Parish and civic notices from Cairns 1919
The Post reports a series of local notices including a Presbyterian Hall meeting, Paringa's SS Faringa voyage from Cairn, Gordonvale St George Society gathering, and a Mareeba concert for returned soldiers. Also listed are medical ads, a Rest Home pony raffle won by Miss Blackmore, and wardrobe shows by Miss Gardiner with appearances in Mareeba and Atherton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareeba
Mareeba D.O.B. Society
Reat
Angus Johnson
Fug
Gordonvale
Miss Blackmore
Standish
Purmited National Bank
Cairns
Movements of Vessels and Schedules in Australian Trade
Australian steamships led Mourilyan and Waraoka announce weekly calls with cargo and passenger ports including Towneville Cooktown Townsville Mourilyan and Innisfail. Schedules show departures mostly after midday with tides and lunar phases noted, freight rates published and receipts accepted at standard rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mourilyan
Towneville
Cooktown
Townsville
Gowrie
Mourilyas Harbor
Cortwell
Jacinte Ee Innisfail
Innisfail
Dunk Island
Cardwell
Secinda
Melbourne
Private McMahon Returns From Service At Cairns
Private McMahon returns to Cairns after three years service. Enlisted from Babinda in October at 18, wounded at Villers-Bretonneux, detained in England until July 1, arrived in Brisbane, underwent surgery, now reported well. Fire outbreak at Johnny Byrnes’s Abbott Street premises discovered by police around 4 am. Fire threatened adjacent buildings but was checked, avoiding serious damage. Floats Shire Council notes government actions over a proposed public holiday for Gordonvale sports by the AWU, with Home Secretary proclaiming the holiday amid council protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon
Wyandra
Lockie McMahon
Cairns
Babinda
Joro
Villers-Brettoneaux
Goth Avor
England
Brisbane
Johnny Byrnes
Abbott Street
Floats Shire Council
Cairns Shire
A.W.U
Gordonvale
Aw.l
Warner
Wyandra Vessel Resumes Melbourne to Cairns Run
The Wyandra arrived Saturday afternoon and left Sunday resuming its old Melbourne to Cairns service. During the war it ferried troops to Melbourne Hobart and Sydney runs and carried maize copper ore and other cargo. Repatriation expenses and medical examination costs are noted with railway warrants issued for affected cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Cairns
Hobart
Sydney
Port Kembla
Arbitration Court case on basic wage clash in NSW
In Melbourne the Arbitration Court heard that Mr Gibson of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association sought a case to determine if the Commonwealth Arbitration Court may set wages lower than a State tribunal. He noted tension between NSW Board of Trade fixed rates and federal awards, and that the High Court would soon decide if the Commonwealth can override State awards. The union sought to include NSW members under the Board of Trade figures, but the request was refused as the union is federal, with a plaint claiming £3 15s and a proposed basic wage of £4 17s 6d a week. The High Court had ruled the Commonwealth Court cannot award contrary to a State tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Gibson
Federated Enine Drivers’ and Firemen's Association
Justice Lowers
Fall High Court
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Justice Towers
New South Wales Board of Trade
Commonwealth
High Court
Commonwealth of State Court
New South Wales
Conmonwealth Arbitration Court
Board of Trade
Eacham Show Trains and Hotels Sale Advertisements
Advertisements for the Eacham Show at Malanda next Wednesday and Thursday. Lease for sale of a leading Carrie hotel in first class position. Various stores offer shoes and drapery, with mentions of Mayers factory and a Fordson tractors delivery. Public notices include Hibernian Society breakfast, political meetings, and staff changes at Gordonvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eacham
Malanda
Messrs. McMahon and
Sandaver Howard Samth
Carrie
Obituary: Mr Chas Teasdale of Cairns Dies in 62 Years
Long obituary details the life of Charles Teasdale born in Durham England, aged 62, who served in Queensland police, World Wars I era, and later as a traveler for Halls Mercantile. He lived on Sheridan Street Cairns and died after a blood bursting incident. Survived by Mrs Redmond, a son who died in infancy, and two siblings. Funeral held with Royal Society of St George and Returned Sailors and Soldiers’ Imperial League groups represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Teasdale
Sheridan Street
Cairns
Mernings
Town & Cause
Philp and Co
P Elliot
Chas Teasdale
Durham
England
Australia
Brisbane
Lespector
Northcott
Fram
Stanthorpe
Inspector Harris
Toowoomba
Townswelle
Charters Towers
Tak Makine
George Street
Murphy
Carns
Cottsmen
Halls Mercantile
Ntecast
Charles Trasdale
Mice Redmond
John Redmonyeer
House of Commons
Mra Teasdale
Li Irfe Hey
Queenslaod
Mor
ALF
Goon
Imperial League of Australia
Vetl
South's Creek
Bautree
William Teasdale
Northcote
Echard
Melbourne
Ester
Schoetraster
Chrissas Wath
Edgenga
Sem
Stanting
Charles Tensile
Tropezal League
Harry Dale
Boews
Friend
Carns Mistrict
Returned Sailors and Soldiers’ Imperial League
Fred Maclin
Royal Society of St George, Waterside Workers and Accident Association
St. George Society
caval _saiform
Society of
le Gravee
Ree
Leagee
May
Mia
George Jacobs
Euchre Party and Dance at Oddfellews Hall
A euchre party and dance at Oddfellews Hall drew crowded crowds on Tuesday evening with fifteen tables in use. Results after seven games named Mrs. Davis as first lady and Mr. Barry as first gentleman while Mrs. Walte and Mr. Shepherd won booby prizes. Despite high attendance the venue was packed early and dancers later complained of limited space. Residents noted the central hall would be a good venue if extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellews
Tureday
St. John's
Cairns
Davis
Barry
Walte
Shepherd
Back to Mr Ferry Intervenes in 5 Dispute
A labor dispute near Harris involves Mr Ferry and workers led by Martie and Mr Harris over a carrier wage stand and potential lockout. The protest centers on pay, work rules, and the threat of a strike as the factory remains idle. The manager and employees seek a work resumption with a compromise, while industrial relations officials monitor the situation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palestine
Qwen Whittick Abbott St
R.craig
R. Gordon Craig
Ofhiee Cairns
Derby
Green’s Morth
Queensland
Abbott St., Cairns
the Post
Presbyterian Hall
Paringa
SS. Faringa
Cairn
The
Society of St. George
Nelon Mall
Green's
Chemists
Collins
Robert Craig
Clark
Miss Gardiner
Dunlop's
Atherton
Barron Valley
Donnell & Harris
Hamlyn
Migs Court of Australia
Supreme Courts
Amonwealth
New Zealand
K. N. Macdonnell
C Hamlyn-Harris
Spence Street
Abijah Murray
Notary Public
Hof
McLaughlin
Children’s Rompers
Crew E
Zephyr
Poplin
E J. Harris
Victoris
Lake St. Cairne
Thane
Dalcety & Company Ltd
Metal Excl 3
London
Smelera
Wareebs
Uureeba Req
Mrs. Hughes
Miss Smith
Melbourne House
Adelaide
South
USN
Porgee
Draper
Hospital
Mayers Factory
Mesars, A J Draper, Ltd
Capt Hough Ford
Upward Street
Freday
Marlin'’s Limited
H. Maslin
Hibernian Communion
Hibernian Society
St. Monica's
Op Suara
Rennion
Hibernian
Fordsca Tractor, Mayers, Ltd
Fordson
Greenwille
F. W. Bamford
M.H.R
Ore
Yiliame
Atherton Shire
Austral Pictures
Crawford
Brimsharp
M. McMahon
Urgenter
Lams
W. Burke
Cole
Parke
Preston Stanley
Ben M. McMahen
MR Chas. Teasdale
God
MR. Ferry Inter Yee
Harris
Krista
Mr. Ferre Prin
Betes Martis Anocare
R. Barnes Posey c. Lindgren
Martie War
Tier
Cie
Feery
Rangery
Harrie
Onmler - Sancks
Senmey
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