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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Feb 22, 1911

Page

2

Notice Inviting Tenders for Suburban Land Transfer

Notice invites tenders up to noon Friday for transfer registration of lands in Cairns parish. Tender forms and specifications available at the Government Housings and State Nursery, Brady under Secretary and Government Architect. Reference to transfer No 49622 and warrant of execution in favor of Robert Crabbe noted.

Brisbane Commonwealth Gazette Nelson Cairns Mareeba Atherton Herberton Brians eSey Nurcary Kamerangs A.B. Brady Usdeer Nore Robert Crabbe Womion J. Megictrar

Unclear Commodities Prices in Fragmentary Ledger

Fragmentary OCR notes list varied prices for items such as tin lead and forward contracts with figures like £195 and £189, referencing multiple sums and ranges. The text lacks context, dates, or full item names, offering only scattered monetary figures and shorthand.

Tenders Call for Beate Swweeeybelitingn and Katmerunge Supplies

The Worls raalirs and palstia invite tenders for the supply of poles sequined and related items. Bids are opened to secure materials for Beate Swweeeybelitingn and Katmerunge projects.

Raalirs Palstia

Fragmented Railway Ledger Items From June to July

A dated OCR mash of payments and schedules lists many names and places such as Mt Molloy Mt Matloy Mt Eliott Clon and Hampton with various amounts like 5/4 8/4 1/9 3/3 and 12% in a chaotic ledger style. The fragmentary text mentions paid statuses and assorted consuls and locations, but no coherent narrative or single event.

Chillagoe Mungane Mt. Molloy O.K Matloy Mt. Eliott Clon McGregor Hampton Weinert Chiligger Raddveorr Fiteroy St. Mungo Bay” Vulcan Steameary Hillw Mt. Agme North Eaeh Gilmeres Tomum Burm Oaks Rush Acorn Durham Consuls

Magisterial Inquiry Into Resson Formation Deepens

Fragmentary notes show a magisterial inquiry proceeding with references to Wellwiaher and Wellertsher. The text indicates expanding efforts to extend and clarify the formation in the stated region as authorities pursue the matter.

Wellwiaher Wellertsher

Standard Oil Results Amid Turbulent Early 20th Century Growth

The report outlines the rise of the Australian industry in 1810 context and tracks shareholder dividends and salaries from 1908 to 1910. It cites Standard Oil Co. earnings, yearly collars and large cumulative surpluses, noting substantial accumulated gains tied to the oil monopoly era.

Bresderd Gil Coy Scot Ie Imginaive Stamderd Oil Co Hespeli

Diu WED. MRISBANE fishing police incident

Police connected with the fishing industry report a mishap when a worker was thrown into the water during a routine operation. Details remain sparse as investigators review the scene and identify those involved.

Weather outlook for Brisbane region and Pacific slope

Forecast covers 24 hours to noon tomorrow. More rain along the Pacific slope. Fine in the south-west but thundery weather in the south-west.

Brisbane Ueegsland Pacific

Religion in Schools In Brisbane Focuses July Prep

Reports from Brisbane on reforms in state schools show religious instruction being revved up for the coming July start. Teachers wait for updated guidance sent to schools, with preparations under way this week.

By-Election Results Stir Liberal and Labour Tensions

In a federal bye election the Liberal candidate faced a tough fight as Labour offered little solace amid referenda debates. The bellwether North Syme district, previously held by G. B. Edwards, will again vote after his death. Mr Kawarda won last April by a margin of 7,883 votes, with the next contest likely in that division.

Bers Alome Labour G. B. Edwards North Symer Pomihly Sale Kawarda

Sugar industry records strong gains for season abroad

The report praises the sugar sector with a splendid record and optimistic outlook for the state's industry. A rebate of excise duties totals £588,000, about £318,000 above the prior season. Despite losses from the tropics, production rose to 8,063,085 tons of cane yielding about 50,518 tons of sugar.

No. 10 Tunnel Notice From Yesterday

A terse report from No. 10 tunnel states that workers received an update yesterday indicating continuing progress and that key excavation phases were underway. No names or dates are given.

Auivice Ee Ie Ian Wes Ig

Cheese sales in Brisbane and sugar mill tour praised

Cable ads show cheese prices in Brisbane from 55/ to 56/ per cwt with 59/ for Canadian and New Zealand imports, but London buyers question proofs. The Sugar Mill Commission returns to Brisbane praising the cheerful efforts of local sugar growers and workers.

Brisbane Towtay Ageinn New Zealand London

Island Epidermen Report Hidden Health Crisis

A fragmentary report notes an island health incident affecting residents. Officials describe rising illness severity and temporary responses as medical teams assess the situation and press for containment.

Shire Election Report From Brisbane Election District

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a shire election in Brisbane with references to Temtey and Grigg. The text lacks clear dates or outcomes but indicates local voting activity and official geographies in a regional electoral context.

Bed and breakfast tale from the commercial hotel

Fragmentary notes describe a night at a commercial hotel with confusion and unsteady speech. The passage mentions a man and unclear events possibly involving sleep disrupted by noise or distress. Names, places, and exact actions are not readable in the text.

Appel Supports Walsh in Queensland Gubernatorial Race

In Brisbane Tusming reports Appel traveled to Rockhampton to lend support for Mr. Walsh the government candidate. The visit underscores the political contest and party alignment ahead of the election.

Brisbane Tusming Appel Rockhamptes Walsh

Army Horses in Melbourne Delayed Artillery Purchases

In Melbourne on Tuesday the army reports slow progress in buying artillery horses. Officers say labor continues and substantial time is needed to complete the task. There is no basis for rumors of unduly large purchases in New South Wales.

Melbourne Tueday

Paluma Repair Decision Pending at Melbourne Dockyard

The Paluma remains in port as naval authorities weigh whether to repair her or retire. The vessel has stayed for some time with no final decision, though refit appears possible.

Melbourne

LESDING AND BORROWING

Melbourne report notes the Commonwealth Treasurer approved a further loan to New South Wales of £350,000 raising total aid to £250,000 and signaling a possible additional £500,000 soon.

Melbourne Commonwealth New South Wales

Trial for Murder Opens in Helbourne Case

The Olive Moody murder trial began in Helbourne on Tuesday. She stands accused of wilfully killing her mother Elizabeth Moody and poisoning her two sisters with arsenic by adulterating their food in Prah ran last November.

Flying Feats by Hammond in 45 Mile Altona Geelong Flight

Theaday reports aviator Hamm ond completed another successful biplane flight from Altona to Geelong covering about 45 miles in 55 minutes. He attained altitudes between 4000 and 5000 feet during the journey.

Theaday Hammond Altona Geelong

Wreck of New Guinea Sold at Auction in Melbourne

The wrecked steamer New Guinea and cargo valued at £20,000 were sold yesterday for £190. Purchaser was Mr. Ackman, M.L.A., who earlier had secured the wreck of the Australasia.

Melbourne New Guinea Ackman M.L.A Australasia

Industrial Troubles Hit Sunshine Works In Melbourne

Report from Melbourne notes large layoff at Sunshine works with about 1650 workers last week and only 250 remaining the next day amid disruption linked toUna mowers and moulders. Unclear unions referenced.

Melbourne Sunshine Works

The Drivers Award In Adelaide Appeals

Judge Homburg delivered the drivers appeal award noting carriers receive a minimum wage of 8 per day, an increase from the prior rate. The judge also refused to reduce the working hours.

Adelaide Homburg

Strike at Renmark: Police Break Up Hotel Disturbance

Disturbance last night in Renmark required police action to remove six free laborers from a hotel. Following a local justice’s order the hotel was closed. Morning work on the settlement resumed today.

Welcome Rain Over Drought-Stricken Ames North

Rain brings relief to much of the drought plagued Ames area in the north. Forecasters say the system should continue to move through the region through Tuesday evening.

Wellington Foley

Tragic incident reported from Mas tertom Wairarapa West

In Mas tertom Wairarapa West a terrible tragedy is reported as a woman lies in critical condition after a self inflicted deed. A boy with a weapon was found on the floor in ropes and a disturbing scene is described by local witnesses.

Wellington Mastertom Wairerapa West

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