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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
2
A storekeeper from Neleon described in court documents as Tess of AoE ONeill is linked to a capital crime accusation and alleged sexual assault charges. Authorities indicate the case involves a documented rapes accusation with active proceedings against the named individual.
The notice lists sailing plans for a cargo under Royal Packet and M Coy. It notes a vessel with 5 200 tons capacity to depart Cairns for Port Moweeiby Thursday Island and Java. Details include port calls on August 2 and 9 with cargo and agent locations in Lake Street.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a shipping line issue affecting shipments to Shanghai via Port Moremy, with references to ADALIE and Coreen Amant See, and mentions of RUINS PRILE CP Lie ited AGENTS. The readable items imply a transport and agency notice with unclear dates.
Fragmentary notice reports events at TRG Shore Ave with unclear details about a show or sale at Baker's Oven. Readable bits reference a performance or sale under a temporary roof cover and imply local activity on Shore Avenue.
Fragmented notice describes a sale by public action at the Union Trustee Company for land and property tied to a 1910 deed, with references to parties including Nares and Sophia. It mentions acreage around 17 acres and a higher elevation land scheme, indicating a tax or mortgage sale process and vested interests.
Partial OCR shows irregular hours and location note for Mallicx's corner cafe. From 8:80 am to 11:90 and 7 pm to Y pm, a meeting today at M A unclear. Further details unreadable.
Fragmentary notice lists names and odd phrases about an event with references to Chale Lenges, Madame Carroll, and Madame Pani. Mentions a safety warning Bring your own lock and a fruitless search for truth amid unclear locals.
London notes copper prices and various forward and spot figures. Several entries list named items with currency values and dates, including London market terms and a series of figures such as 55 18 9 and 84 11 3.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names with fractions and dates, including Gairns, Mage Mlacrenith, Tommy Burm, Pataemh, and Abe Pah, with various prices such as 1/6 and 17, indicating a stock or betting ledger. Readable context is limited and no coherent event is discernible.
Tomorrow Saturday sales by F Prater at the Mal grave River frontage include 100 acres of Nagin land and a pyramid estate parcel. An adjacent parcel marketed as Spann Sthert tees offers two shapes set for auction at 1 pm.
A fragmentary notice hints at THY HUGARD delivering a show titled Fatman Finger on Monday night. Descriptions promise marvelous performances and mind tricks to entertain, with materials reportedly varied across acts.
A partial report notes a swearing in at the Police Court on Tuesday involving a Chinese defendant. Details are limited due to damaged text and unclear OCR portions.
A mediation session held in Shetay was postponed due to weather. No new date announced. participants Habin- Vem and others remain engaged in the Cairne Bork talks.
In the Molice Court a case involving Mr T W Karnell CPS and Inspector Corcoran discussed an order for payment of £2. The payment had been made, the inspector stated the case would be withdrawn, and the matter referenced Inspector Wyer.
An evening at the Shire features a tribute to the late King with performances by entertainers and a display of cinematography. The event includes reflections on the era, with viewers recalling the grandeur of past eras and the ceremonial surrounds.
Odd OCR text describes a plan involving travel between towns with trains on Friday and Saturday. Mentions calendars, arrival times in Calm lore and Townsville with connections and daylight Sunday travel. Names appear garbled. main action is proposed timetable alignment.
A man was knocked down near Mattin's Creek while a trolley car passed. He was dragged along the rail until a passerby slowed him, then he was picked up by a nearby ambulance and taken to Athens hospital. The incident occurred last Saturday with more details provided by witnesses.
In Townsville Supreme Court on Monday the Atherton Coghin company faced liquidation proceedings. Directors named include Moura A. P. Atherton J.P. Coghley and Mattos OT Reirme with details of share capital and company stake revealed amid the hearing.
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