Town and Country Struggles and Local Arrivals in Townsville
The town reports arrivals from Innisfail and notes hospital and district officials resuming duties after holidays. Mentions of Mr. Hooper District Traffic Superintendent and Mr. Hudson returning from leave. Includes oblique references to regional governance and knightly honors, plus a list of stock market quotes and local business contacts in Cairns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innislail
the Strand
Kno D.Q
Deatiat
Abbott Su&t
Carros
We Ae Hooper
Trower and
Stanley
Innistsi
Colt Rlyan
Philadelphia
Abfort Street
J. Hudson
Mooper
Townsville
Tammy Shorts
Lake Street
Ivindane
Vil
eCormanton
Sud
Cloncurry
Epentaria
Sibiy
Dixon, Inn
Benjamin J. Full Sydney Kidawary
Royal Engineers Bi
Colonial Defence Committee
Sierra Leone
Gold Coast
Hongkong
Secretar Post Office
Walter B Dent
Malinda
Rep
C. HU Own
D.B
Lag Arrott Street
Cairns
Wedding Bells at St Monica's Church Cain Werwenday
A quiet but pretty wedding took place at St Monica's Church Cain Werwenday May With. Gladys Maud Tepni and Joseph Quadrio of Hahinda joined in holy matrimony. Rev Father officiated as the Ashman Orchestra provided music. The couple celebrated at Central Cafe with a wedding breakfast and a three tiered cake before departing for the Tableland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Monica's Church
Cain Werwenday
Gladys ‘Maud
James Tepni
Muntrh Mony
Joseph Quadria
Hahinda
Florence
Slater
August Quadrio
Correspondence on Queensland rail routes and central administration
W J Ross writes to the editor discussing Mr McDonnell and Mr Leal. He argues against secession and supports centralization, noting Queensland railways should serve western ports. He criticizes current routes and defends the Great Western Line proposal to unify transport for Chartersville, Rockhampton, Townsville, Bowen, and other western ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonnell
Queensland
Gundstone
Rockhampton
Townsville
Bowen
Charteville
Central Administration
W. J. Ross
Williams' Blood Tonic Ad Promises Strength and Recovery
An old time tonic advertisement touts a product named Williams' Fink Wills as a blood builder to restore vitality. It claims to strengthen nerves, rebuild blood, and ease weakness, urging readers to seek the remedy for tired or ailing bodies with a low price listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Fink
Lear
Euler
Auedighs
Willamy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoowell
R. J. Overland
REN Jeweller
AMD Optometewt
Epon
Pere
F. G. Locke
Aoke
P.O. Box
Artodate Cycle and Motor Works
Nast Cairns Forres
Abbott Street
Smellie & Co. Ltd
Queensland Aginta
DELCO
WAM
Townhvilla
AYE
H. HM. Pit.tard & CO
Abbott Bt
Cairni
pEst
ENGI
Marisa
Tesla
Tavion
Next Palace Pictures
P.O
Town and Country
Clarke
Cairng Post
A. H. Clarke
Ath Lune
Adelaide Steamships
British Tobacco Co
Burna
Philp & C
Clark's
Noad
Chicame
Ména
Minas
Paida
Thompson’s Oaks
Eerie
Tate
Oeshoe PisMn
Tye Ra
Psnisfail
Inbury
Horfer
Particuh Edith Street
PHE
Queensland National Banx Limited
Incorp
Copii
Cepia Capital
Cy Jap Love, Aos
Lay
Directe
GW. Gray
Esa
Hart
G Maymen
Brisban
Brancion
Melbourne
Sydney
Aust Seta
Ireland
America
Sout
Airion Chima
Te AL Camimbell
People's Cash
Withbuanrs
ATL
Jassittar Ane
Maree, Eda
Hed Ed Warty Precarne
Reese
Ever
Eat Lamar
New State
Post” and “Herald
Ative
Deering Mowei
Oliver
Newell Sanders
Fhatanooga
Juni Dixir
H. J. Bulcock
Spence Street
Times
TITAN
Catalgues
Cairns, Robertson Bros
Innisfail
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