Marcus Olesen Applies for Transfer and Vote on Office Move
Notice by Marcus Olesen to transfer license and submit postal vote questions to Ratepayers. Voters decide on moving the office to Mareeba or Kuranda and retention in Cairns with options to Vote for or against each proposal. Returning Officer A J Draper signs date 1 January 1013.
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Cairns
James Watters
Victualler
Central Hotel
Marcus Olesen
Alareeba
Mareeba
Ofice
Kuranda
A. J. Draper
Modern Bakery Premises To Let In Solid Location
Premises known as Modern Bakery formerly Hooper's. Large shop with oven and bake house. Reliable bakery opportunity. Full particulars and rent details available from A. J. Draper. Immediate possession offered.
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Hooper's
A. J. Draper
For Sale The Commercial Hotel in Charlotte and Walker Streets
Listing details a hotel property in Cooktown with one to two bedrooms, several rooms including dining billiard and large living spaces, outbuildings, stables, and gas lighting. Includes two allotments with cottages and outbuildings. Addressed to Mrs Janet Waterston for inquiries in Cooktown.
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Charlotte
Walker Streets
Janet Waterston
Cooktown
Untitled Advice for Cuts and Burns in Worsening Wounds
A fragment advises on treating stubborn wounds and cautions against delaying care when cuts burn or injuries fail to improve. It emphasizes timely attention and proper care to prevent escalation.
Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade Hospital Meeting
The annual meeting of contributors to the Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade Hospital Cairns Centre will be held in the Board Room Lane Street Cairns on Thursday February 6 1913 evening. The meeting aims to receive and adopt the annual report and balance sheet for 1912 elect eight committee men honour the treasurer and auditor for the year ahead and discuss any other business with due notice given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contra
Lane Street
Cairns
Modern Bakery Liquidation Notice
W. H. Bennett trustee announces liquidation of Modern Bakery. All accounts due to the abera must be paid to the trustee forthwith. Receipts will be recognized when signed by the trustees. Dated Cairo January 31 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bennett
Cairoa
A. J. Draper
Metal market brief from London copper and tin quotes
The London market reports copper forward at 29 pounds 2 shillings 8 pence rising to 69 pounds 7 shillings 6 pence. Tin forward values range around 928 pounds to 289 pounds 10 shillings, with Lees and Lend tied to £16 10s.
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London
Lees
Limerick steamer due Cairns. rice mill sale noted
Local notes report the Rice Mill on the Cairns foreshore sold to Thomas of Atherton for timber yard use. The steamer Limerick expected at noon from London via ports. Harbour depth measured 16 feet. Also covered are hospital notices, cyclone damaged fruit along Barron River and two men remanded for observation after court in Cairns.
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Thomas
Atherton
Cairns
Burns Philp and Co
Limerick
London
Parta
Buoys Out Of Position Reported At Port Douglas
Captain Rhodes, harbor master, warns ships that all buoys at Port Douglas are misaligned. Front loading light down and lighthouse screen malfunctioning. Temporary marks to be set as weather moderates. Alexandre reef buoy about two miles north of its proper position. Police court in Cairns adjourns as Charles Butter charged with stealing bay gelding belonging to John Charles Yeo at Exeter around January 26, 1913. Evidence given by Detective Constable Meldon. bail granted.
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Rhodes
Horbour
Port Douglas
Alexandre
Wea
Cairns
P. G. Great P
Charles Butter
Ons
Gelding
John Charles Yeo
Existon
Armat
Meldon
Sars Grant -Hawkes
Barron Mouth
Cecil Rhodes
Whistler
Melbourne
Timbucton
Athens
Florence
Bulletin Bord
The Post Cyclone Report From Cairns
The cyclone last week caused widespread disruption with partial communications restored. Cairns experienced one of the worst storms in years though structural damage was minor in modern buildings. Shipping near Barron mouth faced major peril but Cecil Rhodes aided rescue efforts.
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Cairns
Miners and Coffee Aid Amid Hard Times
Sympathy flows for miners as a simple beverage helps cope with hardship. A ready mix labeled OMT Milk and Coffee promises needed energy with boiling water, stocked by grocers and prepared by Nest.
Honor to Whom Honor and the Cairns Telegraph
Report from Cairns recalls two days of isolation after Hues demolished lines. Postmaster N. Bo Nagel and telegraph staff repaired the system, restoring communication. A Friday report from Down of the Preadwater Hotel described shots heard near the Barron River. police and Corporal Murty found a Chinaman afloat on the river, rescued him, and learned the shots were from men shooting wallabies.
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Cairn
Gy Bolt
Down
Preadwater
Cairns
Barron
Marr
Murty
Redlynch
Itsmas
The Cairns Pictures and Local Defence Meeting Proceedings
The Cairns Pictures feature two new subjects The Rose of the Tender loin and The Battle to-night and tomorrow along with Fire of Driftwood. A local Citizens Committee meeting on defense discussed cadet registration for Nelson and Hambledon areas, potential command, and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadden
Bilbao
Fathe
English Gazette
Standard
Hobbr
Visit to the Barron River Explores Flood Damage
An excursion in an open boat visited the Barron river on a Saturday afternoon to assess damage from flooding. The party observed uprooted trees along the beach and in the water, twisted mangroves, and wildlife such as dogfish and crabs scattered around. A black gull lingered near the boat before flight as the group approached the Barron Spit and prepared to land.
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Barron River
Phapes
Sean
Harrow
Bagron
Barron Spit
Burns and local color in literature critic note
A literary column defends Burns against overstated adulation and argues genuine criticism rests with general enthusiasm and unprejudiced experts. It contrasts Burns with James Hogg, discusses English understanding of Burns, and warns against relying on local color in judging universal art.
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Mt. Garnet Instrict
A.M. Waddell
Geo Hughes
Watts
Esplanade
Ibis Offre
Spence Street
Li Counle
Roz Tought
Federal Hotel
Porvarding Apent
Speteen and
Sheridan Streets
Calrmy
Aarie Ber
Alice
S P.O.R
Registrar of Titles Office
Brisbane
Edith Clara Morton
Frederick Gerler Bforten
Timothy O'Connor
J. Watters
Railway Hotel
Chillagoe
Wolfram Hotel
Bamford
Barron Shire Council
Professional
Garda
Lilley & Murray
Holioinors & Hispariea
Spence Strew
Abijah Murray
A Josph Hennatt
Holes
Wilson & Ryay
R. W. Mowbray
B.A
Howard Smith's Oolice
Abbott Street
Catrns
Edward B. Steale
AMP
Townsrill Agents
Confolly & Suthers
C. S. Whale
Imperial Hotel
Nelson and Hambledon Fiano
Tessie Hogar
Ate
R Waters Street
Cains
C. G. T. Murray
L.D.Q
Wee Nee Abbott
A. W. W.manis
Spence-Street
Council
Wallace & Wohnert
the Tailors
School OF Arts
Ebel Lachleiter
Seagrass Furniture
Ruary’ Ith
Pam
Gina
Ard Draper
Ey Gardiner
State School
Attics
V. Dougherty
Mansger
Chesterfield Atacintosh
Te”Ri
Abbots Street
Cairns Theatre
The
Cairns Pictures Limited
Owen Whittick
Q.N. Bank
Susbarn
Craig
Robert Craig
Ertadieher
Lesart
E. J. Harris
Victoria House
Lake Street
Kelly
T. P. Kelly
Abbott-Street
Draper
J. & P. Pease
Merchant Grocers
Lake St
Cairn Ss
Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade
Cairns Centre
J. Hogan
Empire Hotel
T_AURISTON
Kathleen May Lauriston
Atrifa
Townsville
Oarirns
Chillagor
Port Moresby Papuay
Solicitors & Motarins
Amidavita
High Court of Australia
Supress Court
Commonwealth
New Zeeina
A. J. P. MacDonnall
B. J
H. V. Hansam
Ek, W.,macdonnell
W. P. Montgomery
HL. Eally
Modern Bakery
Gairns
Cairns Channel
L.w.o.a.t
Cairns District Hospital
Court Hoss
Aly
Voyage Report
Adelaide Co
Marloo
Trove
E.N.E
Compolita
Tyrie
the Post
Firea
Patho
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Oxford
Paris
Swanley
England
Nantes
Geitzens
Ét ‘the
Citizens | Committee Frominist the Defense Movement
Ald
Whte
Initta
Ajdmpledon Mill
Harbor Board
Prime
Defence Department
Cireman Committee
Post
Burns
Jamea’ Hogg
Caiima
Kirke
Rook-loven
Burog
Boras
Elsie Cole
Sumamer
Auilaby
Mt Dena
Wlua Lagoon
Hall of
Mision
Amuch
Stephens
Amie
Psta
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