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Trin WwW EO expands offerings with hats sun shades and handbags. The listing shows a diverse range of accessories under the store name. Shoppers are invited to browse new styles and colors for the season.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1916
Page
2
Trin WwW EO expands offerings with hats sun shades and handbags. The listing shows a diverse range of accessories under the store name. Shoppers are invited to browse new styles and colors for the season.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names and entities associated with shipping arrivals from southern ports. Included are individuals and firms such as Adelaide Co Ltd agents, Australian Steamships, and a wide roster of names like Holmes Knowles Sithaw Hansen Young Blackiey Tepe Auld Wage Feetch Reed Vollmam Ines Petge de Pho cert El P Hoimm Wood Gilden King Beri Minckley Wilmitt Sue He gan Nora Hooper Ives Teedersoe and many others, with references to Cape Mel fame and Toman Vamengety. The text appears to be an arrivals roster or consignees, with multiple names and affiliations scattered throughout.
A disrupted list of names and roles appears with a heading Departures. The OCR reads numerous individuals including captains officers passengers and several organizations or companies referenced in relation to a voyage. The fragment shows an incomplete roster and likely a ship or voyage notice from a maritime column.
Shipping items show Barns, Philp & Co and Linstead Steamers with regular routes to Townsville, Port Douglas, Cook Town, Mackay, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns and Melbourne. Vessels depart on specific weekdays and return, with successive legs to major Australian ports and westward connections.
Australian Sac makips reports Limited Steamers set to play Mackay in Sydney on Friday with possible arrivals on Tuesday. The team then heads to Melbourne for the following Monday match, as weekend fixtures unfold.
An old ad fragment touts Cherry Balsam with references to Stands Cairen No and Cherry Halee. It mentions coughing relief and health claims in a brief, period-style format as part of a local storefront notice.
Graham and Matheson Limited list offices in Melbourne Ravenswood Charters Towers Cairns and Melbourne as ore buyers and assayers. They act as agents for Sulphide Corporation and Electrolytic Refining and Smelting. Details include shipment routes between Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Townsville Mourilyan and Port Douglas with weekly sailings and service from Townsville and Cairns.
Memorial notice for Johanna Anderson who died July 24, 1984. Husband John Anderson and daughters Dora Lily Mildren and W and J Mildren insert heartfelt tribute. Family recalls her as loving wife and mother and notes she was laid to rest after suffering.
A New York business gathering heard National City Bank vice-president W Kies declare that the pound sterling will remain a common value reference and London will continue as the world's market after the war. He stressed England's role as carrier nation and warned against shifting the global pricing power away from London.
The Cairns region stands to gain a permanent outlet for produce and cash as the North Coast Railway connects Cairns with the back country, replacing erratic boat service. It promises steady shipping access, increased goods flow, and closer ties to Cairns and Australia’s tropical belt, supporting agriculture and population growth.
Market listing shows numerous entries with birth or sale markers and fractional prices. Names include Bonnie North Brilliant Deepa and Mills United among others with terms like paids and paida indicating payments. Entry fragments suggest a chaotic catalog of shares or consignments.
Fearnley and Co Ltd Citcacha and Taiyusa ships arrive from Hong Kong via ports in August 1916. One vessel, Leter ail, listed as arriving on 21 August, signals an import flow from Hong Kong.
The Moralta under Capt H H Hrmsen arrived at the Company's wharf on Sunday morning with few passengers. The ship left Sydney on Saturday the 15th and faced light variable winds with heavy beam winds to Brisbane where it docked Monday morning. From Brisbane to Townsville bold beam winds and moderate seas were met, reaching that port early Friday. Fine weather continued from Townsville to Cairns.
Commercial report from London on July 2 notes wheat cargoes firmly held and offered. Market activity subdued as global supply and demand balance remains unclear amid steady prices and cautious trading.
In Smithfield market Australian frozen mutton sold at sid per ih New Zealand at cd and South American at 884 Australian lamb sold st rod New Zealand at cod and South American at yold.
London reports July 25 price notes for finest hard Para rubber sold to say at 2 shillings 10 1/2 pence per ton for plantation first latex crepe and smoked sheet at 2 shillings 3 pence.
A compactive statement by Messrs Whittal and Co. shows tea shipments from Ceylon to Australia declined in the first five months of the current year compared with the same period last year, and further dropped 25 percent from the 19:4 period, with a larger decrease noted in that year’s same month.
The Australian Metal Exchange reports July twenty one London middle quotations for metals including copper lead tin and silver. Copper spot unchanged at 55 three months y ssy fr gr. Lead spot with 28 12s 6d. Tin spot 168 7s 6d with three months 163 175 6d. Spelter forward up three pounds. Silver spot qo 3 16 per owner.
The North Coastal Railway aims to connect Cairns to lanis fail opening rich agricultural land to development. The project boosts sugar district expansion, acknowledges recent progress at South Johnstone, and notes rising settler influx and improved local commerce.
Trade in Textiles News from London announces a directing manager will visit Australia to offer shares in a new company formed to import cotton and woollen goods. The British capital will fully fund the venture, with warehouses planned in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide.
Fragmented OCR text lists times and dates for astronomical events like Apogee and Moon phases. Mentions include July dates and multiple odd timestamps, with unclear spellings and stray numbers.
An ad highlights De Steads Throat Pastille for throat relief. At Cairns Police Court a Aboriginal individual was charged on suspicion of unsound mind and remanded for medical observation after witness evidence of wandering.
News item notes a man named Dowsey was thrown from a horse on Abbott Street and sustained minor injuries. It promotes the Monster Patriotic Benefit at Palace Theater on December 6 and 7, urging ticket purchases and urging support for the Red Cross. Box plans and reservations advised at Whittick's.
An advertisement touts Craig's special Cough Syrup with White Fine and Tar as a long trusted remedy since a decade ago. It claims high success, urges no substitutions, and notes availability only through Robert Craig, Cairns chemist, with post free bottles.
The notice page describes an auction at Speen Street by A. J. Draper Ltd for tender materials to Mr. Mutch and household furniture from Mr. Bredlay Abbott Street, with piano included. It also lists weekly Guild meetings and a timber sale, plus shop notices for Clark's Model Store and a court verdict regarding Philip Heath on export charges.
The public notices Billie Burke portraying Peggy in the celebrated Dillard Roure production. Reviews praise her performance as the most exquisite and perfect, with high marks for dazzle and artistry. Patrons are urged to see the feature in its current run.
A Cairns cinema advertisement promotes Billie Burke in a popular English stage star appeal with praise for her performance. It also forecasts the night’s lineup at the Austral Theatre including Dream a Italian Moonlight and The Terror among longer features. Regular prices of 1 and 6d apply.
The article previews Mary Miles Minter in Always in the Way at the Palace Theatre with a sabre-wonder play. It notes her youth at 15 and calls the picture well photographed and directed. It also mentions the Master Key episode and the special feature Lure of Woman with Alice Terry, plus exciting scenes of India and military life.
The All Star Circus arrives in Cairns with 20 performers including Sono ia Sanches and Zeneto. Acts feature acrobatics on wire, a cave-walker, aerial shows, and the famous Bennie Prince pony. The show promises large crowds and a full stage at the street venue near the railway motel next Tuesday night.
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