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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1926
Page
1
A dense damaged OCR page fragment listing sales, farms, dwellings, allotments and various goods. Mentions Waterbury and Newark areas, prices in pounds, and multiple items from frames to cattle. Contains many unreadable words and broken names, with scattered dates and vendor phrases.
A jumbled OCR listing mentions multiple names and places such as Lake Street Cairne Stan, Abbott, Pinard, Diacke, Ward, Wood, Kays Hill, and Nor Hales Lid. It references goods and services like furniture, stationery, dresses, and medical items, plus a general sale and various shops. The text is garbled but preserves scattered street names, vendors, and items.
A jumble of sale and wanted notices lists furniture, stoves, harness, and various goods. It mentions Apple Adesti Witllenisun Ruane AGATN with references to real estate, driving, horses, and auctioneers, all presented in a dense, unsystematic listing style typical of an old classified page. The disjointed items include housewares, clothing, vehicles, and tools with prices and contact cues scattered throughout.
Mixed rental notices advertise furnished flats and rooms for 1 to 18 weeks. Apartments at hotels and houses with weekly rates, some with meals or shared spaces, are offered in various neighborhoods via local notices.
Auctioneers forward land and property for sale items including railway access and various parcels. A map lists prices such as 251 and 400 per acre with multiple acre totals. notes fruit potential and development prospects. May involve Little Mulheaye and nearby locations with descriptions of crops and improvements.
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