordonvale Snow Association Meeting Notes
The Gordonvale Snow Association held a Friday meeting with members Majerd ONeill Clarke ODyras Grifte Geo Heep as secretary. They adopted Lock and Co. fencing posts, planned a racing track, and appointed Sam Strickland to canvass for members. Chairman ONeill was named inspector of fencing posts. The group agreed to meet soon.
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Queen's
Majerd. O'Neill
Tevin
Clarke
O'Dyras
Grifte
Geo. Heep
H. O'Byrne
Lock and Co
Lfeich
Irvin
Sam Strickland
Onealehoebeie
Manis
Edison drama "Within the Enemy's Lines" at Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre presents the Edison Civil War drama Within the Enemy's Lines as the main feature tonight. Tomorrow includes wood chopping events with sawn-throwing contests. seats may be reserved without extra charge.
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Sane Familie
Pathe Film Company
Edison
Alec
Miss Parish Transferred From Gordonvale to Cairns School
Four Miss Parish, previously on the stall of Gordonvale State School, has been transferred to the Cairns school. The move follows a standard reassignment within the district’s educational facilities.
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Miss Parish
Gordonvale
Cairns School
Hambledon Cane Farmers Association Meets at Hambledon Junction
The Hambledon Cane Farmers Association held its ordinary monthly meeting at Hambledon Junction hall. A letter from the Alcombe Farmers Association sent half the printing and protest costs for new joint agreements. Six farmers were elected to membership, expanding coverage to nearly all Hambledon growers.
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Shore Association
Hambledon Junction
Thea Alogmia Farmers' Asscciation
Umieet
C.A.R. Compest
Alcombe Farmere
Nowailaxe
Pmonget
Witter
Meertiet Ikon
Hambledon
C.8.r. Co.lative
Telegraphic service blamed for delays across the state
Townsville reports chronic telegraphic delays with the Post TM complaining about slow messages. Officials say improvements require top-down action, while locals cite cyclone disruptions and mounting frustration. Mrs A Jones of Townsville arrived in Cairns for her niece Casine Bounds's marriage last Thursday in Cairns after visits to Kuranda and the Barron Falls.
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Townsville
Post
Telegraphic Service of
North
Macenalonel
Wotler
Darling Downs
Brisbane
Inted
Bvitea
Captain A. Jones
Cairns
Boundy
Kenny Street
Mias Casine Bounds
Pines
Sir Ian Hamilton reviews NSW camp at Liverpool
Sir Ian Hamilton conducted a final inspection of the Liverpool camp in New South Wales. The camp hosts the last volunteers, and Hamilton received word the federal government would supply a free roam charger horse he had prepared for review in Sydney. He planned to take the horse to England, then left for Melbourne later that night.
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Sydney
Ian Hamilton
New South Wales
Liverpool
Hamilton
England
Melbourne
Australia
Destiny
Diehenes
Sydney Show attendance and police scene at Cairns
Sydney reports show four day Reval attendance 174000, Easter Monday blanket day at Cairns Police Station. Aboriginals gathered to claim winter blankets. Hawkes guarded the wash-house while Constable Rogers handled minor disputes and a sick baby required attention.
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Cairns
Sppeant Hawkes
Nein Mame
Rogers
Hawkes
Acme
Mayers' Matchless Millinery Display Ad
Local millinery shop invites ladies to view new season hats and bonnets. The showcase includes Royal Blue Beaver with white feather band, Smarty Cherie Beaver, Close-fitting Tango Shape, Austrian Velours in white and purple, and other stylish models. No purchase obligation.
Amorous Adventurer Count Leone Dattisa de Caviechy Arrested
An Italian nobleman, posing as heir to a large fortune, was arrested at Stresmy Lepano after using matrimonial ads to woo dozens of society women. Police recovered love letters and forged bills of exchange, noting a staged burglary to extort £4000. The scheme caused a family to redeem £1144 in jewels to prevent scandal.
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Fiamels
Hille
Learns
Fishing Rights Dispute in Benin Sparks Tension
April 18 report describes a clash at sea where the captain was attacked and crew intimidated. Denmark imposes a 19 percent krone fine and net forfeiture. Germany may protest to Denmark over the incident and the vessel involved.
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Benin
Der
Cint
Edrurs
Germany
Denmark
Austro-Hungarian Navy Plans Budget for New Vessels
The Austro-Hungarian Admiralty states a 7 million unit budget is requested for new vessels. The plan aims to prepare six ships this year with a focus on the Grey Testament era. The setup references a periodical or doctrine guiding naval expansion.
Amalgamated Engineers Vote on Political Action Tax
In London on April 13 the Amalgamated Society of Engineers reported a narrow majority against imposing a one shilling per member per year for political action under the Trades in Am. The outcome unsettles supporters and casts doubt on fresh funding.
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London
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Parachute Failure Leaves Airman Injured in Vienna
An airman named Aourris Leap fell from Lemonler's seroplans weight 1200 fol when the parachute collapsed. He fractured both feet and sustained internal injuries. The seroplin Jomite reportedly lost equilibrium at impact. Lemander jumped out and was seriously injured.
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Vienna
Aourris Leaper
Lemonler
Lemander
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