Chasing Fixtures for Stocktaking in Grocery Lines
Inventory notes show bar 23ins in all grocery lines as part of annual balance planning. The terse line indicates a stocktaking effort across departments to align with yearly financial targets.
09 Jan 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
1
Inventory notes show bar 23ins in all grocery lines as part of annual balance planning. The terse line indicates a stocktaking effort across departments to align with yearly financial targets.
George Russell Ayers Returning Officer announces nominations to fill vacancies from the retirements of John Cannon John Henry Fox and John Hastings Reed for Cairns Shire and Cairns Harbor Board. Nominations close January 11 1913 with papers signed by five ratepayers and a five pound nomination fee.
The Ameulance class members are to assemble at the Ambulance Quarters on Monday evening in January. Their certificates will be presented by Chairman Mr W B Prewett, MM, and Secretary J Hogan.
The page mixes local notices from Cairns including a prohibition order summons with no appearance and an auction announcement for the Strand Hotel site. It also contains wartime letters praising German resolve and urging British resolve, plus a medical verdict remanding several men for exam.
The Austral Pictures at Hibernian Hall will screen a new program headlined by When the Light Went Out a sea story praised for its fresh moving pictures. A complete change of pictures is promised with the Warwick Chronicle also featured in the lineup drawing strong audience interest.
A. M. Waddell announces a new General Store in Babirda offering goods at Bedrock Price. The notice mentions agency and parliamentary delegation discussions, and references charges and a 1915 film titled Wrath of the Tieds with brief notes on pages and paragraphs.
Brisbane correspondent covers Toowong meeting where alderman John I er tain is criticized. Also reports on Patrick Jtenano case dismissed, Chatheld fined for drunkenness with prior convictions, and a Cairns pharmacist advertises Craig's Shampoo Granules as a scalp remedy.
George Jones faced Cairns Summons Court on Friday over driving without lights on Hop Wah road at night. He pleaded guilty claiming moonlight aided visibility, but the P M upbraided the plea and imposed a fine of 16 and 3 shillings 6 pence costs.
Cairns Pictures notes Belgians resist a Belgian Infantry Cyclist and Machine Guns advance through Andeyes as Belgian troops push back a gallant opposing force amid combat scenes.
A vivid description praises Wrath of the Gods for its enormous reels and gorgeous cinematography highlighting sweeping visuals and grand scale.
A historical testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and back pain affecting both women and men. The piece urges readers to read patient reports claiming relief from stiffness, swelling, fatigue, and urinary symptoms after a short course. It mentions price 2 shillings 9 pence per bottle and lists sellers.
A clipped notice advertises an immediate remedy from Craig at View Regal, claiming instant relief for severe pains. It targets central station vaccination and mentions anticipated service next eventing with warnings about persistent irritation and urges prompt attention.
At Friday's council meeting the acting administrator for Papua asked for full particulars of the quetional gy forces in the Cujrma State for the registration of dees. The chairman and clerk commented on the record.
A garbled report from Aton town in Mekhiam references German forces and a tense scene involving a priest and a Stengel forward. The account notes the German camp offered something and a threat to shoot if not obeyed, but many words are illegible or corrupted.
An extensive review extols the immense audience draw of Wrath of the Gods at the palatial falucs Theatre with dramatic spectacle and superior cinematography. It also highlights a topical War Budget program featuring King George and Queen Mary at Aldershot and other frontline imagery, plus vaudeville and musical items. The Cairns City Brass Band will perform outside the theatre 7:3 to pm, urging seat reservations to be made today.
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