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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
2
A damaged and partly unreadable report notes two large ocean liners involved in a fire, crippling operations and delaying departures. It mentions political tensions over Irish withdrawal, British troop moves, and a boycott linked to a billed payment.
A partial London telegraph note reports postponement of a meeting due to illness. It mentions a Canadian arrival and implied public work in London, with scattered phrases about Thursday and Monday and an uncertain schedule. The fragment lacks coherent details or identifiable names.
In Brisbane on September 14, Mr Andrew Fisher spoke to a gathering of citizens, the Mayor and Aldermen, and local authorities. He emphasized unity and stated the council will not meddle with state affairs or suppress legitimate action, asserting determination to support appropriate reforms.
In Melbourne on June 14 a gathering of Delenea and Presperity campaign representatives discussed treaty bodies and extending path to newsomarn. Sir Arthurs Ricka of the Millions Chub presided as talks focused on facilitating immigration to ease depression, with Justice Powers noted on suggestion.
A torn OCR passage hints at a death notice with scattered phrases about a person named Sant and a funeral or memorial context. The readable fragments mention the date or event but are too garbled to confirm specifics.
Confusing fragment hints at ongoing negotiations for a London to Paris air service. Progress described as slowed by months of discussions and unspecified delays, with advice to dig into future service plans and timelines between the two cities.
A fragment notes a duty labeled banana duty with a stated cost per cowtal and a warning that it will kill the item. The readable text is incomplete and unclear on broader context or entities.
Gordonvale notes recount contributions to a war memorial fund including 80 and 140 donations and a plan for a memorial at the school. The Gordonvale State School Committee meets at the School of Arts to discuss cyclone effects, iron pipe repairs, and the potential establishment of a high school, with ongoing fundraising and repairs planned.
The fragment indicates a Melbourne Commonwealth report on sugar imports, noting import quantities for foreign purposes and the impact on domestic manufacturers. It mentions an import volume around 100 tons with a price estimate, but the text is incomplete and lacks full figures or final conclusions.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a tonic named for Meurabthenia and Dr Wille Pak Pile. It alleges benefits for general health and blood building with claims of ret tonic effects. It warns against alcohol and stimulants and prices per box.
A garbled 1931 text states no preference given to control district or individuals, with a brief note about merchants and firms. The readable fragment mentions May, 1931 but lacks coherent details or events to confirm a specific action or outcome.
Early applications invited for positions at Presbyterian Girls' College The Range Toowoomba 2200 feet above sea level Prospectus and details available from Secretary Mr James Dann Ruibves Street Melbourne contact Nancy Jobson urged for Melbourne applicants
The Martin and John Tim unite in matrimony amid a simple ceremony. Guests included Hannah Emerson Trane Martin and Jock Emerson as witnesses. Reverend Burgess officiated as dancing followed the vows and congratulations flowed. The couple planned a brief honeymoon trip amid a joyful gathering with many gifts and well wishers.
A historic advertisement touts Mrs Reaver's Extract as a remedy to restore natural hair color and youthfulness. It promises the gray hair can be returned to its former luster with a harmless, odorless formula sold by W. Ht. Grose Ltd.
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