War era notices and personal war updates from Cairns
A Cairns page lists visitors and residents traveling by vessels Morialia and Morialta to Brisbane and Townsville. It notes military casualties and honors including Privates Leitch and Dunstan, Lieut. Neviller G. Hatton, and Sergeant Major C. E. Sanderson. Also mentions Mrs. W H Davidson’s cable from England, and Sister Dorothy Webb’s Royal Red Cross award.
Parsons Family Notices of War Losses in France
Private Albert Roy Parsons died from wounds received in action in France on July 1 1916. His brothers Edwin and Driver Parsons also served. another Parsons brother has been on active service for over three years. Mention of Matron Grace MacDonald and several pet alters appears in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim, Sanderson
Chinchilla
Cable
C. E. Sanderson
R. Leitch
Strathpine
James’ Leitch
Hestital
England
Roma
Frank, Holloway
France
Sainsburys
Mount Nabarren
Cooran
N.C
Macy
H.hatton
Toowoomba
Neviller G. Hatton
Hatton-issan
Anzac
Gallipoli
Parsons
East-shett
dount‘Morgan
Albert
Roy Parsons
Edwin’ Parsons
Jr. Parsons
Gordonvale Red Cross Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Gordonvale Red Cross Branch met at the School of Arts on August 7 withMrs G Ro Frankling in the chair. Members discussed resignations and thanked supporters, announced Christmas Cheer Social plans, and listed donations and work handins including clothing and soaps for the appeal. Master Dick Suex won the filly prize presented by Mr. Hitnated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordonvale
the Red Cross
School of Arts
G.ro Frankling
Mesdames Wordsworth
Mighell
Dawson
Evans
Gibson
Keene
Hadley
Hunter
Johnstone
Jon
Anderson
Stokes
N. Gordon
Orton
Napier
Perkins
G. Henderson
E. Henderson
Hansen
Hesp
Miss Boyns
Mesdames Irvin Cannon
Main Palmer
T. Party
Corbett
Kenny
Loanoof Crockery
Gallipoli
Aloomba
Mesdames
J. Clarke
Jun
D.james
T.- Jones
Johnston
Mesdames Dawson
Henderson
Wordsworth
Frankling
Horton
Renny
Wson
N_ Anderson
Chamberlain
Mabel Griffin
Thomason
Gordonvale School
Mittens
A. Stokes
Soi
McKeeman
Stanfield
A. Exelby
Blackwell
Dastin
Pte
J. Brown
Mesdames Cannon
Trvin
C.lander
Mulgrave
Munroe
Sydney
D.dohertys
Patten
Cannon
Dick Suex
Fashion notes suggest double skirts gain popularity soon
English fashion journals emphasize double skirts will rise in popularity in the coming months as a way to refresh old skirts. The upper tunic opens at the waist with the joining only at the waistband and beads remain a favored dress ornament. Blouses are also expected to lead next season, with heavy crepe noted.
Popular materials for the very best blouses in fashion notes
Fashion reports outline striped crepe de chine blouses in smart shirtwaist cuts and tunic designs as the newest styles. Embroidery motifs appear on upper sleeves in quaint, decorative patterns while sports coat inspired tunics gain attention for their practicality and variety in shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Overland’s
R. J. Overland
Alfred Taylor
Gakvas
Sebikin
Lake Street
Cairns
Fearnley & Co.,Ltd
Wharf Street
Cairas
Portland
Sarney & Co., Ltd
Ore
Whem Wharf
Catems
F. W. Aulmuller
Oma Worth
Sachs Street
Vcatan
BOKSE
Queen St
Marfebra
AGF. Smith
Propetetor
Mr. EF
Townsville
Morialta
Charles
T. T Murray
AASP
Abbott Street
Hamlyn Hardis
G-Uisit
W. E_ ‘Crawford
British and Foreign Bible Society
A. E. Pope
Palmer
Miss AL Nicholls
Eleanocheedi
Thes Trad
Cooktown
Robert ~ Craig
Greenville Istry
W. H. Davidson
Tambourine Mountain
Egypt
J. A. McArthur
Helidon
Camppell Oeed Hather Trott
Alfred Been
Bertram
Resn
Kalbar
Neil Bertram
Queensland
Melbourne
Ri Dunstan
Carl-street
Thompson Estate
Thether
Pfw Dunstan
Dapstan Pad
Front
Eas
Webb
Eccleston
South Brisbane
Dorothy, Webb
Royal Red Cross
Grace ‘MacDonald
RED Cross - Society
Pons
Commonwealth
H. J. Bulcc . Bulcoge
Oaklan
Oakland
Oakland Motor Car Company
Trinity
Clark & Co
A. Villiers
Vulcan Foundry and Engineering Works
Iron and Brass
Vulcan
P.O. Box
Spence ‘Street
People’s Cash Store
Geo. ‘Williams
People’s” Cash
Spence Street
Cairnss