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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary text describes a land opening related to an agricultural venture near a canal, with references to a male resident in the northwest area and an acreage figure. It mentions a price and an appointment time, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented report covers Cairns protests against conscription and anti-defence sentiment across Rockhampton and other towns. It notes Liberals shifting roles, Labor opposition, and calls for active defense measures amid national tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows values and names, including a £90 amount and references to forwards and salvio. The readable portion mentions Tuo Capbor with 274/078 to LIYIT and forward terms, indicating a dated, economic or shipping note with unclear context.
A fragmented public notice references liver pills from Kelly Chemist and mentions remedies for stomach and bowel issues. The unclear text lists names and routes without a clear event or date, suggesting an advertisement or legal notice fragment.
A notice from the Woodahakata Shire Council announces that nominations for the recurring vacancies on the council will be received up to Friday. The piece also mentions a Barron Shire Council matter and a police court appearance in Cairns. Mr Abrome, naval officer, returned from a holiday in Taemania.
The steamer Mion reached the ferro-concrete wharf early today from Sydney. A second vessel, Mindino, replaces Matunga for a veto while undergoing overhaul in Sydney. Mindino is also undergoing wire repairs.
The Farron Shire Council meets to appoint A J Dre yer as returning officer for the monthly poll. He is to circularize ratepayers about relevant facts for the vote on removing the office. Marrs notes the council faces potential disruption if plans fail.
Fragmentary 1908 auction notice appears with scattered phrases about sale, goods, and a date January 11 1908. The text mentions Mares Rows, Gasete, Malanda station, and references to government officials and a court. The readable parts hint at selling goods or property with a personal lament inserted at the end.
A municipal fireworks show by the Caledonian Society on New Year’s Eve raised funds totaling £38 1% at the local hospital.
At the Marrox Shire County meeting Chairman Dr IK Cluckerty presided. Mareeba proposed joining land reform measures at the event, with Dr Keble reportedly offering to pay £5 to support the cause.
An inspector's report was presented at the Racrenhire Council meeting yesterday. Cr Warren interjected that the report provided good entertainment for the council while Cr Mason noted it was too long and considered the report insufficient for the topics discussed.
The signal station at the North Harvard area was not fully manned until after the river mouth. Heavy mist hindered operations as six passengers were taken down the river and moved inland. The event involved the Menoderry and an extended delay across the region.
At the Barre Shire Council monthly meeting Barron Falls idleation board chair Ro Werrow announced a contingent Board meeting to be called at any possible date. The plan remains pending and won’t be set until further notice according to the council minutes.
Fragmentary OCR describes events at Livepea and Queettorn with references to Celtic arrival, High Pedh, and Peak quarry activity. It mentions workers, railways, and a kiln or erection project with chaotic, unclear sequence of actions and outcomes.
The readable lines mention Br. Atvet Won 68 Amt rent Amen and Darron Rementy in a discussion about a cure or remedy at Chipeta College. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and names.
Fragmentary telegram mentions a travel plan to a town and a farm area with a nurse adviser noted. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses an underwriting issue with references to water pump and a potential HIV related context. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts, names, or a discernible event, making extraction of a concrete summary impossible.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named Harold Thompunn and references a Tuesday event. The readable text is unclear on date or action and lacks full context or definitive outcome.
A training squadron of Japanese cruisers is in Fremantle for morning drills with Rear Admiral Tuchuwei noting their progress. The ships are scheduled to reach Bishane on February 34 and depart March 31, then proceed to Townsville and Shanghai with licenses and upcoming routes to Jama.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a cold and pain relief items, milked medical terms, and names that are unreadable. It references items like heat therapy and cough remedies and lists scattered phrases and potential products without coherent context.
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