Cairns Town Council debates kerosene storage rules
A Cairns special council meeting reviews a report by the Nuisance Inspector on kerosene and oil storage in a brick building near the Mining Exchange Hotel. Merchants letter urged delaying by law enforcement due to wartime shipping disruptions and central storage questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coane
Fearminy and Co
Abbots and
Lakestreet
Mining Exchange Hotel
Mnet
Abbott Street
Lake Street
Bnng
Compee Nee
Merthania
Cod
Cairns
Dorler
Sigures i Crimins
Pearte Locke
Frei Taylor M. Poland
Samuel Allen
Sona
Armstrong
Lecke
Stilton
Jane P. Pease
A.J. Deeper
Besse
Nuisiness
Fearnley End
Council Debates Actions On By Laws And Chamber Of Commerce
A town council discusses by laws and a call to action by Alderman Draper regarding the Chamber of Commerce. The mayor plans careful inquiry before any drastic move, and a motion to approve the mayor’s action in calling the meeting is passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald [Draper
Li Poopie
Aljerman Draper
Chamber of Commerce
Aldermas Draper
Igethe Gelling
Aillerman Brown
Australian First Expeditionary Force Camp at Cairo Described
An Australian War correspondent in Cairo details the arrival and setup of Australian troops in the desert south of the city. He notes tents like sails, roads built through gardens, a vast hospital at Menai s Hotel gardens, and units from New Zealand and Egypt joining the occupation force in the Sinai. The piece contrasts orderly military mobilization with tourist expectations of tranquil ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awe
Melbourne
Australian First Expeditionary Force
Cairo
Aimee
Menassis Hotel
Brewsur
Military Road
Caro
Cna
Alexandria
Wageons
Gma
Mem House
Infantry
Arillery
Licht Horse
Si Maadi
New Zealand
Nile
Seitum
Sinai Peninsula
Commonwealth
Fo Aresk
Warchy
Hightaorg Lami
Australians Enter Egypt Desert Camp After Cairo Arrival
A lengthy eyewitness report describes Fifth Battalion movements from Cairo to a desert camp near the pyramids. Troops unload via tram and camel trains, endure heat and dust, establish a base, and attend a church service led by Rev. Captain Dexter.
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Target and
War Office
Gafield
Lee Metford
B.S.A
Bowes
Cairns Town
Belt of Wednestea
Ot Bool
Susantes
Ald. Enilon
A. J. Kraper
M. Ward
Tyrie
Wm C. F. Gelling
A. Brown
J. Cochrane
Susance
Dutec
Thrown
Fearnley and Co
Cairne
Mining Exchange
Kearnyami Co
Burs
Philp
Geiling
Fearnky Sol Co
Dr. T
J. Draper
Roede
Mena Camp
Abe Aumiright Rao
Abu Film
Jim Uaire
Pyramids
White Road
Sibing
Melbourne Artllery Regiment
Sinth
Queensland Infantry
Forumus
Man
Joan
Gall
Perallel
Ordnance Depot
Red Cross
Bone House
Bow Mere
Lyle Pout
Ubeih Cole
Mtumost
Abe Bod Ieee Dre
Jean Alter
Camel
Ami
Fuateeter Trewkins
Auestroluin Geldier
Bedouime
Hev
Dexter
Theattalion
Sappleon
Venta
Mena
Dave
Pyramide
Beler
THE
Anti-German League
Carlton
Victoria
Burns, Philp & Co., Limited
Willys Utility
H.p
Chasm
Willys
Amocs Overland
E. G. Eager & Son Limited
Adelaide Street
Brisbane
A. Hoossian
Einasleigh and
Kidston
Queensland Insurance Company Limite
Nadmann
Mm “Motoscodee
Thiomph
Corresp
Ondence
Initiel
Beaides
Lim
Soy Carpenter
Serch & Steelt. Limited, Street, Valley
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