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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
1
A garbled advertisement fragment lists several names and titles with a repeated line about Wanted. It includes stray terms like Mitel granur data and a mix of potential job references and names such as Lettie Mute and Messmer Tay, indicating an incomplete employment notice from a past page. The readable portion centers on a missing job listing and a roster of names attached to it.
Auction notices and furniture sale items appear in a scrambled text segment. The readable parts reference an auction sale near various names and locations, noting bids and items but details are unclear. The fragmentary wording suggests multiple bidders, prices, and times without coherent structure or complete facts.
An OCR damaged item lists a 2 TM sale notice with scattered names and locations. Readable bits mention Mornelo El eb P Rrops and several garbled terms implying a property sale or auction event with associated places and people.
An extended OCR reads various classified ads for sale items and real estate. It includes furniture culinary goods medical and hardware terms, farm equipment and land listings with measurements prices and contact hints. The scattered entries reference chests beds tables sewing machines and lawn mowers among other household and agricultural items.
An array of properties around Seaside Island and surrounding towns list land for sale with immediate possession options and cash discounts. Terms include deposits and monthly installments with prices per lot, highlighted by seaside views and proximity to rail stations and schools. Regional auctions and estate notices mention bidders, locations, and payment schedules.
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