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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
9
Multiple church notices list holiday service times and holy communions. Saint s and parish names appear with dates in December and December 26, including Holy Communion at 9 or 10, and evening services at various churches in Edmonton Algoma and surrounding areas.
A fragmented OCR record lists numerous individuals and firms including Boland, Allison, Watkin, Mathews, Finemner, Marve Peney, Manihey, Detter, Cabbe, Newnan, Harney, Manthey and Grigus among others. The text references a meeting or gathering with varied roles and attendees, but many entries are garbled, obscuring precise context or event details.
Winchcombe reports a large cattle and sheep sale with exceptionally strong demand. Prices rose, with lambs and ewes selling at top rates while Cattle yarded around 2080 head show solid gains and larger lots shifted readily amid optimistic competition.
In loving memory of Florence Chimes who passed away December 2, 1925. Her husband Winsell Harry and her son honor her with heartfelt grief. The family thanks Enna Chimes nurse at Bard center and Bard vcenthver hospital staff for care.
The Cairns Post discusses the new Migration Agreement with Britain, arguing it will build secondary industries, create employment for skilled workers, and boost northern and rural areas. It notes Prime Minister Jones's stance, emphasizes home production, and foresees industrial expansion through developing secondary industries.
A dated notice describes high water and ship movements near Morinda Bay and Cairns. It notes long vessels reaching port lengths around 430 feet and mentions new wharf plans at Port Campbell. Authorities warn of delays and outline expected conditions affecting seamen and marina traffic.
Readable fragments describe accidents, council and police activity, court notes, and public notices in Far North Queensland. Mentions include Atherton area interests, road incidents, shipping movements, a fire inquiry, and community events with varied dates and locations such as Cairns, Malanda, Atherton, and Holloway. The text also references funeral services, road safety, and beach safety advisories amid a broad local coverage.
A confused report outlines a Brisbane council or mayoral matter where motions were sent to the mayor for action. It notes committee procedures and aldermen' reactions while questioning Mayoral approval and possible resignations amid a contentious decision within the council.
Fragmentary report notes a bronze statue of Lord Forrest Vie Fieuire in London facing delays. Unclear details reference a Western Auge vrata inscription and a public display at an unspecified site. Further legible lines are needed to confirm exact events or figures involved.
A fatal munitions explosion occurred at Abertharth Mile, with several workers maimed or killed. Officials from Central Sewsatya and local authorities confirmed deaths and ordered investigations into the incident and safety lapses at the site.
A bushfire emergency in the Sydney region forces many families to flee homes as flames advance. Residents report heavy smoke and evacuation orders as authorities battle the blaze. Two properties are damaged and several communities are temporarily cut off from services while relief efforts are organized.
A long account details John’s Children’s Christmas celebration at Oddfellows Hall with parade floats, a tree lighting, and adults and children in attendance. It notes queen contestants, winners, and officials, with remarks from a prize presenter and praise for organizers and performers. The event supported charity for the Sunday School and involved decorations, gifts, and refreshments.
Court proceedings involve Dunn Stan and others on a charge of unlawful entry at Hinchinbrook Island near Cardwell in the Very Special district. Shayne represented the Commonwealth and Mr Dooner the defence as hearings adjourned with evidence heard and deliberation pending at the time.
Readers report a heated electorate as two by-elections unfold with intense campaigning. Amid confusion and public debate, parties emphasize local issues and candidate contrasts, while tallying stations and votes draw strong turnout in the contest.
A scrambled OCR fragment references exams and results with unclear names and details. The readable bits mention a test event in the afternoon and a remainder time later, but the overall facts are obscured by garbled text and misaligned words.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Lee Mie and ambiguous terms about a thing and bail. Readable parts show a local matter needing clarification, but specifics of action, date, or parties are not recoverable from the fragment.
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