Fragmented OCR note on names and places
Readable text shows partial names including Redro Robt and Craig with unclear context and location. no discernible event or clear action.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
2
Readable text shows partial names including Redro Robt and Craig with unclear context and location. no discernible event or clear action.
The document records cancellation of trades around Christmas 1918 under the Liquor Act. It lists scheduled movements between Cam Marmite, Calne, Mareeba, Beatin, Cairns, and mentions Radway police magistrate authority. It notes a date during December with times and regional references, signed by an official authority.
A truncated OCR fragment mentions stage events and names, with unclear wording. The readable portion suggests a local theater or stage item but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities to form a complete summary.
Fragmented OCR notes advertise a Malanda area market with items including a billiard table, airgas plant, and nearby facilities near Railwey Station and Hotel Malenda. Mentions a weekly fee, a fetchingly high price, and entries about sales and rewards for crime prevention. includes scattered names, locations, and an offer for a reward for information.
Public notice states Bridget Ormgan applies to transfer the licensed premises at Alora Butel to Bridget Ormgan from John Ross. The court may approve if proper procedures are followed under the stated act. The notice lists Bridget Ormgan of Accoma and John Ross as involved parties and mentions the transfer request details.
A brief note from Witte references Tata in PACD. The message hints at an upcoming letter or correspondence. Named entities include Witte Tata PACD. Further readable context remains limited.
Fragmentary OCR shows Draper Ltd listing metal worker prices and trades in London, noting copper ranges from 82/2/8 to 88/7/6 and various wards from 83/2/0 to 89/7/8, with silver quoted at 26 1 46d and other figures incomplete.
The Post notes reduced shopping hours this week with extended openings from Wednesday to Saturday. Mayor Dillon is recovering well from a recent accident and plans to resume duties, while local chemist T. P. Kelly receives a shipment from A. Yates & Co. The town welcomes back a returning sailor and a veteran, as transport services resume on schedule and the council prepares a formal welcome.
Fragmented text shows dispute over a stage return with references to Adare and Peete. The piece hints at onstage confrontation and a critical reception, with names and phrases scattered, suggesting a public or theatrical dispute and a possible new topical angle.
A fragmented notice notes a post event at a location abbreviated as AT RAS Me and mentions A.M. Witt tallying inches of something, with references to decks and anes and a Bay Speursape. The language is garbled, but indicates a local election or auction context and names a few individuals.
In a local Central District action unresolved tensions eased as the immad industry case concluded. Officials announced a raised price point and immediate baking suspensions, with implementation to begin at once.
A fragmentary report from Cairns describes a doctor inquiry after a voyage incident on the Line to Melbourne. The account notes that passengers and crew endured a long wait and some grievance over handling of medical matters while a large packet was discussed.
Towneville correspondent notes Constable Moriarty arrested Martie Lynch for alleged stealing connected with a larceny at the Jetty wharf. Lynch appeared in court with Proterpaat and White as witnesses. The item includes medical and product ads and a pagewide notice from local businesses and officials.
Arewatts smear a late night scene described as Towne ill o the coast. The garbled report notes Tesmiay references and mentions a wired event, with unclear details and names missing. The fragment preserves the sense of a local town disturbance and a suspended timeline.
Tomorrow at 5 00 pm Memsra 4 J Draper Ltd will auction a Gordon Ale Freehold property with engineered catings described in fragmented terms
Mr Cochrane the town clerk notes terse remarks about the meeting and the eerie timing of the items arriving. The report records a cautious tone and mentions the community's concerns without detailing concrete actions or outcomes.
A Cairme Peace Court hearing addressed E Lander's claim for compensation under the Sugar Works Act relating to damages from the Harvey Crack 00401. Counsel for the claimant and the Crow solicitor presented evidence. proceedings included testimony and a decision issued by PM Seon.
The Sub-Collector of Customs Cumtome Cair es communicates that Customs House will close on 25th December and reopen on 1st January. Public warehousing and shipping duties will pause. arrangements should be made with the Su Commissioner for duties and storage.
Local notice recounts Citizen Mae and others receiving thanks from Our Stand group for services. Random selections highlight gratitude from community members. A mention of Robert Urakg View Racal Chemist Cairma appears in the damaged text.
Fragmented OCR from a mid 20th century shopping page mentions New York buyers, department stores, silver items, and fashion displays. Many garbled phrases obscure specific people, places, dates, and prices. The readable bits suggest a festive retail scene with attire and weekend promotions.
A faded report notes a theatrical event at the Palace Theatre with a grand and stirring performance. The piece references Challipad, Beret, and the wound of war while promising a period of patriotic sentiment and spectacle.
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