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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1915
Page
2
The record lists moon phase dates and times in October including First Quarter at 1.3 p.m. on October 1, Full Moon around 10 05 a.m. on October 23, Last Quarter on October 4, and additional values such as 240 pom and .1 ppm for Periete Apoger.
Caius Agents appointed for the firm Dalgety and Co Limited as part of a corporate arrangement. The notice references a formal agency designation and the involved parties. No further operational details are provided in the fragment.
Nominations close at 4 pm with entries for the Novice Handicap and related races. The notice cites prize tables for Flying, Farmers, Publican's Purse, Mulgrave Handicap, and Hack Scurry Handicap, with stewards approval required. Obituary notices express gratitude to sympathizers for the late Mr. J J Marmerson and family.
Notice calls a general meeting of the Members at Abbott-street Cairn to review the winding up, accounts, and disposition of property. The Liquidator will explain the conduct of the winding up and be available for scrutiny of books and documents. Meeting takes place on Friday December 18 in the afternoon. Arthur H. Clarke signs as Liquidator.
The Acorx Gold Mining Co. holds a winding up meeting at its registered office on Abbott Street, Cairns, Friday December 11 at 4 p.m. to consider its accounts and liquid assets.
The above named company announces a meeting of shareholders at the registered office Abbottsiest on Friday December 18 at 4 p.m. The notice relates to the purchase of shares and execution of corporate matters under Section 121 of the Companies Act. Arthur H. Cliber is referenced as a party in the notice.
Wednesday the 2th inst from 2 to 5 p.m. J. O. Hoare invites bids on a property in Aveliomerr. The notice provides a precise sale window and the executor's initials.
At the last Patriotic Fund Committee meeting Mr. Hodel noted Imperial authorities asked the Commonwealth to increase volunteers. The Mayor considered the suggestion kindly, with no definite resolution reached. The piece calls for local efforts to stimulate recruitment for Gallipoli.
The article urges a strong local recruiting committee to stimulate enlistment as Australians endure a harsh waiting period with no relief while French troops are relieved. It notes Cairns must send more men to the front to share the Empire's burden amid ongoing calls from Imperial authorities.
A letter from McCORMACK to MLA W MeCormack discusses the Freshwater mill proposal. It argues the Bailey’s Creek plan is destructive and suggests government action to evaluate a land purchase scheme, allowing original owners first choice of parcels to grow sugarcane and curb land speculation. It notes potential support from Freshwater interests if land conditions are met.
Special Tai Dye offers a stain resistant om solution that preserves color with a few applications. It promises sun resistance and varieties in black dark brown and light brown. Availability noted at 2/¢ per bottle, portage. Also mentions McSpadden injured in the Ardanales fighting and his mother traveling to Townsville to attend him.
An 1915 notice from Fears ley and Co. in Cairns promoting gift bottles of smelling salts with silver mounts. Bottles vary from filled to unfilled, priced 5 to 38 shillings, with customizable perfume and mood notes. Contact W. A. Collins at Lace Street, Ubemist.
The notice shows job ad for a watchman by the Cairns Harbor Board and a business listing for A. M. Waddellhen at Haminda offering groceries and goods. Mentions of auctions by Mr. Hoare and laborers leaving Cairns port include brief civic scenes with cheers and a railway or town travel context around Mareeba.
Despite extensive efforts to locate Mrs Seaman who vanished from her home, no trace has been found. Officials say the investigation will continue as questions about her disappearance remain unresolved.
A.J. Draper Ltd seeks purchase of an eighty five acre lease of Portion 285 Sophie Parish by Pehana Creek near Alogmbs. Property owned by Mrs Molter. Cane under contract with Mulgrave Mill. Details available from agents.
At the Austral Theatre a benighted benefit program features pictures and music for the Returned Wounded Soldiers Fund under the National Societies. Lieutenant Stoff the Army ventriloquist will perform that evening for a change from ordinary tooth powders.
The Austral features a romantic wartime drama In the Clutch of the Huns amid World War Europe, plus The Soul of a Man Fruit on Evil and a topical budget. Chaplin's i cere n in lively laughs stars at the venue as audiences applaud patriotic programs and special events including a farewell to W G Gardiner at the Cairnom staff gathering.
A Cairns Crowds report details a Memes io call at 48.8 ppm, set for tomorrow in Couns Chambers Om Monday morning at 1. Police Court charges of being of unsound mind. A related statement notes scenes of upset and training at Font. The Calton Starr Tow meeting Saturday lists Suny and C H Hawkins as directors to attend.
A damaged fragment discusses fight and finish for nation and family. It laments fear and sorrow, praises fathers for foreseeing duty, and asks whether those to come will honor the patriot cause and children yet unborn. The text reflects anxious cultural memory without clear dates or names.
Fragmentary notice warns of eye strain related issues and a forthcoming event on Monday October the 5th. It mentions Greenfield and Co Limited and a private room offering consultation, with references to optical advice and cautionary guidance.
A garbled early text discusses territorial aims, marches, and dangers on a route to a hoped remnant of fertility. It mentions Magnate figures, a stand against interference, and warnings about liquid corn patty hazards amid a perilous journey.
Frank Booth, a resident of Ping Cresk, Edmen stom, has been missing for several days. He is described as about five feet five inches tall, fair complexion, clean shaven, born in Begnehees. A family member reported he was seen last in a boat on the met, and authorities pursue leads but have yet to locate him.
The Palace Theatre will switch to a new program this evening headlined by the dramatic feature Branded for Life praised by Southern theatres as one of the finest. The reel is large and the story exposes brutality and cruelty, with powerful acting and photography. The program also includes Gazette and two Keystone comedies, promising entertaining relief for students and patrons alike.
Commercial reports describe a butter shortage in Queensland causing order delays. The Cane Board and Trade are cited as addressing supply, with imports of 500 boxes from Melbourne discussed to fill gaps at controlled prices. Industry critics argue price controls misalign incentives and retail conduct.
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