Will probate sought for Fanny Geary's estate at Cairns
Notice to creditors and interested parties that probate of the will of Fanny Geary deceased of Cairns is sought with Charles Geary named executor. Interested parties may lodge a caveat before July 11, 19. Solicitors Murray McLaughlin and Wilson Ryan & Grose are listed.
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Fanney
Geary
Cairns
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Charlee Geery
Ery
Cairn
Santa Water
Billy Hughes Gl Co St 17 Of the Billy a hee cow
Fragmentary report mentions a drive and sinking of a magic shaft in a road project dated July 8. The text is garbled but notes a roadway work near a river and references gold tests and parental lines. No clear events, dates, or responsible organizations are readable.
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Billy A Hee Cow Iaiming Co
Charbel
Brisban e cattle sales report from Ferwich and Co
Brisbane cattle sales notes show Ferwich and Co offering stock for sale with sheep and lamb entries. Markets for mutton remain steady with firm demand and better prices, lamb and calf counts recorded alongside cattle output in Kingston area July listings.
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Brisbane
Ferwich and Co
Salewant Agg
Nba
Arrivals and sailings of ships with multiple destinations
Arrivals list July 11 includes Kuranda from Townsville with passengers and many names. Basilina due Sunday, Lameroo due Lathinet, coal and sugar cargoes noted. Ships Maeburn, Waipars, Eastern, Aldinga, Morinda, Wyreems, Canberra, Innisfail, Lass Gowrie schedule Cairns, Melbourne, Port Douglas, and Papua routes with passenger and cargo movements and return plans.
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Ded Tarleton and the Practice of Sieshine in the Township
Fragmentary note references Ded Tarleton and the practice of sieshine within a township. No clear event, date, or entities beyond the names appear. readable content is sparse and lacks verifiable context.
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Ded Tarleton
Quotation on Queensland deficits and Theodore era politics
A July 12 1922 Post column critiques Queensland finances with a £188 591 deficit versus predicted large shortfalls. It questions Labor Railways spending, the Theodore cabinet’s balance of power, and government tactics to shore up support among rural voters, hinting at camouflaged agricultural bargains.
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Theodore
Thas
Labor Party
Theodorian Achemes
Queensland
Fyther
Tawa
Ugarv
Ita
Yen
Drunkenness cases and local sale notices in Cairns column
In Cairns notes, John Burjeas and Albert Ative face charges for drunkenness in the Police Court before Mr. Simpson. A Busy Freshwater social plans a benefit dance for the Bunting Fund. A large furniture sale at Sheridan and Aplin Street runs July 13, with fixtures from McMahon. A watch and chain and obscene language charges feature a defense by Mrs. Hamlyn-Harris. The Railway Band uniform project advances as fund-raising and a wool concert is planned to support the band.
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Albert Ative
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Jorge Bradford
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Winstone
Wim
Jack Druid
Tao
Mia
Hire
Ania
Cairns District Meeting Promises Wall Advertising Updates
In the Cairns district monthly meeting notes, Teta appears in correspondence about advertising Fotawins. The record highlights ongoing discussions on advertising strategy and local engagement.
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Eh the Wall
Cairns
District
Teta
Nur
Fotawins
Weather and Trade Notes Reach Chamber of Commerce
A fragmentary report notes unsettled conditions and a weather update as business leaders, including Vic, engage with the Chamber of Commerce. The text mentions Tuesday schedules and potential continuance of discussions affecting local commerce and policy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Maywahia and Mayeshita Sale on Lake Street Ends Soon
A local sale advertises discounted goods as prices fall below cost as the market nears month end. The sale promotes bargain markdowns and urges customers to act quickly before the end of the month with several reduced items highlighted.
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Maywahia
Mayeshita
Lake Street
District Society Meeting at Hambledon School
Residents gathered at Hambledon School on Sunday to plan a choral society event. J Mit shell opposed the conductor, a strong committee was formed, and efforts were made to secure funds for the social by July with advertisements to appear in the issue.
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Hambledon
Wa Choral Society
J. Mitshell
Salvation Army Reception at Oddfellows Hall
Salvation Army officers and members gathered at Oddfellows Hall on Tyee for a reception hosted by Commissioner Van Brent. Alderman J. G. Hoare presided as dignitaries praised Army work, while Mrs Whatmore charmed the audience with a vocal item and a sewing display impressed attendees. The Commissioner’s world‑wide Army experience earned praise as arrangements received credit. He departs for Anderson on Sunday and then for Charters Towers per program.
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Queensland Life Assurance Company Shares Sell Fast
The Queensland Life Assurance Company faced strong demand as shares were offered in the public market at 8 shillings, with many remaining for sale. Organiser Mr. W. S. Acworth cited high interest and expected further sales as the company plans to insure fire, accident and sickness, along with eye and dental coverage.
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The Lane that Had No Turning in Pontiae
A melodramatic tale set in Pontiae follows Madeline de Lajen ease, her marriage, a forged will, and a plan to reclaim her inheritance. The Signer dies, a rival surfaces, and political intrigue drives Madeline toward a perilous confrontation as hidden alliances unravel.
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