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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
2
A 1913 notice from Deventer appeals the public to support Ambulance Friday. It states that the fund, already established for past years, continues and requests cash or donated items to be delivered to the Ambulance Quarters by the coming Friday afternoon. The message emphasizes no changes to services and invites all to contribute.
Publisher notes the Post will not publish on Friday December 36th Saturday December 2th or Friday January 7ed Other issues proceed as usual Christmas Number of the North or Herald ready Friday December 19th two remaining issues dated Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve respectively
The Senate debates unions of doctors and lawyers, challenging the Labor Party stance and denying strong analogies to unionism. Speakers argue that legal professionals earn entry by merit, unlike broad union recruitment, while questions arise about political deals and professional ethics.
Fragmented notice mentions dental profession details and a building in Murray. It references entities like AMLP and Geka, with vague mentions of daily activities and a public or professional notice related to dentistry.
Kelty, somist, has received a new consignment of fresh seeds, roots and vegetables. These come from the well known firm A. Yaten & Co, Sydney. Kelty is ensuring the goods are carefully prepared.
A dental practice informs patients of a holiday period from December 1, 1913 to January 18, 1914 during which regular appointments will be toned down. Patients are asked to reschedule and verify any upcoming treatments.
Readable fragments show Matongs arriving at Cairay on Thursday with 16 passengers disembarking and a trip north planned. Mentions of a new dock, FP. Omatrey caret, and Co operative Buickering Co provide scattered details along with charges for lard and lodging and a court proceeding involving K E B Stade.
Fragmented OCR describes a meeting where Wesle is to appoint a referee to tuition in singing and home duties, with a focus on ambulance priority and a system called tug in Cairan. It mentions gomorapot halt Frown receiving a tag and references to collectors, water, and stilt oaks in a local context.
Friends and family gather after a fatal accident described by the local press. The article chronicles the bereavement of Mrs Blientath Bosker and mentions the tragic event at the heart trestle site. Authorities publish condolences as the community processes the loss and remembers Mr A J Bosker with sympathy.
Christmas trade hours announced for the grocery department with opening times on Friday December 19, Monday December 21, and Tuesday December 22. Early Christmas orders requested and Eve opening at 2 pm on Wednesday.
Mrs Elizabeth Rots, wife and mother, will attend a service at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon at Lakegtrest. The route for the Cairns Cemetery is listed. Undertaker Svendsen to oversee arrangements at the residence and funeral service.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cameras, numbers, and names in a garbled voting or meeting context. No clear event, date, or organization coherently emerges to form a factual summary.
A damaged text fragment references a meeting or task involving a secretary and a list of individuals. It mentions a council or committee setting, an upcoming action, and several personal names, implying an organizational request or appointment. The legible items include names Colles, MAME, Segar, and a call for early action.
The notice lists numerous discount items including JAN Pure Linen Servietten, White Damask, Colored Cotton Velvet yardage, Guipure Collars, Peter Pan Embroidered Muslin, Handkerchiefs, Muslin printed fabrics, Vests, Lace Blows, Kimonos, Embroidered edging, Ladies Oxford shoes, and other garments. It advertises special purchases with varied prices and yardage, urging readers to shop the sale.
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