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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
2
A fragmentary notice discusses guarantees for shore lines and wage policy amid mounting tension. It cites officials in Mount Mulligans and Northern telegrams, noting hopes for binding agreements to prevent price rises while warning against new checks. Local leaders debate measures and public stance in a tense economic moment.
The piece argues the district welfare in the Chitingoe crisis hinges on government action regarding Promive and the private undertakings. It questions why the government risks national rail interests and calls for bold, clear motives to protect mineral and timber regions and the 10,000 workers involved. Union leaders warn of seriousness of the situation.
Market figures appear garbled with partial numbers and names. The readable items include reference to prices 48 and 76 and names Lovie and Lin, but details are missing and the context is fragmented.
A pieced ad text promotes Milkmaid Coffee as a soothing remedy for painful cures and hard work, claiming it relieves troubles when prepared with boiling water. It touts a delicious cup of coffee using Milkmaid Newtles and is sold by grocers.
The notice references a sale of furs and mention of a Northern representative, Mr. J A. Kearme, at Hides Hotel. It notes inquiries from Rawali about vanilla cultivation in the Caires district and expert comment by Mr. HL Newport on tropical culture. It highlights ideal conditions in the scrub belt between Gordomvale and Tanistail for vesitia cultivation.
Fragmentary transcript shows a witness about to testify and a lawyer arguing representation. The record notes concerns over fairness and police awareness of who represented the owner. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Dental notice states Chattee GT Murray may be consulted daily on all branches of the dental profession at ALP Building Hartford, telephone 158, P.O. Boxims.
The Cairns Fire Brigade Board convenes at the office of Mr Sturt on Monday evening to elect offers. A telegram from the Muster Builders' Association reports industrial developments and Crown Law actions.
Fragmented OCR text records a preliminary hearing related to a person named Chas tm Een and charges tied to a misused funds list. Committee discussions touch on subscribers list, Cairan School, and potential communications with local residents. The excerpt ends with incomplete notes and references to correspondence and printed copies.
The notice presents a dated advertisement praising Kel V's leading footwear and clothing store. It extols service, value, and a wide stock of shoes and garments matching city prices. It stresses good goods, rapid customer response, and appeals to shoppers for endorsements and patronage.
A Cairns School of Arts meeting was held on Thursday evening. Members listed include A Mari Lew Ti Mamsers J 1 Peake P War mer GW Free BM Svendece and others. The minutes note positions for the ensuing year and committee appointments across several groups including library and public lectures.
In Cairns Police Court on Thursday a young man named Thomas James Format faced charges based on information from Constable Tereshied and Sergeant Howie. The case involved the defendant's mental condition and his alleged conduct on the wharf, with the court noting his age and previous conduct. The Sergeant Banker testified about the matter, and the judge outlined potential penalties if convicted.
Fragmentary note describes a picture show interval with names Gont and Guy at a location termed Weteens Xo. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates but implies an entertainment interval during a screening.
Hoary rain fell across south frewtern uran and western Hineamar Maw. A severe flood threatened towns with 40 turms and water over the Fal a. Mitchell reported 735 Yolnie heavily affected while the Torun area remained drenched. The Mareaoa River nearly dried at Mitchell and road conditions deteriorated. Strong winds disrupted shipping and early forecasts warned of continued flooding.
A damaged OCR record shows a ship voyage listing passengers and crew from multiple towns and ports. Names include Musgrave Conic town captain W Thomtos and numerous individuals such as J Lite fia Father Worth HL Bart F Mente man J Carrol W Gladwin Connors and many more aboard the steamer.
Community notices describe the departure of a local trader, James Aird, from Cotter District. Residents recall his years of service, friendships formed, and ongoing contact with townspeople, while skepticism and concern about future leadership ripple through the district.
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