Delayed Delivery Notices From Enns Echo Newsroom
Unclear fragment shows a notice style item referencing delivery timing and method. The readable text mentions enews mm and advance delivery terms with unspecified details and fragmented abbreviations.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
2
Unclear fragment shows a notice style item referencing delivery timing and method. The readable text mentions enews mm and advance delivery terms with unspecified details and fragmented abbreviations.
Cairns Town Council discussed mal aria fever and the adverse town advertisement. Officials consider installing a proper drainage system toward Parramatta despite cost, hoping to reduce outbreaks and protect human life with ratepayer assistance.
Upward street Cairns reports the birth of Mia J Paterson daughter to Paterson family. Both mother and baby going well.
The London market prices show changes in several commodities. Cowper and tin lead iron and other metals moved within ranges noted as April 23. Prices quoted include copper, tin, iron lead and related items with specific figures given for wards and totals.
A Cairns notice describes a large glasses stock offered by a local optician. It also notes a Wyandra ship sighting near Cairns at about 16 o clock this morning and an Abbott Street auction by FR Sturt and Co featuring two newly built houses. Town patches of tart burr weed are to be eradicated immediately to prevent spread.
A Tuesday night session sees Ald Dr Tyrie denounce inefficiency and the Mayor mock a road complaint near Edge Hill. Constable Anderson retires after ten years of service, lauded for courtesy and diligence by fellow officers across the Far North.
A reader asks the Harbor Board chairman for action to supply Sydney agents with water depth details for the G A Lips steamer Exeen and related wharf access. The Cairns Theatre drew large crowds last night for The Bohemian Girl, a faithful operatic production.
In Cairns Police Court, Wednesday, Thomas MecVeu with 16 previous convictions was fined £1 1s or seven days imprisonment in default. The report notes yesterday was St George's Day but not observed locally by traders. A public benefit event for the Citizens' Band and a new illuminated beacon at Cairns Theatre are mentioned.
The Northern Herald previews a fuller report on the Premier's visit and the Babindia meeting, plus overland journey snapshots from Tuesday's Post. It announces next week's first instalment of Fidel Verney by Fred Ashley, exclusive to Herald readers.
The program last night offered bright entertaining and instructive cinema with several strong features. The chief film of the evening drew crowded crowds and was well received while other offerings included The Flower Gitte Romance noted for sensational drama and recommended for all patrons.
Mr Easterby travelled from Mourilyan to Townsville on Sunday night and said his Babinda inquiry report would be sent to quarters. He praised A J Draper’s farm manager Mr Greenaway for germination after drought and urged more farmers to visit the station. He planned to visit Kairi State Farm but delays push the cane trials to July or August. The cheerful team behind the Babinda project received grateful acknowledgment to Mr Wilson, Bureau secretary.
In an April interview Senator St Ledger says his tour through the sugar districts met strong interest amid a mob incident in Townsville. He cites Fisher and Tudor on excise and bounty and questions the 1812 crop provisions while critiquing the Queensland Parliament’s stance on sugar policy amid ongoing Referenda explanations.
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