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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1935
Page
7
Reading fragments show unclear names places and dates about a sale and travel. The text references July and a port or voyage with scattered terms suggesting a shipping or auction notice but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR lists mail notice schedules across districts with days of week and routing notes. It names locations such as Babinda and Western Districts and references Monday through Friday service with various times and carriers. The legible items indicate regular delivery windows and specific route notes though many words are garbled.
Readable fragments note extraordinary heat across Britain with unusually high temperatures reported in June. The brief mentions atmospheric conditions, potential effects on daily life, and references a maintenance service line. Limited details prevent full context.
Readable fragments describe emigrations details and general figures tied to wartime markets. Mentions Medaieg Yolen and Red tert, with pricing notes around 3/3, 157, and 6.7 10 4. References to wheat and light supplies, and patrols or diversions in the context of a disrupted period.
A garbled report from Melbourne references July activity in butter exports. The text mentions exchange terms, rents, and fees with unclear figures and names, lacking coherent details or identifiable entities. The readable fragments hint at trade notes but do not form a clear, reportable event.
Fragmentary in memoriam notice for Catherine Owen who died July 2, 1921 with verses expressing enduring grief. References to family members Cecil and Valceaun appear in damaged lines. Convoluted text includes repeated phrases of remembrance and sorrow from unspecified relatives.
An Acetralic backend service faced revocation while revisions were underway. Officials cited unaddressed issues in service delivery and compliance as the basis for the action. No immediate details on affected users or replacement plans were provided.
A damaged OCR fragment notes someone named Jane Smonn and a price paid for butter fat on a date in April near a market point. The readable bits reference commodities, a grazing or grazing area, and a commerce context, but critical details are missing.
The Mamming River Cooperative Day Society Limited announces paid shares and year end data. Manager D J Clase notes a record low decrease and compares current tonnage to last year’s figures, with 103 tons produced versus 143 tons previously.
Fragmented notice from an association secretary calling for bids or applications tied to a weekend meeting. The readable text mentions a four entry section and references names and dates in a garbled form.
The tally for July 1 notes a petition from the Tally Stow Av vocenso regarding the society's request and the minister for Lareta. It mentions transport of Solomon apes and various road updates across aerial and other services, with estimates and timings under review.
A fragment outlines plans for a Brisbane show with remarks from Mr Prune about entries and heights. It mentions Cardwell residents and several local locales including the Talieland, Dayidien River Merras Maver. The text is incomplete and names are partially garbled.
Sydney July 1 The Brady case hearing discusses the alleged oneday wanders near Crowulla with Somer Evatt. Sir Cave Evatt is named as a senior counsel for Brady. The proceedings focus on the legality of actions around April and postdate references.
An aerial search is being conducted for a party of four white men reported lost near the Sepak River. Bris ane authorities say the search includes a fleet of aircraft and ground teams.
Article discusses the May treaty between the Soviet Union and France in Paris, praising regional collective security as a shield against aggression. It notes that mutual aid arrangements, open to all who join, strengthen peace and deter attacks by making aggressors face unified resistance from multiple governments.
The text argues that government recourse to League Council recommendations is non binding but the Soviet French Treaty makes follow through mandatory even without a unanimous council decision. It asserts the treaty fits within broader non confrontation aims and showcases Rexsis as a peace advocate amid rising global tensions.
Unclear fragmentary text references individuals and a location. The readable bits suggest a sports or event note involving named people and a venue, but details are poorly legible and no coherent action or outcome can be determined.
A weather forecast outlines a tropical east rainfall pattern with inland showers mainly in the western areas and southerly to easterly winds. Innisfail reports a new plain-clothes duty officer replacing Constable Cool as Cairns notes a time change for a Port Moresby cruise departure and mentions ongoing police activity and rainfall data in the region.
A fragmented OCR item notes impressions of a travel or landscape feature titled Scenic North. The readable portion mentions Madame Austral and hints at a skeptical or observational tone about regional scenery. The incomplete text preserves a sense of travelogue style without full context.
A tense incident unfolds during a busy week as a man departs a building wearing a mask and threatens a victim. The intruder demands keys while a struggle erupts, a shot whistles past the victim’s head, and the masked assailant menaces with violence in a chaotic scene.
A gunman in a masked group attacked Clarke and George Sharmas on a railway platform as they approached the station office. Clarke was shot at close range and fell, while Sharman escaped. Detectives pursued leads as investigators comb the area for the fugitives.
June collections for the North Division declined by £5665 compared with the previous year while the financial year total rose £25008 ahead of last year. Townsville and Joy figures appear in the report alongside overall railway performance.
Innisfail reports a chaotic scene with multiple names and partial details. A court appearance was required but defendants Fitzpatrick Jansen and Allan Bestie did not show up at Guardian Court. A Gordonvale correspondent notes multiyear staff activity and a motor-tyre incident at Butter Street service plant causing debris and property damage.
Cairns Post reports aviatrix Mrs Bonney, noted for her flights, was delayed by thick weather near Cardwell and Ingham. She is expected to proceed to Gurugub to Eay today. The fragment confirms her return route and anticipated arrival time.
A confusing, partial report describes a pastry incident linked to a teen and a district, with references to a poisoned item. The fragment mentions a reunion and a erratic sequence of names and places, hinting at an unsettling food safety event unfolding early in the day.
Mca Bonney arrived at Ingham 443 this afternoon after a difficult northbound flight. She described thick weather through Hinchinbrook Channel and a planned route to Cairns, noting a misdirection near Townsville and a landing attempt marked by red symbols on a sheet. She traced the ground with the markings and indicated Townsville was too clouded by weather to continue.
A garbled line reads Tully missed lbe more successful today ar Bi her desire to sheet t Tay to mace Meats. No clear events, people, or places are identifiable.
An incident involving Gildas led to a formal charge after a verbal altercation. The details indicate a confrontation that prompted authorities to file charges and pursue further proceedings. Names and affiliations appear in the record.
Mourilyan MOH will be the last fae in the Innisfail district to set the oilers going with crushing due to commence on the 25th. After eight months of rest the plant will restart amid substantial overhaul work. The mill, in operation for over half a century, has not been neglected and now handles large weekly tonnages of cane with efficiency across all departments.
Ms McTonagh of Fortitude Valley notes Commonwealth Bank will operate multiple branches locally from July 12. Government has allotted a stable of Commonwealth Bank purposes adjoining the 7 Post Office, with branches to be established at Ingham and Charters Towers.
Saint Andrew's Anniversary observance noted with participation from His Worship the Mayor and accompanying officials. The event highlighted community ties and local leadership in a ceremonial gathering.
The document records Rev. Paterson as the first Presbyterian minister sent to Cairns, noting his June 3 service and initial impressions. It mentions J. Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Ross on the first management committee, a 1902 church site allotment, and a call to confront postwar distractions and rising paganism threatening the church’s work.
The Cairns community extends heartfelt greetings at a city event with remarks from Presbyterians and church leaders. Clergy from Gardnvale, Mr Alex McKense, and Rev G A Bead welcome attendees and pledge continued support for church and civic unity in the district.
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