12 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
1
A fragment details journeys around January with Lourne, reegnee leeree in Townsville and Melvorne dates, and Douglas returning the same evening before departing again to Townsville. The text references multiple movements and a shared itinerary plan across dates.
January 31 remarks announce FEARNLEY AND 0O. Chungesha leaving for the East. Gnocismas (N.D.L. lime) departs promptly. F. W. Lord & Co. guarantees the finest quality. Stocked by all grocers. try there.
Parishioners and interested readers of the Courier plan a meeting on the 12th to discuss the welfare of the oldest Anglican church in Brisbane. The event features lectures and sermons and includes publication plans to interpret church doctrine in a modern light. A resignation date for the church leader is to be discussed within six months. A £300 legacy from the late Peer is mentioned, with restrictions on its use.
The article discusses proposed rail extensions Mt Molloy to Port Douglas and Mourilyan, potential Tolga to Jobmetone linkage, and a western spur toward Cedar Crest. It notes government inquiry, possible disruptions on the Cairn to Kuranda trunk, and debates over opening up mineral and agricultural regions, with expert and public debate on feasibility and impact.
A damaged fragment notes water duration and metal buyers offering high prices. It speaks of giving him a chance to earn good money while the water lasts and implies the metal buyers deserve the opportunity.
An old advertisement fragment touts Dr. Sheldon’s Mak matic Liniment with phrases like cute bears and wondrous cuts. It appears as a price copy with odd terms such as sixpence and listed values, leaving readers unsure of exact product details.
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