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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists various fabric items and ladies wear including crepe de chine, mosquito nets, silk and cotton blends, and slippers. Prices appear as fractions like 4/11, 1/6, and 7/11 with references to brands Saks and Princess Blips. The mid section mentions white washing hats and a sale style catalog tone.
fragmented OCR text describes a men’s department item list with navy or blue shades and potential prices, but lines are garbled. It mentions menswear, navy, and beige tones, suggesting a catalog style entry without clear dates or quantities. The readable pieces indicate a department display incomplete and in need of clerical correction.
Fragments describe a motor car accident near Ravenshoe involving a Mrs Aner and others, with several people shaken and a knee injury reported. The text lists numerous local names, addresses, and pending social events, including a dance and community notices, with ambulance attendance and a mention of a station mis.
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