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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
8
A long list of discount textiles and household goods features unbleached twill sher ting, damask, linen, towels, tablecloths, napkins, and borders with sale prices ranging from 1/3 to 2/11. Includes striped fabrics, madras, and floral bordered casements with limited stock and special values noted.
Officials and others are reminded that unless Preas is duly reserved the on in the hands of the public officers no government report can be furnished by any member.
A mixed program caps a Western night with Chain Lightning starring Buck Jones and Diane Kelly in the lead, about a retiring rider chasing rustlers to win back his bride. A two part Kus Comedy Inbact the Sailor and other features provide additional screens and travels news.
A large crowd attended the Tropical Theatre for a three star program led by Rin Tin Tin in Tracked by the Police. The show repeats tonight for a final performance with Van iv featuring Lentri Tos and Charles Ray, and a Metro comedy Call of the Cuckoo with Max Davidson plus travelogue To the Trout Country. Box plans are at Whitticks and the Strand Hotel.
J. Willameen Ltd and Gilbert Sullivan Opera Company announce a five night season featuring The Gondoliers and The Yeoman of the Guard among others. Cast recalls old Australian favorites and plans aim to charm both longtime followers and a younger audience. Bookings advised early at Tittard & Dinck.
The High School Past Students Association will hold the annual Commemoration Hall in the Aquatic Hall tomorrow night. The event promises top entertainment with music decorations and supper. Proceeds go to the association's general fonds.
The August Townsville meeting of the division of the Cowa Education Department discussed establishing a hostel in North Queensland to treat and educate children with eye diseases. Motion to approach the Education Department with suitable amendments was carried unanimously as delegates weighed travel convenience and local medical support. Mrs A J Crowther of Townsville was reelected division president.
Sydney reports an appeal against Jacob Johannsen’s conviction has been lodged and will come up for hearing at the Dewoher sitting of the Quarter Sessions.
The text notes a push by a labor federation to form a federation of 9 unions bringing together roughly 150 000 workers across sectors including transport and related crafts. It outlines a plan to organize unity within the workers movement and coordinate general union activities.
The Mercantile Cricket Club held its annual meeting at the Golden Vale Cafe last Monday evening. J Jinbtead was re elected captain with J Lynam as vice president. Mcrae A Bioni face and J Lynam chosen as delegates to the airs Cricket Association amid optimism for premiership honours under Jack Halstead’s leadership.
Mise Annie Knowles and other attendees travel from Cairns to Townsville for a conference, while Mr. Moore completes 40 years service in forestry. He is praised for promoting Queensland forests and coordinating the Royal Show forestry exhibit with government support.
The High School Hockey Club held a florin evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carr with 123 guests. Decorations, novelty dances, and competitions filled the night, prizes donated by sponsors, and many members and supporters attended, thanking the Carrs and donors for their hospitality.
The Federal Institute of Accountants notifies attending candidates must submit applications to sit the November examination on or before Wednesday September 29 1028.
A polemical piece condemns political leaders who promise higher wages and frequent strikes to win votes. It argues such tactics degrade workers into sheep and paints union leaders as self important, warning that coercive persuasion harms both workers and the political system. The author asserts workers remain steadfast while rhetoric by talkers ascends, ending with a rebuke that the propagandists will face exposure and shame.
A philosophical reflection asserts contentment comes from valuing present possessions rather than chasing unattainable desires. It argues happiness stems from gratitude and acceptance of current circumstances.
An advertisement touts Fly-Tox as an effective destroyer of flies and mosquitoes marketed as a clean health product. It claims the fragrance signals cleanliness and is harmless to people and animals while targeting insects.
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