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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1928
Page
6
The article references Talmage and Raith Roberts, with mentions of Parisuaytolle and Micene, indicating a shift in pursuits. It notes Beeakfust ot Sanrixes and a shiva Werdagaay moment as part of the context. The piece centers on a notable figure beginning a new phase after a long career.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a theatre program change and multiple misread names. It mentions Menjou, "The Burenede," rector, host, and various vague credits, with disrupted lines suggesting a staged production and cast references.
A fragmented note on The Yeomen of the Guard from the Gilbert and Sullivan series at Hibernian Hall. mentions Wilthinson Ltd and Crther and Sullivan era company with references to Tudor days and songs.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Sindersita Dawe and a ladies commuter event linked to the Caltny Aquatic Club. It mentions a showy program with prizes, a charity or jubilee mood, a charity ball, and a plan to entertain children with a sunset performance and a likely dance or drawing activity.
A lively revue at Mull last night lampooned the current House of Peers with a playful plot. Queen of the Fairies and Tolanthe clash with mortal laws as actors like Bernard Manning and Charles Abriten deliver witty, pointed lines while the court scenes unfold in a bubbly, crowd-pleasing manner.
A fire fright disturbed a royal harbor morning as the Castle Moor and Albany steamer clashed, scattering cargo as flames raged aboard near Princess Harbor. The Danube vessel, carrying 9000 tons of Northumberland coal, faced uncertain damage while dockside observers watched the scene unfold.
A vessel encountered a fierce fire near Albany causing extensive damage as crew fought flames for hours. Water pumps operated vigorously while hoses, salvage efforts, and captain led containment aboard with several holds reported belching steam and oil.
The article discusses a heated exchange among Oppositions about forming a stance on Australia, with Labour leaders urged to avoid confrontations. It notes opposition members denounce a perceived plot by ministers to isolate them and warn that avoiding weekend attendance could trigger refusals to engage further.
A pre election dispute brews between the Nationalists and County Party over seat nominations. The Victorian County Party reportedly plans to nominate Mendigo against Bier, while Nationalists call it a breach of agreement. The week promises lively discussions and demands for clearer accords.
A fragmented account describes a late scene where a solo figure satirises the house of Beets before a curtain falls amid vociferous applause. The act features fairy figures and a chancellor backed by a village audience, ending with orders to hunt and the play concluding amid cheering.
A fragmented report outlines candidates and issues around a local election. Mentions Serato Jas Cairns and Malad, Mr. Young, Andrew, Nichalan Prewrnetigy, Thayer, Calr hg, and M Ta Lynch in a campaign scene near a Steand Vote. Names appear garbled but indicate a soon to be held local vote with multiple figures and districts.
Nel Clayton aged 18 months of Cottesloe Meueh was knocked from his bicycle by a speeding ERID driver in Wirth on September 10. The lad died shortly after, his mother reading the prose Feiwel of the weeident.
In Sydney on September 10 a crowd of men and children witnessed Anselead, Jack Winaie, receive a sever blow during a scuffle as two Ned Chenive men attempted to arrest him. He was knocked to the ground and kicked, then carried toward a patrol car before being hospitalized. Despite the beating, he retained hold of his weapon.
A partial OCR fragment notes an event in September involving Montenies and an asteroid at Heide 14 Fesnesed with unclear details. Names, dates, and places are garbled, leaving the core action and participants indeterminable.
A September plebiscite was held Saturday to determine the fate of the rates. The minister faced a challenge as industrial labor activity influenced opinions. The result favored a pro-industrial approach and indicated a shift in local governance.
In Rockhampton on September 10 the sole nomination for Keppel is Mr J Larcombe, Minister for allway, with the process completing the required formalities. The Mitchell electorate coverage notes Sept1 as a related date in the unfolding political matter.
Sydeny reports the sudden death of Lebbeus Moriern aged 37 at Darling Point. Son of the late Sir Samuel Moriern, he recently served as director of Anthem Hordern Ltd and was active in aviation interests. He leaves a widow and a son. The death is believed caused by an overtime of sterling draught during war service.
Messrs A P Greenfield of Northern optical experts and spectacle makers have opened a branch in Cairns. W H Lindom, long resident of Townsville, has had frequent visits to Cairns and Tableland towns. Address listed as House Lat Mant Nbbuttstrest.
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