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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 13, 1912
Page
2
Property offered for term of seven years on sixty five acres to cut this crushing. Remaining portion ready for cultivation. Further particulars apply Gus Hayes Mossman.
A terse notice from a probate office notes the appointment of a curator for an intestate estate. The fragment mentions parties involved and a filing date, with unspecified asset details and duties. Further records are required for full clarity.
A special general meeting of the Federated Timber Workers Union will be held at the Hibernian Hall at 8 p.m. tonight Tuesday. All members are requested to attend. GEO. TAYLOR.
The Vulcan notice states a dividend is declared for Irvinebank with the date 1 February 1912. The sparse fragment confirms the action of declaring a dividend but lacks full details of amount or recipients.
A Ho Clerks serves as chairman of directors for Thompson's Oaks Gold, guiding corporate oversight and strategic direction for the mining and ore operations.
A dig exposes a 4 inch decomposed Kaolin seam between hanging wall and floor. The seam carries tin and appears favorable for locating a substantial ore body.
Postmaster N W Naga reports mails delayed until 8pm and opium shipsize due Cairns by morning. Man last seen crossing Barrop River yesterday on his way to Cairns where he obtained liquid opium. He was halted by Constable Robinson near Double Island Point with morphia found in his possession.
The notice indicates Buland's sale is nearing conclusion as the Eclipse All gale approaches, prompting swift action and a rapid sale wrap.
The notice advertises Kolly's sale with discounts on men’s dress shirts, coats, and accessories. It claims growing popularity and value reductions to attract discriminating buyers. Details are partially unreadable but emphasize genuine sale time reductions and low prices on various items.
A correspondent from Mareeba reports workers ending a four day delay and resuming work this Monday morning. Local media coverage was scarce with few strike updates and higher paper costs impacting small businesses.
A Typeriarchical Union meeting debated policy on papers and permits. A section argued that what benefits one group should not harm another, leading to abandonment of permits and a stance against seas stratum production. The discussion highlighted internal divisions over access and control of papers.
The report notes Labour’s defeat in Melbourne and cites temporary actors as the cause. Fisher comments no long term effect on national politics, suggests lack of political will hindered Labour from pushing their program, and questions impact on federal elections or referendum. He expects state cooperation with the Commonwealth Bank to remain unchanged.
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