Casual Advertisements for Einasseign Ace Club
Brief readable ad noting events at Einasseign Ace Club in June. Mentions upcoming showcase and casual seating options with limited details.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
2
Brief readable ad noting events at Einasseign Ace Club in June. Mentions upcoming showcase and casual seating options with limited details.
The Sew Steamship VAN WARRWLICK 3500 tons sails for Port Maresh then Thursday Island and J a n ports. Splendid accommodation for passengers with teak berths electric fans and English stewardess. For rates of fares and freight apply to Lake St Cairns or Ply te a Mm PEA.
Mining reports for May describe progress on the South drive with 4 feet and 12 feet advances, total 109 and 105 feet respectively. Ore volumes include 89 tons mullock moved and 523 cubic yards of samplings, with 958 tons of ore raised on the 4th level and shipments to Chillagoe smelters. The Diamond Drill drilled multiple holes to depths up to 78 feet, with some ore quantity estimated and air lines used.
A London police force row emerges as four officers refuse the loyalty oath, alleged corruption and pressure cited. Critics insist retention harms service, while supporters argue voluntary discharge is preferable. ongoing protests and inquiries threaten morale and trust.
A garbled excerpt discusses funding for literature and library services, worker costs, and required uniforms. It mentions the Queenland police force and expresses concern over deterioration and calls for Mr Appel to give the matter careful attention.
Local notices announce Meera Ander son and Houldsworth opening skating rink in Wihernan Hall by special request. Prices of admission and other details appear in the advertising columns.
On Wednesday the fifteenth at 2 30 pm at the premises on McLeod Street J Draper under instruction from Mrs ict will sell by auction the whole of her old furniture Full particulars will be published Inter
AJ Trayer invites tenders to purchase gob four subno 28 at the corner of Bunda and Terminus streets. A shop and two cottages are erected on the freehold with total rents of £1 9s 6d weekly. Tenders close noon Monday June 20.
A late 19th century notice announces a June 15 sale at Taase's on Lake and Speace streets. Drapery millinery mercury and footwear will be disposed of in large quantities to raise money, described as the nearest approach to giving goods away.
Fragmentary text cites a principal fashion leader praising a British style, mentioning a packet of material and society movers. The passage is garbled with many misspellings, offering limited concrete names or dates.
Fragmentary note describes arrangements for a public event and mentions a representative from a mission arriving without official recognition. The text is partial and unclear but suggests preparations and oversight issues surrounding a presentation or ceremony.
The Cam Harbour Board announced repairs to the upstream end of No Wharf and protection of spoil at NolS Wharf with a stage embankment. An engineer will furnish cost estimates for the proposed works.
The tourist season has commenced with the Wyreema unloading yesterday a full ship. Cold southern weather drives many travelers north to warmer North Queensland. Travel to Cairns is described as smooth and ideal, with favorable conditions aboard Levenken and Wyomba liners.
The note lists various goods with prices amid a cold spell. Items include straw plait at 6d per dozen, silk and lace fabrics, and textiles such as ticking and white aiko. Currency references hint at old markets with small unit prices and specific product names in a period-typical catalog.
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