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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
2
A garbled listing highlights various fabrics and outfits including lefty themed garments, one piece costumes, coats, and fabrics like lawn maslin and voile. Specific brands and places are unclear but tone resembles a catalog snippet from a department store.
Friends announce the funeral for Mrs Arson not Mrs Rebolton. The service will be at Calas Hospital and burial follows at Caines Cemetery today.
In the March 5 issue there is ambiguity about continued expansion and hospital accommodations. The text references monthly medical staff, including doctors, and mentions partial certainty of ongoing arrangements and patient flow.
A correspondent reports a birthday party held Sunday to honor an unnamed celebrant. The event featured festive ambiance and local attendance, with guests celebrating the occasion in a community setting.
A Victorian Railways commission will inquire into mailways and farming methods for the territory. Three members chosen: FL Clarke of Litwore as chair, D. Linday of Seth Andralie, and Coombe. Chairmen expect £000 and £700 yearly allowances. report in 18 months or two years on transport and site for a railway map.
The Cairns Hospital district extends gratitude to Rev Pather Tulen and all who offered kindness and sympathy during the recent bereavement of MBS Bosner and family.
Fragmented OCR item shows cinema advertising for The Palace Theatre plus political notices. Includes misread names, assorted product pitches such as tonics and cough mixtures, and references to local officials, a Labour candidate, and union activity. Content is garbled but preserves mentions of adverts, a general meeting, and election context.
Immigrants arriving aboard the stagecoach formed a crowd near the Hawt area. They were met with cheering by locals as a crowd followed the procession. A storm caused channel flooding with Ward Street and surrounding areas seen carrying heavy runoff.
A large audience attended the Cairns Theater last night for a splendid program similar to Saturday’s show featuring star pictures praised for beauty and splendor. Additional performances are planned tonight and tomorrow with new acts and numbers. A dispute over the Rayemwood Mine’s top standing is nearing resolution. Mr. A Doug, P.M., has accepted as umpire after Department of Justice confirmation, with the award to be dated upon return to work. The hearing date and location await arrangement, with Mrs. Tea expected to visit Raremewoed for the proceedings.
Delegates of the Australian Watives Association met in Townsville for a conference. Alderman Lowth and Mayor Charters Towers welcomed attendees as discussions on federating principles and doctor-related issues continued. The recorder and committee reports faced edits amid tensions between Mount Morgan and Charters Towers branches before adjournment.
The Circuit Court sat on Saturday before Justice Lakin. Farrow applied for an injunction to restrain a liquor company from permitting water to flow into an adjacent farm and for damages. The section will be delivered in Rockhampton.
Mag Ivy Bayes of Lewfra and Charles F Pollard of Bon Pla wed at a local church in the Methodist denomination. The ceremony was privately performed by clergymen including Wey F Biskonn of Yackandandah.
A chaotic fragment shows Labour mentors accusing the Paton Government of censorship and delaying the Pram Ong Act while threatening to penalize political articles. The piece references Labour members, press coverage, and alleged silencing, with dismissive notes on media and security.
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