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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 19, 1951
Page
3
Fragments describe activity at Buthen Buthen gold field with references to Sir Bleeetzaare Sal caer bulisceer and Queseacid upcoming June. Mentions open up a toad to the Solaied and a Weld site with discussions of fees and electrical work amid expedition figures and local guides.
A fragmentary report notes a September event involving Aletta and a group of 18 participants. The text references a ceremony or gathering with mentions of a bal and a tallies in a seaside or river setting. Details are unreadable in parts but denote a documented activity plus a date marker.
Fragmented OCR text mentions ships, ports, and refineries with unclear phrases. References to Mansask, Reagan, See refinery, Sata port, Tretyen 4 ipad, and dates like 20 br suggest a rough shipping or port update. Many garbled names and nonsensical lines. no clear events or outcomes emerge.
Delegates officials and visitors attended the annual RS L conference at the Smithfield sub-branch. A large group from Seolth tied including Wadler wuciliary from Sinich fee and Calms joined the work, including a two course dinner. Sub-branch president Mr G Venables thanked Smithfield members for their efforts and the comfortable gathering.
Feb industrial notes report price increases for eggs. First quality eggs remain at 30d per dozen, while 83d per dozen is set for a new higher rate on the second quality. The Prices Committee and Marketing Board approved the move after investigation, citing broader market demand and grade variations.
A garbled report details municipal proceedings and personnel actions. It references Ivy Bogen and Reginald Ryan in Cook Shire, approval of a coordination relief, a loan for public works, and a purchase at Couxtown. Mentions a salary arrangement and a disrupted event involving a watchman and a wrist injury.
Melbourne February 18 Injury reports from the Stawell Gift trials note falls causing injuries during Saturday events. Competitors Panella Parcors and Chin She sustained head or facial wounds and received first aid before hospital transfer. The article records weather-related factors, entries, past winners, and prize details, highlighting the event’s ongoing timing and entrants.
The relatives and friends of SERS 48 4 ADAME AND FAMILY mourn the loss and commemorate their late beloved Yinstand and Fares. The obituary lists numerous bereaved relatives, church families, and mourners, with thanks from FLETCHER and FAMILY. It notes services at John's Church Faelind Cairns and burial at Cairne Cemetery Scribmesieee Toa Wershintal. The notice thanks Mr Ward Cavanagh and others for support, invites condolences, and names many family members and their connections across posts and towns.
Wordsworth MLA will visit Kuranda on February 20 and be available for interchane or deputation from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. He returns to Cairns on the midday train. Details of his meeting place and contact are listed as Smith Street or Inkertren rem 8, aca Memon.
The MAVORA crew dominated the regatta, with Destiny Too and Heathermae close behind as the final stretch decided the Palace Hojui trophy. Vinoma and NBS battled for positions, while Destiny Too, Heathermae, and Caroleen secured top finishes amid rough seas and a long race to the finish.
Delegates at Canberra failed to reach decisions at the three power talks among the United States New Zealand and Australia on the Japan peace treaty and Pacific security. The four day conference involving President Truman's envoy and New Zealand and Australian officials adjourned with no agreement. The meeting aimed to map postwar arrangements and regional stability amid ongoing negotiations.
A garbled OCR fragment references a memorial topic with unclear names and dates. The readable bits imply discussion of a nine eleven style memorial or installation and potential ceremony details without clear specifics. Further readable facts are insufficient to confirm a concrete event or participants.
WA by election Perth February 18 reports show Labour leading in the Maylands by election with a close margin. The recount indicates Labour candidate Healy ahead while other parties trail, reflecting a tight contest and shifting voter preferences amid stormy campaign conditions.
A Canberra gathering discusses the defense of the judicial system and the role of the Senate and executive in preserving legal integrity. Speakers underscore the need for preparedness and adherence to constitutional principles amid political pressures.
Fragmented OCR describes a doctor visit tied to Cairo, a named Captain Jann Day, and a return journey with an aircraft arriving in Cairns at 8 pm. It mentions water levels on the Coen River, an appeal for medical aid, and a vehicle event near a party movement.
The Rifle Cairns Club notes recount event results and scores from a match held at various ranges. It lists winners, handicap results, and individual shooters like W Keller and Downe, with figures for 300 and 200 yard targets and a proposed trophy event.
Fragmented OCR of a cricket match record shows numerous player names and scores across first and second innings for several teams including Norths, Brothers, and St Augustine's. The legible fragments indicate totals, fall of wickets, and bowling figures, but many names and figures are garbled, preventing a clear, single result.
In a tense contest at Norths, Wen Senoo led St Augustine with a standout inning as the team beat the rival high school. The game featured strong pitching from Rader and Wordewarth, with key hits from McDevald and Blazey. The final score reflected a narrow victory and several standout performances by local players.
Fragments describe a gaol scene with references to a looming execution and a jailhouse mood. Characters named Joan and Norman appear amid unclear text about a hanging order, a crowd, and awaiting justice.
Disjointed OCR summary notes widespread shortages affecting primary producers with high demand and rising costs. Mentions Australia and Queensland as regions of impact, with government department pressures and emergency measures by industry groups to sustain supply chains.
NSW eyes an outright win against South Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground to move top in the Shield standings. A Victoria loss would boost NSW while SA bowler Graeme Hole faces return to the NSW attack after missing MelbourneTest action.
Feb 17 reports in Annte River Coen describe extended effort to build new road connections and a proposed rail link amid mounting political obstruction. Mr Cet Walson aims to force a vote with 20 galvanized tow lines and 30 anchors to secure a shipment path feared to delay essential overland mails from Laura. Local fears persist of further hardship as contractors warn weeks-long delays and reorganization by the Ratied committee.
February 16 mass withdrawal announced by Australian officials ends a Chinese mission operating for years. The secretary of South Wales stated there is no direct persecution in China but warned that missionaries aiding Chinese Christians could face branding or danger. The move comes amid heightened scrutiny of foreign missions and religious activity in the region.
In London, February, a Praigie correspondent reports a corruption case where officials were accused of taking metal and property bribes. The court found some individuals guilty and others cleared. The article notes the end result as a drain on public trust and ongoing inquiries.
Canberra faces US pressure on Japan and Pacific security as Prime Minister and ministers weigh unilateral arms talks. Debate centers on Australia’s stance within the Commonwealth, with UK and US alignment shaping Canberra’s response to postwar Asia and the Pacific pact.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions government actions and hearings with broken names and phrases. It hints at labor standard debates, a resale issue, and possible training or probation topics. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving a vague political notice with uncertain dates or participants.
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