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Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jan 22, 1930

Page

6

Dress Materials and Ladies Accessories Catalog Item

Serviceable dress materials including coloured linenes in multiple shades and widths, Riverina dress fabrics in broad designs, ladies surf shoes and two tone unshaded designs, silk gloves in pastel shades, Prestige silk hose, Bonds chamoibockers, and a large white pure linen supper cloth with hemstitched hem priced with various figures.

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Weather notes and community updates from Deeral district

January weather and river levels dominate the Deeral area as heat persists and storms clear. Reports detail the Mulgrave River flooding, boat losses, and searches for missing craft, with a new Fishery Creek bridge opened for traffic and local social events planned in Fishery Creek and McDonnell's Creek.

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Salter Not Guilty Plea In Atherton Speed Case

Atherton court hears Thomas Sharples plea of not guilty to speeding on December 3 1929 near Purcell’s corner Atherton. Inspector Salter gave evidence on trap timing 610 feet from hill to trap and 12 mph danger on curves. judge fines Salter £5 plus costs with imprisonment in default.

Atherton Thomas Sharples Whem Purcell’s Corner Jrd J. W. Salter Tinaroo A. S. Lilley Lilley, Grose W. Salter Parcells Core Tlam Bailey Wungaburra Mr_ Sharples Ims Wilson P.M Priors Creek Ate. Sharples Thave Sharples Belm Curve mm Flo Lilley Bemek F. M Main Roads Board Wey Iteci Diewt

Fragmented OCR notes hint at chemistry exam and location

Fragmented text references exams in chemistry and a location described as a house near a tree line. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR, but mentions of tests and a possible domestic setting are present.

Z. Schinkel O. Brisker Tully Preceme Me- Ne Senet Tsaresra Gare Nellie Coe Fis Tres Creek Mirriwang Els Shine Wis R Ree Mart Eric Rees Cairne T. Lander Deeral Atherton Tableland Gatwnic and Fatty Gorton Mir Babinda Busi Bess

Jubilee preparations in Herberton for fiftieth anniversary

An executive meeting of the Hack to Herberton Jubilee Committee outlines a five day program from Easter Saturday to St George's Day with events including a bazaar, tennis, cricket, rifle shoot, show, sports, racing, aboriginal corroboree, and a Back to Herberton ball plus plans for a public dinner and honorary patronage.

Herberton Wall ar‘Tange Herberton Jockey Jain Maczin W. Mazi Brisbane John Newell George Gordon E. A Atherton

Compromise Reduces Italian Payment in Liberation Plan

The Hague January 20 Italy will receive ten million marks from Czecho Slovakia for Liberation Loans instead of eleven million, enabling payment of nine million marks guaranteed to Britain at the August conference. The agreement followed a sharp intervention by Mr Snowden who likened the Little Entente to a man who robs another and offers money to buy back watches. M Benet of Czechoslovakian news is noted in the attack.

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Oscar Asche Publishes Novel In London Debut

London reports Oscar Asche, famed for theater, now writes fiction. His first work is titled The Joss Sucks at Chung. The author, described by the Day Express as a sharp observer, mocks modern storytelling and the talkie era.

London Oscar Asche Joss Chung Chong Hannen Swaffer

Visalia Claims World’s Smallest Public Park Site

In Visalia California officials tout a tiny public park in the city center described as the smallest in the world. The park contains a single old oak tree and measures just feet by feet, sparking interest as a curiosity landmark in downtown Visalia.

Visalia California

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