Cairns Electoral District Court Registration Session
The bi monthly registration and revision court for the Cairns electoral district will be held at the Court House on Jum tet. Euchre and dance tonight at the Hibernian Hall to benefit the convent debt. Tickets 2/6. notices lodge at Atherton Malanda and Innisfail shire offices and state methods at Boar Focket Kureen and North Johpsteme police Yungaburra. Robert Craig clients report remarkable gardening results attributed to Anderson seeds and their freshness.
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F Cairns
Court House
Hibernian Hall
Malania
Willem Millan
Offre
Atherton
Malands
Innisfail
Boar Focket
Kureen
North Johpsteme
Yungaburra
Robert Craig
Pesta
Anmterson
Benevolent Benefit Night At New Palace Theatre
A benefit night is planned for the Cairns Benevolent Society at the New Palace Theatre tomorrow. Tickets are selling well under a free plan, with proceeds supporting the society and attendees promised an entertaining evening.
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Cairns Benevolent Society
New Palace Theatre
Alan
Palace
The Metal Market May 14 1915 Report
A 1915 market brief notes tin and lead prices and forward rates, then prints letters on wartime munition supply. It includes government and industry remarks on workers, ammunition, and production, with references to Lloyd George and Asquith. It also mentions Cairns Shire Council, ambulance collections, and local bank auditors.
New Australian Lyseol Competes With German Article
The notice claims a fresh Australian produced antiseptic named Anpiel lycol replaces German acetone in equal effectiveness. Kelly the chemist notes it in stock and offers it at 1 shilling 2 pence per pot. At the same time ships arrive bringing two race horses for Mr J Mills and several for Mr W Brook who is relocating to Atherton. Inspector S A Tillis reports his daughter Marie, once hospitalized after a Brisbane accident, has regained consciousness.
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Australia
Kelly
Grantula
J. Mills
W. Brook
Atherton
8. A. Tillis
Marie
Brisbane
Castor Oil Chocolates Endorsement From Craig's Pharmacy
A favorable opinion on Castor Oil Chocolates notes their appeal for children and adults. Sold at an unusually low price of one box, the product is praised for efficacy and taste and recommended for even the youngest children.
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Robt
Craig
Chen Cairns
Firut Inies
Sawmillers Wage Board Considers Further Increases
The Industrial Northern Division judges the saw milling industry wage levels and discusses a possible rise for current workers. The board’s personnel includes chairman Mr T Dillon and other members as listed in the session records.
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T. Dillon
Will and estate case at Townsville Supreme Court
In the Townsville Supreme Court Captain Willis is named among war dead, while the Union Trustee Company of Australia applies for letters of administration with the will for the late Alexander Wickham Murphy of Leodhart Glauber. Flora Josepha Murphy is also party to the application.
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Townsville
Wad
Mears, Monsolly and Suthers
Caines Pictures Presents A Grade Film and Vaudeville
The Caines program offers strong current pictures and refined vaudeville with Mr George Dean in new roles. A Pathes War Geseue from the front accompanies the bill and the spectacle promises dramatic animal adventure in the ongoing Kathien serials.
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George Dean O
Dean
Tipperary
Pathe
Bimpls
Fime
Buller
Pige
Lens
New Palace Theatre Offer Promises Varied Film Program
The touring company showcases renewal of feature films at this theatre with a sensational battle epic, a romantic Confederate tale, and a Deputy's Sweetheart subject. A strong comedy lineup includes Matrimonial Agency at Froartee Cole and other shorts, offered at usual ticket prices.
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Ivetal, Filisen
Vitae
Departure of Father McCoy Draws Cairns Parish Farewell
A large attendance at Mt Monica's school marked Father McCoy’s departure from Cairns after three and a half years. Sodality members, led by Father Walsh, presented a gold watch and travelling rug as thanks for his dedicated parish work. The evening included a musical program and a tea, and children expressed farewell on Monday with songs and performances.
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Mt. Monica's School
Sodality
Father MeCoy
Father Meloy
Father Walsh
Father McCar
Croven
Kinasleigh Oto
Burketown
Cairns
Father McCoy
Prairie
Walsh
WeCoy
Steke
Cultural Society hosts debate and show plan discussion
A Cultural Society meeting at Mr Anderson's office chaired by Mr G Moody had a full turnout except the Secretary. Mr Norman Avis was invited to take a post as discussion extended to the annual show with added school exhibits. Donations and prices were announced by several members.
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Bouldvers Society
Anderson
G. Moody
Tweedie
Norman Avis
Messrs. C. Moody
8. P. Kelly
Standish
Lauristom
Governor's Visit to Cairns Planned for June
The Mayor reports that Sir Gould Wines will arrive in Cairns about 10 p.m. on June 1 and spend the next day with the people before departing for the back country at 7 a.m. on June 17. He is to return on June 22 at 2 a.m. He will visit the sugar mills that day and depart by the Adelakia glamer that night. The Governor prefers sightseeing over banquets, asking notice of notable locals and places. The Mayor plans an airing of local authorities’ chairs.
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Ald Grifiths
Sir Gould Wines
Cairns
Peoce
Mairne
Cainan
Joca O Strangeownts
AustrAL Pictures Presents A Dramatic Adaptation at Night
The AustrAL Pictures show a full Autiration production of a powerful novel scenario set in an English village. Alma Lee and her lover Cyril trigger a tragedy with a cathedral scene and a penitential sermon by the Dean. Allan McGowan delivers strong dramatic recitation in the cast.
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Auser Pictures
Austra- Views
Hector
Cyril Maitlend
Everard
Alma Lee
Alma
Cyril
Hen Lee
Paar
Daecon
Iri
Povnels
Keven
Allan McGowan
Serema
Trial in Brisbane Supreme Court Opens Verdict Expected
In Brisbane on May 11 the Supreme Court proceedings began before the Chief Justice and a 12 member jury. Accused pleads not guilty as Constable Hewan gave arrest evidence and witnesses described the proceedings and medical findings of septic peritonitis as the cause of death.
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Brisbane
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal
F. BH. Mactire
Fahey
Morris
Fletcher
Jonsen
Hiewahn
Mac
J. A. Forrest
Sowen
Wilton Love
Hrisvane
Correspondence on Press Responsibility
A brief note discusses editorial independence and accountability in correspondence, stating the paper does not assume responsibility for the views of contributors. It emphasizes separation of opinion from the publisher and urges readers to consider sources.
Private letter from Sydney sparks public concern
A writer laments a private letter leaked to the Sun, revealing distress over a possible public attack on Mr Peres imemoore. The author apologizes for any harm caused, noting comments were harmless in context but now misread, and expresses regret over the breach of privacy and resulting upset.
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Sydney
Wade
Peres Imemoore
Env
Sarconis
Renin
Cnet
Etrarch
London markets report mixed rates and firm dairy prices
Commercial report shows varied bank rates for three months with several regions listed from New Zealand to Western Australia. Bradford market notes strong demand for metals and firmer butter and cheese prices with Australian unsalted butter scarce and New Zealand prices cited.
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Victorian
New Zealand
Isa
Olalae
Sim
South Australia
Tasmanian
West Australia
New South Wales
Quemeland
Cays
Bradford
Ile
Uae
Immigrant Vessel Limerice Reaches Cairne Harbor
The steamer Limerice of the Tor re Straits service docked at Cairne with a large number of immigrants disembarking. The vessel carried substantial cargo and departed the harbour at 5 pm. The immigration department official A. H. O'Kelly accompanied the ship as its first Australian port of call. The crew and passengers appeared healthy.
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Limerice
Cairne
Mordas
A. H. O'Kelly
May Bay sports results celebrate patriotic efforts
The May Bay event concluded with the Patriotic Family awarded the main prize and the Medross Mind recognized for leadership. Free services were offered for the benefit of top participants while funds are earmarked for patriotic causes and pression defense efforts.
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May Bay
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Caines Pictures
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Sherecter
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Mir Macrossan
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London General Markets
Limerick
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