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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented text lists numerous Cairns firms and professionals including Tilley Grose and Lung Solicitors, Atherton dentist, Mosssman and CloUTier, and Bris ean butchers and bakers with office in Babinda. The OCR shows addresses and a collage of names, likely an advertisement page mix.
A cluttered page of miscads and notices shows shops and services along Lake Street and nearby avenues. Listings include furniture removals, builders, carine, general stores, and a wide array of goods from jewelry to household linens.
Property listing notes 1800 pound permit under rent, 240 acres, several allotments with fresh water. Describes prices from 1500 to 21500, with terms such as 11 years of improvement, 5000 for improvements, and multiple allocations including mares place and new machinery. Strong entities include Benoni, pounds, acres, and years.
The notice advertises a two week dressmaking sale with special hours for business girls. It highlights modern designs in dresses, gloves, linen, kimonos, and crepe de chine fabrics with discounted prices. Measurements, colors, and patterns include muslin, embroidery and floral motifs. Phone contact provided for orders in Abborest and surrounding areas.
Fragmented inventory and notices reveal Boland's Ltd stocking J-pty Hard K Wire Netting and Raw and Revit Oil. Other items include spades, chisels, fry pans, and plumbing tools. A garbled section mentions Stillman Ltd and Millaring contractors seeking work.
Cairns Teopical Theatre presents a screen comedy featuring Max Linder in a leading role with Theresa and Schootmasch. The production, described as a modern musical comedy adaptation, follows a tale linked to Dumas and features the three musketeers as comic characters. The cast includes Ol James Means and family, with a lively plot of mistaken identities among a social circle, and a notable first appearance of Zoberdy Tre Artats planned for Wednesday.
Palace Theatre tonight features The Lost Chord and The Tornado with a strong picture program. The piece is praised as a Universal Jewel, with dramatic romance and musical interludes, supported by a noted orchestra and engaging storytelling.
In Mayence reports confirm the evacuation of Cologne and the transfer of the Urttah troop to Wlesbacen are finished. The French Army of Occupation remains in three armies with divisions ready for further consolidation and a potential reorganization underway.
A Camberwell inquest heard that Charles Carle a farmer from Surrey died after a suicide attempt linked to emotional strain and heart disease. The jury returned that death was due to syncope from acute petechial and heart failure worsened by mental strain.
At a Washington luncheon, Nicaraguan representatives praised the withdrawal of American marines and urged mutual respect in future relations. Senator Prado and others spoke of Nicaragua’s peace and self determination, while editorials noted the event as a national holiday.
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