For Sale Notice for D. Headrick Property
Public notice announces a sale of property belonging to D. Headrick. Details such as date and location are not readable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
2
Market Prices Reported for Metals in London Trade
The London market lists copper at 44 pounds per unit with 2456S, tin ranging 192 pounds ten shillings to 193 pounds, forward 2188/15 to 189/5, and iron at 3 pounds zero shillings per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Local Courier Ledger Mentions Unclear Trades
Fragmentary entry lists items with odd potencies and prices such as pail and cs i a, with references to Cloncurry and a person titled Ms. Cuthyert. Details are unreadable, but entries imply monetary figures and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitlagod
Cloncurry
Cuthyert
Summon Returns as Judge Fines Defendant at Feders Hotel Case
The case before the PM, Mr. P. G. Grant, involved Kate Byrom et al charged with unlawful assault at the Feders Hotel. The defendant was convicted and fined plus costs with default imprisonment. Proceedings note a long sentence and related trade sale items follow in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourt
P. G. Grant
James
Wes
Samultieg
Kate Byrom
Feders Hotel
H. K. N. Mac Fommel
Mexert
MacDonnell
Abi Murray
Messrs
Lilley and Murray
P.M
Tug Repairs at Townsville Port End Two Contracts
Townsville tug underwent a thorough overhaul at the latter port with two contracts to Mesers Brand and the spare tail shaft. Pistons on the tug were repaired and engineers expect the vessel to operate more efficiently than before. A faulty line of text mentions Kelly the chemist and optician assisting with eye testing. A separate note reports a young girl charged in Cairns for birth related issues, with sorrow expressed by the community. Burns, Philp and Co advised arrangements to sail south, while Cairns revenue for the month is referenced and a departure is planned for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Mesers. Brand
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Theoar
TF TP
Mining labor shortage report notes eight hour shift strain
A fragmented mining article reports a Labor shortage across departments, citing an eight hour shift strain on workers. It references the Groken Hil South mining area and mentions development figures and ore processing discussed in a half-filled report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Minera
Stern
Dentists Install Modern Plant in North Queensland Office
Mr Ford Bennett and partners with Spence Street dentists equipped a new dental operating room. A 16 volt dynamo powers lighting and instruments, enabling day or night exams. Wiring and fit-out by Bennett advance the practice, while fire brigade plans move forward and a £5 refund is pursued from Cairns Council over Strand Hotel incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ford
Bennett
Eleo
Bennet
Wall-Equipps Establishment
Lewis and Sturt
Georstany
Herberton
Irvinebank
Sy Streks
Draper
Cairns
Strand
Queensland Budget Figures Show February Revenue and Expenditure Increases
State finances for Queensland report February figures with revenue totaling £952 111 and eight month expenditure rising to £3 433 193. Key rises include public debt interest £60 549, Home Secretary £59 004, and Railways £259 758. The excess of revenue over expenditure remains compared with earlier periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axe
Pier Oe Raven
Queensland
Homme
Railways
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J. Morrison Foster
MR. C. S. Whale
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Pat Wn
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Irvinebarl
A. J. Green
FSO
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Wickham-street
Valley
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Gairas
Strand Hiotci
Post Fras
Douchs Cage
Browse
Glass
Alenincom
J. Horsburgh
Chillagoe
Lees
Grewa Pespsium Seed
D. Headrick
Danvoing
Towers Share Market
Cable
T. P. Kelly
Abbott
Casue
Sae
Merberton State
Miss Ramsay
John Boland
Lake Strest, Cairns
Gee En Sports
Vom
Ance Bominate
St. Patrick’s
Royal Packet Steam Mav
Fime
van Linschoten
Port Moresby
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the Sager Bartst
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the Post
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Fire Brigade Board
Ip Telegraph
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