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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1915
Page
2
Offers invited for portions WA and U5 in a mill area with river frontage and alluvial soils. Respond to Wl FL Hewkins, Brisbane, for details. inquiry reveals misaligned plans and irregular holiday at a nearby resort. no clear acceptance.
The fragment claims pimples and boils arise from within and not from external creams. It praises Sarsaparilla with Jodifex as the best remedy and predicts spring will bring more of these troubles, urging use through the chemist Craig's.
September 1 copper tin lead prices shown with bids and offers. Copper ranges 08/12/6 to 66/17/6 per ward. Tin 16/5 to 09/18. Lead 29/7/0 to 24/15. Silver noted as 1 shilld. Prices presented in old currency with ward notation.
The Cairns Harbor Board weighs appointing a manager with broad powers to oversee dredge operations and staff, prompting criticism that the role is unnecessary now and may eclipse the chairman and secretary. The syllabus outlines extensive authority including suspension power, while critics urge restraint and a possible permanent engineer alternative.
Dentis¢ P L Meredith will be in attendance at his Surgery Mareeba daily for one month. Members of the Naval and Military Forces are asked to meet in the Drill Shed at o'clock to arrange for welcoming the returned wounded. War censuses and related notices appear, mentioning A Draper of Draper Limited and other military references with addressed notes and hair treatment product mention.
A contingent from the back country left Cairns by the Drill Shed to the wharf for active service for King and Country. The departure was led by the Mand and attended by the Allied Societies Choir and a large audience who bade the troops farewell and expressed good wishes for their return.
The Cairns Red Cross Equipment Guild reports mill bands for the bebindsa crushing to be engaged at the mill tomorrow. An advert promotes Cherry Balsam for curing coughing fits. R A Wright seeks workers and offers to assist. At Cairns Police Court a case results in forfeiture of bail for an inspector charge. Additions to the guild subscribers include A J Bred H Anderson W S Prewett and others.
At Chargois Photo studio in Neat Hides' Hotel, Mr Chargois offers baby portraiture with over thirty years of experience. The window display features a collection of lovely babies and social interest in infant photography.
Craig's has received a fresh supply of the noted Gout and Rheumatic Remedy. Demand was high with stocks running out. The remedy is strongly recommended and trusted to relieve symptoms without leaving unwanted effects. Available only at Ormig's Vite Regal Pharmacy. Cadre.
The reception committee plans a hearty homecoming for Lieutenant Sparks as Mayor urges residents in the beck country to inform if any relatives are returning from the front so arrangements can be made for their welcome.
The motor launch Victor left Cairns on Saturday with Picnickers for a weekend trip to the Barrier Reef. They camped near poo Futzrod Island and visited Om Sumheys the Barrier Hert. Fishing yielded small catches and the largest catch was a treveliv weighing 15 units. The party returned to town satisfied with the voyage.
A reader comments on telegraphic delays and the rarity of prompt telegram delivery. The letter laments long recording times and praises timely service in this instance while noting years of waiting for wires to clear.
The Palace Theatre management hosts a grand benefit on Thursday to aid the State School in improving conditions for local children. Tickets and seating arrangements are noted, with parental support urged to assist funding and entertainment proceeds.
Among Cairns residents enlisting is Lawrence Kelly of Philp and Co staff. Known as Jim to friends, he has been active in musical circles here for over a year. A member of the combined Masonic and Presbyterial Choirs, he aided benevolent and patriotic movements and will be missed.
The picture programme presents a three act drama titled Out of the Huiee featuring a vivid fire scene. A special Eng War Gazette adds current impressions while the bill includes comedies and a Western titled Horns On West. The second screening is planned for a later date.
A wartime Australian film titled The Hero of the Dardanelles will be shown at Cairns Pictures on Wednesday. The realistic scene depicts Gallipoli hardships from camp life to embarkation for Egypt, a wounded soldier’s escape, and battlefield peril designed to spur enlistment.
A harshly garbled review praises a drama from Austeal Pictures and notes the film runs with comfortable accommodations and wartime exhibitions. The critic mentions Visage and Word as an example and comments on entertainment value despite entanglements.
Mr. A. M. Waddell has opened a large stock of groceries drapery boots and shoes at Balinda. He acts as agent for Hoyel Insurance and invites customers to inspect the new establishment.
In the Cairnsmm district Inspector Wright of the Health Department will visit the state schools to inspect their equipment and facilities following a noted cutbreak of fine axles. The trip aims to assess safety and sanitary conditions in the schools.
An ad evokes Wulerave throat pastilles to ease dry tickling and sore throats. It notes a trial sample and offers a rememberable personal touch from Craig’s Degemsing Chemist, urging readers to try the remedy.
Miss Ste la Rolle writes from Iovinebank that funds amounting to 16/b are sent to a Minister for Defence to aid returned wounded Australia soldiers. Publication is requested to thank supporters. Regional tone reflects wartime fundraising appeals.
A correspondent letter questions the Cairns Town Council decision to appoint a pet collector for the Patriotic Fund. The writer argues the role should go to a retired soldier who can reassure the public and bolster wartime contributions while avoiding civilian criticism.
A fragment from a theater notice describes Leroy Sisters and star Matt Moore in a planned program at the shore theatre. Audience members may enjoy a piano interlude and a double feature including The Girl Who Woo fermes Plate reverte with ongoing planning for a new dramatic presentation. Seats may be reserved by phone.
A portrait feature honors William Lemmon, recently appointed Minister for Agriculture, detailing his career from Drabiin origins to Townsville, his early mining service, business ventures, and long tenure as Merbert member and Labor figure.
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