Firing Out Bargains Still Going Strong
Bargain frenzy continues with low prices and bold claims of savings. The item list is scrambled with unclear product names and quantities, mentioning packets, bottles, sardines, and assorted goods.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
1
Bargain frenzy continues with low prices and bold claims of savings. The item list is scrambled with unclear product names and quantities, mentioning packets, bottles, sardines, and assorted goods.
The piece attacks Labor for disdain toward the farming community, claiming politicians pretend to despise farmers while pushing urban labor politics. It condemns statements about "free labor" and criticizes New Zealand leaders amid strikes, urging resilience and food supply efforts.
Schedule shows Sheffield Handicap and Sprint events with nominations due December 1 1913. Also includes two cycling races and novice and boys events with fees and acceptance dates. Notices mention eye specialist at Strand Hotel and local court actions.
Davies and Stoop operate as general storekeepers and commission agents offering wholesale and retail services. The firm handles goods on consignment, provides credit facilities, and serves customers in the local trade network.
London metal market notes copper and tin prices with forward and spot references. Copper quotes include 07/18 and £73 10s. tin shows £1 to L100 and forward lines. lead price appears as fyb and asa with unclear figures.
A Cairns Chamber of Commerce meeting is set for this afternoon at four o clock. A prominent local item notes Nick Winter’s excitement and weekend changes. A Taylor announces Australian United Company Ready-to-Use Paints as Sole Agent for Cairns with 13/6 per gallon price and imperial 20 percent more content.
The notice lists piano organ singing and harmony lessons at Mrs Sheridan and Florence streets. A kitchen fire at Mr Dillon’s Lake Street residence caused wall charring. neighbor Rolle and the fire brigade responded, no further action needed. Also included are court brief notes on a Chinaman case and a dentist consultation offer at A.M.P. Building Abbots.
Fragmented notice cites Cairns Harbor Board adjournment due to no quorum. Local items include dental notices by A W McManus and medical remedies, Band program, and Mayers Limited shopping shows. Bowling Club nomination call for Championship Doubles and Handicap Singles progress noted.
The Megara Bennett and Bennetts dental practice on Abbott Street Cairns will close during the Xmas and New Year holidays from December 1st to January 12th 1914. They urge clients to attend to dental needs before the break.
A large crowd attended last night at the Palace Theatre with a programme similar to Wednesday’s showing. Each picture held interest and there was no dull moment. Tonight marks the final screening of the current series and includes the Men About Town views. A new appearance will be featured Saturday night with details to follow in tomorrow’s edition. The Gregory R.A. Chapter installation occurred at Cairns Masonic Hall on Thursday, with officers for the ensuing term named among the group.
Cairns Starr Bowkett Society directors met on Wednesday night to ballot for No. 28 appropriation on the 20th. The public is invited to attend with Mayor presiding to hear the society’s objects explained at Oddel Hows Hall, which has been secured for the occasion.
A feature at the Palace Theatre next Thursday offers a long series of views along the Panama Canal construction from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The exhibit highlights vast concrete work, noting four and a half million cable yards of artificial stone used in canal portions and comparing the concrete volume to widening a sidewalk nine feet and several inches around the earth.
Mismatched OCR fashion page itemizing weekly specials across home goods, dress fabrics, millinery and boots. Lists prices and descriptions for curtains, lace, children's wear, embroidery voiles, costume fabrics, handkerchiefs, and men’s wear with various trims and shapes.
The premises of A J Green and Company optical specialists will be closed for Mr T A Green's visit to the hinterland from 14th to November. The notice states temporary closure affecting ophthalmic optics services.
A letter criticizes scattered ambulance services and urges centralisation to improve efficiency. The writer argues that a centralized hospital and brigade system would streamline responders and benefit businesses and the public.
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