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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
2
OOTY, LEMPRICKE & CO operate an assay laboratory and sampling office on Grace Street Herberton for tin copper lead wolfram pismouth molybdenite and related ores. Cairns sampling floor agents FEARNLEY & co handle Cairns operations.
Shipping news reports arrivals from Townsville aboard the Mourilyan with a long passenger list including Mes dames Moon Campbell Lee Macdonald Fairbanks two el dren Still and two children and three children Still White Gallagher Thornton Irwin Dewar Coline Misses Smith Robertson Siday Necthage Williams Thomas Courten Mathieson Creaigh ton Hetman Tierne Bierne Hunt McCarthy Whitby Bedford Carlson Moon Waite Long Tyson Stewart Campbell Forelly Bonehy Schaeffer Elenate Stanners Lathen Patterson Dalton Reed Macdonald H Newman Lieut Arms Cohen Povst Wright Crane Still Gallagher horpe Sullivan Lawrenson Tagg Irresco T Mannix Thornton Barr W Witham Slatcher Beatty Jarman Barr Chambers Em oling Butler T P McBride Jack Reticon Vertinen Tooker Lane Josephs Chapman Callaghan Alexander Connell Grotis Mellick Anglain Boston and 47 in the second saloon for Australian Steamships Ltd agents.
Austra n Steamships Ltd agents announce departures listing passengers including Graham and two dren, Peterson, McNab and child, Crees and child, Misses Anderson and Taylor, Messrs. Sampson, Newman, W. Collins, Peterson, McLean, and three in the second saloon aboard kegs for Cankivan ash las.
Kuranda arrives every Thursday morning from Townsville and departs at 7 am for Townsville via Lucinda Point. Aramac sails south on Saturday. Rupara sails south on Wednesday. Mourilyan from Townsville via ports, arrives Tuesday 5 am and sails Cooktown via Port Douglas 7 am, returns Cooktown 9 am Wednesdays and sails for Townsville 1 pm. Lass o Gowrie from Townsville ports Sunday, Cairns return voyage Tuesday 5 am.
Fragmentary report notes times and dates in April with references to a first quarter, fan riots, and water interest. Names and places are unclear. the readable items indicate disturbances and timetable mentions but lack coherent details or actions.
Report from F K & Co indicates prime lambs were easier than last week while other classes showed irregular results. Yarding included eae and open lots. buyers and sellers noted activity with prices moving modestly.
A garbled historical OCR passage mentions a meeting of NCOs, stock sales of Shorthorn cattle, a circuit court for March, and a stray reference to a digestive health product. It also notes generic ads and prices, with disrupted names and dates, reflecting a damaged old newspaper fragment.
Calrus and Senial appear in a brief item noting the already present support or prior actions involving J ro Howard. The piece reads as a compact notice about ongoing ties or arrangements affecting the individuals and their affiliations.
Fragmentary OCR hints at Teese and Abbott involved in testing and corrections. Names appear with unclear context and dates. Further readable details are needed to form a precise item.
The passage notes Ed Sheen pledging to run the Co-operative stores on bedrock business lines, signaling a firm, principle driven management approach and commitment to core cooperative principles.
Readable fragments describe Cairns and Jenny in a tense setting with resinbed items and a meeting. Details are unclear but imply a notable interaction or event central to the segment. Further specifics are unavailable from the readable text.
A fragment cites political anxiety over reform and delay in governance with Prime Ministerial warning that further delay is criminal. It mentions the ship of state metaphor and a reference to Melbourne Argus. The piece also notes a scene about fowls and a lamb fight near children, and a "life of the brute" wonder with a lizard-like fear.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an offensive near the Ancre with Allied forces retreating and later advance claimed. References to St Quentin line disruption and evergreen burdens suggest a wounded, unclear progress briefing on battlefield positions.
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