Hartley Street Auction of Mrs Rh Bonner’s Furniture and Effects
Auction listing at Hartley Street on Wednesday 10th at 9 pm for Mrs Rh Bonner’s furniture and effects. Items include drawing room suite, dining room tabica set, framed pictures, clock, chairs, dressers, bedding, sewing machine, crockery, lamps, utensils, and more with no reserve. Auctioneer J G Hoare conducts the sale.
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W.T
A.B
J.G. Hoare
Red tape posters mock nation amid crisis turmoil
An alarming wave of large red posters appears, parodying military recruitment with bold slogans such as Compulsory and Are you enrolled, promising a penalty of one pound. The display unsettles the community as officials weigh its meaning and intent during this period of national strain.
War politics and conscription row at Trades Hall debate
A letter attacks Melbourne Trades Hall leaders and Mr Fisher over anti war stance and conscription talk. It accuses the hall of press exclusion, law breaking, and coercion rhetoric while urging clear democratic action. A late Melbourne note says Referenda powers were granted with limits, easing Hughes’ position.
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Trades’ Hall
Melbourne
Australia
von Hodlwee
Camtas
Lance Fallon
Post
Cairns
Furniture Auctions and Hotel Moves Across Cairns
Auction notices list Mr JG Hoare selling furniture at 1 p.m. today and Mr ID Figare to auction Mrs RH Rodgers’s furniture next Wednesday at Hardy Street. The page includes product ads for iron wine tonic, hotel moves involving Mrs D McNemara, and Captain Curtiss’s naval visit. It also notes health tonic claims and a rowdy Cairns Girls School election clash with police reporting.
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Id. G. Figare
R. H. Rodgers
Hardy Street
Cairns
Parémentel Guardiass
Hennes- SY
Oreent Iing
Hardacre
Education
Early Meeting on Closing Hotels and Temperance Signups
A gathering at Presbyterian Hall discussed closing hotel bars in Qo'ew. Representatives from churches Salvation Army YMCA and other groups proposed forming a Quersi temperance alliance. A telegram to Brisbane requested more petition forms for six o clock closing. W H Hodgern named secretary and aNovember meeting planned with two representatives from each group.
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Qo'ew
Sethodust Church
Brisbane
W.H. Hodgern
Cairns Pictures Show Surprises and Human Stories on Screen
A fragmented film page notes Coe Yeats vetterly presenting a variety of features and comedies. The column lists titles such as Caught with ete are and The Malays, with the crowd expected to gather for Saturday showings starting at 1.15 pm and lingering late into the afternoon.
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Coe Yeats
Vetterly
Miget
Hoertro
Cairns Shire Council Silent Monthly Meeting Reported
Cairns Shire Council held its monthly meeting on Friday night with a full report promised Monday. Store at Babinda advertises groceries drapery boots and shoes. Prolific film listings and theatre notes note changes and highlights, including Beautiful Jim and The Kaveadropter among other titles. Patients and hospital Saturday notice referenced but details omitted.
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Interes
Jim
Keystore
Avatras
Faluir Journal
Nighit
Papua praised for future role by visiting representative
Tripalal representative Mr. T. J. McMahon returned from Papua to Morinda after an extended tour describing Papua’s natural advantages and growing potential. He noted Australians underestimating commercial activity, promised forthcoming Herald articles with travel illustrations, and highlighted McMahon’s climb inland to the mountains near the German borders. The visit included meetings with officials and the governor, plus observations of native life, missions, rubber and copra industries, and a large rubber plantation. He will remain in town briefly and may provide further information on Papua and possible visits.
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Papua
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Pacife
Australia
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Herald
Port Moresby
Goven
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Heals
Dypertonnis
Vr McMahon
McMaghan
Sacred Heart Missionarice
Pape
McMshon
Kenisia
Sir Rupert
Port Moret
Oceanul
Mahon
Sear Bomaral
Pilvers
Fepua Koamvetly
Help the Hospital Picnic Meets Cairns Townsfolk
A community event in Cairns brings Hospital Saturday supporters together for sale signups and encouragement. Cairns cafes and motormen plan a big picnic Monday at For Mile rendezvous. The streets will see some crowding but owners of public venues expect a day of recreation and pleasure.
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Cairns
Mulgrave Deadache Cure Featured In Local Drill News
A garbled wartime style notice describes a long hard day, a cure called Mulgrave Deadache Cure from Craw Vie Regal Pharmacy Cairns, and movements of troops with Capt. Draper to drill sheds, the wharf, and Topi. It mentions a mother taleh of veluniee leaves and troop routes toward the front amid planned marching and medical preparations.
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Craw Vie Regal Pharmacy
Cairns
Draper
Topi
Beware of a Cold and a Car Crash Near Malanda
A reader warns of a cold danger and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. A Saturday accident on the Jims between Korres and Malanda injured several men when a vehicle went off a grade, a fractured leg reported and passengers narrowly escaping fatal injuries on the road and bridge.
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Chem
Crie
Malanda
Kureen
Palace Pictures Presents A Mixed Night At The Theatre
A slate of films headline the evening at Prox Play Theater with the strong drama In the Purity Hill and a sensational silent from Flying A. Cantwell is linked to John Ogle’s murder as Katy Ogle’s disappearance drives the plot. The sheriff confronts Cantwell at a cliff edge, leading to a dramatic fall. Also on the bill are When the Studio Burned and It Cowen Pay, a Vitagraph comedy Hubby Baye a Baby, Tiny Tim as a Grocer’s Assistant, Child’s Influence, plus the continued preview of the Tirk enhead tale on Monday. Phone 240.
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Alec Cantwell
John Ogle
Katy
Ogle
Crogaiy
Kats
Fee
Cantwell
Cowen
Tim
Tirkenhead
Prox Plas Et Theatre
Railway changes shift key engineers to new posts
Brisbane reports a reshuffle in which chief engineer a central railways resigns his post at Recuhampton and moves to a junior role in the malutemants branch at Air. Co. E Quintin moves from the serthen division Townaville to Morkhampton then to Br. L. A. Bernays and Wilge shift to Townville as managers, altering station assignments.
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Neveaher
Balthes
Central Railways
Recuhampton
Pegi Lion
Malutemants
Air. Co. E
Quintin
Serthen Divi
Ton
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Morkhamptes
Br. L. A. Bernays
Masgeereigh
Wilge
Townville
Supreme Court Proceedings Reported in Townsville
In Townsville on November 5 the Supreme Court sat for the entire day with sessions covering cases of local interest. Lawyers addressed judges on several motions and petitions as the docket remained active.
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the Supreme
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