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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
7
Fragmented OCR note lists entities such as TRUSTEE OF YOUR WILL and THE UNION TRUSTEE COMPANY with partial company and individual names. Mentions Australia and Austin area and a Freeaftor reference, but lacks coherent action or dates.
Shipping schedule notes list numerous vessel names and ports such as Brisbane Cairns Caen Sydney and York United Kingdom. References to departures on July 11th 12th and other dates mention towns like Navin Cairns and Beartooth with unclear ship names and handlers.
A garbled set of notices lists a public meeting for Mr W L Montgomery farewell, farm supplier gatherings, by law registrations, and various appointments. It mentions sound equipment, a bylaw for registration, cane suppliers meeting, and a Carnival Meeting. names include Mr Vahell, Mrs Abajair Murray, A Nevitt, Cay, and others with scattered dates and locations.
Sympathies are extended to Rigi, Ca ber Golda, cheng, andy al Lather and niferel ay hn tie nes un saute in hog as the group mourns a recent loss. The note recalls their efforts and prepares for family and club support.
Helge thanks Lies Swotes La syd Lannesunh and Surin Stahl at the aire for their skilled treatment during her recovery. Signed by Ie ae Lavis.
A fragmentary church notice set lists various service times and locations including St Andrew's and references to Presbyterian rites. Text is heavily garbled with illegible phrases and names, making specifics about dates, speakers, or orders difficult to confirm.
Fragmented clipping notes depots and market items with unclear details. Mentions heavy prices and telephone references, but readable facts are limited and no clear event or named entities emerge.
Oddities from the Cairns Show highlight evolving displays and ongoing exhibitions. Mentions of local organisations, panel decisions, and anticipated events describe a busy program with steady attendance and community engagement.
The Cairns show drew a modest turnout with poultry and machinery on display. Poultry breeders from Cairns and surrounding districts attended, improving the attendance and presenting notable birds and exhibits despite overall modest interest.
In a rundown set of notices, a number of events and community items appear. A memorial organ recital emulates a public gathering at Kaplain Strand Hotel near St. Johns Bassar. A June 10 dance at Oddfellows Hall marks the Dreadnoughe Stall. Charity events include bazaar duties at St Johns Chorels with admiralty price support from local officials. Vague health notes mention influenza and hospital patients as a flurry of local concerns.
A fragmented report notes an auction of large white and grey diamonds at Mackay and Co, with claims of a valuable, special work. It mentions a court valuation appeal and a shire council proceeding with adjournment discussions, plus a curious anecdote about a wire service receiver and a telephonic miscommunication.
In Barron Ives a story of damming fish led to charges in the Crown Court. The accused, including Andersom ta and others, faced penalties under the recent act. The law aims to curb unauthorized signaling at the Batvon Hive and similar sites, with fines and potential jail time for violators.
Government proclamations from the state and Commonwealth set sugar pricing changes. A sugar manufacture restriction from Queensland will be in force this year, with a potential drop in the market. The Brisbane market notes a new quotation trend as traders react to the proclamations and price signals.
Cairns Canegrowers Association forwards a telegram to the Premier urging action on sugar propaganda and industry support. A forthcoming annual meeting of Cairns Canegrowers will convene at Surelife Hall on Tuesday to discuss policies and responses to Commonwealth Government measures affecting the sugar industry.
Crowded hospital conditions prompt the Home Secretary to note overcrowding and push for improved accommodations. The Atherton branch holds a monthly meeting to discuss funds, branch cooperation, and preparations for future civic actions, including support for the Shire Council ads and potential Defence Department inquiries.
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