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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
1
A mangled court record describes a youth named William Ebert charged with stealing a German military relic. The judge and prosecutor debate evidence value, noting small marks and a few similar items, with caution advised for the youth. The case ends with a possible discharge on caution and limited remarks.
A cryptic report notes a Supreme Court dispute involving Dr Sheldon over a wine product labeled Thoravery and related parties. The filing cites costs or price terms and an action against unnamed defendants.
Compulsory oversupply forces S. Melick to offer a general clearance of men's clothing at Arnott Street, Cambridge. The note claims £2000 worth of stock from the Low Season Gomis must be sacrificed to reduce overstock and ease stock management. Hats, capes, shirts, boots and shoes included at substantially reduced prices.
The public is notified that a new studio has opened on ADBott Street Cairns in addition to painting. Photos taken in all sizes and posing services are a specialty.
At Cairn Harbour Board a motion to cut timber export dues 23 percent sparks debate. Supporters argue lower rates boost Atherton settlers and overall exports. opponents warn revenue loss without broader benefits and fear cascading demands from other industries.
The chairman recalled the matter of freight reductions for log timber and questioned lowering timber dues versus sugar subsidies. Supporters argued the board funds and wharf improvements justify current charges, noting timber costs differ from sugar and stressing long term industrial profits and plant wear. The vote sided with Mr Walsh and allies against the motion to cut timber dues.
A testimonial from Mrs. Oren of Walker Street Cooktown claims four years ago a shin eruption healed by Bet Dean's Ointment. The notice promotes the product as a universal remedy for skin complaints including eczema pimples and rashes and urges readers to try it.
The article extols Warner's Base Cure for kidney and liver disorders and related symptoms such as indigestion, biliousness, neuralgia, jaundice, backache, and bladder troubles. It also touts Warner's Safe Chemists products in original and non alcoholic forms for constipation diabetes asthma and nervous conditions.
The January meeting of the Nedgkinson District Hospital committee at Thornborough opened with the death of Mr Clark and a moment of respect. Financial reports from the treasurer and secretary were received, with £48 1s 3d proposed for payment, and the visiting committee's recommendations discussed. Members approved appointing Mr Havers to replace Mr Clark and removing Mr F Hi Girls from the sepotie post.
Members vote to hold the annual ball on a Saturday before May 24. The Kingsborough porta committee is thanked for its generous donation. Proposals to relocate and fund hospital consulting rooms include costs not to exceed £20 and installation of tanks with a communal crew to perform work. A visiting committee is appointed for one month.
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