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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
2
For sale notice offers allotments for residential building in Hinata near a school. Deposit £5, balance in weekly instalments. Includes houses and freeholds. Potential buyers urged to write or call for price lists and details on sections and terms.
In memory of dear father and mother Bridget Ward, lost June 1914 at Mareeba. Gone but not forgotten by loving son George Ward and daughter Violet. Affectionately remembered by relatives and friends.
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of June activities, market notes, youth events, and war veteran items. Mentions of trains, sales, donations, home front work, and a small Atherton soldiers return list appear alongside community notices and fundraising. Multiple names and places appear with limited coherence.
Dr A H Clarke reports on Saturday gust May 1949 quotations from mining stocks. Listings include Hampton Mt Cather Mungo Ti Vailean Friars Great Nother Tommy Burne Molybderite and various companies with bid prices, insurances, and brokers. The page shows diverse yields, credits, and notes on stock performance and related financial instruments.
Fragmentary text references salesmen Brishawr and Brhch pares Sy hres, noting market practice and a date in May. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply commercial activities, consumer goods and regulatory or ethical considerations. Entities are uncertain.
A long fragment describes a community fair titled Ambulance Carnival with plans for parades and entertainment. It mentions crowds, a varied program including dancing and singing, and a mayoral welcome. Details include dates, locations, and performers, with emphasis on the event atmosphere and anticipated turnout.
The readable portion hints at a damaged text with garbled words about a meeting or event and possibly a date or location. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable. Further legible details are needed to form a proper headline and summary.
Report from Tasmanian Elections notes Saturday polling on Munee Ave voting area. Nationalists lead with a hoped majority while constitutional issues loom. results show mixed support and uncertain gains for several parties, including mentions of local figures and emerging alliances.
A fatal motor accident in Wellington prompts a citywide response as authorities investigate the crash. Community members gather for a somber moment, while responders secure the scene and officials outline next steps in the inquiry.
The fragmentary text shows a note about seating arrangements and other chalks tied to a local event. Named entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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