Fisteres Cleared for Stucktaking and Bar Gains in Groceries
We announce clearance for STUCKTAKING and bar gains across grocery lines. In view of annual balance, we request prompt settlement of accounts as carried.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1915
Page
1
We announce clearance for STUCKTAKING and bar gains across grocery lines. In view of annual balance, we request prompt settlement of accounts as carried.
Mr J G Hoare calls an auction for the noted motor launch Kai Ore, a Cairns favorite vessel. A Mo Waddell announces the opening of a General Store at Bambda offering goods at Bedrock Pree. Agmey Royal Innesurface Company Linstead.
The F and A steamer St Allene arrived at Cairne on Monday morning from the Haat and was berthed at the wharf by Captain Middleton. The vessel discharged twenty two Chinwe and one Japanese aboard, and about ten tons of Euastere cargo were unloaded. The ship carried a large number of through passengers.
In Cairns Police Court on Monday before Mr A B Gibson PM Philip Fitepatrick and John Osborne forfeited bail for France Ress. John Joseph Livenes pleaded guilty for the defendant. Senior Sergeant Hawkes noted the man had been a good citizen, and the magistrate warned no return to court or harsher punishment would follow.
Chamber of Commerce to press for improved weekend mail from Townsville to Mourilvan and Port Douglas with Lass of Gowrie on Saturdays, arguing current double subsidies and overburdened postal staff create unfair strain and Sunday delivery gaps.
Audience fills the Palace Theatre for a vaudeville bill and new films. Acts include Mr Chester Harris, Sylvia dances, and Ivan Marshall musical pieces. A 1000ft wartime drama, There is a Flower that Hirometh, and newsreels cover naval aviators and the war effort. The program also features comedy and a short Be cause of her Past film.
Nine Russians bound from Brissanr arrive at Carne oo Momiay as immigrants. A notice lists chemical suppliers and remedies including All Syal's Peroxide Cream and Craig's Priexty Heat Helief. The Trinity Bay dredging resumes after holidays. weather favorable, port progress hoped despite cyclone season.
Cairns amateur photographers are asked to submit outing photos for publication in the Northern Herald. Plates should be sent to Mr A T Taylor. The Calla Branch of the Australian Nation Association discusses immigration papers of tailor S Hillman and praises Australian industries amid German accusations.
Vienna reports a grim New Year warsky forecast with German and Austrian rhetoric about overwhelming forces. Petrograd notes a German aircraft down near Weshwered on the Vistula and claims Austrian retreats and a Carpathian rear attack with machine guns captured.
Paris reports a communique saying Allied forces repulsed attacks at many points during the night. Artillery duels were fiercest in Arras, Albert, and Beye regions with additional fighting near Newport and Zormebeke. German efforts targeted Bremenil and Steinbach while Allied forces attacked near Parvilliers Laboisselle and Badonvilliers and expanded lines at Steinbach.
A London report describes British public mood as friendly while protests in New York show clashes and arrests. Riots, police clashes, and attempted rescues are noted alongside a cautious American ambassador’s view that Britain remains amiable and open to a satisfactory solution.
London dispatch reports German prisoners noting the war will last longer than expected as fighting continues in a labyrinth of trenches and crossings. They acknowledge the conflict is ongoing and widespread with no swift resolution in sight.
The Austral Pictures presented the day’s programme with the star film The Raid of Human Tigers. The crowd lingered for the dramatic war themed screening as the program continued.
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