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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Oct 30, 1913

Page

4

Melbourne Cup Candidacy and Derby Lines at Welc Meeting

Melbourne October reports secret that Amrifer's owner backed by Sir Vere arrived in Beragoon yesterday and was considered strong. The Welc Meeting featured Derby lines with Durdans Oaks Sikes and Williams town Cup entries. A theatre visit and engagements with Mr Hagen and Mr Lawson marked a busy day while Agnes Kerr’s concert was announced for November 3 at Hiternian Hall.

Amrifer Jon Pen Sir Vere Beragoon Melbourne Derby - Se Corwyne Durdans Oaks Pullin Varnete Seven Bells Pankhurst Creesiet En Astria Williamstown Durdans Symetris Royal Laddie Royal Steel Maitteth Coradii Swan River Toyland M. J. Hagen Rawson Thuredas Morsitg Law Lewes Menere, Ligestt & Halland Toggightt Jim Lennon Ted Coleman Mtn Lawson Chase Pion Amyboty Agnes Kerr Hiternian Hall

Gray issues challenge over risk at Cairms harbor event

In Losbon on October 22, Gray taunts locals to risk a bet at the harbor steamer scene. He notes Cairms people are eager at pot promising, but claims the one redeeming feature is Strasberg Lager available there.

Losbon Gray Cairms Strasberg

Fragmentary note on tea and tastings

A garbled line references tea and a delicious taste, mentioning “Jot” and “everybody.” Details are unclear, with no complete event or names to identify.

Fragmented Text on Irish Home Rule and Ulster Conflict

The snippet discusses Irish Home Rule and Ulster’s stance, noting violence as a possible means to resolve opposition. It references imperial politics and the tension between Ulster, Conservatives, and governance, suggesting life and death stakes in the debate.

Ulster

Waterside dispute prompts idle vessels in Wellington

In Wellington New Zealand two ships remained idle amid Waterside dispute tensions. Officials report continued standstill as workers and management negotiate.

Investigation into Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Fraud Allegations

A government inquiry found the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society solvent and able to meet liabilities. It rejected fraud claims against directors and managers, noting the actuarial valuation of December 31, 1930, was substantially correct while detailing questioned election and expense practices without concluding misconduct.

Colonial Mutualife Assurance Society Messrs Legislative Assembly Mimnanages J Agremnet Astusi J. Tilley Browns H. Byron Moore Gee Foster

NAKASHIBA BROS Costume Shop Opens With Wide Salish Range

NAKASHIBA BROS announces an opening offering the largest assortment of up-to-date Salish costumes and related goods. The display includes silk crepes, kimonos, scarves, robes and menswear with low prices, emphasized by direct manufacturer dealings and prompt service for visitors to Cairns.

Hakata Shantung Cairns

Colonial Sugar Refining Company declares half year dividend

Sydney reports the Colonial Sugar Refining Company holds its bell yearly meeting. Directors confirm profits for the period after interest and charges, with a dividend rate of 5 percent for the half year. Production updates quote figures for Australas, Fiji, New Zealand, and overall profit figures. A separate cablegram notes the Meldenic vessel in distress offshore with crew accounted for.

Sydney Colonial Sugar Refining Company Australis Fiji New Zealand Bantam

Melbourne House Debates Loan Bill for 13 080 000

In Melbourne the House of Representatives debated the Loan Bill of 13 080 000 with the first reading agreed. The Treasurer defended the loan to enable borrowing of 3 088 000 for works described in the Budget. Fisher challenged the Treasurer's figures and adjourned after 20 minutes, with Prime Minister objecting to personal exactions.

House of Representatives Fisher Ihances Figher

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