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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary notice discusses improvements and property features with a prospective purchaser to apply for further information. The text mentions yards, a garden, and town patches, indicating a real estate or auction context without complete details.
Auction notice for a large farm near Cosstown within five miles of Accessin Te miter, offering 850 acres of meadow and 170 acres of oats plus 60 miles of water rights. Prospective buyers urged to inspect and call for details on acreage, improvements, and terms.
Fragmentary text describes a moving or method related to local items and people named in cryptic fashion. The readable parts indicate a focus on a community topic, with no clear event date or concrete details available for a fuller summary.
Fragmented OCR item mentions galvanized iron sheet pine mooring and partition boards 2 x stock, appears to be a damaged listing of construction materials and prices with unreadable details. No clear names or dates provided.
A garbled local notice describes wine sales and a manager named Teale from Rumonia Co. It mentions prices like 49.00 and totals around 507, with references to ships, shops, and weekly sales. Names and figures appear fragmented and uncertain.
A long extract recounts a chaotic mining effort along the river where the crew battles crushing machinery and shifting markets. Workers, owners, and local observers confront dangers, delays, and promises of profit as the site expands and labor tensions rise.
A garbled ledger-like list shows names such as Peter, Dundee, Bell Mant, Car rington United, Durham, Mesiena, Goldem Alenandra, Katly's Quien, and Tommy Taree. Values like 4/9, 8/5, and 11: appear with partial dates and prices. The block lacks coherent context or clear events.
The readable portion shows jumbled names and numbers, unclear place, and missing context. The fragment references rates and measurements but lacks coherent facts or identities to summarize as a complete news item.
Fragmentary OCR text shows sports style terms and financial jargon with names like Marwan and Calves Stock Exchange. Unable to determine a clear event, team, score, or location from readable content.
Georgetown mourns the death of John Henry Fackson known as Harry aged 60 or 62 after a long illness described as consumption. He resided in Mavelock and Charleston areas and was well liked by old friends in Frostrom and on the field. The obituary notes his passing occurred Sunday morning and references distant travels and local community ties.
A letter from the court clerk reports steps to recover a rate forthwith and outlines three months of leave granted. Other matters were routine, with references to property, attendance, and administrative actions within the court system.
A correspondent reports a cordial farewell gathering on the 20th at the Art School Bebool. The program included a dance and a musical performance with Mr Trove presiding and Mr Lome representing the family.
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