Girls and Infants' School opens with mixed staffing notes
The Girls and Infants' School began on February 2 1914 with 442 pupils and a shifting staff of three to six classified assistants plus unclassified helpers and pupil teachers. The Tors School saw senior pupil teachers in the last quarter, while a girls fund opened in May providing needles, rulers and copy-books. Donations and prizes were awarded to several girls, including Babcock and Draper, with trophies for general proficiency and a Sugar Industry essay prize.
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Dur
Tors
Joan
Serr
Richards
Tober
Puy
Europe
A. J. Draper
Rube Blanchard
Nellie Laveork
Ethel Culhane
Nellie Cuolhane
Ethel Turner
Vern Cummings
Eva Meklick
Ada Sou San
Dorothy Rowe
Arm strong Ledije Stillman’s offers enamelled ware selection
When you come to Armstrong Ledije Stillman s to buy you are surprised with the variety shown. The same variety makes selection easy and satisfactory with no middleman’s profit and prices are right.
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Armstrong, Ledije & Stillman's
Letter on German and Austrian workers in Australia
A reader from Dunblane argues Australians should prefer native born or naturalized workers free of potential foreign enemies. The letter suggests employing only trusted locals for national security and economic reasons, condemning expatriate reliance and warning against misusing patriotism for profit.
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Muust
Bean
Empire
Patriotic Fund
Dunblane
Quiet Cairns Wedding Unites Richardson Williams
A quiet wedding was held at Cairns Methodist Church on Wednesday. Mr. Robert B. Richardson, only son of Mrs. F. Richardson of Charles Street Cairns, married Miss Beatrice E. Williams, daughter of the late Samuel Williams of Lancashire England. The ceremony was officiated by Rev A Dean. Best man was Mrs William, brother of the bride, with bridesmaids Miss A Williams and Miss M Williams. The bride walked down the aisle with her brother Mr A Williams. The reception followed at the bride’s residence Sheridan Street. The couple left for a brief stay at Devil Island and received many useful presents.
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Cairns Methodist Church
Robert B. Richardson
FY Hichardson
Chaleestreet
Cairns
Beatrice E. Williams
Bamuel Williams
Lancashire
England
Hey. A. Dean
Willian
M. Williams
G. Archibald
A. Wilem
Sheridan-street
Devile Island
New Zealand Elections See Government and Opposition Split
Wellington December 15 latest general parliamentary results show Government 28 Opposition 30 Labor 5 Social Democrats 3. The Licensing and Bible in Schools issues complicate the race as Government support appears weakened by Fisher’s Wellington Central defeat and a strike.
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Wellington
Opposition
Labor
Social Democrate
Fisher
Welington Central
Northers BHoreld week in review headline
Northern borough headlines summarize a week of events with local updates, council actions, and community notes. Readers get compact highlights on policy votes, school activities, and notable changes affecting residents.
Mossman Notes and Local Events Highlight Hospital Benefit
Hot weather follows a wet spell as Mossman reports temperatures past 100F. Dismantling at the mill proceeds under chief engineer A J Crees. A hospital fundraiser at Drumsaral raised just under £1 with government subsidy, plus a lively afternoon of sports and a social dance hosted by mill employers. Local transport linked Saltwater, Mowbray, and Port Douglas, with a crowd enjoying the hall decorations and catering. Also noted are mining operations at Dagworth and coal loading, plus Tommy Ah Wong's court appearance for morphia selling.
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A. J. Crees
Cook
C. Stewart
BH. Andreassen
A_ Schumacher
D. Koros
Mossman
MIM
Port Sougion
Mowbray
Lunn’ Hall
Donnelly
J. Cres
A. Thorden
M. McPhee
Fr. Schultz
W. Price
W. Fielding
Mill Emblovyers
Messrs
Moro‘tof
Nicholas
Gruijor
Sewell
KE. Henriques
Cairns
Messina
Ferhangr Hotel
Newman
Mossman Mill
Innisdail
Dagworth
Mareeba
Chillatoe
Tommy Ah Wong
James Harris
John Harris
Mulligan
Coirne
Criterion Hotel
Mining News From Hodgkinson District Prospects Rise
Horsley reports progress in local mines and higher antimony prices. Joeson mine, taken by Harris Bros and Richards, will begin active work after approval. Antimony price in London about £10 10s per ton for 65 percent ore, yielding around £8 net to producers after transport. Gold mining is quiet. Tyrconnell mine advances with new manager and shaft work. Keating juniors continue pioneering efforts. broader activity noted at Gustavus Adolphus, Pig Hill, Woodville, and nearby prospects.
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S. Horsley
Pines
Irvinehank Mining Co
London
Streight
Hodgkinson
Cairns
Lon Fom
Tyrhae
Connell
North Tyrconnell
Lnte
Galfpemay
Tyrconnell
R. Keatiny
Mate
Kon Ae Pharpein
Keating
Jnr
Casuals and Occidentals contest at Norman Park
At Norman Park on Saturday the Casuals and Occidentals fought a tight match. Ryan led bowlers with 7 for 22 and a hat trick in the second innings as the Casuals fell short chasing 120 in 90 minutes. Lyons, Hwan, Anderson and Gelling top-scored for the Occidentals. Carlton’s beat the Casuals by 10 wickets as Walsh claimed 7 for 36 and Dougherty top-scored for the Casuals in a low second innings total.
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Norman Park
Casuals
Occidentale
Speed
Birch
Ryan
H. Kennedy
Inet
Occidentals
Lyons
Hwan
Anderson
Carter
Gelling
Kelly
Eri. Ryan
Bowen
Charters Towers
Comunale
Flont
Mann
B. Kelly
Griffiths
C. Archibald
Yan
Leary
B. Speed
Rogers
B. Archibald
Given
B. Birch
McManis
Iy Howitt
Rico Benny
Kennedy Sundries
Rowling
MecManis
Walsh
Carltons
the Casuals
Sandford
B. Walsh
Sepberatsedes Il Mehrins
Foster
B. Hamilton
Dougherty
C. Ross
Brown
B. Walsh Gibson
Bennett
C. Foster
I Turley
Tayior
Y Neill
Stillgoe
Carpenter
Hancilton
Mennesees
Nome
Frost
Lepinath
B. Dougherty
B. Fowter
London Directory for Traders to Communicate with English Manufacturers
Advertisement notes a current directory edition for traders worldwide to contact English manufacturers and dealers. It offers free forwarding of a copy if a postal order for the price is sent and mentions advertising opportunities for trade cards through agents or agencies.
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