Metal market snapshot shows copper at 14.45 and related prices
Fragmentary market note records copper at about 14.45 with scattered figures for other metals and prices, reflecting a brief, unnamed quotation from an 1900s metal market page.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
7
Fragmentary market note records copper at about 14.45 with scattered figures for other metals and prices, reflecting a brief, unnamed quotation from an 1900s metal market page.
November 19 1929 reports on mining lease No 5005 north west of the hospital at Herberton. Details include area of 9 acres and a route description of the claim. also notes on reopening Welnhart silver lead mine with five men employed and 69 tons of ore moving toward smelters. Further mention of a fatal ore buyer competition and ore prices around 178 per ton.
A pasting of OCR text mentions tea garden crops in Northern and South India with expected declines in production, alongside a charity concert for Miss Ethel Onborn. The piece outlines weather impacts on prices and includes scattered notes on a recital by Miss Onborn and related community events at local churches and societies.
The article eulogizes Queen Alessandra widow of Kim Edward VII as a distinguished Victorian figure. It recalls her early youth in the Spartan Court, her role in European diplomacy, and her qualities of virtue judgement and steadfast duty. It notes her death as a loss to the old school of moralists and to Britain.
Fragmented note lists measurements 12th November and 0.5 but lacks clear event or names. Reads like a partial record with unclear context and failing details.
In a Parson Warden Court session presided by M Warden Power, appeals related to leases and forfeiture were heard for properties around Mareeba. Proceedings adjourned for valuation and compliance checks, with mentions of lease No 1992 and non compliance factors.
The fragment discusses Britain's standing and influence, noting European impressions and American views. It mentions loans, financial strains, and hints at broader political and social commentary. The text references Australia and a private trust or trusteeship context as part of its critique.
Members of the Aesoriation discussed officer elections led by Broneby and Vir Presidene Ma Fonwell Mer Lane Countey. Willershire and Tobin chaired the inner meeting as members planned the next monthly gathering. The committee aims to enroll new teachers and cover a hundred seats at the next meeting during the Christmas holidays.
Friends in Mulgrave and Cairnas districts, including KU Blackwell and Riversinge supporters, announce that Mira Blackwell is progressing steadily after a long illness. Local residents anticipate her return to Cairnarth and Cordenville as her recovery continues, with public concern easing.
The Armistice Ball at Gardonvale, hosted by the Gardonvale branch of the SULA Womens Auxiliary, drew strong support and generous donations. Mary O Neil and Alley Ant led MC duties with Stokes as president, while praise went to committee members including Mr Seymour Mowe for their hard work.
The report references a provisional certificate for the Par Hotel project with ongoing construction details. It also highlights religious welfare work by Associated Churches and Home Missionary efforts, noting church growth, evangelism in the state, and an annual appeal for funds to extend community outreach programs.
At Atherton a CWAA meeting discussed public health inquiries, better rest rooms, school attendance, and improved telecommunication services. The gathering reviewed reforms, planned a December meet, and featured a tea and nursery events with several attendees and a violin duet.
Local notices list a Surington State event on Wednesday and a public auction of variant owners at a two story Lipper building Lake Street between Upward and Gatton. Also announced are a Tuesday meeting in Natinals and a Cairns Comedy Co. production Facing the Music at the Hiber Hall. Additional items note horse auctions, forest service actions, and December Lakeland engagements.
A man maimed James Cranney a laborer at Mabbro House Lake-virec is stated to have struck him on the head His condition is described as serious Ambulance bearers conveyed him to hospital.
An unclear report describes a swimmer at a bathhouse and a head injury after a collision with wood. A person named Me Ble Coombe is noted as removed from a lake street residence after treatment. The Cafens District Hospital treated the patient for a severe head injury and a light concussion.
A Victorian era note discusses Herbertin carteniundent writen te followe. It praises Australian production and displays landscapes from Earthern Australia including Fowns ville Magnetic Teland Cairns and Kiarron Fafa as part of a growing new industry.
The Brisbane notes recount the electoral struggle as Labor faces a tough fight in the Brisbane seat amid forecasts of a narrow Labor victory. Mentions Premier Finely and expectations over Cameron and Fihelly influence, with labor prospects tied to broader union tensions in Australia's federal scene.
Local Cairns newspaper announces facing the music comedy performance at Hibernian Hall. Cast includes Selina Whey Kea Lora Wright and Dewling ensemble with Jot Sin Dick Desmond and Colonel Jonn Smith in a stage production with orchestra by Annie's Lerie. box plan at Imperial Hotel.
Twelve were sentenced to prison, including leaders of several committees, in the Leningrad case. Thirty eight were acquitted. Remaining defendants received varying terms of imprisonment for the alleged embezzlement.
Amid volatile debate in Queensland, protesters clash over the Board of Trade and Arbitration. Key figures including Mr. McCormack and Mr. Carroll press the government as the Industrial Court's power and employment policies spark fierce opposition.
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