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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
2
Br Charles GT Murray, surgeon chemist, resumes practice and may be consulted at AMT Building, Abbot Cairemac, with a note on health topics mentioning liver pills and bodily ailments in the surrounding notice.
Irregular listings show Watney Copper owing Darsalen Qu abr L10/18 to 47 toward Electrolytic and LAN Electrolytic, with amounts like £78 and 227 to zt6 forward. The fragment references Nor 236 and unsettled accounts in the Betal Market.
Police report an morning court appearance involving Thomas Bourke and others for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The scene included confusion over an unspecified matter as a steamer Tuivuan was reportedly due at Cairns next Saturday evening en route to Hong Kong, with hopes of proper berthing at the wharf.
The Shire announces a public meeting at noon on Friday to discuss rates and assessments under the Local Authorities Act. Ratepayers are advised to bring a deposit of five pounds and accompany a named associate for attendance at the session.
The Cairns branch of the Australian Natives' Association proposes a voluntary Defence system to train those over the present age limit who wish to learn weapon use. It suggests schools of instruction, regular drills, and ammunition access under military supervision to turn youths and frustrated adults into capable citizens and soldiers. The motion notes the present Act limits training to younger ages and urges broader, non compulsory preparation amid rising war concerns.
Local authorities report widespread approval for a Northern Authorities conference. The Brisbane gatherings reflect broad backing and growing momentum. Stakeholders expect a workable scheme and regional development as support consolidates across districts including the Eachum Shire.
Fragmentary notes describe PXPPAN MINING tied to Aone 1h paywayers arriving yesterday and leaving warnings for Papte. Mentions Mr. Collyer in reprenant Sydney syndicate and activities near Missi, 46 miles from Samara, 49 work the avid.
Reported remarks show tensions between Tin Carpenters and Joiners leaders over a three member committee amid a conference discussion. The dispute centers on the carpenters trade issue and dockyard harbor matters under consideration.
Councillor Warren retires after long service to Barron Shire. His leadership as Chairman brought order and decorum and his absence will be felt by the Shire and its residents.
In a Cairns court yesterday morning, Mr P G Grunt and Mr Michael Wais Abatreat gave evidence as the case against Smet was pursued for the full amount claimed. The proceedings included details of a winter telegram and a police-related incident involving a boy named George Palmer and an airgun altercation near Hep Wad-toad.
A fragmented report notes hopeful supporters backing Mr Denia as campaigns begin. Vague lines hint at plans for energy policy and social projects and reference past leaders and upcoming meetings in uncertain locales.
A garbled wire service style note describes an arrival involving Makdisas and a flying pianist figure. Details are unclear but reference to four stations and speed near a shoreline imply an event at a harbor. The text mentions Ohio and Yemeni ties with an expected video release.
A partially legible report describes the steamer Changsha in rough seas during a voyage to Sere in February. The vessel experienced a dangerous moment with uncertain circumstances and possible damage while at sea.
A disrupted record notes a request for tiles and a trunk line office location near Kulare in Yungalsuren Malandi. It lists distances and place names such as Kanth, Bwlry, Yungabiurra, and Madunda with an emphasis on telegraphy and timetables, and references a schedule from Ned Vin to Suneridiemlint with dates and shifts.
An unclear record from Liverpool Creek describes a death of William Baitt near the Cairne Polier area. The fragment mentions engagement by Mr Deninom to work at Liverpool Creek and a start date in early August, with references to paddocks and local figures Maitland and Me Dea.
An extensive gabeme convention outlines plans for a union with a branch in each place. It discusses paid secretariat support and an executive route, with expected strong leadership and contributions toward organizing activities. The text notes dates and mentions preparations for forthcoming elections and recognitions within the union structure.
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