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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary notice references allotments and subdivisions in a land sale or under cultivation. Mentions names Abe voeene Use Comer roe and McLeod Sta Alot, subdivisions 1 to 3, and Hop Wah rout. No clear event date or authority is readable.
Damaged OCR fragment lists items for sale including converse pieces towels awnings and 165 pairs of boots and shoes. No reserve terms cash. See Dodgers.
Fragmentary note describes steamers berth at Sharpes town with excellent passenger accommodations. It mentions a cabin and passenger access only and instructs to apply at a gate or office named Jae ZEN for rates and rights. entity names are unclear due to garbled text.
unreadable OCR fragment yields no coherent event. no identifiable people organizations places or dates to summarize.
Copper prices quoted around 50 778 pounds and tin noted with unclear figures. The garbled London market text mentions forward class and non gilt terms with missing context and dates.
Fragmentary notes list names and figures such as Thilo, Chittagon, Mt. Filoneina, Kimani, Tidmuaina, and Tommy harms with scattered numbers. Mentions paid items and a reference to Acorn and Emmy Oks. Overall, a cryptic market or bet-like ledger with incomplete data.
The journal notes the Rush Gold Mining Company progressing with the dynamo installation and ore filling. Main shaft work paused. mill start delayed. A mine office, store, engine shed, and blacksmith shop are under construction. Cross-cuts and Footwall lode work begin as ore body drains. Manager W Harrin reports on shaft timbering and crosscut progress with completion aimed for the coming fortnight. Offshore mine works are in development with a boiler shed nearing completion.
Acorn Gold Mining Company shows no liability in the report. Mr T A Waters as general manager discusses ore values, ore milled per ton, and expected clean up yields. Mining operations at Welcome Battery progress slowly with 247 tons tested and an anticipated crushing completion around August 13.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled lines about a mining company and liability. Mentions sinking, prompts and machinery terms, with no clear action, date, or concrete facts. Content is highly corrupted and difficult to interpret.
Telegraph reports from sugar centres and Brisbane describe a broad industrial upheaval affecting the entire industry. About 2,000 mill and field workers are out, with 39,680 in fields and 6,049 whites plus 677 colored in mills, while farmers are listed at 8,00. Crushing continues at mills but field work is disrupted, risking long term damage if strikes persist.
A garbled report describes an event in a small town involving JG Howe and others. It mentions an intake on Poeahwater Creek, an apparent journey toward a reservoir, and a constable at an unspecified location. The fragmentary text references Susy, Salgrave Mal, and Coerinbla Ropes amid unclear actions and outcomes.
The article argues for a guaranteed final settlement to recurring labour troubles, warning that partial relief will not prevent renewed conflict. It notes unions and authorities clash over wage boards and arbitration, with declarations that only a binding tribunal can enforce lasting terms for years.
Fragmentary notes from a Calms CUPS collection column mention gun fnbost C10 and amounts like 680/44 tied to court and pimming teow. Other lines reference urine pet woma tented to CANS AG/AL. Text is garbled with unreadable words and inconsistent syntax.
A municipal decision grants a permit for a hotel construction near the town hall. The pathway from the Shire Hall to the Steal Hotel is approved, with residents of Vio grou noting concerns about traffic and safety. Officials say the project will boost local commerce and employment.
The readable parts describe a distorted scene with references to people and places but lack coherent facts or events. The passage appears garbled and does not yield a definite news item or outcome suitable for a concise summary.
Fragmented text appears to refer to individuals and events with names like Maret, AR Foust, Fenwick, Missie Wong, and Turion. The page seems to contain garbled phrases about performances or announcements with unclear dates or places. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
In Cairns officials warn of delays to water works as the Municipal Council plans a meeting on Monday to address the ongoing issues. Dr Dotton sets today for review while local crews race to complete the project.
Fragmentary OCR text details a court hearing in Caius Police Court with references to Mr Marray and a complainant to the Ca leus Mkire Couns. It mentions a cow's couraer railing and a place, with garbled phrases about a meeting and a pavement.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals with unclear roles and local places. The text references Pembroom, Twrvday, and several scattered proper names, but lacks coherent events or context to confirm a definite incident or outcome.
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