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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
1
A brief notice lists Cairns and surrounding areas including Babinda Kuranda Mareeba and Fatwa with references to agents of the Post and Herald.
The article lists weekly arrival and departure times for steamship lines serving Towneville Port Douglas Cooktown Townsville and Brisbane with routes to Sydney Melbourne and Mackay. It notes vessels like ALT.S N steamers and other unnamed ships arriving Tuesdays Sundays Saturdays and Thursdays, outlining return trips and port calls across multiple towns and cities.
Fragmented text outlines a shipping schedule with routes from Melbourne to Sydney and Brisbane to Townsville. It mentions departures on a Wednesday and a Monday, calls at Port Douglas Cooktown and Townsville, with arrivals in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and other ports across several days.
Frarnley and Co Ltd state that Tinyuan will depart Hong Kong for parts and Ghangsha will arrive in Hong Kong via parts on 1st April 1905.
The London Directory by Annealty lists exporters and merchants with ships and routes. It covers Towton ports, steamship lines, provincial trade centers, and foreign markets, offering advertising options and trade card listings from the London Manufacturers.
Page fragments show listings for dentists and shops in Cairns, with addresses on Shields Street and Spence Street. Also mentions agents, a Newmarket Hotel transfer, Tolga location, and a licensed plumper E Wilkison offering SAS fittings and galvanised iron work.
The Melbourne manager relays letters from a U S trust official praising Australia’s loyalty to the Allied cause. They criticize German methods, note promises of quick victory, and urge action to stop German aggressions including submarine warfare and attacks on neutral ships.
An analysis arguing that the myth of any nation’s supreme military dominance is disproven by World War I. It highlights French gallantry, British naval prowess, and equal bravery across races, noting Japan’s naval strength and the futility of claiming inherent national superiority in war.
A letter to the Times discusses French women sustaining crepe production during hardship. The writer recalls an August appeal urging women to endure, feed workers, and work through the night. A farmer's wife adds a practical line about what to do without oxen.
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