Mackay and Co Ltd Opf at Anzac Park
A fragmented notice mentions Mackay and Co Ltd located at Anzac Park and references prices and items including Alu at In nistsil and Brisbane. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or dates.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
7
A fragmented notice mentions Mackay and Co Ltd located at Anzac Park and references prices and items including Alu at In nistsil and Brisbane. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or dates.
The Maize Market at Brisbane’s Roma Street today shows prices trading from 4/64 to 4/54. Official forecast indicates generally fine weather with light showers on the tropical coast and a small chance of sporadic thundershowers in the southeast. Temperatures are expected to steadily rise with southeasterly winds on the tropical slopes and northerly winds elsewhere.
Market and stock details for late September sales show cattle and calves listed with quantities and prices. Sire and dam notes appear, with premiums and lot descriptions, including mentions of prime meat and various price points.
A Thursday sale described varied hides and skins including lighter Thairhachite and Heavies, with prices ranging from low to mid, several lots loaded with medium and large consignments. Report notes uneven demand and some damaged lots, with buyers showing cautious interest amid fluctuating market conditions.
The Metal Market column from Armcy notes prices and indices for September 10, listing figures such as 7 007 and 297/206 with references to lithographic notes. The brief entry appears fragmented but centers on market readings and pricing for metal commodities.
Sen and family express sincere thanks to Dr J J Rye of Atherton for care and attention to Charles Louch and family. Gratitude also to Cairne hospital staff and friends for flowers, messages, and sympathy in the bereavement. Charles Louch passed away at home on the 22nd in Tolets.
An observer from LLOQ discusses how recent transport stoppages and shipping strikes depress North Queensland's sugar industry. He notes rising costs from the 44 hour week, costly mill erections for storage, and reduced regional prosperity as trade and rail disruptions bite. The piece highlights potential job losses and lower field labor due to diminishing farmer earnings and warns of long term harm to North Queensland's commercial stability.
Fragmentary readable bits mention tides and high water, with partial phrases about locations Avon and Moon. Content is too damaged to identify event, date, or participants.
Obituary record notes the passing of Brenen, with mention of inlaws and immediate family including G. Berernny, reflecting a somber notice from the Mp community. The brief item honors the deceased and acknowledges surviving relatives, marking a quiet ceremonial tribute.
The convoluted exchange describes a mail train nearing its intended route amid strong winds and rough seas. Reports mention passengers aboard, a steerer connected to Meteilyan Harbare Meer, and preparations for continued hunting operations with favorable weather conditions expected for about a week.
An OCR fragment describes a social event with names such as Mr Stevens and Mrs W Stevent, plus references to Miss Porter and Marcie. The text is garbled and omits several details, making precise facts uncertain.
The Railway Band under H R Henderson will perform a selected program tonight at the Rest-As-While Café at 7.30 after reports from the Cairns District Hospital committee meeting. The August Saravan report shows hospital activity, injuries, and ambulance transits, with details on treatments and daily averages.
The minutes describe a committee session addressing revised estimates for security tank installations, questions on funds, and transfers. Accounts totaling 4682 were approved for payment. discussions covered awards, donations, and governance, with W. W. Friend as chair and several members present.
Helshane Sept 1 An Order in Council declares the Cairns hospital district area, applying the new medical policy to Cairns. The declaration follows the legal process and outlines the district’s boundaries and intended health provisions.
Advertised events include a dance and sale at Carrie Tone Club with a School of Arts proposal under consideration. Mr and Mrs A F Sure join the showroom party at Gordonvale with stock and samples. An auction sale of Walenda property is planned with viewing at Led. Late October events list golf club opening tournament and a social gathering at Murray's Mall, with details scattered across venues and dates.
A garbled dispatch from Innisfail notes clerks in the Justice Department transferred from Mackay and Tanistar arriving at Gaoley and the Curt Hote. It mentions Mr Newma well known in Ciuilis, and a series of appointments and committee notes tied to Hornstail Hospital and central sugar matters with several misspelled names and places.
Fragmented OCR text analyzing government finance and industrial policy, mentioning secretary, Treasury, and Cantinevar documents. Appears to discuss revival, appeals to support, and speculation on market reactions with unclear names and dates.
A fragmented OCR record shows a labor political scene with a large union clinging to influence amid trades, a May batch of figures like Figg Linen and Wyn Majority, and a June decision affecting alignment with capitalist finance and shop ownership. The text hints at a parliamentary or court-like result and several factions shaping the outcome.
In a Septembers meeting the Senate approved appointments including a chief superintendent at 480 per year and 20 officers. The action appears tied to a broader wartime or administrative effort, with salaries and positions outlined as part of the current governance measures.
The Home Secretary faces noncommittal remarks as discussions reference Mount Mary and ongoing issues. Attitudes appear cautious with political players reluctant to commit, while public proposals and periphery actions suggest limited progress and possible procedural delays.
Confused report notes state lottery themes and parliamentary faction clash during a chaotic week. Mentions Anil Thi Golden Casket and Sydney Sope along with references to halls, barring, and a conference backed by ministers. The text remains garbled with scattered names and places.
Meishane notes that railway strike costs are running high with 63,000 forming the disclosed loss. The minister for railways provided figures in the Assembly, detailing wage-related expenses and overall economic impact from the walkout.
Fragmentary text mentions realising the rear of the aves tomuier pack and summer tr 1036. References to Medes Harrianee, Rayneau Vrnpriclaty, and a 450000 unit figure. Unclear details with many garbled terms and names.
Fragmentary OCR text from a London dispatch mentions a red week and a saltirlay event. Unable to extract clear people, organizations, dates, or places due to garbled wording. item lacks coherent facts to summarize meaningfully.
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