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Fragmentary OCR notes reference Wiliety wa le Jere Drapery and an OD Tresks forum and percentages. Details are unclear and no full event or person context is readable.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Wiliety wa le Jere Drapery and an OD Tresks forum and percentages. Details are unclear and no full event or person context is readable.
A notice lists eye specialist James Gree of A J Gree detailing upcoming consultations in Mareeba Atherton Herberton and Innisfail at various hotels from August late July to August second. The Supreme Court of Queensland Townsville notice invites directions on the matter after a specified viewing day.
Fragmentary price list from London market in July shows assorted rates such as ferper and ferverd with odd codes and fractions. Mentions £38 to £123 ranges and notes reinstated marks and cwt quotes in a murky commodity context.
Fragmentary OCR text references a strike disrupting a week’s schedule at The Post. No clear dates, people, or organizations are readable beyond mentions of disruption and deflected plans.
A garbled OCR fragment references a branch and a plan or meeting. Although unreadable in parts, it implies a discussion about governance or budgeting at a local level and mentions a branch context and possible dates or steps. The text remains incomplete and cannot be clarified further.
An unreadable ad fragment promotes Kelly's Teoaic Liver Pills to relieve headaches stomach wind and loss of appetite. It mentions a visit to Wilhermen Hehtemieht and a Mrs Cherry with a price of £2, implying a dated sales pitch for a patent medicine.
Fragmentary report describes players and tactics as a competition unfolds with hints of tension and competitive drive. Names and exact events are unclear but the scene suggests a close contest and a crowd atmosphere.
The Colts Cities Band plans a moonlit concert tomorrow night starting at 6 15 p m weather permitting. A large crowd is expected as they open the event with warmup pieces and the audience awaits a full program amid clear skies.
The Liverpool and London Globe Insurance Company agent reports telegrams about the Miners Arms Hotel suffering complete destruction by ore on Colmes day night. Details show insured sums around £559 and total £558. Australian visitor Mr A B Jones plans flight from Colres to Sydney amid Carnival publicity.
A Palace Theatre report notes the director faced anger while reviewing district work Monday. Despite clashes, a 42 person audience from 14 ranks attended, praising the ensemble’s energy as they judged performances like The Wedding Bridegroom and Consuine’s Hotus TM, with ticket prices listed and a strong display of discipline.
Public notice for daily commissions details at Gumigl profamion AMF building. Contact AMF building office via telephone and P.O. box 5 for information and submission.
At 2.30 p.m. next Wednesday James G Meare will auction the household furniture from Mr Cageon of Bunda strict Moor Mulgrer Reed posted as a sale notice in the local paper.
A Gosppiem Perk exhibit group prepares nine participants for travel to the Brisbane Exhibition. Mr. Newport will attend to the show and take responsibility for their care during the event.
Readable fragments describe Sunday church services and a fundraising event tied to a boxing match. The notice mentions tickets sold in Abbety Street blocks and at the ambulance station, with special trains advertised for the event. An aviation figure, Mr Jones, and Mr Mersa are named in connection with the match setup and publicity. The report includes a tragic foot injury to a Mr. Brookes and notes amputation, recalling his long residence in Charters Towers and sympathy from friends.
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