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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Sep 18, 1913

Page

4

Cairns Aquatic Club Holds Annual Meeting and Season Review

The Cairns Aquatic Club held its annual meeting with Mr E Preston presiding. The report praised a record year with higher finances and more boats registered, noting a credit balance at Bank of Australasia and Government Savings Bank. Highlights included a larger fleet, success in races, awards, social events, and plans for a boat house on the Esplanade.

Cairns Aquatic Club Cairns Magis E Preston Uch Bank of Australasia Genera Valentine A. J. Traper Faq Tragntess BH. Sturt Esq Parithas R. J. Overland Dauntless P. J. Doyle Dr. Baxter-Tyrie Segregate Cef. Preston Aostral Mackey Austral A. Bean Feq Ark Jove Fay Rita C. Newroute Emy Ries Garlic Whisky Co FE. Summers Terr W. Ahrens Fer Ametreal Fln Second Beach Neath Fincely Emaeel Sfcia Albernian Hall Lee Draner Fort Ech Regetta Cairns Townsville Mir E. Senderp C. E. Preston Petros A. J. Draper 2. Sturt Mesate Dean Mackay Doyle Gummow J. Lyons M. J. Hagen CL KB. Prestos G. H. Moody C. Newcombe F. MacDougal Sistant Bon H. E. Moody ER. Robinson G. WH. Moody Prem Abel Comelttss Messrs D. Thompson Springer Bennett J. Griffitha Sanders Mears Lyons W. Holton Favell A. Robertson A. Moody Wallace Renton Prichard Mears Preston Robinson Sailing Ape

Look Out for Our Trade Mi Hie Bonet

A note warns readers about a trade item known as Mi Hie Bonet. The brief cites a local shop and urges caution with unfamiliar goods and potential scams. Authorities advise checking authenticity and consulting merchants before purchase.

Commercial Messrs Allen and Sons report dry weather and rising prices

The Cairns merchants note very dry conditions across the states pushing lines up. Christmas orders are booking, with price advances on several items including maize and potatoes. Demand remains strong for Lyall’s products and merchandise sales stay solid, with anticipated further increases next week.

Samuel Allen and Sons, Limited Cairns Atherton Lyall Hutter Vodder Pollard Hereke

BrisraxE Wool Sales Report Irregular Market Opens

Wool sales opened yesterday at Fenwick Co. with Brinbane and agents reporting thirty thousand bales offered. Prices for creases and scoureds varied with secured lots bringing 29 to 134 pence, top prize 134d for creesy. Names like Milliken Springaure Cory Warwick Hodgwon Stratford Gladevale Clutha Dunstan Angethella Galway Downs appear in the list of bids and realized amounts.

Fenwick a.Co Brinbane Milliken Springaure Cory Warwick Hodgwon Gindig State Farm Stratford Isinford Gladevale Clutha Nonda Dunstan Angethella Galway Downs Creesy Wan

Chautauqua at MacDonnell's Creek Aids State School Fund

Despite strong counter attractions at Aloomba Nelson and Merbledon Junction a Chautauqua held at MacDonnell's Creek last Saturday in aid of the fencing fund for the new State school drew nearly 200 attendees. About 25 tents were set up in the grounds and the plate net yielded a solid sum with contributions from a big contractor from Coutme and Nelago. Local performers including Om arrival and Menara provided recitations while E. S. Manon and G. 7 ae evening Mr. F. G. Mortom renewed support from the Lady's Protest group and the school’s fund was greatly aided by generosity totaling around £100.

Aloomba Nelson Merbledon Junction MacDonnell's Creek Coutme Nelago Menara Manon F. G. Mortom Meer

Vote of thanks to Mr Mayers for district’s support

A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mr Mayers by district parents, praising his work and expressing indebtedness. He spoke of the district’s land growing all forms of tropical plants and hoped the grounds would become a model school garden in the North. The Chautauqua will net about £40.

Mayers God Yave the King Mies Freeer Beirne Morton

Herbert River Notes and Local Happenings

Community notes from Herbert River cover grower delegates to Sydney, church confirmations by Bishop Feetham in Ingham and Halifax, a fundraising bazaar, and plans to begin convent building by mid 1914. The Commercial Hotel landlord J O Sullivan dies after injury, a manslaughter charge is heard, hospital matron resigns and nurse leadership changes are made, and a Jockey Club meeting reports a modest but profitable racing outlook with improved paddock facilities.

C.5.k Sydney Herbert River Armers L. B. Challands T Ia Diocene Feetham Ingham J. O'Sullivan Townsville D. M. Hay Nurse Landy Hisebert Cub

Untied Tobacco Advert Seeks Clarification from Agent

Fragmentary ad copy shows a tobacco seller offering cigars and cigarettes with a telephone contact and box details. The text mentions a commission agent and references to Burma and Philp & Co. The readable portion suggests a public notice for tobacco products with ordering or inquiry instructions.

Tory Commission N.Q.R.A Burma Philp &Co Hobart

Epsom Races Feature Big Melbourne Attendance

Sporting Melbourne on September 17 reports fine weather and a large crowd at the Epsom Races. Results include Four Flush winning the trial, Atticer taking the hurdle, and multiple handicaps with close finishes led by Bal Mair, Lovelace, Clumettus, and Carcasonne. Sydney notes scratchings and the formation of a new Unions cricket club, with S T Warner elected president.

Melbourne W. Smart Kurreah J. Killorn Taiyuan J. Lane Sine Atticer W. Carry Ettie Kirk 1. Morgan Minneboro R, Gray Hamilton Vincent Maid G. Harrison Vasilipo R. Whicker Evens Lovelace Ind Clumettus C. Andrews Drama King J. Cain Oriesa R. Cameron Hetting Cara Areas Carcasonne Ledy Langulec Glemard Georgette Wetting Laens Varanigh's Earl Godwin Carrasonie Wednesley Feu Collina Uniteds Tl. Warner

Rifle meet for Twinden Begford trophy held amid tough conditions

Sixteen shooters gathered Sunday for the Twinden Begford trophy event, facing a very thick base that worsened 600 and 550 yard stages. The field included Donald and McCloy among notable competitors as entry details remain partially garbled in the report. A fuller account appears in Friday’s Herald.

Handsome gold medal series to award next Sunday

Next Sunday's shoot marks the first of four in a five shoot series. The best three scores count toward the gold medal presented by Mr Eden Thompson. Fourteen pounds and sixteen pence will be distributed among seven cash prizes.

Eden Thompson

Billiards records shattered in London meet

In London on September 17 Reece scored 675 and 624 in two singles against Falkiner, with tight cannons and top-of-table play. He then broke two world records by finishing three visits in 48 minutes and totaling 2758 for the day, marking a remarkable sequence of feats in billiards.

London Falkiner Reece Civde

Wells and Carpentier Set For National Sporting Chit Match

Wells and Carpentier will fight at the Mir December for a £500 side and a £2000 purse.

London Wells Carpentier National Mir

Queensland beats New South Wales in league match

In Brisbane on September 17, Queensland defeated the visiting New South Wales bowlers, securing a decisive victory to end the roster. Final scores were Queensland ahead of New South Wales.

Brishanef Queensland Eenin New South Wales

Mutchetrough’s 100 yd dash sets new world record

In Ralive town Mutchetrough swore 100 yards in 36 2-Seece beating Deautrepaire’s long standing world record, a performance hailed by local observers as extraordinary and record worthy.

Mutchetrough Sinin Seece Deautrepaire

Worn Coins Roil Brisbane Financial Woes

In Brisbane on September 16 officials report widespread defacement of coins. Banks refuse defaced silver, directing customers to jewellers for intrinsic value. Managers urge recall or re minting by authorities to restore circulation and face value, fearing further f ailure of the monetary system.

Brisbane Hay Mint Neri

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