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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1912
Page
2
A partial notice instructs sale by the shire officer of building components and annexes including verandah sections, lattice, Louvre, and main hall parts. It notes purchaser removal of timber before a Saturday deadline and seeks further details from the Clerk or pioneer, with Austrian chairs and poem items mentioned in vague terms.
Ronnie Dundee posts mixed results with 1/0 2/2 4/7 6/9 noted. Brilliant Central shows 1/8 and 1/10 as part of the weekly market brief.
The Brisbane leader column misrepresents the clash between Lorradge and Babieda farmers and both governments. It misstates promises about the Bavitde mill and claims the sugar industry faces changed conditions since Federation, with continued delays and warning signs.
A garbled report from a court session notes charged language and resistance to price. J K N MacDonnell appears, remanded for eight days on bail, while the scene references Mr Granto Gren and various dignitaries including AL Green and the Brisbane. The piece also mentions travels of Gren and a public event marked by the Mulgrave ball.
A garbled excerpt hints at a hotel scene with a dog named MAW or AWS8ts¢ dom. The text references guiding urges toward an unknown person and notes an inability to track the animal. The fragment remains unclear and incomplete.
A fragmentary notice describes an AlsEn Tea event at Cairne Hospital with items listed such as tea towels cups and other domestic wares. The text is partial and unreadable in places, but indicates a sale or collection of household goods to occur at an Indies of Nelson location.
Reading fragment describes new regulations and a permit for a procession at Carral Park amid carnival events in Norman Pars. It mentions police attendance, potential closings before events, a health incident, a suspended case, and unclear references to local officials and witnesses.
The readable text hints at an obituary for William in a Crees community and mentions weather delays and telephones, with references to a town named Mamlington and a forecast of low temperatures around seventeen degrees. The passage is scattered and largely obscured.
Fragmented item shows scribbled phrases about a Starr Howket event on Saurdacs with references to directors and an appropriation halted. Names and dates are unclear but indicate planning and a possible budget issue.
A special meeting of Whe'aims a branch of the Protestant Alliance is convened to discuss organizational matters and propose actions for the upcoming period. Attendees are urged to attend and participate in the sessions.
A correspondent describes a cultural gathering featuring Vall Yaurden and Kerterton Vol. The event aims to entertain natives with readings and performances amid a steady stream of talent at Par Martian and Wal Virwetem venues.
The fragment praises overtime play and superstition around OT, noting its perceived value after games. It emphasizes enduring effort and the belief that extra periods offer a superior chance at victory. The text reads as a fan’s colloquial cheer for extended play.
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