Town and Country Anecdotes and Arrivals in Cairns Notes
A garbled coastal notes column lists visitors and locals in Cairns and surrounds. Mentions Mrs Robert Miller leaving for Cooktown, Mr. Denis O Tara and family enjoying springy, Crown Lands Ranger J. Chip Pendale visiting Cairns, Mr. Dunn and Mrs. Dunn of Hughenden visiting Cairns, and references to Charlie Coghlan promotion. Also notes a presentation for Miss Winnie Barty and a hospital honeymoon detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Crown Lands Ranger
Iughenden
Winnie Barty
Omiiner
Ino
Daya
Citers Towers
NPR
Fell Value Jewellers Ad On Anott Street Cairns
An advertisement from Fell Value Jewellers on Anott Street Cairns promotes special lines for this month. The alined text also weaves in political and social commentary about Russia Japan Britain and Emperor Meiji era themes alongside a Melbourne legal case about a will and Bush missioner, with Justice Beckett deciphering the document and its unclear directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
A' Beckett
William Webb
Sarah
William
Frederick
Edward
Eileen
Sarah Jane
William F James
Generaul
Ami Nating
Admiral Menderson Arrives in Melbourne on Naval Bases Visit
Admiral Sir Reginald Menderson will arrive in Melbourne tomorrow to advise the Commonwealth Government on naval bases. He will depart for Sydney on Friday after completing discussions in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Reginald Menderson
Commonwealth
Sydney
Drowning Boys Rescued by Youthful Drowners Heroes
In the St Louis district a remarkable youth association of “professional drowners” and life saving heroes was exposed by Ubeati police. Thirteen year old Louis Gerbaud dropped into the water on July 28 and two comrades rescued him, later confessing to the press to seek a reward. The group claimed drowning as a profitable profession, though names were withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubeati
Ime
Ama ‘Pa Beda
St. Louis
Lous Gerbaud
Gerbwud
Gerbaud
Cabs to the Jetty Raise Fare Dispute in Townsville
Townsville Star reports cabmen dispute posted jetty fare to the Post Office. Official rate listed as one shilling, but drivers push old rate of two shillings. Passengers fare split discussed with proposed 3 pence per extra rider. Mayor to address tensions as jetty transport plans hint at broader industrial state strategy and population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Peco
Givens and Walker Clash Over Banking Bill Amendment
In the Senate debate, Senator Walker offered a chance to move an amendment on his banking bill. Givens declined the opportunity, then accused Walker of breach of faith in a rude display. Despite protests, Givens agreed to recommit the bill, provoking laughter and shifting accord with Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Givens
Cairns
Gratleman
Hons
Givena
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A. Weick
Munro’s
Lake Street
Gairns
Town and Country
Kelly
Chensist
DB. Berton
E. Leisner
Chorborough
J. F. Crown
George Noggan
Julés
Robert Miller
Cooktown
Mrr. H. Baker
Mrs. T. Vesant
Memblettom
Mrs.t. Cosette
Denis O'Tiara
Sringy
O'Hara
Crown Lands
J. Chippendale
Geraldton
T. J. Watson
le Knowles
Fir. Kerwin
Mulgrave
Craig
Ee Andemu
Yelquins
Thompson
Queen's Hotel
Mossman
Cairn
Mourilvon
Lennon
Allinga
J. A. Fenser
Brisbane
Mr. O Or, Allen
Allen & Sons, Ltd
Allen
Liverpool
Australia
America
A. J. Draper
Larser
Reteat Af Views
Uig
Joen Hospital
Charlie Cogaln
Queensland
Ita
Sachs . Strest
Sverdsn
Foote
D. MacKay & Coy
Fell Value Jewellers
Annott Street
J. Draper
Hillman
God ‘Tellering
Abbott- St. Cairns
Veimidn
Emsneror
Frussia
Maeperor
Mikado
Great Diftain
Japan
Australian Review
Teleraph
Bndustrial Japan
Dan
Cans and Mulgrave
the Family Hotel
Nelson
Mulgrave Central
Mins
Flanagan
George Flanagan
Robert Craig
Abbott Street
Wat
GEO. Lisha’s
Carbiria
Colt
Sen
Mathis
Alfred Taylor
OT Cairns
E. Fitzgerald
Spence Street
Yaecetr
Naver
Tal
Criterion Hotel
Alf. Richards
D. O'Hara
F. W. Allmuller
Queens Hotel
Ciirns
J. H. Lubr
Bega
Hy Hos
Ronage
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