In loving memory of Rose Cummins
A memorial notice for Rose Cummins honors the memory of a mother and beloved relative. The message expresses affection and remembrance from family members, noting enduring love and loss within the family circle.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
7
A memorial notice for Rose Cummins honors the memory of a mother and beloved relative. The message expresses affection and remembrance from family members, noting enduring love and loss within the family circle.
An OCR fragment notes Holy Crow Church in Dahinda with confirmations and multiple services. It mentions a Children's Service, Holy Communion, and various unclear times such as 9:30 am and 7:30 pm on certain Sundays and a Tuesday night 8 pm reference.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Beeninn Servien and Wreacher Onganiat with unclear figures and a meter reference. No clear event, date, or context available.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a travel departure note possibly about a journey to Melbourne via an unspecified fast service. Details are not readable to confirm dates, carrier, or passenger names.
Historical market notes discuss maize demand and dairy supply trends. It notes fluctuating prices and heavy shipments in coming months, with regional conditions influencing weights and shipments. The report mentions seasonal expectations, river transport impacts, and tentative forecasts for August and September.
A fragmentary notice from London, Xoronet reports a land purchase by a local entity. The text is damaged and partially illegible, but indicates a land transfer and related proceedings without clear names or dates.
In North Queensland a tight contest in Herbert pits Dr Nott against a well‑placed opponent backed by the Treasury’s influence. Nott gains support across Mackay and southern districts amid a debate on Imperial Preference and sugar policy. The article notes Sugar Tribunal protections and Canada’s reciprocal trade moves shaping the outcome.
Herberton reports a sudden shift as a heavy afternoon rain ends a long dry spell across the district. Police court proceedings in Swan, Mesherton, and St Albans detail a series of arrests and hearings, with Burns Pty and defendants tied to ensuing actions.
Our Merberton correspondent reports Cairne Brewing Co Ltd appoints Mr He Baste to head brewer duties. He brings 18 years of experience in England and promises improved brewing quality with upgraded equipment and water suited to the work, valued at about £2200. Northern framing company sales and local mining crushings figures are also noted.
The Port of Cairns reports steamers Derriza from the Gulf and Aldings loading and due to sail for Mirls hane and Sydney on Monday. Barunga expected in Calrme lant with 700 tons general cargo. The Mertina and the Plons visit next week amid patchy reports and local trade chatter.
A disrupted report recounts a drone related disturbance in the Northwest and Tropical Pacific area with authorities from Inspector Mara to Sergeant Dacia praised for their handling. Police leadership expressed confidence in public safety and commitment amid tensions, citing cooperation from local officials and the community.
A damaged account describes a local memorial event on a Wednesday honoring late community figures. Residents, including Mr J Munn and Mrs Fenwick, attended as orchestral music played and wreaths were laid at a dawn service with neighbors delivering tributes.
Advertised events include a prime property sale Saturday at Tama by City Auction Mart to aid Mall Funds, with auctions at Preshwatec Hall. Other notices announce Mirriwinnt Brim ereag Association activities on Wednesday the 24th at 4 pm and screenings at Preshwate Hall, plus various sales and tenders from Kinmart and Oceanic Taylor estate auctions in November.
Report from Malanda describes a man named Eric Aenria seen in dawn light near water with a white, coiled object resembling a band of nine ewes connected by a stone pier. The scene includes a woman named Heman and a group of sheep as townsfolk investigate.
A historical summary notes naval officers and cadets from Jervis Bay Naval College receiving training and promotions during wartime. It mentions Queen Alexandra’s naval liaison, Lt Spence, and officers like Sir Mabon, with references to Clyde guard duties and defense preparation as Australia strengthens its naval forces.
The Brisbane Council debated an applicants claim seeking renewal of the employers award tied to wage terms. The case involved Krishan and a council, with pay discussions around 19 037 pounds per year and potential absorption of workers under a general rate adjustment. The council noted knowledge of the Brisbane entity from October and May timelines but proceeded without consulting the Karwar authority, as the board decided to extend or relet the agreement.
Fragmented OCR text describes a railway smash with a driver on trial. Names and details are unclear but reference to a courtroom proceeding and alleged calmlaughter. Case expected to proceed with more evidence.
Fragmented OCR reads like a legal notice on immigration act provisions. It references Testo Immigration Act and related terms with unclear nations and nationalities. The readable portion notes a relation to expected policy changes and administrative terms.
Mrs Osborn, famed contralto, headlined a visit to the Theatre Royal amid a nationwide tour. Her recital featured varied arias from Puccini to Verdi, drawing strong praise for vocal color and stage presence as audiences demanded encores and a second performance due to high demand.
Fragmentary weather notes describe showers and unsettled conditions across Brisbane and nearby areas. Mentions of tropical zones and central lowlands imply broad regional patterns with limited readable specifics on dates or exact measurements.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Congo and Water while discussing stations and paving. The readable content is incoherent, lacking a clear event, dates, or sources to summarize into a coherent news item. No identifiable outcome or story emerges from the readable portions.
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