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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1910
Page
2
The Chillague Company ships from Lonamineka to Sydney carrying 0 tons of copper bars and 80 tons of lead bullion. They receive 200 tons of coke and 40 tons of coal by the Natdoo. Pig iron totals 312 tons.
Mineral returns for July show numerous mills and operators with tonnages and values. Totals list 2375 tons 6 cwt produced across Nan various mills and districts, with Stream tin and Walfram yields and Mount Carbine totals pushing the overall value toward large sums.
MARVEY G. DRAPER architect for the School of Arts Buildings notifies contractors that the tender date for the Cairns District Hospital creation has been extended to Wednesday September 1st.
Harvey G. Draper of F.W.A. LA invites temper for erecting two additional wards operating theatre and renovations to Chillagoe District Hospital. A copy of plans may be viewed at Chillagoe.
The Annus Meeting of the icci dental Cricket tub will be held at Tel Coleman's Tobacconist Shop tonight at 8 o'clock. Members and inviting members are invited to attend.
A. J. Draper trustees of the Parma ent Trusts Co announce a public auction of the Estate of Dr William Peirce. The sale includes Allotment 4 Suburb 3 acres 2 roods near Eiep Wah Road and Halkeny station, with additional subdivisions and parcels as described seeking advantageous division. The auction date is Wednesday 7 September at the Mart.
Crashing operations resumed at the Welcome battery in the Quks Rush area. Local officials report ongoing maintenance and no injuries. Residents advised to avoid the district until further notice.
Wagering figures and horse names with morning odds including Witch er a Victor Bonnie Dun dee Ky Beilligat and Brilliant Block. The list shows various stakes and prices such as 2/6 8/-, 5/11 4/5 and 6/3 6/9 along with Mills nine and New Brilliant Freeholds totals.
While engaged in shunting at Chillagos Wharf a railway worker was pinned between two traces. Lavery was injured with bruising as two trains moved. the incident occurred the day after observations at the Cairns Stock Exchange with prices for Chillagoe Mungana and Mount Molloy listed in the report.
A Cairns Show Catalogue entry for Tuesday in August 1910 presents event listings and exhibitor notices. Details are constrained by the fragmented OCR, listing booths, competitions, and schedules typical of early agricultural shows.
The piece argues Japan and Russia move from adversaries toward partnership after Portmouth. It predicts a near term Far Eastern alliance benefiting both nations, with U S influence and Japanese expansion shaping a global shift and possible economic renewal for Japan.
Mr F G Connolly Inspector under the Diseases inffants Act and notes on agriculture samples of tropical fruits for modelling. Only the finest specimens will be forwarded. At the District Court opening Judge Jameson announced eight cases on the list. Civil jurors may be excused until Wednesday morning at 10.00.
George Lishe announces extended shop space and extra assistants to better display lines Friday sale in Lorain. In District Court jury list, J Jepperson failed to answer. A J F MacDonnell submitted a doctor certificate citing illness, Judge Jameson excused him.
The Wakefield, lately bought by Thridish Sew Caines Development Syndicate, departs Cairns for Port Mareshy with cargo. The ship carries three dingers, boiler work, sawmill machinery, canal gear, and is commanded by third engineer Frank Tealby. The vessel will privately call at Port Myre en route.
A cryptic notice notes new acatalomme for Cairns Shee and printers producing half complete hooks with large wire circulation. Public spaces fill slowly as residents and visitors seek spots for announcements. Applicants are urged to contact the Post early to ensure space and avoid disappointment.
On Wednesday September 7 A J Draper will auction the late William Peirey estate suburban allotments and adjoining parcels in Minnie and Severin Streets. The sale accompanies a list of other parcels to close the estate as directed by the Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales. The report also notes recent cargo arrivals of vegetables and fruit from Melbourne Sydney Winshame and Mourilyan with assorted bags and packages.
The piece notes Melbourne Punch mocks Federal Attorney General Hughes for earning five pounds a week on the side while in office. It mentions Labour’s principle of one man per job. It then describes the Government Experimental Gardens at Henaralgoda near Colombo with a tall palm and rubber trees noted for strong quality and historic planting dates.
A large crowd attended the foundation laying for the New Catholic church at Mareeba. Proclamations were read each evening by the St Mosica Union as part of the ceremony.
Fragmentary text details tenders for a subdivision and estate, references to Cairns and Rockhampton, subheadings on fruit shipments, hospital works and court proceedings. Mentions Supreme Court hearings in Brisbane, bail rights, and Crown prosecution logistics amid damaged OCR passages.
Nicolas Spurveviteh, known as Nicolas, died after a long illness near Maryboroigh. He served in various government posts and was well liked ashore and afloat, with a wide circle of friends grieving his loss after many years of service.
A troubled man wanders a busy street and resents others’ happiness. He recalls his longing for his own children and buys a discounted toy display from Mayers Limited, aiming to bring joy home despite inner wreckage. The scene contrasts his wretched mood with a passing child’s innocent request.
A lively Shire Hall program stars Khare Selmon with Missie Sarria and Uerry's troupe performing juggling, dancing, and song. Philia Phillipa, Essie Nurdett, Maudie Burdett and Miss Hike Norrie headline, with praises for versatility and stage presence. Nelson show highlights include evening performances tomorrow with affordable prices 2 shillings, 2 shillings 8 pence for reserved seats.
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