Cairns Cordial Factory Change Hands
R J Cheetley takes over the Cairns Aerated Water Works on Sheridan Street from E Wood and invites public patronage with assurances of quality products and service.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1909
Page
2
R J Cheetley takes over the Cairns Aerated Water Works on Sheridan Street from E Wood and invites public patronage with assurances of quality products and service.
The fragments mention an Arab stallion named Kingsman and breeding or racing context. No clear event, date, or full facts are present to form a complete news item.
Tenders are invited for the purchase of stock buildings and plaster of the lecieeet Exits F. S. ERUNJES, Sta Wolfram. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned.
A garbled notice from Cairns lists names and a bakery on Lake Street with unclear details. The readable fragment mentions J. Caverery and health bead Sper, suggesting a quirky promotional or personal delivery item without clear context.
Article fragment notes shortages affecting exiled Egyptians and local storekeepers amid rising prices. No dates or clear events provided. details remain read fragmented.
Adelaide notes chilly conditions with figures listed for rates and a few names. Mont Moller appears with two figures, while others show small adjustments and miscellaneous entries.
A reader requests authority for a railway fare reterm e and notes a claimed 1 mile each way route to Kurende. The message references railway experience and asks for figures from the local Railway e Darton and asserts the need to verify the figures.
The steamer Tee EF and Co arrives at the anchorage carrying the Governor to Fant. In Townerville the vessel lodged at berber, and a total solar eclipse is expected this evening. The moon will begin to eclipse at 6:02 pm with totality ending at 7:25 pm. The shadow passage will pass Earth from 8:23 to 9:38 pm.
Fragmentary report notes a marriage dispute involving an individual accused of linking his name to a marriage case. The text is unclear on dates or locations but references a marriage court action and alleged involvement by a person named Muamy or similar.
The constable W. H. M. Thiele retires after one year of service with the police force, ending a brief term in uniform.
At last night’s Cairns Shire Council meeting a report was received outlining Tremwey arrangements for meters and the required form for extending land use. Ani Rattie of Coates “Shasta Rane” seeks comfort against mosquito bites in the region.
Supreme Court granted a restraint order in a case involving Alexander Elagniltien and Alfred Mas plus Richard Volumen. The order prevents actions related to mining activities at Mt Volk and Little Wood, with Herberton named as the location. The order was made by consent.
In Bundaberg district court a defamation matter involving GT Walker Barrinkill and Hersfall, owners of the Mundaberg Mall, was heard over ten days. Tregear returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for one farthing with costs. order made on damages.
In Brisbane the Legislative Council yesterday debated at Presbyterian Church Property Hall. The Warwick to Maryvale Bill was read a second time and committed. The Metropolitan Water end Sewerage Bill was read a first time and the session adjourned.
Fragmented Brisbane items note a bakery accident in West End where William Newell was suffocated after being pulled into dough. Another Brisbane note mentions Mr H H W Fie being appointed by commission as one of His Majesty's Councilors with ceremonial attire.
Civic Welcomes the discoverer of the Seeth Magnetic Poly to Bridgton for a December 4 lecture. The event draws scholars and curious residents to hear the scientist discuss the new material and its potential applications.
Men named Chores Vom Der Kinsibergh appeared at the City Policy Court today amid charges of perjury at the Glen Ines Poly Vout on November 19.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a discussion involving police allowance and the Home Secretary. The text references a watch and year long context but is unclear on specifics or outcomes.
The reserved division of the High Court hears the appeal by the party in Sydney as part of ongoing legal proceedings.
Readable fragments suggest a note about publicity for wires or publicity timing. The text is incomplete but implies attention to publicity for a broadcast or wire service event. Further specifics are not discernible from the fragment.
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