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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
3
The report notes renewed rains across the state boosting cereal planting including wheat and other grains. It mentions Premier remarks on joining industries and hints at exploration funds, while Croydon officials hope for future development and a favorable response from the premier.
Page promotes The London Directory detailing Aberdeen Line of insurance and fire companies, steamship lines, exporters, provincial notices, and brokers. It offers copies for 20s by postal order, with advertising rates for agents and trade cards. The publication serves traders worldwide seeking English manufacturers and dealers with empire routes.
A partially readable fragment describes a promising copper show near the Little River close to the Cropdos-tatorgetows railway survey area. It notes broader mineral potential in the locality and mentions mining plans tied to cattle requirements and regional trade.
Baron Kato returns to Lomion after a six month absence and denies any weakening of the Anglo Japanese alliance. A Reuters representative reports Japan has a new government and remains committed to its foreign policy of maintaining peace in the Far East. The ambassador notes concerns over a possible Mexican foothold but dismisses any hostile political aims.
A fragmentary note praises F Ht Footer of the Marylebone Cricket Club for a dangerous bowling style. The Onlooker quote likens his delivery to a well pitched ball with a devilish ominous effect, though the source text remains incomplete and unclear.
Reading excerpts from Italian observers in Italy and abroad show a shared belief that the Tripoli campaign will bring wealth and power. The text critiques diplomatic rhetoric and notes a focus on material gain over civilizing missions or humanitarian aims.
In this ad text Mons Clothing urges customers to compare quality and prices before buying elsewhere. It proclaims Ward's as favoured for every purchase with fresh goods and no old stock. Flannel undershirts are a specialty. The shop fronts Cairns Railway on Sheridan Street near Taylor's Studio at Smoellie's Corner.
The Queenland Branch at Norman Chambers Brisbane reports capital and reserves totaling £264,930 with net premiums of £118,171 for the year. It notes capital and reserves per £190 of premiums and compares favourably with Great Britain office ratios. A J Draper, local Cairne agent, comments on the stronger protection.
The hotel, tired by Mrs. Chapman, undergoes a thorough renovation and will operate with improved service. The table will receive special attention, wines spirits and beers of the best, and rooms will be comfortable and airy with moderate charges.
R. P. Andrew of Lake Street Cairns advertises direct importation of curias fancy goods Ceylon precious stones tortoise shell ebony ivory work and handmade Ceylon lace. He invites requests for lace samples noting width edging or insertion and mentions a large assortment of pearlshell work and agent for Ceylon Tep Lanka.
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