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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
2
The article lists fashion items including Chie Ivory Jap Silkkious American Yokes and Nee Drop But toms, plus Smart Crepe de Chime Brouses with Colored Collar and Cuffs and But toms to Match. It reads like a catalog of apparel details from a period piece.
Mrs Marrvell and family denounce expressions of sympathy and tributes received after the passing of a loved one, as they honor the late feral companion.
Fragmentary meteorological notes report moon phase timing and rainfall estimates. Entries mention Last Quarter, dates around September 3 and September 13, with rainfall measurements and minute times. The text is garbled and lacks full context but indicates environmental observations from a station.
A fragment notes Barixda excursion and a sale of draught horses, then shifts to a London speech by S. Liegh George condemning Prussian actions. It critiques Junker policy, anticipates a German reckoning, and hints at an upcoming Patriot ic Excursion to Balaclava with mixed praise and warnings about public sentiment.
An officer urges immediate mobilization to wake the sluggish river of progress. He warns of stagnation and urges swift steps. A bold call to action and a prompt for decisive leadership.
Public notice describes a farewell by Dr C C Baxter Tyrie and brief remarks about a morning court yard meeting with Altermys Brown and others present. The fragment outlines a desire to push back opposition and offer encouragement amid a tense local dispute.
A brief note from Palace Pictures outlines a program of pictographs celebrating veterans. The text references directors and a theater context, signaling a visual exhibit or screening focused on veteran themes and memories.
A garbled note states the finest beard for tan is priced at ten by an implied authority, with unclear reference to Seuthers Boerd and Hew.
A garbled court fragment mentions a defendant claiming ignorance and a sum of fifty pounds. The text shows partial dialogue and notes unclear actions by the PM, with surrounding illegible lines.
A fragmented report notes a steam van tragedy with names including R Last H A Aer dere and E Waring. It cites an estimated £90,000 loss tied to the New Zealand disaster and mentions a believed date of September 16th with limited details on official actions or daily proceedings.
The chamber recessed after a 37 to TL vote on clause 5. The clan was pecsed and the legislative session adjourned with the House rising at 19 48 p.m.
The Irish Home Rule flag was raised and then lowered by the town keeper under the watch of the Hibernians. A clash with two aldermen and council officers followed, the mayor notified and police called. A crowd gathered, the flag was torn down, and the group marched to Freestone Hill where a bonfire was lit.
The report compares the price of a box made from New Zealand pine with the four inch contents of the box. Details are terse and focus on cost relations within the described item.
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