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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
10
The fragment presents a May 3 1564 date with verses praising spring beauty and trust in God. It quotes Henry Van Dyke from The Christian World and urges clear thinking, sincere love for others, honest motives, and faith in Heaven.
Community letters and notices surface from Cairns Post and Garnet area pages. Letters from Maude Godfrey and Doris amid school and church life reveal hopes and pen names while carnival reports recount Bodkin and Lucey led festivities with bullock riding and whip cracking contests, plus a large crowd arriving by special train.
A hazy 19th century style notice highlights Boland's displays of winter frocks coats and hats. It notes Gate 2 windows at Boland's Lake and Spend streets with authentic winter attire and ample viewing, urging shoppers to choose fashionable items now.
The Bairns Circle sends birthday wishes to Mien Recetas with a motto about Ruth and guidance. Rosemary signs the note in a crafted vintage style, mentioning Rare Ring and Fairy Hlowsemais, conveying warm regards and hopeful realms for the day.
An unreadable verse fragment speaks of a site and a bloom of fragrance. It includes garbled lines about femininity and a cherished meeting, with names like Bareraptn and Ailsa suggested in the altered text.
A columnist quotes actress Francis Drake urging modest relaxation and lifelong effort. She argues beauty stems from health and activity, not idleness, citing hard work in careers as making women more attractive and graceful than mere facial features.
A crowded Dimbulah social night featured a cuchee party and dance at the Star Theatre. Miss Wardanna and Master Searing won poker table prizes while Me. Wo Surare and Mr A Jackaene supplied the imagery. Takings were 7/10. A tobacco growers meeting followed at the Star Theatre with an important general meeting announced for May semitant and important business for all growers.
Heavy rain and wet conditions forced postponements across Malanda during naxi week. Football and netball matches were called off, the footballers dance was deferred, and a matsuchiha GWA meeting was canceled. April brought 8.10 inches of rainfall worsening conditions.
The Loyal Facham Lodge of the Independent Order of Chichellaws chartered, plans a Rebeca and a Juvenile Loge for girls and children in the district. The Relives Lodge is named The Loyal Star of the North and Juvenile Lodge The Royal Star of Eacham, aiming to boost community involvement. Malanda basket players scored high as they beat the Milla Milla team last Sunday in a live match. Rye Brown and Miss Pat Hanrehan are noted in coverage of local sports.
A lengthy report discusses Anzac Day commemorations at the Majestic venue with Rev. Britten presiding and hymns sung to organ accompaniment. It covers a concert and readings, plus a Agriculture and Horticulture Show committee meeting outlining schedules, exhibits, and judging plans including pig groups, timber displays, and forestry exhibits.
The meeting at the CXS rome Lake presented Min. AL Ath erton as president. Key officers named include treasurer Mies Ke Metarthy and secretary Tomaso. Members listed with numerous surnames and titles. several apologies received. Remarks thanked Grovan and Trasen for efforts. deed relief described.
Consignment of nine celebrated Rose trees from Mulliora Stade arrives this month. Orders are now being booked as Rowe Trees plantings progress. The low growth is expected to bloom in time for the show season.
Dr A Rivett of Meihowne University offered the post of View-Chancellor but stated emoluments did not influence him and he would not bargain with the Government. The issue arose as he accepted the position amid questions about the cabinet’s role and the offer's terms. Minister J A Lyons noted Rivett’s stance and reiterated that payment concerns would not sway the appointment.
The schedule was received and suggested actions discussed for publicity and exhibits. Mr Kidd proposed a louder advocate for events, pricing noted from prior occasion, with further inquiries about Hollingsworth and Hanrdhap. Miss Vera Chard of Dunbullai’s engagement announced. Kubert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Malanda, to wed mid year. Mr A Morris, District Railway Superintendent, visited Malanda with guests. Arnold Galloway on three week holiday with father. hunting trip to Mitchill River mentioned.
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