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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
13
The report describes an expedition from Wren to Palmer along the Liliene River starting September 1, 1024. It notes a two hour route to Line King River, camp arrangements, forest work, and vehicle status with lorries and a curve in good order.
Arthur Clarke of Cain Das reports after visiting the site of the Return Creel Lin operation in Nolabaky Company’s area. He describes the plant running all night with plans to raise ore and notes competent management, expecting more shipments and potential expansion to other ports in North Queensland.
A fragmented report recalls All Hallows events with parishioners and dignitaries. The text hints at welcoming ceremonies, entertainments, and reflections on duty to God. Names and places are unclear but suggest a ceremonial visit and community response.
A detailed Townsville bowls report covers singles and team play across the season. It highlights Bartlett and OLeary key performances, notes high standard from Mayere and D'Arcy, and previews upcoming matches. The Gilbey Cup and local events are described with results, standings, and theatre-like notices of fixtures and initiatives.
Gordonvale reports a quieter week as several residents stay home with influenza like illness. The local note cites affected families and calls for caution while urging cleanliness and rest. Health officials monitor cases, with no severe results reported to date.
Statement from R. Loruinn at Sydney describes health decline after a catarrhal condition and a failed surgical wish. He attributes relief to a home remedy syrup made from a simple formula, claiming gradual disappearance of headaches dizziness and ear dullness. The note urges readers to consider the inexpensive remedy.
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