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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1910
Page
2
Otenteers invited for the construction of dwellings at a site in PF region near Lake Seret. Bids include 12 neon units and closing date set for 3ise March. No guarantee of acceptance. Jones may be funded by Mir. BL-Bort at Severin Street Cairns listed.
A Telegaph report notes heavy processing at a plant with large tonnage targets. The text mentions a return valve and a company identified as Meills Limited, with figures like 1155 and 4260 tied to production and valve links.
Fragmented OCR entry lists districts and figures with payments and dates. The snippet mentions Munzanms, Vulcan, Smiths Creek, Mount Agnes, Tomer Mure, Outre Hush and other place names with scattered monetary hints and payment notes.
Messrs Garland Co announce an auction sale on Tuesday next on Le Perverse Lane near Cetra Bea, Leno. The entire stock including Forney Conde Tokmota Tiles Loafies arts and re ound Pittings Household Fernitire and Bikers melly usetal gertiches Frwtine Machin and more. No Reserve. Jd. & Hoare, Auctioneers.
Report from Mines and Metals noting ten workers coking patches of ore with progress in ventilation and stoping. Open cut shows seventy feet reach, six feet further through lode, output mainly from southwest area valued at eight feet of ore. Wolfram yield noted at one ton ore producing six bags of clean wolfram. small payable shoot yields tin oxide and prospects of higher value.
Visiting Director Mr YA Waters of the Quiks Rush Gold Mining Co. has arrived at the docks Saturday for a regional meeting. Officials say the trip will include inspections and talks with local executives about mining operations.
A notice invites tenders for filling works and sand spreading per truck with returnable date Monday the 14th at 7 location. Apply A J DRAPER.
Breeding stock from White Tachorns and silver Weandottes featured in the event with prize eggs and sound birds aimed at head show wins. Entries include 15 to 20 week young cockerels and D200 tiles for Sead soundness, with May 1 egg records and a 68 per met tong yield. Champion bird named at Herbert River Show.
Fragmentary advert text from Telegraph. Notes Blue Peter, Vid Bonnie Dumie with a price, Brifhems and Brillemt items, and references to Brilliant Block and varied jams from Hoadley's brand. Contains garbled pricing and product names, unclear quantities.
A remarks on Napoleon by Mr Slatter drew discussion at the Brotherhood meeting. Historians were cited on Napoleon’s actions and the British in exile. Mr W Harvey gave an address noting character and early life, and a Sunday talk by the Rev HM Wheeler is announced.
A serious serident occurred yesterday near B pee-Tifie involving a discharge. An ambulance brigade arrived quickly and transported the injured to the hospital. Dr Keowles performed an alteration but could not trace the bullet as of last report.
The article argues for stronger Cairns and Inland District Rifle Association support, comparing it to other regional clubs and urging higher subsidies. It notes a proposed Easter meeting with prizes, the need for a united body, and criticism of current unequal treatment by authorities.
Fragmentary OCR shows a store counter advertising half price items including men s and ladies apparel and remnants from departments. Names Burm Philip and Co. Ltd appear in the snippet though details are unclear.
A Cairns gathering urges authorities to acknowledge the Rifle Association of Australia and the 6 DRA and to fund entry fees and subsidies as essential for northern defense. The meet calls for united action to present a petition urging recognition of just claims and to mobilize support for rifle shooting here.
Eight hundred seventeen ounces of gold were shipped for Abe Sydney. The gold from the Ons Rush mine was valued at loads of coin on Saturday. Michael Pvalsh reported a late parcel of coal proved this hitherto.
Mr Abi Murray and partners Lilley and Murray plan a voyage aboard the Aldesham on the 22nd to meet with Viwurseay Lelunis regarding a number of pem shell cues.
Disturber of the peace is feared before Mr PG Giant PML in the Valice Court on Saturday morning He appeared yesterday in the town and was remanded on a charge of breaking the law oath He faces fines or up to 72 hours imprisonment
The Stemner Vewestry Tring arrived at the anchorage on Saturday morning. There were several port expected for this port who came ashore in the afternoon. The vessel discharged 312 tons of cargo into the lighters and then left for the south pesnerias nue fre.
A garbled report describes a shipboard incident with the Matoie and The Tail. It mentions an arrest or indictment and a dramatic event at sea ending with the vessel brought ashore at a location referred to as the Mspeterde.
A runaway horse and cart caused a dangerous scuttle on Ab street last Saturday. The butcher left meat beside the cart, the horse bolted past Spence and Abbott streets, dashed into a fence near the Bank of New South Wales, and freed itself with harness untied. Crowds scattered as the animal reared and bolted again, but little damage was done to the cart.
The March sittings list for the Barriiet Court includes criminal cases such as Rex vy Retry Toombs armed in public creating fear, cattle stealing appeal from Small Pets Court, and divisions involving wrongful conversion, mining company claims for 500 pounds, damages for accidents, and several damage and property deprivation claims. Attorneys are named for plaintiffs and defendants, with several cases set to be heard without a jury.
A splendid Brisbane Sunday water carnival drew strong crowds in aid of the Jeovra Hospital. The event featured rowing and sailing races, plus a colourful procession. The Senior Fights crew, expected to represent Queensland in interstate competition next April, included A. Petrie, J. Petrie, W. Poulsen, C. James, L. Pastman, W. Mosney, A. Swenson, and T. Brundritt.
A brief note from Sydney states the cowl strike has been declared off and workers are to return to old conditions on Monday. The message signals a quick resumption of normal operations.
The Cornwall steamer met a mishap at Lew Castle on Friday while watering off the shore. The vessel twisted her bow against the wharf as a strong tide ran out and current pushed her toward piles and the shore. Damages included broken frames and wrecked gear, with crews attempting to lighten the ship.
A Melbourne report states Captain James Stott, master of the vessel Fituniriy, was killed after being struck by a train on the railway pier at Gere tome. Fellow crew members alerted others as the accident unfolded, with authorities beginning an inquiry into the fatality.
An interruption of telegraphic lines disrupted service this morning, delaying messages and causing confusion. Officials noted the issue began early, with riders and stations reporting slowed transmissions and a need to reroute traffic to maintain essential communications.
Fragmentary auction notice indicates Mr 804 Toone will sell the Prewise property from Messrs Garland amd i's estate. The advertises a sale date May be forthcoming with terms and location to be announced in the public notice.
Garcia Concert Company performs at Shire Hall tonight with Lael comfort and View Tewsie Howl. Admission fixed at 1 amd. last dates of wiles ime and London College of Music examinations cited. The well arranged pro cri is praised for value beyond money.
The Ambulance Brigade of Cuirna tobalance met Thursday night presided by Dr Terie Press vert with HH Kelly J firiths Woo Kelly A. Muna and secretaries in attendance. They received a letter from Mr Fisher resigning his position on the committees and agreed to respond to a Waterside Worker Union communication. The committee debated sending Supt Hogan to Oaks Hush and Kings to explore a brigade establishment and discussed a request from the Kicetom Program Association for a branch. An application from P C Kendrick Nelson for reappointment was deferred until the next meeting.
Death occurred days ago at Mount Molloy hospital of Henry Samuel Baird a member of the Douglas family long prominent in the region. He helped prospect a Wolfram field near Mount Carbine and after a late fall from an estate and hotel business at Mountains, he died after being moved to Warcet hospital. He leaves a wife and family.
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