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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
2
The copper market in London shows a tight trading range with prices quoted between £61 and £65 per ton. Trades appear to hinge on small shifts in supply, with cautious sentiment prevailing among buyers and sellers amid uncertain demand signals.
An OCR fragment mentions a dental practice by Hempett and Spotts at Abbogtacreet with dental offerings. It also touts Kelly's Tonic Liver Pills to stimulate liver activity benefiting kidneys and bowels. Additional notes reference Cairns district claims, a Cairns Ambulance meeting, a steamer delay, and a notice about receiving mares for a pony.
A misread excerpt shows Mr H O Newport, a Structuralist in Tropical Agriculture, stating learning continues after about twenty years. The writer questions the clarity and reliability of the text while noting Newport’s ongoing efforts to arrange supplies and advance the subject for future readers in the North.
Fragmentary OCR text reports reduced admission prices for a Cairn Mulgrave Jockey Club meeting and a special train service. It notes an alleged tragedy near Gedre Croming four miles from Fagham, with suspicions of foul play and a forthcoming inquest. Nominations for Yar uncing divisions opened with names listed and polling details.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate J. T. Murray chairing a Lulu dental committee. The text mentions daily action across all branches of a dental pension or penkaetion and lists an assembly point. Details are unclear due to damage.
The page fragment mixes a police court scene from 1849 with odd health hints and fashion commentary. It mentions James Cole present at an event, a disturbance, and a trial that led to detention. Additionally a carnival in Marreba is noted, with scattered references to naval displays and hair treatment remedies.
A fragmented sports recap describes Newlerdas performance at Olympia tins, with references to Shaler of the world and record attempts. The report mentions upcoming matches, ring or rink events, and local venues like the Olympia Tank and Queenland, detailing weather impacts and schedule shifts.
The Cairns Town Council held a meeting on words and concerns about goats and dogs straying through town streets. The discussion touched on appearance and nuisance, noting goats in main thoroughfares and urging better management to maintain a neat town for residents and visitors.
The Fr aed C. Company and Sewn Beene Philp and Cn announce a major tour to Europe and Britain. Anxious crews from Rat jiaer and Brintinl ports prepare for an examination, while Sydney and Pearce head March 4 to join the voyage. Shipping delays and transit issues threaten the schedule as the group navigates routes and visas.
A garbled OCR style passage lists names and items such as Doha and BLC Doha with numbers in parentheses, followed by partial phrases about poems and authors. The readable content hints at a literary fragment or catalog of names without a clear narrative or events.
Fragmentary court record shows a debt action with plaintiffs Mary Bras William McGregor Hill and others against defendants Saline and Wotter. Details include money amounts lodging and costs, with appearances by J. P. Pease and A. McMillen. Proceedings note professional fees and various claims.
Readers witness a troubled stage program at the Palace Theater featuring performances by unnamed stars. A tense atmosphere surrounds the show as critics note awkward pacing and a controversial moment that sparks audience reaction.
Mayers Ltd presents a charity entertainment featuring Jean Thugard and a company of artists. The program includes vocal and instrumental numbers by Mise Myra Crimeton, with a talented dog act adding charm. The performance, praised for its quality, was well received by the audience and recommended for future production.
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