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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary notice reports sales related to Farmers' Proton and a Promet settlement. It names general agents and mentions care taken to inform interested parties. The readable text is limited and lacks clear dates or names.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mitchell's Post Office Hotel located in Herberton with unclear descriptions of scenery and climate. No clear event or outcome is readable.
The article reports a London sale of frozen and chilled meat for the month with figures on entry totals and prices. It notes Dalgety and Co. hosted the event, with bidders including Chatto Bill? of Tardy and firms such as Fickt and Vickery trading in beef and related goods. Outside buyers including South Africa and New Zealand participated, while a local buyer, Thomas Miller, secured several ram consignments.
An 19th century advertisement touts Warver's Safe Cure as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues. The testimonial claims multiple health problems resolved after using the product, with the writer asserting lasting success and credit to the medicine.
A shuffled report notes accounting for disbursements of E44 and £5 receipts leaving a balance for school grounds improvements. The secretary should write a thanks to the ladies committee and Mr T P Smith for leading a grand march at the annual ball.
London reports a naval inquiry into the tone of a note about the Nontomwald case and a grain freighter from Baltimore to Hamburg. Captain Stannard allegedly informed his wife via pilot about a dry lock incident in New York. owners denied it. A letter references 12 feet of water in the fore hull.
The steamer launch at Araharrah is hailed as a major maritime feat in Australia, arriving at Wellington without taking on water. Reports from London note heavy public interest as Prince Arthur of Connaught is expected to visit. A Catholic Congress incident is reported with clashes and vandalism. A Chicago accident cites a wind hail storm injuring and killing several, with wreckage causing widespread damage.
Readers respond to Mrs JC Tomald's assertion about a recent game ruling. The exchange debates the Rainbow team’s 16 point award and whether the executive finding should stand, with calls for a calm, formal reply and adherence to the prior decision.
A fragmented 19th century excerpt mentions ploorine and a doctor from South Carolina in a dubious remedy discussion. It notes a patient’s improvement with Phauderaio's Compound Remedy and warns about reliance on chemists for cures. The text also references Randy dar and Worth jeternats in a cryptic closing line.
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