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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jul 12, 1913

Page

4

The Balkak War Report From The Front

The Deity Telegraph correspondent describes atrocities in Nigritw and surrounding villages. Bulgarian forces are accused of killing or burning hundreds of villagers while Greek and Serbian troops clash along the frontier, with reports of mass casualties and strategic shifts.

Los Thin Telegraph Nigritw Cote Fems Nugrita Auenalion Russophil Daestriett der Thiel Reek Legation Britain Buret Donager Pulgariane Pirot Serviena Staty Paitlebeld Krivolun Ishtik Redernis Houmania Balkans Servia Bulgaria Athens Kavaileami Dedeugatch Matin Nas St. Petersburg Doiron Helis Passes Meers Berlin Ivameff

Elections recount rules revised with scrutineer access

Melbourne reporters note revised procedures for recounts after retent elections. Scrutineers may observe by each candidate, and counting will be redone under new arrangements. Cabinet meetings are planned in the coming days to prepare a program for the upcoming session with ministers meeting today at 10 o clock.

Tediay Cesk

Prime Minister Revokes Union Preference on Federal Jobs

Melbourne reports the Prime Minister announced revocation of the unionist preference in federal hiring. The order ends compulsory union membership for government workers and applies immediately to public works and new labour initiatives, ensuring nonmembers may seek Commonwealth employment on equal terms.

Melbourne Fisher Cook

Home Rule Bill Debate Delayed in Lords

Lord Lansdowne gave notice that the second reading of the Home Rule Bill would be deferred until the country has judged it. Some see this as an attempt to bypass the Parliament Act and risk a deadlock. Debate is scheduled to close next Tuesday evening.

London House of Lords Lord Lansedowne

What Dyspeptics Should Gut

A physician advises that most indigestion stems from acidity in the stomach. He suggests avoiding acidic foods and, when dieting severely, taking a teaspoon of dispersed magnesia in hot or warm water after meals to neutralize acid and improve comfort. Magnesia is presented as a food corrective, not a medicine, reducing irritation by neutralizing acidity in the stomach contents.

Carnival Races Conclude in Fine Weather at Cooktown

The Carnival meeting at Cooktown closed in ideal weather with a large crowd including many Indies. Notable results include Maiden Hack Race won by Lavilla in 1.7, First Crock Race won by Rigid with three lengths, Flying Handicap taken by Shirty Bin in 1.17, and District Call Stakes won by Forrester. Second Crock Race saw Chips place second and Factotum third, while Visitors Plate finished with Susrty Bill first and Swemmy second. Dividend payouts ranged up to 16/ for the maiden race.

Cooktown Fienalta Dickens Lavilla Rogue Forrester Swemmy

Diverse Names and Teams Mentioned Across Kiribati Matches

The text lists numerous players and clubs including Carlton United, Natives, Cairns United, Railway Hovers, and others, alongside matchups, positions, and emergencies. It also notes the Kipps Shield First Round results and Davis Cup scores, with references to letters praising meat distribution, Queen Alexandra, and a fundraiser by Mr. Tunley for frozen sheep shipments to feed the needy.

Cairns United Railway Cairns Lowton Law Cardwell Williams Hill Mansfeld Burke France Fulton McCowatt Allan United Adomson Coates Healing McKenzie Davies Kelly Gome Goddard Webb Coe Calms Hendry Hunters Jorgersen Young Wellings Ping Australia Queen Alexandra Tunley Queens- E i Society Tend Ohn Society

Charity Gift of Colonial Mutton From Australia

The London Observer reports Ragged School Union Director Sir John Kirk distributing colonial mutton joints to aid thrifty families. A shipment of 150 carcases, organized with Mr W J Tumley, arrives from Queensland and is mirrored by a similar consignment in England.

London Observer Ragged School Union John Kirk John W. J. Tumley Queensland Evangelication Morkety Sir John Voller

For Sale at Nerton Mwagze Kairi Trade Notice

Rice on trucks at Kairi priced 5 per ton at Railway Station Cairns 6 3 per ton Steamer 6 6 Minimum four tons Terms cash on delivery Yam trade in corn to make a spoon or spoil a horn William Speirs Kairi.

Nerton Mwagze Kairi Cairns William Speirs

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