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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists a surgeon dentist visiting hinterland and coastal towns. It mentions Royal Society of St George training, telephonists examination, and a June schedule with elections, exams, and appointments. The text is garbled with multiple dates and locations, but indicates a dental outreach and related tests.
On Friday next, Mr J Weare will auction the estate and term property at Sheriden Street Pull particulars will be advertised. The notice is dated Monday June 18 1514 and references the 10th instant.
Fragmentary notes describe a person at a quarantine station who escaped on a Saturday evening, with police actively searching and hoping to recapture the individual shortly. No other clear details or names are readable.
Nominations for the upcoming municipal events will be received today. The popular serial Hobin Mate by Faith O Kenyon is published in this week's issue. the Post will not continue it, readers in the Northern Herald will have the story. A broadcast from Kristophone will be heard at Cairan Pletsres next Saturday and for the following week, featuring talking picture machines and related content. Further details to be announced.
The piece mixes medical product notes and a civic report. It mentions Dr Stent and throat lozenges, a city council meeting led by Alderman Dion, and upcoming excursions to Port Douglas with details on transportation and attendance. The chaotic OCR gives partial names, places, and events with little coherent narrative.
Palace Theatre presented two main attractions on Saturday night. The Kalen Co. feature Secret of the Wil stars Anne Silemon and delivers strong drama and a notable budgeted production. A second film United in Deweer showcases another tier of cinema while educational segments and short subjects fill the program.
Fragmentary notice notes Chillagoe General Hospital advertising maternity services and nursing staff. Mentions Dr. Tusae’s Cure and Craig’s Pure Drug Chewings, with unclear details about availability and remedies. The text is garbled and contains likely promotional claims.
The Cairns Technical College will present 10 student certificates tonight in the Miteruian Hall with Mr AL J P MacDonnell presiding. The event includes a social and reminiscence, and notes a Cairns death estate executor matter proceeding in the Supreme Court.
Emuilion's Report on utes and Melbourne, June 34, reveals Watt privately sought to reveal the culprit behind the Speaker's notes in the House of Representatives. An interview with Attorney General Irvine preceded the Select Committee inquiry. Report expected soon with the offender named. Labour Party credibility linked to avoiding extreme measures. The upcoming event may implicate Federal Parliament as the debate continues.
A garbled 19th century style discourse discusses schooling reforms and teacher concerns. It mentions ministers and public for subsidies, wages, and compliance, with unclear references to departments and persons like Mr White. The piece seems to reflect tensions over modernization and funding in education.
Fragmentary OCR listing various items and prices including Seta al Moron and Electro terms. The text shows mixed numbers and incomplete phrases, lacking coherent event or context. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly stated.
In Townsville a union dispute prompted a compulsory conference led by Mr. Ogden. He announced that workers would not be required to work until a settlement is reached, and meat will be issued tomorrow.
Reported death of Mrs Marie Flyne of Logham after a night accident caused bed clothes fire. The article notes uncertain cause, mentions four reluges and references exams and a court award, with scattered commentary from various sources. The text is fragmentary but centers on her death and ensuing discussion.
A fog shrouded New York City collision involving the Pretoria and another vessel disrupted port activity. Reports say passengers and crew were injured as ships remained unable to dock, with limited details on the crash and its cause.
State official Reisman announces the opening of the School of Engineering at Queensland University. Representatives from Sydney University and Queensland University attend the ceremony. A commemorative plaque is unveiled and a chair of commerce is noted as part of the event.
A fatal collision description notes a person was hurled to the ground and sustained injuries. Authorities report significant trauma from the incident and ongoing medical evaluation.
A memorial service was held to honor the Fanpres of Ilan sitth and related figures. The ceremony recognized community figures and reflected on recent losses with remarks from local leaders and attendees.
Unclear OCR text suggests planned cremation or memorial meeting on a Saturday Friday schedule. Key names and locations are illegible.
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