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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1923
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes products and brands including Mackay & Co. and St. Josephs College with scattered references to prices, schedules, and local notices. The passage blends advertisements and institutional mentions without a clear cohesive event.
An unreadable OCR item mentions ships and ports with garbled names and dates. It references Arafura, Changsha, Canberra Teayes, and ports in January February with boiler events and a list of unclear person names.
Fragmentary obituary and marriage notices from a historic paper. Includes memorials for Jane Edwardson and Metilda Hamilton, and a marriage record for Herbert Dall and Metilda Hamilton with religious ceremony details and dates.
The Cairns Post reports mounting pressure on Mr Hughes to reveal his stance amid Southern critics and party balance ahead of a likely coalition. The piece notes reticence may threaten his leadership and the industry’s fate if a coalition forms or if he resists declaring policy before Parliament convenes.
A regional note discusses coal prices and economic trends. It mentions Newcastle output, anticipated price changes per ton, and how new measures may affect coal delivery costs. Officials named Tooth and Johnstons are linked to local arrangements and district coverage.
Mr K Williams, manager of the Whitchie Quarry factory, is to submit a report to the Agriculture Minister after seven weeks in the United States. Alterations are expected to extend output, with a focus on the ore industry and new developments cited in Colorado and related regions.
The report notes Roland's Ltd stocktaking sale beginning this morning at Eclock with representative remarks on the vast quality and unfounded claims. It mentions limited holiday activity, a rural audience tied to farming, and ongoing demonstrations, including a tractor event and the New International Selail Tree project, as farmers discuss capital influx and local investment.
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