02 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
1
A terse note lists Williams and Perramon Kureen among districts under consideration with the query extending to YUNG A HU HRA area. The fragmentary text mentions consultative action by a representative and other referenced places.
Private Brooks of the Tabaul Jackson, New Britain, forwards a copy of the fire and government notice. Berns Philp and Co. report the steamer Marsina will sail from Cairns on Lithimwt for Samoan ports.
Next Friday at 2.39 p.m. Meners A J Draper Ltd will auction the whole of Mr Dan Cleary's household furniture Sheridan street opposite Speed's store.
A chaotic clipping lists an auction of fowls at 11 am and a horse sale at Gordonmosele next Saturday. It notes Surveyor Greene arriving in Tork to inspect twelve head of horses and mentions railway transfers and a postponed Electoral Court hearing. Charles G. Murray advertises dental services at A.M.P. Building Abr with telephone contact.
Nonswives are urged to try Craig's Junket Tabiets with vanilla flavor as an easy summer delight. The steamer Aldenham arrived at Cairns from the East and proceeded to Sydney and Melbourne after clearance, with Captain Middleton onboard and no incidents reported.
The article notes Craig's Athletic and General Embrocation touted for muscle support during training, priced at 116-K. It also reports on Tropical Agriculture instruction by Mr Newport, a vanilla plot in Innisfail, and a dramatic company’s performance plus a Cairns Ambulance Brigade meeting addressing government budget cuts and staffing reductions impacting operations.
The Mourilvan completed a swift outbound run from Townsville to Cairns with a 46 minute delay awaiting the Ingham tram at Lucinda and a brief wait at the Joinatene River. The revised downward service serves all river ports including Lucinda Cardwell Woorie van Innisfail Cairns Port Douglas and Cooktown, improving schedule alignment though calls on the return path are urged. Authorities are urged to modify the downward timetable to touch Mourilyan ports and connect with the Adelaideville mine voyage.
A historic charity event features multiple races and handicaps including Start iam walks, sprint and novice events, open handicaps, wicket throwing, riding bulls and pole and corn guessing contests. Prizes range from £1 to £7 with nominations and acceptances listed for each race.
The club announces nominations for the Walk and Handican, Opyn Woodchop, Stashing Bloc, Chop, and Geas-You-Meare Rat with performances by two veers to be reviewed by the Secretary by 4 pm on Wednesday 28 December 2014. Protests over entrants must reach the Secretary within 14 minutes of event start. protests are forfeited if not proven. club not responsible for accidents. Ball will be held at night on Saturday 5 December at Gordonvale. Auction notice to follow by Titmarsh Eg. Head of yourgh plough horses on view at Gordonvale in fine condition.
Moon phase notes list Last Quarter New Moon and Apogee in December. Times such as 9.33 p.m. and 0.45 pm appear with references to Dee Bec Firwamrter and Periges. Overall focus is on tides and lunar positions for the month.
The Cairns Shore Commerce monthly meeting is scheduled for Friday evening. Foxwell Bros Ltd is represented in Cairns and can be consulted at the Imperial Hotel on the fifth instant. A. M. Waddell announces a new General Store in Babirda offering Bedrock Prices and Woyple Insurance services alongside ice cold drinks and soft beverages.
In Cairns Police Court on Tuesday before Mr. A. J. Kelly, several defendants faced charges of drunkenness and disturbances. Daniel van and Penne were fined or forfeited bail for crankenness and ob joceno, while an Italian named Tadianre was fined for causing disturbance. Peter Lawson was convicted and discharged for drunkenness. The case included comment from Senior Sergeant Hawkyer about alleged assault by a husband, with future orders possible. The Malanda Sports Club announced a rich programme featuring bull riding acts and exhibitions by Texas Jack and others, drawing large crowds. The Minister for Customs declined to relax sugar export prohibitions, amid protests from the Monturan Sugar Company and ongoing price debates across states. The Austral reported strong business and a popular program, including a competitive film night with prizes and a Captain Jenny documentary, while the issue of the Sugar Price Board remained unsettled.
Mr G Williams inspector in Planta Act received notification that his department extends fruit culture duties from temperate to hospital and sub tropical varieties.
A dental office announces holiday closures from December 1, 1914, to January 1, 1915. They request patients to arrange their dental care before the holiday period and ensure appointments are attended prior to the shut down.
On a Tuesday, Tw. Baxter-Tyrie celebrates his son Swinburne after he scores 42 marks out of 54 at Abe mideunewer examination held at the Naval College Deburne.
The southern exchange notes Lieutenant Ty Clonnay, once editor of the Fort Worth Sentinel, has left to join the instructional school and likely depart with the next expeditionary force. He was farewelled by many leaders in Fort Worth. The Methodist Cherry Choir plans a Thursday concert with an arranged program and admission priced for adults and children.
Deputy Superintendent Johnswene of Gordonvale Ambulance reports on a first aid class led by Mr Hoss of Cairns. The session covered standard techniques and practice drills, with participants noting improved readiness for emergencies.
On Tuesday afternoon the Cairn Harbor Board presented Mims M Guthrie a Sterling silver towel-box as a token of esteem on her departure for Brisbane. The gift was received with remarks from the Chairman praising Guthrie’s meritorious services.
In Cairns Tories Court on Thursday morning Mr A H OReilly presiding noted an Italian charged with creating a disturbance at Edmonton. He suggested the man faced a light fine of £2 if present, and warned against larrikinism. Senior Sergt Hawkes added Edmonton prison facilities were scarce and the watchhouse keeper likely sought removal due to the failure term.
Members and friends of the Cairne Aquatic Club present a host of views in the current Herald from the annual picnic last Sunday. The issue also recalls the Cairne Mulgrave tramway opening from years past and includes illustrations of Charlie Goodall windmills, a train near Red Blu, Moreton Central Mill, a Northampton Show exhibit, and Hawksbury College in N.S.W. The Christmas number plans a limited edition, with orders to be placed early.
The Palace Theatre presents a repeat programme of last night’s success with The Keldline and Speed, a strong line up including The Detective. Acrobatic and comic feats receive enthusiastic applause as the drama and acts promise another full house and advance bookings.
After a recent strike, shipyard workers in Sydney saw changes in pay and shifts. Federal directives restrict double rates for night work. returning shipwrights face day work with limited overtime to match wage adjustments.
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