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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
2
A damaged notice describes a partially collapsed house for sale at a public auction. The 9 year old structure sits on fenced land near Hop Wah Road by the Severta River, with details provided by Mrs. Ward till Seton and guardian PeMEMODTOES HOLS. Auction set for November 11 at 11 am.
Sale of property lists Wright as plaintiff seeking remittance in court. Auctioneer to admit bids for estate valued around £5000 with items including Wolfam goods proven. Sale held at 145 pm under authority of the court with details available from the auctioneers.
The report outlines ore extraction at Gowrie with shafts extending south and depths near 300 feet. It notes pay veins, wet workings, and plans to deepen the main shaft while a syndicate works on surface preparations and ore handling facilities.
A brief sports item notes Crea 7 Team versus EvABAT Borwand with a score line and event context. The readable text points to an early season encounter in a local league calendar with no detailed play-by-play or final tally available. The report emphasizes the matchup and participating clubs.
Fragmented text discusses labour views on railway construction led by Premier and government. Mentions Mr Tolmie Drayton split over a coast line project to Cave and questions gains for electorate. Skepticism about transforming Queensland with a coastal railway and mileage concerns surface amid political maneuvering.
A boxing match featuring two fighters, Serman Saint Hove and an unnamed opponent, is planned for Saturday at the lym Staddiva arena. A social event at Lament Hall in Humtgelon occurs the same evening, with guests including Marry Juhnaua and details of court cases and a driver incident reported.
Mr Nagel Portal Inspector reports upcoming postal facilities at the station and triweekly service expected to begin. During the visit the district observed progress toward establishing posts and improving service.
A local notice describes a school outing from Colvest School St Mum’s with parents and neighbors. The train departs at 9 o’clock from Ballnaston station and will return via Seere font, with restrictions for the school and public on the Seewer line.
The Callas CTS office records November collections under CPS. Collections include licenses and debts fees, hospital and district court registrar payments, miners rights, firm registration, and income tax. Notable totals are stated with several line items such as instalments and various miscellaneous sums.
A local St Monica Catholic Young Men's Society gathering in Hibernian Hall featured members and guests from Ca ines to Wishens. The event included a performance by a choir and a notable solo contribution, with a light program reflecting communal ties and the occasion’s departure.
Fragmentary OCR describes a farm letter near Barron Farm urging a fed agency to publish a notice. The text references a director and a river area, mentioning a debt and a request for publication to remake a prior action. The readable bits point to an official communication seeking publication of the letter.
A local cleric named Patel, described as a respected and eloquent preacher, begins a four month mission in Verbertin. The event is hosted by St. John Church led by the choir, with emphasis on community outreach and renewal.
Report from yesterday claims a Malay employee at Ub Hinegletin planned a major act against the Hunneies. Authorities searched the premises and found weapons hidden in a wall during the morning, with the council awaiting further evidence while investigations continue.
The report discusses Segar Land Settlement and access to Proserpine Central Mill. It notes Crown land issues, proposed railway or road access, and plans for extending Kelany Creek cane rowers. Estimated cost for seven miles of line is £8714, with considerations of soil, drainage, and development for poorer and richer lands. Names referenced include Mr Hindmarsh and Mr Hindmarsh committee.
A confusing parliamentary exchange references the Ambulance Trouble with mentions of officials and a request for comment. The Home Department balance sheet details are touched on, noting concerns about safety and health measures.
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