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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary wires describe a mouth disease scare with sensational claims about animal origin and ministerial involvement. Reports touch on a strike at Waverford and other disturbances, noting authorities scramble to contain spread while journalists pursue dramatic angles amid unclear details.
Fragmentary text references a march or gathering, strike leadership, votes, and a petition. Mentions HM Mase, catering, Valin, and Welning Heralds. Details are damaged but imply a political contention with calls for action and sentiment on a party platform.
A damaged telegram fragment references government rhetoric and a pledge to support a regional initiative. The legible parts mention the people of a town rating a sum and a government stance, but many words are garbled, leaving the core message unclear.
A damaged report from a meeting of the committee discusses trials at Dulacca and a university funded experiment. It notes Dr Jean Wie's conduct and the open funds, with figures cited about subsidies and expected shortfalls impacting the next 12 months.
The readable text hints at references to mineral trades and local concerns but is largely garbled. It mentions minerals, ownership or control issues, and a general sense of concern about a future action or penalty. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge from the legible portion.
A Tuesday morning session at the Crottal Police Court saw the case of a produce merchant charged on remand with stealing £6 14s 6d from Robert Edwards of Xouhy between May 1 and June 10. The defendant pleaded not guilty and was committed for trial at the next Supreme Court sittings. bail set at £50 and further surety £50.
Sporting report details Cairns Elfle Club performers across 7 wine distances and 3400 to 700 yard events. Top scores include 35 and 31 with notable distances and a strong showing by Dean, Fay, and Mange. Warner led early ranges with 3130 and Wally Panis posted a 700 yard effort.
A fragmented directory page lists steamship lines and agencies, Cairns businesses, and insurance details. It highlights White Star Line Aberdeen Line Queenilaned Trustees, and accident and workers compensation mentions. Also shows advertising rates, advertising opportunities, and the London Directory Co Limited contact.
A fragmentary report notes a rough weather day near Stannary Mills with eight of many counters. It mentions people, places, and an overall sense of activity, including a reference to Canaries Alls and a long list of names and events amid a general news-ticker mood.
The article notes renovations at the Pioneer Hotel in Tumoul in a period marking renewed focus on resort development and regional tourism. It highlights associated improvements in local attractions and infrastructure aimed at boosting visitor appeal.
The ad urges readers to compare quality and prices at Central Clothing Emporium before buying elsewhere. It claims M Ward’s goods are superior and consistently fresh, with items like flannel undershirts highlighted. emphasizes men’s wear and stock kept in fresh condition.
Queensland Nations Bank, Ltd. operates under The Companion Act of 1863 with government audit oversight. The director listed is John Frederick Lard at the helm. The bank claims global reach including London, Brisbane, and Shanghai with historical ties to Australia, Scotland, South Africa, and other dominions.
R P Andrew operates as a direct importer of curios fancy goods Ceylon precious stones tortoise shell ebony and ivory work He offers lace samples with width and edging details available Also features a large assortment of pearlshell work and promotes Ceylon Lanka products
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