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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1923
Page
2
An advertisement driven political notice outlines candidates and polling places across districts including Atherton and Venice. It lists elections appeals by names such as Patrick Kilpatrick and Kewell, with venues like hospitals and schools noted for polling and candidate speeches during April and May.
An upcoming service invites all denominations to attend at Estte's Hall Baking on Wednesday night. The notice mentions Australia’s Glorious Desé and a somber roster of local officials, with further details pending in next week’s edition.
A brief notice notes a member applying for admission to Senations with unclear text suggesting a treaty settlement or agreement. The readable portion indicates an admission process or membership change, but lacks coherent details.
Fragmented OCR text shows retailers and shopkeepers' association discussions about holiday sales and dates. It hints at planning for better days near a late year period and a December or January graft, with officials and merchants considering a shared observance.
Fragmented OCR text reports a vessel named Mom France wrecked near Cape with unclear details. No reliable names or dates could be confirmed beyond the incident location.
Sydney city council votes higher pay for officials including city treasurer and accountant. Contested details on amounts and terms unclear in the fragment, with mentions of contracts and library staff. The note references a ledger entry and a possible increase of 2100 pounds, but the text is garbled.
Fragmentary notes describe a Scottish emigrant scene with scattered phrases about a patch, a tense moment, and a small cast. The readable text hints at a local narrative or dramatic sketch involving names and places, but key details are unclear.
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