White Cars Calne and Related Notices
Fragmented OCR listing irregular entries for White Cars Calne and related offices. Mentions offices, addresses on Shields Street and Esplanade, and various names with unclear roles or dates.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented OCR listing irregular entries for White Cars Calne and related offices. Mentions offices, addresses on Shields Street and Esplanade, and various names with unclear roles or dates.
A distorted text fragment presents a stray verse line with garbled words and unclear meaning. The readable parts show a lone child and scattered phrases without coherent context or identifiable names or dates.
Read as a brief devotional urging patience and restraint. The piece cautions against gossip and minor offenses, urging trust in the Lord and measured responses to idle talk. It echoes a moral tone linked to church guidance and 19th century moral sentiment.
A Cairns post letter from Clover Dick to Myrtie Parker notes school start concerns and a Kingsford Smith airplane topic. Rosemary signs with warm regard and mentions an upcoming meeting if weather improves.
The piece explains camouflage across species from birds and insects to moths and beetles. Examples include the wryneck, treescreeper, hare, merganser, and swallowtail moth larva mimicking bark, leaves, and textures to evade predators. It notes many species blend with surroundings, with birds’ eggs and caterpillars resembling local colors and patterns.
The Bairns Circle sends birthday wishes to recipients including Girdie and Crele with phrases like Morning Glory Yellow Bet Silver Butterfly and Wood, wishing many happy returns and a memorable year ahead. References to thoughtful deeds and garden imagery appear in casual, playful notes.
The Show Ball on Friday featured festive decorations and a grand pavilion. Mrs Fogarty led the Shaw committee with a colorful display while Aquatic Club's Ladies Auxiliary served a splendid supper. attendees wore elegant gowns and frocks in a carnival mood, with notable dress choices from Mrs Fogarty to Mrs Gennert and others.
A collage of domestic quips and minor episodes features a joiner correcting a craftsman, tourists queuing at a customs shed, and a child peeking at his grandpa’s waistcoat button while chatter about a man named Sandy surfaces amid daydreams of a wedding party and staff attire details.
The Qewa Monty Q A Chillagoe branch met Sunday at the School of Arts with Mesdames Williams Williams McLaugh ton Hall Skinner Robinson Web George Teichmann Sell wood, the treasurer presenting a monthly financials showing receipts £47 1 and expenditures 12 with a credit balance of £21 15 1. Members approved payments of £1 directors and planned a fete to raise funds for the CW A. A euchre party and dance were proposed to raise funds, with new members joining since the annual meeting.
The Herberton Swimming Club awarded medals for its first season at a July 22 event in Shire Hall. Sid Gane A Johnson Mick Moss L Stewart received medals. Mick Moss spoke for the group thanking John Ledlie and noting the club began January 5 1982 and hosted a March carnival with swimmers from Bris Lane Cairn.
The event featured many named participants and costumes with strong period detail. Winners included senior and junior groups led by Rita Flickr and Patsy O Sullivan, with elaborate ensembles like Gypsy Dancers and Hansel and Gretel. Special prizes honored standout young performers and realistic outfits.
Local society in Atherton hosts a Shire Hall event with Mrs Tait and others gathering about 100 ladies. Mrs McDonald and Mrs Evans sing, Miss Cook and Miss Redan win bridge prizes, and Mr Dawson tops the gentlemen’s play. Biochemistry talk by Mr Coates entertains in Oddfellows Hall.
Fragmentary notes describe potions promising rapid relief from pain and acne with claims of official testing. References to doctors and names appear unreadable or garbled, making verification difficult and prompting skepticism about effectiveness.
The Nowhorethroned Suakas Association names W. Matthies as president and A. J. Beck as auditor and executive representative. Secret report notes 71 steering wave a fall report of school sports with 40 children represented across the regions.
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