Drainage to Lily Creek plans discussed by council
Engineer M R led a survey of Sheridan street to Charlet street where storm water drainage is impossible. Two main options were considered by the council, both requiring major work, one draining under Sheridan street to the swamp, the other along the northwest side of Charles street toward the railway. Discussions covered pipe sizes, invert levels, grades, and the need for a concrete channel, with estimates totaling about £3,400 plus contingencies and a possible additional 24 inch culvert under the railway. The mayor and Aldermen debated funding and urged a conference with the Railway Department to formalize plans.
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Sheridan-street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Charlet-street
Sheridan
Digger Streets
I.w
Charles Street
Dessiment
Sheridan Charles Street
Charles-street
N.W
McLeod-street
Bnx
Char- Tes-street
Cairns
St. Zin
McLeod Street
MeList Forest
Murchison
Nalt Egan
Curlewis
Atherton
Maranoa-street
Charles Streets
Ald
W. A. Cattine
McDonnell
Rutherford
Keble
Sporting of Teams Rules Drafted for Thursday Lodging
A fragmented public notice outlines rules for sporting team arrangements. It mentions deadlines and questions about a crucial application, with names obscured and dates unclear, indicating formal procedures for team entries and related eligibility.
Twin Doctors Die With Throats Cut in London Home
London January 15 Two Harley street doctors twin brothers Arthur and Sidney Smith radium cancer experts and Edinburgh graduates were found dead at Service Flat Saint James Their throats were cut and death likely occurred last week A note claiming poverty and devotion to cancer study accompanied the scene Their resemblance was noted as both mentally and physically alike and they reportedly shared distress.
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London
Harley-street
Arthur Smith
Sidney Smith
Edinburgh
Saint James
Romulus and Honor Shine in Randwick Challenge Stakes Preview
The final acceptors for the Challenge Stakes at Randwick are due at 1 pm. Honor, a Limond colt bought for 2300 guineas, is among the standouts, while Gloaming’s calibre is praised. Romulus, Dienjoy, and Hustler are noted as contenders with strong form, and Melbourne visitors plus apprentice J J O'Brien feature in upcoming racing plans.
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Randwick
Greenwood
Honor
New Zealand
Dominion
Auckland
Sydney
Aj.c
Melbourne
O'Brien
Local Cricket Notes and Team Movements Highlight Cairns Page
The Long-On B team led by captain G pies includes Keiman Robinson Ward Marsh McPhee Han as the A team prepares to play at Malanda and B team at Yunga burra. Secretary Tom Me ne Fereradend to be contacted before noon for transport and arrangements. Also featured is a cricket bat loaned to Mr Blanchard by South Melbourne star and Cairns native connections. MacDougall of the Waratahs heads to Brisbane for holidays while Reg Draney returns to Townsville. both were Cairns reps, with possible replacements by Gelling during absences.
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G. Pies
G Keiman
M. Robinson
K. Ward
A Marsh
McPhee
W. Hannifty
Malanda
Yunga‘burra
Ite
Ae Hee Teks Ney
Tom Mene Fereradend
McC
Blanchard
South Melbourne
J. Blanchard
Yengirie
MacDougall
Waratahs
Brisbane
Reg Draney
Waratah
Townsville
Ious Cairns
Gelling
Body found four miles from bridge in river search
The body of Henry Zielke, 26, believed Bundaberg native, was recovered by police about four miles from the Herbert River bridge after a crossing attempt turned deadly. Magill, 19, and Asher, 24, struggled in the current and reached shore downstream. all three had been fleeing by river with swags and clothing.
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Ingham
Saauars
Henry Zietbe
Herbert River
Cardwell
Tully
Zielke
Asher
Mazill
Ins
Magill
Bundaberg
Extraordinary hoax hits Salvation Army impasse
A forged letter dated Mondit 8.33 bearing Higgins as chief of staff of the second corps circulated in Britain and abroad. The Telegraph Office received hundreds of replies to the fake notice, while Army leaders expressed mixed views and distrust over the purported message and its timing.
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London
Higgins
Sunbury
Masy
High Council
Beerga Saisem
Doctors Smiths suffer poverty over cancer research
London reports that Doctors Arthur and Jodney Smith say their life saving cancer research left them in poverty. They hid their hardship from friends in Edinburgh WM who helped, and the letter to the nation notes the high costs of radiotherapy equipment and related research.
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London
Arthur and
Jodney Smith
Nation
Edinburgh
The Parallels and a Tragic Cancer Research Loss
The Daily Telegraph chronicles a remarkable tragedy in cancer research with twins who resemble each other closely. Friends note the near indistinguishability, tall dark figures, pince nez, and identical hairstyles as a representative interview captures the pair at a hospital setting.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Kellogg Pact US Senate Moves to Report
Washington January 15 reports say the Kellogg Pact was formally ratified by the Senate while a committee drafts a report. Senator Borah proposed new treaty reservations and assent to accessions. Senator Walsh defended the treaty as a strong, revolutionary pronouncement amid a crowded chamber of supporters.
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Washington
Borah
Cossattee
Senate
Walsh Noa
Walsh
Lloyd George Abroad
London dispatch dated January 14 reports Prime Minister Lloyd George touring abroad with Dame Mar in attendance as a notable acquaintance event amid diplomatic activity and public interest.
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London
Dame Mar
London Professor Sir Wiltam Bova Daw Dies at 80
London reports the death of Professor Sir Wiltam Bova Daw aged about 80 at Vittone Ue University in Manchester. The obituary notes his long tenure and contributions to academia.
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London
Wiltam Bova Dawand ‘Palennistogy
Vittone Ueversity
Manchester
New Dance Palais Brings 20000 Pound Brisbanes Scheme
Brisbanes January 15 report notes a company being floated in Brisban e modeled on the State Theatre Melbourne and the Ambassadors Theatre Perth. The plan outlines a dance palace with a 20000 pound scheme and aims to mirror established city venues.
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Brisbane
Bris
State
Melbourne
Ambassadors
Perth
Local sale ads and tenders flood page with auctions
Advertised events from E A Brake and Co list sale of used vehicles and tenders invited. Auctioneers T Reddan and W N McKeeman announce auctions including premises at Parramatta street and Aloomba cafe lease and stock. Notices also mention Cairns Board tenders for lower voltage work and Gordonvale Tart Club meeting at Mulgrave Hotel.
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E. A. Brake and Co
Lake-street
Reddan
Anckn Ste
Cairns Board
Tattersall’s
Mulgrave Hotel
South Johnstone
W. N. McKeeman
Gordonvale
Aloomba
Aes
Tade
Aloomba Cafe
Jugoslavian Dictatorship Tightens Control in Belgrade
From Belgrade reports indicate the dictatorship in Yugoslavia is growing more absolute. Electoral laws have been abolished and two opposition newspapers were shut for criticising the regime, ceasing publication.
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Berlin
Belgrade
Bian
Agreb
Mes
Harwich to Get Regular Seaplane Route to Oslo
The Air Ministry and Aviator Company outline plan to make Harwich Britain’s first airport with a regular passenger sea plane service to Oslo via Rotterdam Amsterdam Hamburg and Copenhagen. Oslo would be reachable in nine hours from London under the scheme.
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London
Air Ministry
Aviator Company
Harwich
Britain
Oslo
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Londen
River Clyde Offered For Sale
The Morning Post reports the River Clyde’s owners find the ship unprofitable and offer it for resale. Some may seek to acquire it as a national memorial to a gallant military episode, reflecting its sentimental value to Britain.
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London
Morning Post
Clyde
Britain
Get the Green Feeling with Nature Health Salts
A vintage ad urges readers to improve wellbeing by caring for the stomach and internal organs. It promotes HEALTH SALTS as a natural health aid, claiming benefits for digestion and energy, and urges readers to obtain a bottle at 2/9 per bottle by writing to Box No. 7s G.P.O.
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Ives
G.P.O
Town Phones Start Business Across All States Regulated
A brief note indicates that Tr Trunk Line and Doubles, Straight Out are starting a business nationwide under regulated guidelines in Brisbane. The fragment mentions Phones and the number 94. Further readable text outlines regulatory compliance and cross state operations.
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Brisbane
Marshal Foch Health Improves Despite Anemia
Paris January 15 Marshal Foch shows slight improvement today while authorities disclose acute anemia. He told doctors I am badly hit this time but I won't let it get the better of me and will fight on, reflecting his resolve amid mounting health concerns.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Lindrum 3000 Ahead in London Billiards Match
In London on January 16 the billiards match saw Lindrum take a lead against Newman. The scoreline was developing, with Lindrum ahead as the game progressed and both players competing for the win.
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London
Newman
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Deering
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Local Distribur
Prigig
the TV
Doncaster
Land of Leisure
Ae Smart
Romulus
Hustler
Gordonvale Turf Club
Bridge
Aap If
Ee Salvation Army
The
Bio Tailoring Establishment
Phone
USA
Lloyd George Abroad
Jugoslavia
Ee Pees Harwich
River Clyde
A. M. Todd
RED Shop
Northern Australian Breweries Ltd
Es Lindrum
Tallory
Big Tres
Abbott Lore
Rex
Joseph Hepewey McVilly
The Clyne _ ‘Post ™ Ltd
Abbott Street
Calrag
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