Recruiting Meeting At Kochs This Friday Evening
A recruiting meeting is scheduled for tonight Friday at Kochs venue inviting interested attendees. The event aims to discuss opportunities and next steps for participants seeking involvement.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
2
A recruiting meeting is scheduled for tonight Friday at Kochs venue inviting interested attendees. The event aims to discuss opportunities and next steps for participants seeking involvement.
The secretary notes a government wire confirming loan approval for acquiring the Chiflagor wharf and related leave by the board. Local dentists Bennett, Mewmett, Abbott-chreet, and Caires will close during Christmas and New Year holidays from December 1915 to January 17, 1916. Patients are asked to attend before the closure.
An experienced cane cutting machine will be demonstrated on Mr. Jones' farm at Garo et Mlevcisch this morning. The event is expected to attract a large audience due to the practical value and rising interest in the technique.
A crooked OCR fragment touts a long standing headache remedy named Mulgrave Headache Cure. It claims the product is harmless and inexpensive and available from Craig’s ViceRegal Pharmacy in Cairns.
The London copper, tin, lead and silver market prices for December 1 show copper at 1s17d per unit, tin around 418 to reface forward 105/10, lead at 10s1d, spelter at 4s6d, and silver at 29d per ounce amid forward bids.
Farmers expect a cane price board to secure liberal sugar pricing after poor harvests. The C R Co resists cane boards, while a board exists in one district but has yet to begin duties, stirring fear among timid growers and prompting criticism of the farmers’ petition.
The article accuses the U S R Co of profit grabbing from farmers over cane prices. It notes farmers received low payments despite high cane value, cites the Hambledon suppliers with 4 per ton bonus withheld awaiting board regulation, and contrasts Mulgrave Central Mill payments of 27/6 per ton with the company’s past earnings.
A concise note presents Nyala Beet and Iron om Wine as a tonic for recovery. The excerpt emphasizes healing benefits and the idea of restoring strength during convalescence.
Fragmented report describes a bill, a statement about a group or event, individuals named Rice Bly and Bielke, and a referenced death by self harm. It mentions a Memorial Lagta Avenue visit by a Brastiine and an appeal to Testa for lean. Context remains uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases about corrections and elections. The readable parts hint at political or editorial confusion and potential costs but lack clear subjects, dates, or outcomes.
Advertisement notes powder that sweetens bath water and leaves a refreshing feel. Large packs priced at 2 shillings. Sold by W A Collins Chemist on Lake Street, Cairns.
At Cairns Licensing Court on Thursday before Mr A B Gibson P M the license of the Royal Hotel was transferred from Lucy Hunter to J McNamara. Ht BK N Muchoane supported the application. Billiard scene transfer to M J Mettesy. Renewal of slaughtering license granted to Ui LL Jones. Weather in Towneville reported warm with seven counties cited as sunny.
The sale of Mrs Strami’s furniture will continue at 2 30 p.m. today under Mr J A Hoare. Governor Tomer Enphr nade is listed as the organizer and the event proceeds at the stated time.
At Moorman Police Court Tuesday before Fr A T Gibmon PM Ted Connolly and John Jeyte were fined for being found on Vicen ses premises at Mossman during prohibited hours. Fines were AT and 41/5 with costs, default Jevy and distress in default for three days.
A colonial wire copies a Queensland collector notice stating that no British subject under eleven years and under es years will be allowed to depart the Commonwealth without a passport issued by the Department of External Affairs. Any Customs Officer may arrest any person attempting to leave without passport.
A customer report describes using a corn plaster to remove years of growth after two applications. The writer notes the corns came off completely with no trace, allowing longer walks and renewed walking pleasure. A request to send packets to soldiers suggests a promotional angle.
The Limerick from London docked at a concrete wharf on a Thursday under Captain Middletom. It carried 18 immigrants and reported a death at sea. A German submarine fired a torpedo during the voyage home, hitting the ship and sinking a second vessel as British warships gave chase.
In Catran Police Court on Thursday morning before Mr A B Gideon, PW William Sheehan was fined 10 or 12 fours for drunkenness. Thomas Mason forfeited gall for insobriety. Jobs Robsstom debuted, convicted but not punished for drinking. Charts Miller warned to refrain from further trouble, convicted but not punished. Thomas Byres cited for dramioeges, 17 hours. A Oriental Cimang Fiemtuce masterpiece ad promises a grand Palace Saturday night show with Kimmet and Ostgr Asche Kime and Lily Frayiem in principal parts. Palace Cafe plans for extra cast to accommodate inquiries for Saturday.
Austral Pictures presents Volia the magical electrician in a versatile show that shines in wet or dry weather. The Volta turn draws big crowds with a strong supporting program featuring a topical illustration and a powerful story. The running season continues for at least three more nights with new tech acts promised Saturday night.
This week end we offer a special 5. item sale with limited space and one visit offers. Ladies shoes include kid derby welted shoes slippers and various styles with marked down prices today. Also features felt slippers, kid inch shoes, foot clothing, and white striped tunic shirts with discounts.
Local ad lists outlandish discounts at Trail and Winstone with Friday hours till 9 pm. Pants shirts hats and shoes heavily reduced, items like tweed trousers and cotton shirts slashed from high to low prices, porch sale style in a dated department store sale notice.
Residents urge immediate action on gutter maintenance as heavy rains worsen drains at Pottoffee corner. Health officials warn stagnation could raise typhoid risk and call for regular cleaning to prevent an outbreak.
A Ladies' College of Health appeal offers guidance for ill mothers seeking care. Read testimonials from grateful mothers restored to health and learn how to obtain their program for 14 in postage. Address Department Jte, Ladies' College of Health, 153 Queen Street, Brishans.
The reader asks if Teak boots match current fashion and construction quality. Questions cover strength, fit, shape, material suitability, and whether they resemble boots marketed by Mayers' Bevtman, seeking a practical evaluation and affordable option.
A local cinema showcases a mix of popular pictures at Palach Theatre. The program includes a special feature titled Lite im Britain's Navy and other educational showcases intended to engage the audience with themes of maritime history and national service.
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