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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
A compact collection of names and roles including dentists, solicitors, architects, and surveyors. Entries reference CHAMBERS, MILLER DENTIST on SHIELDS STREET CAIRNS, and M. CLOUTIER RDS. plus firms like PRAME MILNER MARSLAND ARCHITECTS, with mentions of INNISFAIL and various offices and telephones.
Fragmentary clipping reports a child killed by a snake attack and sparse notes about months old infant and disputed names. The vignette references Perth and a Turkish cabinet context with unclear attribution and garbled phrasing.
The first postwar British Army exercise will take place in September with four regulars, four civilians, one territorial, Wignde, and one carrier divine slated to participate. Officials note it is unlikely Finance Fry misplace funds, stressing careful planning.
London report states German parties have agreed on the election timeline. If a candidate wins an absolute majority, the result will be final. otherwise a second ballot is scheduled for April 26.
The report recalls the V A D system in Sydney during the war, noting how the Health Government section reorganized schooling. It mentions training teachers and children and references funding and wartime education schemes amid chaotic wording.
Review notes an upcoming program featuring Maslin and Rosser, with new acts and scenic stations. It promises a grand double feature starring Fred Thomson and Weston, plus diverse vaudeville acts, with Myram and others. The tale of David Hest adds dramatic support, ending with a romantic twist and social themes.
Mitchell announces leadership change at Teall and Winstone Scot boat department. The well known figure will oversee operations and invites inquiries from customers and partners regarding ongoing projects. The note signals a shift in management and a continued commitment to service.
Melbourne on March 4 reports Benatar Pearce announced the Federal Government had begun Bay Con Lod owners trading vessel condicting shipping services in the Northern Territory. Eight months’ notice given for contract termination. grounds state the company was not carrying out service as per the agreement. Tenders will be called for new services.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mrs Ellen Mowatt of a church and a missing husband. Mentions sensational developments and dates in Wellington with cryptic references to a couple and an epee. Content unclear but suggests a police or court case unfolding in March readings.
The opposition forms a committee to study methods for handling the terminations and woods under specific conditions. Details are unclear but relate to financial arrangements and a new loan from Queensland.
Advertisement notes men’s athletic footwear with options described as flow, hide deek roots, lather lined, self caps, sewn soles, and medium Tos. Pricing labeled as AAA pale.
A 1776 price listing shows boots and related items such as a plate tee and standard screws. The entry notes a per pair price of 1776 for the item set.
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