Unclear ad copy on Lafles fashion wrappers and gowns
Fragmentary advertisement discusses self and fancy Pyrexeeese wrappers gowns and dress wear. It hints benefits and advantages but readable content is limited and lacks concrete details.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary advertisement discusses self and fancy Pyrexeeese wrappers gowns and dress wear. It hints benefits and advantages but readable content is limited and lacks concrete details.
Fragmented notice describes a meeting of the Australian Motives Association, with unclear venue and time details, inviting attendance. Names include F. Anderson as secretary, and references to discussions on foreign export issues and attendance.
Fragmentary OCR text references names such as Monica Coan and Jota Donel with scattered phrases like meeting and father wake. Key details, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only isolated proper nouns and vague events.
The Quernsland Labor Party cherishes any hope that the people of this state have either forgiven or forgotten what they owe to the authors of the general tribe.
A fragment from a Cairns area merchant listing items for sale includes assorted goods such as olives, capers, chutneys, pepper sauce, and lever bottles. The illegible OCR hides full details but indicates a general wholesale or retail catalog by A. Pease.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at Socialist critique, campaign symbolism, and a portrait of a figure named John amid a crowd of independents. References to a mural or statue, moral discourse, and a pressing need to interpret the scene are present, with uncertain details and garbled dialogue.
The Palace Theatre presents an attractive programme featuring a dramatic love triangle and a deception plot. A fortune teller story line entwines Brushing a fortemntet with Chreinditd as lovers and foes, while scheming admirers influence the castle scene and a dramatic photo op surrounds the production.
Fragmentary ad for a millinery specialty house showing items such as dresses hats costumes and accessories with partial prices and references to a sales or management copy. Includes odd spellings and nonsensical tokens from OCR.
A damaged notice describes a large frame rack sale at Rally chemist and optician. It mentions moving items to Townarille Temi for auctions and a schedule for a Mack Saturday event with rooms open for viewing and improvements, referencing properties adjoining Hunter's Data.
The Adaiide Co s stager Mari00 arrived Sunday at 2 20 p m from southern ports. Captain Sunter reports light to moderate north east winds and smooth seas near Deters Me Fo. Wilkes Shaghead mentioned with a price quote and a mining note.
A Cairne native association meeting is set for this evening at Speyer Street to discuss the recent election of the general board and related tender matters. The gathering begins at 8 pm at the secretary’s office. The public is invited to attend.
Fragmented report notes Captain Warteus to serve with the Syd as a secretary officer and to be stationed briefly in the east after St Albans voyage. The North Jamet Association met with President Williams Berington presiding and discussed training papers by B J Richards and C H Spane.
A Saturday morning blaze in Mary Street Kingaroy left several offices and machinery damaged. Fire crews arrived quickly but could not prevent significant destruction. A two storey shop suffered minor damage, with total losses around £190, insured.
In Wollongong on April 1 a six week general strike by coal mine workers ended after a meeting of the delegate board. A settlement set by the Minister for Labor and the Southern Consumers’ Association provides for reemploying the Rimell and others at Mt Kembla colliery under socialist terms. Crushed workers who were dismissed over a machinery dispute are to be reinstated and work will resume at the earliest moment.
Police said a fire in Bolaover Street Friday night destroyed three wooden shops valued at about a, with an overturned lamp in one shop causing the blaze. The damage estimate and cause are under police review.
In London this April a group of suffragettes attacked a commuter train at Teddington setting three compartments ablaze before escaping. Authorities pursue suspects as transport services resume after the blaze.
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