Untitled Sports Roundup Fragment
Fragmented OCR sports notes reference teams and players with limited legible details. Mentions include clock, innings, and race for top eight, with unclear scores and event context.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
2
Fragmented OCR sports notes reference teams and players with limited legible details. Mentions include clock, innings, and race for top eight, with unclear scores and event context.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a notice from the Australian Mutuel Provident Society regarding monthly policy participation and year values. Details are incomplete with unreadable portions, including figures and offices referenced.
Fragmented notice announces Christmas toy tickets and free dolls with purchases at a shop. It mentions December events, ticket distribution, and a cashier action on a Sunday, with references to toy sets and holiday promotions.
The Post argues against reviving the Fisher Government's referendum proposals without clear urgency or public mandate. It calls for proof of national crisis and explains why revival should rest on strong reasons rather than caprice. The piece urges Mr W Cormack to support a decisive stance and shows the need for legitimate justification.
The text records scattered items including meeting notes, trade shipments to Sydney and Queensland, and harbour remarks. It mentions firms in Cairne, a mourning period start on the 348th, and a loan approval for Harbour Beart. Names like Mayiamont and Abbott Street appear among disjointed phrases.
The page itemizes hack races with prize money and distances at Lae and related venues, mentions entrants and acceptances, and includes a Licensing Act notice from Chillagoe district. It notes a provisional certificate application for premises at Auchenfont near Thornborough, signed by Sarah Wason.
The report notes Architert Mr. Marvey G. Draper moving to a new office in Melbourne Towse with plans for a public opening. It also mentions the Cairne Presby tering Sunday School prize event and marine board related gatherings, detailing attendees and local committee members.
During the tour weeks ending at the moment, $23,200 gallons of water were supplied to remote calling at the port of Coins. The Cairns SMF supplied 200 food the spe prefer ky take im mapplise Aare while it continued. The above amount as supplied a 46 venmels, seat ilee, includes the water and watering Uae concrete pilen.
An ornate window display in the apothecary limits, featuring glassware and perfume bottles, draws attention for its attractive but questionable arrangement. Police investigate possible improprieties as the scene is described amid garbled notes and unnamed items.
unclear OCR text provides fragmented lines on events, people, and places. readable items mention a person named Toby and a port event with dates and forecasts though specifics are obscured by garble.
Notice to the public that the Prevnes will open Monday the 23rd until 6 pm and Tuesday evening. closed Wednesday and Thursday. Open again Friday. location listed as BR Sigth Topretor.
Fragmentary report discusses laces and a 97H item tied to finishing touches in a contest. Mentions Ter Chetaimins and frequent visitors to Rome. Details are incomplete and unclear.
In a murky report from The Chimlagoe Seat region, leaders discuss nominating a candidate for the vacant Chilayron seat on the Cais Harbor Board. Key figures referenced include Mr Karav and Mr Earl, with mentions of a meeting and political maneuvering amid uncertain details.
A scrambled notice discusses a display of Latices Footwear at Reily's with emphasis on excellence quality and a moderate Debean price range. It mentions fashion statements for a diverse customer base and hints at a promotional event during a holiday period.
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