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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1926
Page
7
A fragmented note from 1926 expresses thanks to the mayor and council, praising hospitality and city spirit. It thanks a local leader and the Rowan city team for support, promising lasting memories of the event and the civic welcome.
July 1 report from Innisfail notes an officially opened voluntary aPort with fair crowds and riflemen present. The weather held, the range described as a picturesque spot some distance from Fly x Fish Point, with ceremonial and military marksmen in attendance.
Atherton land case before Judge Warsman in which the Ranger's valuation of improvements was challenged. The court considered whether the improvement value and related costs justified payment, with the master noting rupees and a proposed reward. Judge McMahon or Horton then dictated the final valuation, halting the case as the Ranger's valuation stood at a disputed amount.
Brisbane July 9 The agreement to change Farleigh Mill ownership is not yet finalised. Details indicate that the new owners and the art company are involved with an anticipated completion and a preliminary decision by the minister for administration of the Central House Cane. The act is described as involving a Pricey Act with limited active participation.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a jumble of names and terms including Main Roads, commerce, Johnstone Shier, Sally, Pear Wember, Kwa Aen, and Usain Weds. The text references surveys and advisers, with unclear events and roles, suggesting a local planning discussion or committee correspondence without cohesive detail.
In memory of our dear husband and father who died in the fire on July 1035 beloved by all a faithful friend from these who deeply mourn his loss Norman departed 1929 and Joseph William Hinest and Joe remembered by siblings and mother with loving tributes.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a funeral or cemetery matter with names such as Lee and Brisbane influenced by unclear phrases. The text lacks coherent dates, places, or actions, making precise reporting difficult. Such garbled content yields no verifiable event details to summarize.
Incomplete notice fragment states that all business communications should go to the Maine or alliance with a request for deposit and that business communications should not be advertised to individual staff members. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or dates.
A partial OCR reads like a note about seeds and a family name. The readable pieces hint at a personal line or catalog item but lack clear context, dates, or complete names. Further legible text would be needed to identify the people, place, or purpose.
Fragmentary text shows mentions of managers of entertainments and secretaries of metal, with notes on motions to act under cover. It references an observer or commission and possible adjustments to duties or appointments. Details are unclear, but the era appears steeped in procedural intrigue within a formal body.
July 12, 1928, officials hailed the completion of a Range Road as a landmark achievement. Government and local leaders praised surveyors and engineers for their effort, calling the project a historic milestone for the North and urging recognition by ministers and Parliament.
A fragmented 19th century-style discussion lauds a new Range Road project as a major public works triumph. It argues the road will save time and money, boost dignity for the state, and catalyze development of the Tableland and western regions, asserting government commitment and long-term benefits.
A damaged OCR item describes an event in a district with references to mines and factories. It mentions an unusual gathering, mentions of Governor and local officials, and notes about experiments and potential military or violent overtones. The text is garbled, but implies ongoing concerns about pollution or public health in the river and a forthcoming meeting or decision.
Vague fragmentary notes describe Cairns area features and a planned field trip on Saturday. The text mentions Trinity, Strangeness, and Nor Gwua ndland references with scattered names and landscapes along rivers and headlands.
A detailed report describes clergy and lay representatives from the British and Foreign Bible Society discussing missionary work and scripture dissemination. It mentions radio and telephone broadcasting aims, noting staff, venues, and a projected program across Commonwealth nations, including Australia, with plans to widen access to Scriptures through new technologies.
A fragmentary report describes a voyage with the Hortat Howl crew, detailing arrival and berthing at 1218 and 740 am, concerns over return delays, and a celebratory landing under mixed conditions. Mentions of personnel, vessels, and a lively island gathering follow with scattered actions and reactions aboard.
A fractured report details a forged telegram and police measures in New South Wales. It mentions a telegram to Sydney, a telegram threat, and requests for extension or postponement, with references to individuals and authorities, indicating investigation and legal steps.
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