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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
2
Coed Pudtricks under FEF policy signals limited responsibility for care. War participation details apply. Janfs Walefer McLeod Streg and Cairns are referenced in the notice.
An old style advert lists performers and shows by Bugard and Hugard with varied hype. It mentions two or three shows at a venue, a payment note to a mother, and a Saturday schedule with horse and poultry items as part of a local sale.
Shire Hall records show on 16th Deine 1900 Jack Welliams from Charters Towers winning the Pessherwaight Championship of Quernsland, securing the local title and top honors.
Fragmentary OCR notes show numeric codes and terms like eee le and prices such as 58/15 60/13 168/7/6. It reads as a scrambled tally or ledger snippet with unclear context and few identifiable entities or actions.
Fragmentary notes describe a telegraphic relay and rates for goods, mentioning a roller weighing 10 tons and a Coke related operation. Some figures indicate charges and discharge events, with references to Colter and measurements around 12.838 and 16 dipace.
A council meeting will be held at 12.56 PM today to consider the proposed repayment of 189 pounds for the previous repairs. The session follows the regular monthly meeting held Tuesday night to review the Hao Wah project.
A local shop announces reductions extended through bel-day with a large sale. Readable items include linen sheeting and finish cloth, prices quoted as per yard, inch and reel counts, plus daily bargains at Boland's Big Peepery Story Cairos.
A fragment from a rural era notices Fen Asp Produce listing potatoes for sale. The garbled text hints at a market or farm stand with potatoes referenced alongside unclear phrases.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a cryptic precept and a bell, with unclear references to Hees or Hell Bell, offering limited readable facts and no identifiable names or dates.
An article highlights Mr John’s shop with refined wearables in silk, embroidery, and nees senses styles. It notes appealing displays of essential toys and veloped displays like creemental items and wagons for children, inviting customers to browse.
Fragmentary report notes Guthrie major Jindingios on route to Sex Zeeland. Text mentions a View bo ertt oment and possible return to earth to visit Atherton and Herbertes before heading to Briskon. Outcome uncertain as further action depends on time.
A fragmented local item notes a theater gathering at Strand featuring a performance by Tes Cures Citiscus' band. The snippet hints at a meeting or concert with a sharp crowd and evening timing as the event unfolds.
Bargain sale at Mellicks Yents offers deep markdowns on women and men garments. Styles include white muslin skirts, silk fabrics, cotton singlets, Cambridge dresses, and crash trousers with several items priced to clear stock. Hundreds of items available for immediate purchase.
The report lists committee members Honeam, Swan, Kenei, Miller, and Dr Knowl plus the Secretors as a routine session dealt with including applications for wires. The Premidhnt and others form the core committee to handle these matters and promote tournaments in aid of the fundraiser with trophies to be presented.
The fragment references a per share amount and total sums for the year, noting £80,263 and £15,000 plus £1,000, with a focus on funds from interest and the ability to pay dividends. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, but centers on financial distributions and position.
The article notes a seasonal stock at the shop featuring gift items, including attractive silver mounted trinkets and inlaid Ge-cod designs. It highlights a variety of pastry and decorative pieces as desirable Christmas selections.
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