Light at Mingin and Severin street junction criticised
A reader appeals to the editor to reinstate a street light at the Mingin Street Severin Street junction arguing it benefits local residents and noting other lights nearby do not assist that area. The writer questions why the light was discontinued given its usefulness and calls for continued supply if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Feveris
Eredt
Meverin Strest
Presant
Okle
Mulgrave Road
Mingig Street
M and
Severin Siretin
An Explanation to the Editor About a Dusk Incident
A reader discusses a troubling dusk event, referencing a sequence with dogs and a car, mentioning terms and names like Tigers Kewpies Birds and Never in a reply to Pom and Herald. The fragment hints at preservation of image amid confusion and a chaotic scene.
Protest Letter Questions Fire Alarm and Bell Use
A reader's letter questions the fire department arrangement that could allow firemen to receive alarms without a bell. The writer argues about fairness and seeks fair consideration from the editor and readers.
Cairna Community Debates Perdomal Venom Claim
A letter to Cairns Post editor argues against an abusive attack accusation concerning Mr. Creagh and insists on fair play. The writer cites private citizen rights and references a fence dispute and local civic matters, dated December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Creagh
Developments and ore yields at Monarch and allied shafts
Mining notes detail shifts at Monarch lessee and neighbor shafts. Ore bodies show intermittent tin and chalcopyrite, with several faces driving, some raises, and multiple men employed. Totals include around 10 to 13 tons of ore recovered across sites, with varies grades around 12 percent.
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Tia
Cormlenman
Fen
Winge
Wince
Ube
O Mayer
Ken Menereh
Black Guek
Megthera
Proapecia
Herberton
Sean
Roy
Tees
Bortoen
Mt. Welen
Mining summaries show ore yields across multiple Australian mines
Reports from Herberton Mill Watsonville Norin Winks and Back Crook Tin Mine detail ore parcels ranging from 60 to 204 tons treated with concentrates yielding 2 to 3 tons. Figures note lode formation garnets tin content and varying drive progress across multiple shafts and levels with several workers active.
Art of Parody Amusing Book Review Notes Wit Tone
A review discusses a new volume of imitations and parodies by Sir Owen Seaman J C Squire and W K Seymour. It praises the restraint and ginger in satire while noting occasional risqué edges and quotes Chesterton and Hardya mood with brisk critique of verses._
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Owen Seaman
J. C. Squire
W. K. Seymour
Seymour
John
London
Merrow
Arabian Musle
Noah
Mr. Chesterton
Shem
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