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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
2
The action stems from the sale of Mr and Mrs Mollison's car for £1000 with each person credited £500. Amy ordered a Hispano Suiza for £1373 but it was left unbuilt as she flew to Australia in 1938. Defendants sued over the car but claim they may keep Amy's £45101 after she refused a substitute car which Amy denies ordering.
A long OCR fragment lists many prize amounts in pounds, codes, and numbers, seemingly from a large lottery or betting draw. It mentions 10 prizes at various £ amounts, multiple codes, and scattered alphanumeric strings, with no coherent narrative or clear outcomes readable.
The Auditor-General resigned after a term ending November 22. He criticized the system of transferring revenue moneys in trust and urged a reform. Cerutty defended Parliament's oversight, rejected allegations against pensions, and called for full investigations into welfare and wages boards while stressing Auditor-General independence.
Fragmented OCR output references Sunday weather details and a mix of musical notes, venues, and names. Mentions Verse hymns and a distant Italy related theme. Lacks coherent event or clear figures.
The article discusses Christmas money trends, Australia’s 1938 League sanctions debate, and how Treasury demands affect silver supplies and shipping. It notes strong divisions among traders, workers, and banks over sanctions, with fears of broader economic impacts and potential failures if not enforced.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Tully CPS November collections with references to a commissioner and local balances. The readable text is unclear about outcomes, dates, or exact figures, offering only garbled hints of district accounting and official involvement.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a contract matter involving Mareeba and ChilVer ton School with references to an auction and a government action. Readable parts point to a formal agreement or tender process, with unspecified dates and officials. The text is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes or names.
A garbled broadcast log references Mary Morning on 4RK with Lily Nall chimes and weather data. mentions Australian press content, city weather sections, and various names and times. The fragment outlines a radio relay, local weather summaries, and station identifiers with mixed legibility.
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