District Atherton Notice
District Atherton notice copied partial text likely regarding local affairs. The readable portion mentions authorities and a forwarding instruction but lacks clear event or action details to summarize further.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
2
District Atherton notice copied partial text likely regarding local affairs. The readable portion mentions authorities and a forwarding instruction but lacks clear event or action details to summarize further.
In UbeilVer Valley and nearby Caren region Algar and Joos advance a mine shaft through a mill site with 2 Donovans claim. 10 tons of crude ore raised since last report. Tynan party sinks a slow shaft as water threatens. Joy Brea and Brotherton work tunnels and receive wash ore from the Ce.
In the soft level reports the notices describe distance placements and ore quality. The brief item notes measurements and apparent conditions without further detail.
Fragmentary note describes a large local crowd and a crushing incident with chaotic scenes. No specific names, places, or dates are readable. Further details are unavailable from the provided text.
The Cairns Town Council notifies that all accounts in connection with a mobile function must be remade immediately after the function. The notice emphasizes mandatory action and timeliness in handling such accounts.
The Cairns Fire Brigade and Ambulance brigade held a social and dance in the Shire Hall. Firemen attended in uniform, the programme was lengthy and well received. Dancing continued until the early hours of the morning.
The Mackay Sten Card inquiry notes mills will be ready for crushing. Meystone and Palms, Meadowlands, Mariah, Notts Eaton, Farleigh plan operations around July 4 and July 12. Phams Creek mill to start on tumy 15 with an expected throughput of about 35 000 tons.
The article notes a minstrel entertainment in aid of Mrs Sharp’s and the Shire Hall, with dancing lasting till midnight and Dante music supplied by the band. A new Protea Wed house is anticipated, and the event is scheduled for Saturday next.
An energetic committee organized events at St Monica’s including a performance by Mr J S Han and friends. A collection at the concert for Mrs Sharpe raised £5 14s 10d for the band’s benefit.
A unclear historical snippet cites monetary signs and vague actions. The readable bits mention pounds and a fumed item, with reference to addition and aid, but no coherent event or identifiable names to establish a concrete record.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Kuranda State School meeting notice. Readable elements reference a full meeting of the committee or council, with no clear date or agenda details available.
Arthur, MLA, has revived a letter from Homer Lea author of The Valor of Ignorance. Lea responds to a request for a pronouncement on Australian defence. He says he is working on a larger work on British Empire defence, with chapters on the defence of Australia, to be published in a few months.
The Adelaide Steamship Company contracted William Beardmore and Company of Deliwer for a third passenger steamer for the Australian coast trade, mirroring two already under construction. Reports say Messrs Alex Stephen and Sons of Linthouse may also build two steamers for the company.
A fragment from a 1920s page highlights the Merry Mascottes in a community scene. Vor Chremis and Guat Peepers appear as local figures in this lively captioned item.
A Post special feature examines the Vaida mystery with focus on key figures, locations, and dates. It outlines claims, investigations, and public reactions while noting sourcing and context in a period-appropriate voice.
A fragmentary Telegraph report from Mackay outlines wage rates for milkhands cleaners firemen water tenders and engine drivers with weekly sums, overtime and double rates on Christmas. It notes age-based pay scales for workers under 21 and mentions eight hour limits and shifts in the tramway and related trades.
Irregular telegraph dispatches from Paris report unrest and German action affecting a town. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate mounting agitation and potential policy measures influencing local conditions.
A brief, fragmented OCR item repeats the phrases Owes and Millexism with unclear context and no identifiable names, dates, or events readable for a fuller report. The readable content centers on the repeated terms themselves as stray newspaper shorthand.
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