20 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1915
Page
1
A fragment lists numerous names and place names across Queensland towns and regions including Cairns, Innisfail, Port Darwin, Port Moresby, Townsville, and many localities such as Babinda, Kuranda, and Hollow. The text appears to be a directory-like compilation of residents, firms, or districts with scattered punctuation and formatting.
Shipping movements list vessels, routes, and timetables for Kuranda, Townerile, and Melbourne services. Includes PPRNS PINT, Bealing steamers, and Peregrin schedules with arrivals to Sydney, Melbourne, and Townsville, noting weekly departures and intermediate calls through Thursday to Friday.
A cargo from Hong Kong aboard the Taiyuen with A. O. Lim on board is due to arrive in July. The vessel is linked to Fearnley & Co. Ltd. and signals a notable shipment during the period.
The London Directory outlines a yearly public trade guide with exporters, merchants, and ships. It promotes colonial and foreign markets, provincial notices, and shipping schedules while offering advertising space and paid freight for a current edition.
Friday and Saturday races will begin at 1 15 PM, replacing noon starts to allow an early Pentheon. A large list of horses and owners is entered from Cairns and Townsville, including Fame, Ripley, Arsenicum, and Beechworts with stakes and times noted. The Caires Citteme Band performs during the annual event, with public entry limited to the front gate at Mr. T. McManus' office.
The Queensland State School invites essays on Life in Town or Country with the subject to be handled by boys and girls separately. Submissions must be completed by November 10 and feature a Christmas number priced at 64 shillings.
The fragment presents a potential university oriented feature titled Economic Fallac ies with a byline suggesting a University War by Queensland. The text is sparse and lacks clear events dates or named individuals beyond the institutional reference.
A fragmented local note records a dateline item titled Baturbat, mentioning a date or time element and a nearby region. The readable portion hints at a civic or community update without clear details.
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