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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
4
Records show a heated council session about Tumoutin Road funding and grant terms. Members discuss delaying decisions, potential savings, and reporting on alternatives while venting distrust over alleged misdirection.
Fragmentary OCR note records a wartime meeting about easing fare and removals of foes from Ge mealog. It mentions Prater iabiea and potential other manor matters, ending with the meeting termination.
From Our Own correspondent the President moved that Mr J M Ledi be the member for the association. The conference of Hinterland discussed the exhibition schedule and progress. The show association aims to carry on and disclose details at a future meeting. Minor matters were discussed and the session closed after nominations and routine business.
Five members of the Ravenshee group and five others were to meet on Saturday evening with more expected Sunday morning. The event faced weather delays as rain interrupted activities and a puddle formed near the venue. The competition outcome remains unclear due to the weather.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions places like Mesife Rapids and Lawson and names such as Kelly Dusty Fowler and unknowns. The text references scores and driving events but is garbled, lacking coherent context or dates. No clear outcome or full participants can be established from the readable portion.
A fragmentary text discusses Sutcliffe being surprised by a delivery from a bowler and the wicketkeeper’s handling, reflecting on cricket terms and evolving language. It hints at how expressions like not crickety gain frequency and how founders’ interpretations shape terms.
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