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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ozanne and Roserts with a legal notice and refusal to reveal details. Mentions Salve, Lene Hal Bek, Ysera Carvel, and Edgar Ri in a list-like array of names. Context unclear but implies a matter before a court or firm.
In a tense meeting the Wrens defeated New Beaches with a narrow margin. Officials cited tight defense and late scoring to seal the victory and move the team higher in the standings.
Mra W Velony of Mulgrave Hotel advised against tendering it during her stay at Hesberon House. The situation concerns payment or lodging terms and a possible dispute over the De 1 Machanael date, with references to Mascon OF the Husson estate.
A disputed mining operation near Launceston reports dangerous ore extraction at a tin reef. Claims discuss ore quality, shaft stability, and potential delays as parties contend over ownership and responsibilities. Authorities note limited progress with several claims withdrawn and a few applications still pending action.
Townsville REGAL OPTICIANS ChillaGoe advertises a two day sale limited to Friday and Saturday. The notice mentions a special offer on hides with prices and dates in July. Local readers urged to visit the shop for discounts.
The article discusses copper interests, American copper producers, and possible consolidation efforts. It notes revived hope for improved economic conditions, trade expansion, and potential reforms shaping the copper sector. References to standards, markets, and the role of financial institutions appear alongside mentions of a forthcoming change in policy.
Wining Wires reports various entries with names and numbers such as Tri Naat femme 72 1IRGRein Mog 163 and New Brilliant From Wolds 107. The text lists multiple items with dates or codes and scattered monetary figures, resembling a damaged product or betting column with inconsistent spellings and mixed numerals.
The readable fragments describe an auction or sale action involving horses and gear with a focus on high prices to deter cold weather or Fein. It mentions Worms, a perceived glorious price and calls to secure a pick of items, indicating a competitive bidding context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and numbers in a garbled address. It references a savings or savings event and a named person, with unclear actions. The article lacks coherent events, locations, or dates to establish a clear news item.
The report notes sympathy from the minister and describes Horenthy Mr it TT Medlock in Pelencee. Details cover a legal matter with a state secretary and references to a medical certificate and court hearing, including names such as Mr Appel and Petey Wilkinson.
Fragmentary OCR text references police, court notes, offenders and charges but lacks coherent details. Reading shows garbled phrases about meetings, duties, and possible guilty pleas. No identifiable names, dates, places, or concrete actions can be confirmed.
The court heard arguments on why a second court might not be required and whether a joint bench could be formed. Judge Jameson noted no obstacle to two courts being constituted and considered the matter yesterday.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dispute over sublet terms involving local figures and places. The garbled text references a gym, beauty, portage, and several individuals, with unclear roles and outcomes.
A fragmented, archaic sounding message mentions Pharoah ki estat and a distant event in New Masa. The garbled text references a formalion or vote-like action amid political or social chatter. The readable fragments hint at a ceremonial context and hidden meanings.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a night journey with references to a Shire and a train journey. It mentions preparations for a yearly event, a goat, and a route toward a distant location with various names and terms that may be garbled or archaic. The piece reads like a travel diary snippet with scattered proper nouns.
A fragmented OCR note describes a visit and travel itinerary to Cairns and nearby towns with references to inspectors and various locations. The text outlines movements planned over several days and a request for a special visit and services, but many names and details are garbled. It mentions Mr Frock and possible juries, with ongoing travel to Carter’s Towers and Change Point.
Fragmented report notes tensions between the House and Synod over a compulsory settlement and withdrawal terms. Mentions North Owensland and secrecy, with unclear dates and locations due to damaged text.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Georgetown article hints at a local incident involving a resident and possible identification of a person. The readable text mentions a location and a street scene but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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