Fresh meat price list and sausage offerings
Fragmentary notice lists beef cuts and sausages with prices. Mentions fresh beef rump sirloin fillet and corned beef, sausages, liver, and ad per m.td. Septender prices expected to apply after a date.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists beef cuts and sausages with prices. Mentions fresh beef rump sirloin fillet and corned beef, sausages, liver, and ad per m.td. Septender prices expected to apply after a date.
The report describes the Whiptail tin mine near Sun Thomas and Floss processing six tonnes at 17 percent. It also mentions a depth of 140 feet at a producer well known for high grade ore and Erskine & Son handling about nine tons at the Gurrumbba battery, with the company showing strong prospects.
The Tnictr reports progress at Angrugt 14, detailing shaft depth, tramway formation, and ore throughput. Notes include 18 feet more depth, 10 more feet sunk, and a 9 ton return from 10 tons mined. Simbacco reports on reef work, 6 inch reef width, and stope development. Poulsen reports finishing bailing, track repairs, and drive driving with two men extending 280 feet from shaft.
D Mackay, manager, notes 4 weeks ending Aug 14 at Prince Alfred Tin Mines. Sinking on main shaft reached 5 feet depth with shifts, 25 foot headgear erected, ore showings up to 7 percent at 50 feet south east from main shaft. ore hauled varied from 500 to 250 gallons daily, timbering 20 feet, No 2 shaft fixed, face shipping toward Gurrunheh with packing to start next week.
Market notes list various towers and prices including Bonnie Dundee Brilliant Brillant Central Brillant Deeps and other entries with fractions and ambiguous figures. Names such as Exteried Pleifie and Weerkeborg appear among scattered prices clarifying sale intentions.
A fragment from LOS DOS on Sunday lists prices and forward values for items including copper and electrolytic coatings. The note records bid ranges such as £ 78/6 to £ 78/18/9 and £ 207/10 to £ 208, with other figures for lead and tin.
The article argues tariff revisions are needed to stop imports outrunning exports and draining gold. It cites 1911-12 trade figures, notes drought and declining exports, and warns that protectionism must adapt to new wage and production realities or risk bankrupting the nation.
Notes from the Post report a recruitment notice for two probationers. Atherton Chamber discusses refusing to establish a District Court at Atherton replacing Herberton and resolves to write again to the Justice Department.
Advertises Roland's winter sale with prices on boys Norfolk suits, cashmere, white twill sheeting, longrinth fabric, dark wrappers, ladies bloures and felt slippers. Includes a note on throat discomfort and a plug for Stead's Throat Fastilles and Kelly chemist.
The Delta Advocate reports apprehension among sugar farmers over labor conditions and the House Labor Act, while their association’s protest offers some relief. References to the opera Cloradere and a line about someone “can fo mleht” hint at broader tensions. The text notes clothing and jam industries are largely unaffected despite regional disparities near Melbourne and Sydney.
Mr J Johnston former manager of the Ason Saw Mills announces he has taken Cedar Creek Saw and Planing Mills on Cedar Creek just beyond Tu Moulin near the railway. The newly erected mill sits in Evelyn timber country with strong hauling and milling access and modern machinery. Johnston, a practical timber tradesman, offers prompt reliable service and invites correspondence from prospective patrons seeking swift order fulfillment.
An elderly aboriginal man in Warrsbaa earned the nickname The Doctor for seeking proximity to Yaerrabah hospital. A Cairo visitors party offered candy to children but the man took sweets, saying he preferred to spare the kids toothaches. He led the parade while beds remained empty in the hospital ward.
A Jr. P. E. Potts organized a motor trip aboard the Pirate skippered by Bunting. The party rode from Cairme to Mission Bay, riding a fresh wind as choppy water challenged progress. The launch covered the voyage in about an hour before circling the west shore.
Separate notices announce a tender by E G Waters MACE for erection of new buildings for the Sisters of Mercy. An excursion by steamer Mowhye to Port Douglas and Winn is advertised with a return fare of sixpence. Vic Brooks suffers a serious leg injury near Peeramon. he was treated at Toowoomba hospital after ambulance transfer. Local property sales include Nolan’s old store site in Marion Street purchased by Mr Al Markwick.
The report details a Cairns branch event with trips to Turtle Bay, messages of gratitude for attendees, and gifts for Mr Potts. It also promotes Berel footwear with reduced prices and a winter clearance. Agricultural notes cover fruit growing lessons by K C Hows, citrus and papaya market mentions, and fruit yields in Cairns and Townsville regions.
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