Ore activities and prospects at Silver Valley and surrounding sites
Ore treated at Silver Valley Battery yields over 2 tons tim concentrates. about 4 tons remain at grass. Hobson and Clode's show underwhelms as ore body becomes patchy and small. Old Bradlaugh-Sinking continues on a rich ore body with 12 tons sent to Silver Valley. Southern Cross—Bob Pawsry plans sinking near the open cut to locate old ore. Sam Smith contemplates quitting this week. Powell, Hill and Petersen find a fair show near Mt Nolan. Peter Christensen secures another near by. Lancelot Mill Lane and Haken's work noted.
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Silver Valley
Tim
Hobson
Clode
Bradlaugh
Southern Cross
Bob Pawsry
Sam Smith
Powell, Hill and Petersen
Mt. Nolan
Peter Christensen
Lancelot Mill—Lane
Haken
mining report and town notices from cairns post
The fortnight ending report from St. Andrew's Copper Mines Ltd notes No. 3 SE level out 28 feet with hard ore and water at the face. No. 3 NW level out 25 feet with footwall wall running north-south and 2 feet of ore over a soft schist. Twenty six tons shipped and sixteen tons dressed. water shortages threaten operations without rain. Amid town items The Cucania Red Cross dance is postponed. electoral visits to Mareeba. an auction of chairs. signwriting services. a Red Cross concert. a Morand? sale notice. rainfall for November 2 inches 61 points. The Herald invites local photo submissions. Kuranda accident photos teased. town gossip on Mayers sale and furniture auction. dental holiday notice. Christmas fashion and gabardine skirts. Marathon report praises Cairns Band and Red Cross contingents with dramatic incidents and crowd reactions.
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St. Andrew's Copper Mines Ltd
J. Alexander
N.W
St. Mungo
Cwordonvale
Mirrawithnl
Rabinda
Hambledom
McDonnell's Creek
Aloomba
Wright's Creek
Hooper Trafic
Cairns
Gordonvale
Babinda
Ralinda Urass
Webber
State Hotel
Mayers
Nott
Thomesn
Gordonvale School
Messrs
G. Clem
C. Reece
G. Miller
A. Cleland
FE. Boyne
Mo Robertson
L. Hollamby
Henry Stager
J. A. Trowze
Mors
Muir
Wilson Irvin
J. Stewart
J. Cannon
Shields St
Abbott St
Abbot St
Esplanade
Sol
Mr. Bares
Mein
Gri
Monmern
Strand Hotel
Lumch
King
Aplin Street
Lake Street
Gurns
Miyers
Country Schools
Cairns Largest World War I Soldiers Pageant Parade
Cairns held its biggest Soldiers Pageant with about 250 marchers in uniform led by Lieut St Murray. The procession featured the Returned Soldiers League, naval reserve detachments, Boy Scouts, mourning groups, Red Cross contingents, and industrial and friendly societies in a patriotic street pageant recalling Gallipoli and the Western Front.
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Cairns
Dilmore
Marvin
Abbot Street
Gordonvale
G. R. Mayere
Savey
Lake Sreet
Assembly Point
Drill Hall
Wharf Street
Abbott Street
Imperial Hotel
Lake and
Spence Streets
Shields Street
Oine
Bentene Poyntre i Hides
Australia
Cee
Gallipoli
Acton
Bapaume
Naval Australian Naval Reserve
Lieut
Carter
Ihevaders
Citizen Forces
Draper
Lieut. Davids
Bully Hollett
Teld
Vem
Red Cross
Cairns Red Cross
Ant
M. J Moen
Red Crowe
Guid
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Commonwealth
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Mayers, Ltd
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