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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Sep 19, 1947

Page

5

Citrus Culture Rocky Point Club Day Highlights

Sep 1 193? Rocky Point State School held Club Day with citrus demonstrations. Members showed grafting pruning and care. Dorothy showed orange bud selection on lemon stock. Lectures covered citrus geography frost fighting orange moths and fruit descriptions. A display of fruit from the Rocky Point district was inspected by Mr Wilkes and guests.

Mossman Rocky Point Tate School Tene Cane Ieee Ives Operost William Iper Robert Roy Ives Dorothy Mavia Boyd Tony Brijo California William Marsh Olive Real Wilkes Mer. Wilkes Queensland Rocky Point Lisbon Canton Siam

Bank nationalisation sparks public protest amid wary wait and see stance

Letters to newspapers complay about private banks aiding clients and arguing that government control would harm banking. Citizens gather along Colline Street to lodge protests as withdrawals are questioned and petitions rise, highlighting unease over looming nationalisation.

Swift Ogee Aride Ee Ee Commonwealth Bank Colline-street

War relics sold for civilian use in Melbourne stores

In Melbourne stores basements hold vast stacks of gas masks and related wartime gear repurposed for civilian products. Buyers turned parts into footwear, containers, and packaging while profit persisted through clever resale and salvage in a postwar market.

Melbourne Dieooras Cale Australia United States

Eighth Mirriwinni branch meeting notes activities and travels

The Mirriwinni branch held its eighth meeting at Mirriwinni Hall with Mrs Brand welcoming visitors and presiding. A comprehensive year in review was given, funds and balance tallies reported, donations listed, and plans to attend northern conferences discussed. Members and guests including Mrs Bayfield and Miss Rogers were noted for travels and visits to Innisfail, Buckland’s Road, Briskans, Gordonvale, Cairns, and Gordonvale.

Mirriwinni Eeewinni Hall Brand Watson C.W.A Tn Inwood Babindale Ad ‘Aeron Kok Britain Mesdames W. Rogers Buckland’s Road Innisfail J. Kelly Crothers P. Newman Brisbane Lea Bague Gordonvale Waa Kuranda Mareeba Brone Queensland Country Women's Association Incleded Mechanies K. Veivera F. Mohr D. Hope FE. Wilson Xii. Henderson W. Geraghty E. Goodwin Gordon Marecha A. Pim Amith Cairnns Burands E. Wondford Cairns Karanda L. Delamey Gladstone Larey Brishase F. G. Hill Tovwneville Wrihe Fitzpatrick Mra Carlton Coles L. Harris Grimmer Mew Guinea Mra. Purvey Mise Chichey Bowen Bignell Paterson Mesars. Mathews

Kuranda Notes and Community Activity Report

Kuranda notes describe weather with little rain, falling river levels, and local cricket action where Cairns Taxi team beat Kuranda Club by 257 runs in their first innings. The article also covers a Kuranda State School forestry club day with lectures and demonstrations, a two-team tennis visit to Parramatta State School, and various local visits and hotel guests.

Cairne Taxis Kurands Ernest Rane Sheppers J. Gear M. Lamber Taxis W. Hughes Rosa Petersen Jane Kaurenda Kuranda Wilkes Aloo Prasen Daphne Wotin Gently Im Valeria Goodwin Kevin Morton Saeaeneties Ware Desmond Dalton Lannard Wilson Joan Andrews Wilken Green Maureen IL Waveu Jim Apom Partie Henderson Prn Moring Elo Ming P. Conway Tannard Wilsons Anto Alen Bartley Kuranda State School Parramatta State School

Wake Up Your Liver Bill E Without Calomel

A vintage health exhortation urges readers to awaken liver function without calomel. The item mixes bold headline styling with terse lines, reflecting early 20th century medical marketing language.

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