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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
7
The readable fragment speaks of a great array and Christmas choices. It hints at shopping, selection, and a family context with references to a wife and household matters in a period voice. The text is incomplete and lacks clear concrete events or names.
A garbled OCR styled arrivals notice lists numerous names and places such as Versx Embala and Captain D. Saekar with ports in Duc, 1923. It mentions James De White, G. Woodbridge and two children and other individuals including HL Barnes Minnis Ales Minor Cities Latyan Grogan Coleney and Vo Lyone. The fragmentary text also references Winter and Dewtekar with several uncertain surnames and initials.
At the Roma street market in Brisbane on December 14, coarse maize sales were recorded with prices noted. Market activity focused on local buyers and sellers seeking seasonal grain.
German potash syndicate based in Lenton sought to issue bonds through a German led group. The 5,000,000 issue was offered at a premium with partial subscriptions from Sweden and other markets. Reuters notes the venture forms a broad consortium including mine owners in potash sectors.
The Butter Board reduced butter prices from Mouse day by Ado per th, lowering the cost per every.
A London butter market bulletin notes quiet trading with prices unchanged except Danish butter which drops to 208 12 per cwt. The report mentions damage to butter via Cathay taint and lists chaotic references to To cally, Brisbane, Queensland, and New Zealand cheese figures alongside scattered, unclear databits.
The text appears garbled with numerous misspellings. It mentions Norifiern Lor Mus Netherton continuing in a position, and references to Homie CWebtmie and The H1H Avion. Specific facts, dates, or clear entities are not readably present.
Thank you to Dr Thompson and Nurse Smith of Gordonvale for care after a theft incident. In loving memory of William, seven years since his death, a family note of remembrance from Mrs Wales and relatives.
The Cairns Post covers the first stage of a Committee of Inquiry into port working conditions in Queensland. It notes a fair, impartial approach despite contentious debate, with focus on detailed new conditions for applying the current Award. Evidence suggests changes centered on efficiency, reliability, and how men gain their livelihoods in port work.
The text contends that arbitration favors steady workers and watersiders, warnings that a hasty rotary system would ruin industry. It asserts workers’ loyalty and ability warrant stable port employment while criticizing extremists and dubious representatives driving a chaotic wake for employers and unions alike.
The copy from Sydney carried by the Cairne Memorial Committee notes a clock tender posted today. A. J. Draper, Mayor, approves a definite recommendation. Security terms and delivery period set at thirty days.
Toh Trimble in Street slipped on stairs injuring his ankle. Heavy and steady showers drenched Caren and caused sporadic disruptions including drains and domestic repairs. A nighttime disturbance at Chinatown drew attention as residents reported a wood area death and safety concerns.
Fragmented OCR text shows discussion of the Navigation Act and implications for trade within the Commonwealth. Mentions authority of the Magister or trade and customs, fines, and to what extent vessels and sanctions apply across territories. Unclear provenance and missing dates or places.
Advertised events include a School of Art listing a December program at Rebindavon featuring a “Atherton wit” performance. Representatives from Draper and Messrs 3 F Drapes promote a national sales tender with Wily init Vacmtay and college affiliations. Public notices call for contact details and participation in yard promotions at Kareste Other and Malanda culway yards.
Reports from Banyan describe a chaotic morning session at the Inmstail Vale Court on Saturday. Officials considered a disturbance linked to producers and a Waterside demonstration. Intermittent testimonies referenced a Wake and a captain, with multiple arrests and hospital transfers noted as the event unfolded.
The document records the High Court and Government debate on deportation powers. It notes that the court questioned the government’s authority to deport persons for offenses arising from past constitutional matters and discusses how electors’ views may influence the federal stance.
Report says Sir Henry Barwell, opposition leader, will seek a Liberal candidate to fill the Senate vacancy caused by the death of Login Nasarisen, with debate whether he should resign before the March sitting and how the vacancy will be filled by the Federal parties amid Liberal and Labour rivalry.
Tom Our Own Correspondent reports sultry weather affecting workers in Tully on Thursday as heat hampers outdoor construction. Residents consider weekend trips to a new resort beach area between Hall and Tully River, about eleven miles from town, with holidaymakers hinted returning to the Hull mouth for fishing and seaside recreation.
In the Baunet Coun Chamber of Commerce Me Lachene outlines financial terms and expected outcomes. The discourse references schools and municipal planning amid confusing details about banking, contracts, and a proposed metal or stone project in an uncertain locale.
A noisy, garbled wartime dispatch from Sydney describes a brave rescue on a moving train. Standby witnesses recount a daring effort as passengers and crew acted to save others amid chaos and threat. The fragmentary text hints at danger, swift action, and a notable act of courage during the journey.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions BMI membership limits and a training plan tied to Farhianjeny and 400 Abit. It references AVS Tors and Magen with unclear context, making concrete facts hard to extract. The readable bits suggest an invitation or eligibility note but lack clear names, dates, or actions.
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