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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
2
A reported case of theft involving a chequie and an arson crime linked to a man from Pole Cowt arises in Batuntay. Proceedings were set for this morning as police and court officials prepared to bring the suspect to the courthouse. A separate industrial note mentions factory activities and musical events, with references to a specific meeting and local church conductors.
Fragmentary text describes an Australian author and a Shire Council event with a mention of the President and a plan to obtain a specimen. readable parts are unclear and nonsensical.
The fragment describes preparations for a seasonal program including a three-stance set and a coming Olympia Rink event next Friday and Saturday, with mention of Scottish visitors and a Melbourne to Cairan travel schedule. It notes weather conditions and upcoming local performances, plus football and theatre elements in a broad cultural listing.
Partial transcription mentions a pre meet routine with tickets and assistance from Ness Sahoo. It hints at participants, possibly in a local event, with focus on preparations and attendance. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm full details.
A fragmented notice indicates a general store is for sale with partial details about location and seller. The readable segments reference a store and nearby landmarks, suggesting an auction or transfer event without clear figures or dates.
Fragmentary text describes a competition with a First Prize of a painting or potting prize, mentioning multiple towns and a draw proceeding. It references a state event and local clusters of participants, with scores and prizes implied but not fully readable.
A blurred OCR fragment mentions financial terms and names without clear context. It references investment, Cainital, Formie, and Draper in a garbled line. No coherent event or headline can be confirmed from the readable text.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Wardman and Angruet with a weekly payment quote. Applicant to state age and experience to be reviewed by H. Westight at the Bank of New South Wales. Date 1817 referenced, though details are garbled.
Fragmentary notice advertises an art union in a hospital ward with ticket numbers and prices. The readable portions mention September 1910 and names such as Hogan and others, indicating a local fundraising event through ticket sales.
The Vedder sigmed will sit by Tro er returnable by Sor on MOK DAY 18m July intt. Tee Crates containing Pige londed on Kuran om Tahinet. BURNS PHILP. & Cn., Ltd. Vagemts for AB N. 60. Lad.
Tenders are invited for cleaning cows and painting. For particulars apply on the premises.
In a public auction notice a property sale is listed with a term of £100 cash. It mentions a front and depth measurement of 33 by 165 feet with a shop building and bakery improvements. Mrs E Hooper as seller occupies Spece Street with ongoing tenancy payments and rental history noted. Terms and conditions including arrangements for payment are to be discussed.
Fragmentary notes describe a Caledonian ball at Shire Hall on July 20 with prices listed as 2/6 and 76, plus mentions of extra lady entries. The readable text hints at a social event or contest but is sparse on details.
Fragmentary mining update describing ore body width, ore staining, and tunneling progress. Notes 230-foot to 780-foot zones, Archer formation passage, recent ore yields, and monthly stone form production with concentrate value listed.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered figures and terms like Wires CR Tower and various dates and prices. The readable items resemble catalog lines or notices with numbers, names, and measurements but lack coherent events or identities.
Fragmentary note describes items including Mille Cited crushed 974 tome for a retory valley priced at £1974 and the New Wrilignt Fregbolda valued 4.9879. Missing context and full names limit clarity.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Burns Philp and Company Limited with freight fare references and shipping agents. The readable text references ports Yor shanghai and Moresby and a dated August item, but specifics are unclear.
A fragmentary dispatch notes two new Lirschotes joining at the port Teursimy Island near Ma ports. Details are incomplete with references to berthing and passage costs.
Tomorrow at 7:30 pm Mr A J Draper will auction the furniture of Mr Mack and the carpenter’s plant on Florence and Lake streets. A cow killed on Thurs night near Mare was reportedly tied to Mr J Dillon’s property and guarded. St John’s Church choir plans a August 4 gathering at the Rhie Halt Lomding, with Tyree crew members to assist and new tech ideas promised. Public expected to attend a variety of novel demonstrations and prizes.
London notes a lively motel market with varied prices and listed items including forward rates and bids. The column names multiple figures and names such as Elliott, McGrevor, and Now or Never indicating a catalog of bids or stock lines from a Cable desk.
Fragmentary text describes a meeting or event with names like Tony Kops and Serge, plus committees and percentages. Details are unclear, but reference to a city or group planning a future meeting and a solar or financial topic appears, with multiple unreadable phrases.
A garbled excerpt discusses wartime economic policy and industry aims. It mentions government action to fix prices and curb shortages, hints at consumer impact, and notes press commentary on wartime controls and recovery. The readable text references authorities and wartime measures without clear dates or locations.
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