Health of Cairns Inspectors Report
The city health report lists infectious diseases for the month including diphtheria and typhoid like cases. It notes swab samples sent to Townsville hospital for examination and lists sanitation actions, complaints, pest control, animal controls, and nuisance abatement.
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J Vilasgrw
Health Halarmitusry
Townsville
Berketts
Mbuavie
Lilley Creek
Clatie
Ares
Hoaed
Bris Hance
Innisfail School of Arts Holds July Meeting
Innisfail July 22 month meeting of the committee of the Innisfail School of Arts presided by Mr E Venables Ioresilenty. A.D Leyland resigns due to departure for Bundaberg. motion to accept with regret carried. Selection committee formed to nominate successor and obtain literature.
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Innisfail
E. Venables
Innisfail School of Art
A.D Leyland
W. P. Hubbard
W. Francis
J. Archibald
C. Teitaer
Lary
A.D. Leyland
Bundaberg
Arisbane
School of Arts
Lands Department
Innisfail School of Arts
Fralfney
Complaint Against Charges Against Railway Department
Steve EK Gallagher leads a protest against rail charges for transporting a motor vehicle from Tully to Dahinda. He argues extra costs for a detour via Innisfail and Babinda total about £7, deterring northbound trade. Local drivers plan to use the rail route if fares were reduced to avoid higher charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve EK
Gallagher
Railway Department
Tully
Dahinda
Atnnisfail
Bonisfail i Bobinda
Vaculoid Promises Piles Relief Through Blood Flow Cure
An advertisement touts Vaculoid as a safe internal remedy from Dr. Leonhardt that removes the cause of internal piles by restoring blood circulation in the lower bowel. It claims a simple home treatment with a long record of relief and saves operation costs.
Ingham 5 Show Opens After Year Lapse in Fine Weather
The Ingham 5 Show reopened after a year’s gap amid clear skies. Visiting horses from Jw and Payne drew attention, with cattle, fruit, dairy produce, sugar process display, and cane exhibits on show. Principal prizes went to Mrs Challand’s Cab ring, A Foley’s four-seconds time in Wood Chop, and G Kirkwood’s Jersey entries, with CS.R. Coy and Teitel among top prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
Jw and
Payne
T. Kearnan
Ghinghinda
F._ Hayley
Poppy
Nancy
Peggy
Cs.r. Coy
G. C. Teiteel
W. McléInen
W. Mc
Doherty
J. Sipeon
Second Day At Ingham Show Sees Record Attendance
The Ingham show on July 23 enjoyed fine weather and a record turnout. Takings reached £25 for two days, over £601 more than the previous best. Exhibits in the ring were numerous and strong, with Lt Judit’s Rocket winning multiple events including the high jump at six feet nine inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
Judit
Rocket
Hack
Ferraroe
Remaude
Happy Harry
Mepe Warren
Firefly
FH. Papworth
Killarney
Mrs. Hunter
J. Reinaudo
Grey
Judd
M. Lee
I. Judd
A. Payne
A. L. Payne
Edwards
J. Simonelli
Dereth
T. Juddid
Sugar Exhibits Highlight Poultry Vegetables and Produce
An extensive exhibit display showcased poultry with winners such as Indian Cane and Leg vetti, varied sugar cane varieties, and top produce including vegetables English potatoes and sweet varieties. Awards covered cabbages, carrots, turnips, tomatoes, eschalot, pumpkins, fruit like lemons and oranges, and local specialties from Fraser's Ltd and Mrs. Gee on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F E. Duckworth
Ken
J. Toogood
G. Gee
L. Hartwell
K. Knowles
Mrs. Copley
Johnson
C.S.R
Victoria
Eschalot
Mra. F. Alston
A. Keb
G. Finlayson
H. G .Burke
H. G. Burke
Danous
Exhibition of farm and domestic displays surprised visitors
A local show featured a varied collection including Mrs A Bebl collections of jams jellies and preserved fruits, Mrs Burke and Mrs Hobbs dairy and baked goods, and numerous jam and pastry displays. Machinery and girl motor displays drew attention among agrarian products and domestic science works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bebl
AL Beth
Trommsminde
J. Bailey
Thoblys
A. Ket
Moers
J. Mailer
A. Burke
Elonor
Wuttiter
Parkles
Sral Jan
E Srathin
Simpeon
Mre
British Labor Critics Hear Mild Censure In Session
London reports a mild censure directed at British Labor critics during a parliamentary session. The discussion touched on remarks by Mr Wheatley and Mr Maston regarding public victims and alleged machinery concerns, with Ponting noting the slow pace of reforms and future opportunities for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wheathey
Maston
Oil Permits and Applications In The District
Local reports note oil permit activity as several applicants seek rights across a 27 square mile area. The text indicates multiple licenses under review with varying vesting dates and vested rights, pointing to broader industry interest and district involvement.
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Fach
Serviettes
Damark Serviettes
A Most
Great Friendship
Tobralcoes
Lre
S.M
Armstrong, Ledlie and Stillman Ltd
Lake Street
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Smile
K. Rayne
BW. Helden
A Hobbs
Betwee
Ee Chop
A. Foley
AL Glendenning
Tim
J. Copewell
Vik K. Fletcher
BE. Ami
H. Boschetti
S. Ferraris
G. C. Finlayson
Zardo Brothers
Thas Puidlers
Ly Fee
Shersly
Ronisch
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Pittard, Diack & CO
Abbott-street
Cairna
Queen Street Bhigbare
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Cage Coon Ee
Astralian Manufacturers
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GC. Eng, Ltd
England
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Flemeriberat
Whalen
J. C. Mutton Pty. Ltd
Brisbane
Gaticutt
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