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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
6
The fragment reports on authorized and subscribed capital amounts, capital paid up, and reserve fund status. It references L.ED. stock in a terse financial note style, indicating corporate capitalization details without additional context.
A fragmented local notice lists residents and visitors at the Strand and nearby hotels on Monday including Messrs J Ivmani, Crane, Short, and Henwood. It mentions departures, hotel activity, and a shop promoting “Short” priced wares near Cain Street with phone contact.
Innisfail notes report on cane harvesting, road and harbor gazettements, and new local industries. Mentions government inquiries, municipal affairs, and progress on infrastructure, breeding, and local commerce, with emphasis on Tableland butter, pork products, and factory ventures.
Local notes report Armistice Day celebrated with a dance to aid Home Hill Hospital building fund. The event featured performances planned for Malpas Mall, with Mr Power presiding and strong community support. Also covered are school and arts circle matters, band finances, and a note on bubonic plague precautions in the Burdekin district.
A quiet wedding took place at the Methodist church in Mossman on November 6 at 1 o clock officiated by Rev H L Delves. Florence Mabel Stevens, daughter of the late J M Stevens of Fooktown, married Private George Henry Espiner, son of Mr and Mrs J Smith of Lily Pond Macknade. The bride wore ivory georgette with pearl head trim, and the bridesmaids wore pale pink gowns. Breakfast followed at Casnewary with guests presenting cheques and gifts. the spread included pineapple and strawberry preserves.
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