Unclear OCR sports note from Taysdon area
Fragmentary OCR text mentions players and numbers with unclear names and teams. It references forward positions and scoring values, but lacks coherent event or outcome details to form a complete summary.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions players and numbers with unclear names and teams. It references forward positions and scoring values, but lacks coherent event or outcome details to form a complete summary.
Melbourne reports depict Liberal ministers facing a deputation demanding repeal or modification of a draconian electoral act. Debates focus on newspaper anonymity, penalties, and the impact on journalistic ability to report before federal elections. Ballarat cited amid wider national tension over press restrictions.
A jumble of notices and social items reports events including a September 23 Amarcamatet Society meeting in Neon Park with cycling and running events, ads about throat pastilles, and messengers from the Flinders and WCTU. It mentions ships Muriel Cantara and others, plus a discussion on facial expressions and "Ha ha" laughter types.
Report notes a Cairns audience awaiting a new program at the cinema with a feature titled The Black League and a second film When Greek meets Greek. It covers film reception, a telephoned stenographer inquiry, and a vessel Kuranda voyage detailed alongside a beach fruit washup at the Planade near the hospital.
In Cairns Police Court on Tuesday morning a young man named John Waghingon faced charges of drunkenness. Police magistrate Grant noted it was his second appearance and warned of heavier penalties if convicted a third time.
At the Brisbane Exhibition a fee and produce edition of the collection highlights main gre potatoes and English potatoes. The display emphasizes quality and the effort of the districts involved in the show with praise for Tredues and related entries.
In view of an inquiry linked to London, officials pursue details around the Tre Borse bus incident. The investigation focuses on connection between the bus event and activities in the capital.
The Cairns Cricket Association holds its annual meeting this evening at the School of Arts Old Building, 8 PM. Members and officials are urged to attend. details include positions and agenda items for the upcoming season.
Vaccination medicines and shields may be obtained from Rupert Craig chemist. Mr S Whale music master offers piano organ singing harmony and counterpoint tuition. In Caiima Police Court yesterday morning a case of M Walkiy charged with obscene language was called with no appearance and the bell was entered.
A garbled report discusses erecting a copper telephone line from Eden Hill to the municipal stone crusher and mentions harbor and river dredging concerns. It notes a parish, magazine features, and local civic discussions, including remarks by Mr. Culley and references to a town synod and court proceedings.
Fragmentary text describes a riddle around a parrot and unclear attributes of a figure named Witter Wright. Readers glimpse scattered references to a long prominent person and varying statements about endgame matters, with other garbled names and phrases.
Over four weeks the port of aims consumed about 7.724 million gallons of fuel, pushing the year total to a new high. Officials say supply lines remained steady despite weather and demand fluctuations affecting shipping.
In Ceires Som etime Court youth claimant Charles Weale is fined for leaving a horse and cart unattended. Football players of Cairns represent taking the Wandilla to Towngrrle for matches. Household effects of Mrs Hansen to be sorted. Coughs and colds blamed on seasonal months with relief promised by Bonnington Ladh Musa.
At Vlamagan Hall Nelson the company offers a changing bill each evening. Friday features The Bohemian Girl from Cairns Pictures Limited with extra seating planned. Saturday shows at Meche Hall near Hececquras Hotel include The Bohemian Girl and another selection. Tonight the Private Inquiry Office and Polly the Girl Scout headline a strong slate with supporting shorts and educational pieces.
Mayor and aldermen welcomed Drayton Shire Council Chairman Dr Ludgate during a Cairns reception. The guest praised the council’s hospitality, spoke of future plans, tropical vegetation including palm trees, and looked forward to continuing friendly relations. A Women’s Christian Temperance Movement event follows at Presbyterian Hall with Miss Gertrude Woods delivering an address.
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