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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 23, 1926
Page
4
A dense, garbled excerpt blends references to Australia and Britain with scattered names, places, and snippets about cities, capitals, and landscapes. It wanders through mentions of Sydney Melbourne and Liverpool along with birds like Kookaburra, including stray opinions on towns, governors, and colonial life.
A long recount of early Sydney life focusing on the Adair family from Ireland who settled near Redfern and later moved toward Sydney’s suburbia. It tracks John Adair senior and his relatives, their voyage from Ireland to Liverpool, and their beginnings in the city, including lodging, work, and the growth of a timber and property enterprise. The narrative covers family arrivals, relocating to country areas, and the social and economic conditions shaping their establishment in New South Wales.
A long, fragmentary report recounts interactions among Shannon, Adair, and associated families around Shannon way and Lyle Station. It mentions contracts, payments, property access, and social ties amid river activities, with references to Mr. John Shannon, Mrs. Adair, and local residents through a tangled sequence of events and names.
A fragmentary report notes thirty six killed at an event involving Pesinc and Nowety near a Berbies site. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate casualties and an abandoned area at PANEL St Bratt BM. Authorities referenced include FCIAh and Gt.
The unreadable OCR describes skin and scalp care, mentioning products and healing claims. It references facial and scalp treatments and contains numerous garbled phrases and misspelled terms, with little coherent information or identifiable brands or events.
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