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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1911
Page
2
The notice outlines a fee annual general meeting at Court Home on Monday September 4 at 4 p.m. The agenda includes a treasurer’s report for year ending 31 July, election of officers, and committee reports.
Derailed by garbled text the piece surveys Australian constitutional discourse. It references the High Court, central government powers, and Senator Stewart with repeated mentions of elections, ministers, and the push for a referendum style approach.
Powdered particles from a mowing operation unionized with guards caused harm to workers. Tim nest guard reports similar incidents, raising safety concerns about exposure and protective measures in the mine.
The record lists a variety of goods arriving from Mollamas and Bristans including flour, fodder, bags of potas, jam, pig tram, gluten items, bran, and preserved meats. Quantities range from tens to hundreds of units with several named products such as cream meat, patties, and candel items.
Fragmentary passage references policy concerns at Cannes Hiateon Sour, discussing protection, program aims, and potential reactions. Mentions Lee and Seong tare, Horse Sard, and references to meting, reform, and plan progression. Difficult to extract concrete events or dates from the OCR garble.
An erratic OCR fragment reports shale down 80 feet and ore lifted for treatment at a rail site. It mentions Breall Ang and Willamery with carts and a jaw crusher, noting ore quality and a claimed 14 mile area.
Fragmented OCR notes show a racing or sales ledger with names such as Brillant and Brillant Book and figures like 108 and 19/0. The record mentions rates, payments, and dates including 1/6 and 11/95, with scattered place names and currency-like entries.
An OCR damaged list shows names and monetary amounts with dates and prices. It reads like a late 19th or early 20th century ledger or public notice, listing individuals such as Tommy Barns and Gilmore's with sums like £3 20 and 6/1, interspersed with place names and uncertain dates. The text is garbled and hard to interpret.
In a tense exchange echoing boxing circuits, Mead corners Cobb with bruising rally as fans watch a tight duel. Officials tally points amid a charged arena, highlighting the fighters' steadiness and strategic grit.
Public auction notice for Edgehill Subdivisions announced by authorities. Sale set for Saturday the 71st January at 12 noon at Sewn et Carmo lan ed nao.
The court heard a charge of keeping a house and premises open for the sale of liquor on Sunday. Mr TK MacDonnell appeared for the defense as the case centered on a Harte Sikie area property.
In Carrat Police Court yesterday morning, Mr Coon faced a charge tied to a quarrel over language. He claimed he was drunk the prior night and participated in a row, offering a rambling explanation that mixed terms about a hotel and a past event.
Fragmentary notes recount a Harbour Board meeting discussing wharf construction, site works, and governance. Mentions Mr Calley and last Thursday session with remarks on berthing and council actions.
A report from Oddfellows Hall recounts a benevolent event organized by Mrs. Allen and Mr. Potts to fund a charitable cause. John Cornghlin protested at a hotel and faced police court remarks and a £2 fine for language and conduct.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Virginia or New Hampshire area, a test of truth, a subscriber, and a front page scene. The readable bits mention writing, a man, a letter or note, and an unclear advert or message.
A fragmented note describes a group forming an association to address professional disputes and trade matters. It references a planned meeting and consideration of establishing a society within the trade and labor sphere, noting deliberations on its purpose and future steps.
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