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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
6
The article discusses electoral issues in the Northern fields, calling for government action to ease stagnation and extend voting rights beyond traditional boundaries. It critiques delays, urges concrete reforms for long-serving electors, and notes broader sympathy among regions for similar defects and remedies.
A garbled report from a rural area discusses tension over removal of fences and livestock, noting resilient effort amid confusion. It mentions a place called Hiabinds township and hints at calls for order and public calm. The text reflects strained communal relations and a mood toward gradual resolution.
A fragmented report notes Tremere of the Royal Society of St George presiding at a Neatten Hall gathering with fair attendance. Amusements are mentioned, travel troupes anticipated, and concerns raised about door security amid oppressive weather and a stormy 26th with heavy rain and lightning. overall, a sense of community activity and readiness pervades.
Mrs Flueriy presided as Cairns work group members set a goal for £76 with 2300 members noted in Queensland. Mrs Ruddell reported donations toward a fund and praised volunteers, while stressing strong WCTU opposition and hopeful canvassing to double membership and support. The discussion included hospital visits and a closing benediction.
Weather over the past Raya brought heavy squalls and rain dampening events at the local school dance. Attendees reported wet grounds and disrupted plans though some enjoyed the evening entertainment.
A fragmentary report notes Arthur Ross as a recipient of a gold medal at a school function held on a Friday week in Dunedin. It mentions presentations of certificates and a social gathering for the occasion, with limited legible details on dates and officials.
A historical ad copy touts a family remedy labeled a tonic for thin blond and weak nerves. It promises relief during hot days and sickness, claiming benefits for digestion and vitality with complete instructions for home use.
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