Caires End All Parts of the World
A brief notice reports a bold declaration attributed to Caires claiming to terminate all parts of the world. The fragment provides no corroborating details or dates.
23 Mar 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1912
Page
1
A brief notice reports a bold declaration attributed to Caires claiming to terminate all parts of the world. The fragment provides no corroborating details or dates.
ayRNe, PHILP & CO. Lomtrm announce regular steamship movements to Townville with departures at 5 pm for Cookiven and 10 pm for Townsville, plus weekly services to Port Douglas and back. ATUSN steamers depart Cairns Saturday, reach Townville Sunday, Rawen and Mackay Tuesday, Keppel Bay Wednesday, Torisbus Thursday, then Australia tour through Sydney Monday and Melbourne Thursday, with return trips leaving Melbourne Saturday and freight runs resuming Mondays.
Steamers leave Cairns on Wednesday and proceed to Townsville Mackay and Melbourne with later calls to Sydney and Brisbane. Return routes target Welworne and Townsville many days later. Additional sailings include Cairns to Hoboken and Hamburg via Port Arthur with multiple port calls and dates in March and April.
The ad promotes Central Clothing Emporium with emphasis on quality and price comparisons in favor of Mo Ward’s. It promises fresh stock, no old stock, and features flannelette undershirts and specialty items. Location appears near Cairne Railway on Sheridan Street with references to Gooda and Smellie’s Corner.
Public notice outlines allotment parcels located on Minnie Street Martin Street and Draper Street with contact for details at the Centre. It mentions clothing Sheridan Street past Seneltic Sea and references Tiros Bruilin.
In a British navy debate the Civil Lord of the Admiralty criticized baseless delays while aiming to secure the best armour for Australian and New Zealand ships. Winston Churchill argued the Admiralty should not imitate dominion proposals and pledged to inform about costs tied to imperial policy. The discussion touched on associating the dominion with naval plans.
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