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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1912
Page
4
Local notices promote patent remedies and dental products with prices and testimonials. Names such as Kelly, Mrs, and Mr appear alongside retailers in Cairns and Charters Towers. Multiple visits and travels to Sydney Townsville and Melbourne are noted among residents and merchants.
Newcastle Sunday report of a fatal galliery accident where two miners died after a stone flag fell from a roof at a Bay site. A rescue party worked for hours amid danger to reach the victims, identified as Darcy and another worker.
Advertisement copy promises civility cleanliness attention and quick deliveries for complete stock offerings and invites showcasing and quoting on all items from the catalog.
A grocer company asserts that its size does not affect service, promising the same care and consideration to all customers regardless of order size. It invites readers to give a trial order to experience their commitment.
Armstrong Ledlie Stillman Cairns Busy House announced to the Department their intent to close down. Efforts to aid the cotton industry included bonuses and product discussions, with mixed outcomes and future position to be considered. Garron, Senior Vicar-General of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney, died at 77, widely respected across the Commonwealth.
Incomplete telegraph items describe political discourse on women’s votes, protectionist policy, and labor issues. Reports mention examinations for machinery and steamer conditions, a notable death in Melbourne, and party selections in Brisbane and Melbourne with references to candidacy and taxation experience.
Cablegrams report a hostile German paper attacking President for not arbitration and treaty breaches. Perrin notes that any move to reestablish Chinese authority in Tibet would violate the 1906 Anglo-Chinese treaty, with Britain denying interference and recognizing China's suzerainty while acknowledging Tibet's independence.
A room near the late Emperor ater’s chamber in the Imperial Palace will stay open through the prescribed years of mourning. In Brisbane a six-rober match between four player teams from Sydney universities and Brisbane drew a crowd at Auchenflower with several singles and doubles results noted. The Westminster City Council enacted a by law banning singing or playing any instrument in public places after being urged to desist, as totals show Brisbane 8 rubbers 17 sets Sydney 4 rubbers 107 games.
The Western Union cable lowers press rates to Canada to 3.5 per 100 words and to Western Canada to 6.5 per 100 words during off-peak hours. A Paris report describes a lover’s murder suicide in Nice, while London notes about English hop crop estimates and a motor car accident in Vienna. Melbourne cricket scores and a legal hearing on the National Time Company are also touched on along with public-facing inquiries about Woods Groat Peppermuamt.
AUCKLAND, Sunday. A strike of miners at the Huntley coal mine is threatened after engine drivers resign from the Miners' Union to join the new Engine Drivers Union at Waihi. If the strike happens, the situation could become serious.
In Berne a crazed soldier named Schwarz barricaded a room in Romein’s Horn and fired for six hours. He killed six attackers and wounded several before escaping to the woods and later being captured after killing another pursuer.
Mr. Ames Sullivan, the United States Commissioner at the Olympic Games, rejected charges against American athletes. He accused English newspapers of lying and insulting the entire American team by alleging elbowing and pistol threats.
W Leary and Quigley edge Boland jam Hoare by 1 percent. Draper and W'Mams defeat Gor ton and Chamberlain 1M to 13. M'Kenzie tops Metlick 14 to 7. Overland defeats Metlick 11 to 30 in a sequence of mixed results.
Shipping arrivals list vessels arriving September 1. Jantala, Captain Hiskenden, from Welbourne via Putt, with Adelaide Co. Loist., Agents. Mourilyan, Captain Minehane, from Townsville via Ports, Howard Smith Co. fd, Agents.
A list of names including Argus Wyreemas Captain Grant and many others appears to document passengers, crew, and associated individuals connected to a Melbourne import voyage. The text enumerates dozens of surnames with scattered given names, noting a second class count of 76 in the final line.
Fragmentary item lists remedies or products with odd spellings and unclear names such as REXONA and 2-Revonats. No coherent event or人物 details emerge to form a clear headline or summary.
A fragmentary item mentions Robert Edward Gardiner in an enigmatic note with phrases like eerie and soon see Cay at Cuerel Tristing. The readable bits form a cryptic newspaper blip without clear context.
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