Market Notice on Sale Items and Price Reductions
Readers are informed of various sale items including linen towels bedding and apparel for men and women. The notice lists patterns colors and price changes with several items showing reductions from higher to lower prices. Buyers are urged to place orders noting the new discounted prices and stock availability.
Untlerclothing Display Prompts Local Invite
Mrs Hughes and Mies Smith host a display at Meltoume House Abbott meet inviting ladies to inspect. A Queensland police court session remanded two men for eight days over destruction of three cel lamps. Concurrent steamship service rumors affected northern port trade and reef changes. A public sale of grey goods attracts customers with daily specials and large stock. An elderly man purged in Cairns Police Court for indecent dealing with sureties posted. Marine report notes dredging activity in the channel affecting passage and dredge distance.
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Chinatown
Che U
Carns
P. G. Grant
P.M
Cairns Harbour Beard Deathly Geotlag Meeting Notes
A fragmented report recounts a NSW board meeting chaired by Marton with members Wears, Newell, Dillon, Bark, Armstrong and others. It covers inward correspondence, treasury queries, costs for timber handling, wharf removal, and a discussion of charges per ton amid nicknames and informal remarks.
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Cairns
Bomar Wes Peld
Ing
Nsw
Oir
GG. Marton
Alu Pees
Wears
J. Newell
Novie
T. Dillon
E. C. Bark
Hjd. Armstrong
W. C. Gritin
T. BR. Halt
Earl
Dillon
Mr. Doyle
Vangier
Kellys Hair Tonic Claims Natural Hair Growth
An advertisement for Kelly Chemist promoting Mealthy hair tonic sold in a 1/6 bottle. It claims scalp cleansing and stimulation of natural beauty growth. The text emphasizes hair and scalp care without detailing ingredients.
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Kelly
Kelly Chemiat
Dredge Duty Disputed Over Tari Proviso and Seams
Fragmentary report notes a duty dispute linked to the tari and a proviso about ear mate seams. It mentions the board may defy the ruling and hints at a potential maneuver by Maier Sor Cctens to none.
Cairns Harbour Board Meeting Notes and Budget
The Cairns Harbour Board debated refunds for tenders, reported on cost estimates for the cop wall and shed at wharf No 5, and discussed repairs to deck sheathing and channel works. They adopted a £4 weekly wage for a timekeeper, reviewed revenue and expenditure for 1911, and thanked retiring members while acknowledging ongoing criticism and the need for borrowing to fund deepening and new wharves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaimet
Doyle
Cairnns
Marien
Interlia
FP. J. Doyle
W. C. Grifin
J. C. Donald
Griffin
St. He
Newell
Caires
Dillon
Cairns
Selection of Camisoles and Embroidered Flounce Item
Fragmentary OCR describes a selection from Albourne House Mes Hughes and M Surtn Miss offering camisoles with melted 2 deep embroidery flounce. unclear details.
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Albourne House
Mes
Hughes & M
Labour Candidates Named for Senate Election Selections
In Sydney on Thursday Labour announces three candidates for the next Senate election. J Grant noted as General Secretary Political Labour League of N. Wales joins Ike Smith Secretary Central branch Australian Workers Union and David Watson President of the Western Colliery Employees Federation Newcastle as Labour nominees. In London the Carmarthen poll results show Williams Liberal 3835, Hop Uploniet 2555, Vivien Labour 3149. A rapid healer claim urges a science based cure for pimples sores and wounds sold in triangular pots.
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Sydney
J. Grant
Labour
League of N. 4
Wales
Ike Smith
Central Branch
Australian Workers
Nion
David Watson
The
Western Colliery Employees Federation
Newcastle
London
Carmarthen
Williams
Hop
Scienc
Ina
Ouraeanie Everpeb—S
Burning accident at Walgett camp harms woman and child
A fire at a teamster camp in Walgett New South Wales left a mother injured beyond hope of recovery and her child badly burned. The wagon and all possessions were destroyed, while the driver lost his wagon and post in the blaze.
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Walgett Hospital
Admitted CAD Theft Case At Water Police Court
Filmer James Leopold Barnes aged 28 faced theft charges at the Water Police Court for stealing jewellery from Mary Hulk between January and the 13th. Constable Coombes testified to his suspected marriage ploy and the accused admitted writing a fake slip claiming £500 in the bank. He received six months' hard labour amid strong magistrate rebuke for the case's cruelty.
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Sydney
Water Police Court
James Leopold Barnes
Mary Hulk
Coombes
Ube
Tig Bank
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Amra
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Herres
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