14 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
1
The readable text describes a garbled OCR segment about a voyage or transit event and freight handling. It mentions terms like RSs and freight and several corrupted fragments. No clear entities or facts emerge to identify people, places, or dates.
Complex sailing schedule lists ships like Adelaide Steamer and various vessels departing from Calne, Towne Revy, and Port Dongle. Towns such as Towne Revy, Townsile, Dover, and Sydvie appear with arrival and departure days across weekdays, detailing routes to Port Dongle, Syd, and Melonitne with multiple stops and return cycles.
Fuzzy OCR notes list several ship movements with destinations and dates. Mentions ports, departures for Sydney and Macae, and multiple routes, with dates around the 20th and 27th. Names and places are unclear but reference international departures and staged travel.
Melbourne reports the Labour Caucus discusses next week's session with a focus on social bills. The Prime Minister rejects dissenters while plans include a Navigation Bill and maternity allowance for children born and registered in Australia. The measure aims to aid poor families and ensure child welfare without restricting benefits to single groups.
The King and Queen receive frequent inquiries about Lord X progress and Court life is largely shared through the Court Circular. The circular is reviewed by the King before publication and prepared in several copies for special distribution. The King guides what is printed and controls the flow of royal court information.
A fragment notes children suffering a hacking cough and cold during a cold night. The piece hints at concern for their health and calls for care and rest as temperatures drop.
The readable lines describe someone shaking off a disturbance and mention a price or cost related to a person or item. Names and locations are unclear, but the fragment implies a casual remark about recovery or removal of an issue and a consequential price.
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