Phases of the Moon and Perigee Timings
The text lists moon phase times and dates with last quarter and perigee events. It notes times such as 627 p.m and 04 am around July dates, indicating a schedule of lunar phases for July.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1918
Page
2
The text lists moon phase times and dates with last quarter and perigee events. It notes times such as 627 p.m and 04 am around July dates, indicating a schedule of lunar phases for July.
A. B. Clarke, sharebroker, Abbot Street, reports the following quo en canis and prices for various stocks and places. The list includes Mt b 7/6, St. Munga 1/9, 2/3, Vulcan b 0 6d, Gomes b af, Lode fib b pod, Don Tin M. Co. 3 1/3, Molybdenite-Kitchener, sale 7o/ Big Lag 8, Hill End Amal 1/6 1/6, Tonomnail Bae 2/0, Syrconnell No. 15 210, Oaks N.L and Oaks N.1 cont, Trompe Ouke 6 con's, Thompson's Oaks cont 1/, Block 10 Misima 5/6, Bowen River Coal 22/6 27/6, Bowen Coal and Coke Co. 1/6, Bank utensland 69/10, 69/10, Australian Bank of Commerce, Led Fro Pa tad Ya 0 b 3 23/. 1925 context.
A Brisbane report notes mineral output beyond gold coal and precious metals. Mr A M Shand manager of J M Biboobra Meat Co confirms progress with extensions and a full functioning freezing plant. Shipments will follow on the railway and a bacon curing plant may be added if business warrants.
The article states General Maurice and others see a turning point in 1918, with Allied land forces ready to exploit German exhaustion. It notes German overstretch, Hoover's food-order calm, and Lloyd George terms suggesting possible peace. Submarine impact wanes and US strength will push on, while Sinn Fein and malcontents cannot reverse the trend.
An assortment of notices including a fundraising ball for health remedies and a Master Elect installation for Pyramid Lodge No. 2, a report on Rev. C Fixter wounded in France, Mayers footwear promotion, a Herberton excursion to Cairns, a tooth care notice by Thorn Paste, and a tennis tea at Cairns District High School thanking Mr and Mrs Oshorne.
Eye strain and related symptoms such as fatigue reading in glare or wind indicate a need to see an optician. Mr Stacey, an ophthalmic optician, Abbott Street, Carns, is cited as an expert contact for eye care.
A letter denounces Central Powers militarism while praising Allied peace hopes. Bernard Cassidy, an English-born Australian pioneer and Labor movement figure, dies at home after heart failure. He lived 16 years in Australia, prospected in Charters Towers and Palmer Gold Fields, helped found Bar ket promo settlers, and supported land and union causes with figures like Andy Dawson and Senator Givens. His cortege left his Barrine residence, with many attending.
A meeting in Herberton unites Presbyterian Methodist and Salvation Army leaders for intercession and conference. A joint service is planned for the War Anniversary Sunday at 7:30 in the Shire Hall with ministers, a Red Cross sermon by Rev Crawford, a choir, and a collection for the Inca Red Cross Society.
In Toowoomba a meeting at the town hall condemned the Federal Government ban on serving liquor to soldiers in uniform after 6 pm. Canon Oakley led the discussion with Lieut E Kedwell seconding, calling the policy discriminatory. Mr Fowles MLC urged proclaiming war time prohibitions to aid the war effort. The motion, supported by the Rev Rolfe, was carried unanimously.
In RUNDABERG, Justice Macnaughton presided a compulsory conference over the dispute on the weekly half holiday for butchers. Workers planned a Saturday half day while employers said Thursday. The conference ended with the men ceasing work at 1 pm, customers remaining in shops, and managers stepping in as needed.
Brisbane reports July 28 on electoral reform remarks by Mr Gillies awaiting a copy of the Commonwealth measure. No state bill planned this session. discussions may follow with Mr Glynn when the Federal Minister visits. Also notes Women's Hospital Guild sewing resumes. the launch Victor from Mort Lioug to Port Douglas with Captain Crouch. High School Dreadnought Stall fundraiser nets funds. local ads and medical remedies. and a cane burning incident at Mulgrave with fires contained by farmers.
In Herberton the Red Cross service at the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening July 71et featured a well arranged program honoring the noble cause. A Union Jack and a large Red Cross flag hung behind the choir as Rev A J Sinclair delivered a thoughtful address and song. The gathering supported the Red Cross with proceeds, and a local appeal was noted as a strong effort for wartime relief.
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