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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text discusses medical treatment and patient response. details are unreadable and cannot identify names dates or specific actions. The source lacks coherent facts necessary for a complete headline and summary.
Lease notice indicates an office or hall suitable for dances or theatrical companies. Main building dimensions: 65 feet by 4, stage 38 by 56. Property to be leased under terms supervised by Secretary Moysthas, Rox 145, Cairne.
Miss Janet Waterstos of Cooktown reports reclaiming a large parcel at the Commercial Hotee Sitwatal in Charlotte and Walter trvetu. The notice describes rooms with balconies, tanks, and acetylene gas lighting, plus nearby lots and a Bloomed Coupe with a 12 street corner.
Fragmentary text describes a land grant or sale with dates and locations including Sammamton Land Offices and Atherton area. Mentions a 11/5 renewal date and a witness or official names such as Coder Secretary and Government Architect. The legible pieces indicate a public notice style for a property transaction.
In Cairn Police Court yesterday before Mr Grant PM a man charged on suspicion of unconnected mental state was discharged with community sentence. The case concerned passengers arriving ashore and their intentions after the voyage.
An excerpt discusses the Panama question and its significance to Australia and the Pacific. It references the Clayton Bulwer Treaty and differing views on exclusive rights and arbitration, noting evolving positions among involved parties.
A suffused drowning report states Salgrave residents were affected Friday as divers searched with no trace found. The Post noted no further victims yet, amid a wider domestic concern and commercial tensions.
Report details a man overboard incident with a violent struggle in the water as rescuers attempted a firm grip. Names and exact locations are unreadable in the fragmented text.
Haapress Pocket Dyer advertises renovation of old clothing into usable garments for two men, with all colors of packet dyes offered. The note appears in garbled OCR style but indicates cleaning and dyeing services for garments and sizes.
A sketched dispatch notes that the Palmer would be sent to Townsville via ports this morning after repairs to the venue were completed. The note mentions a large Railway Department crew clearing debris from the Mab Ferave River area and awaiting orders at dawn.
In ACOR Police Court on Monday the wageclaim in the matter of Taro Sing v. the C.O.R. Co. was struck out. The complainant’s side failed to establish a prima facie case and the action was dismissed.
The stammer Limerick brings four thoroughbred stallions to Townsville from London for stud purposes. They will be landed at Townsville.
A garbled report from Innisfail describes severe flood impacts with heavy losses and widespread damage. The text mentions many cars and cattle affected as the community deals with disruption and danger.
A scrambled report notes a submarine named Murmarine El launched at Chatham recently. It mentions 15 knot speed, powerful oil engines, and safety concerns about explosion while tests and fittings proceed.
The Royal Australian Navy calls for applicants from candMaum to enter Raval College. Applications open at the Nery Office in Melourne from April to June. Further entry conditions and details will be published and available on request.
In Cairns Sessions Court Nellie Altteon withdrew a case against her husband George Allies. The case was continued with no verdict reached and the record notes the withdrawal of the charges amid ongoing proceedings.
The report highlights brutal conditions in Pleementary schools and child labor. It calls for scrutiny of feeding, housing, and overcrowding, noting such neglect may cause more infant deaths than diseases, urging reforms and legal protections.
A bizarre scene unfolds as a house cat attacks a snake near a wood yard on a Sunday night. The reptile, drawn from a nearby mooring area, darts around the circle as the cat displays dexterity evading strikes and delivering precise blows. The snake is killed by a bystander after sustaining severe injuries.
Palace Theatre, Mowers, Orndin, and Beshon will present tonight under favorable conditions with a refurbished hall and enhanced lighting and stage effects. A private preview impressed guests with the Masmere adventure and a new Ven tone. The program includes a mix of dramatic and industrial subjects, plus songs "A Child's Infants" and "Convict and Contman." Details appear in advertising column by Syd Joheme.
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