20 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented text shows a weekly schedule with days of the week and times. Mentions events or locations such as Towne and Symias Yhaeet, plus references to Thursday and Saturday activities. Details are garbled and hard to parse.
Fragmented text outlines a schedule of meetings and lease notices across multiple towns and dates. It mentions Ape MOE COMPANY LIMITED, Smnerstate Cairns, Tolrstiny Hiwen Maclev, and events on Wednesday through Sunday with references to Leases, meetings, and a Piriiwins meet on a future date.
Vague notes describe movement of VEARSLEY ASB CO MOUN between ports and cities. Plans include arrivals and departures at Panekane and Sydney with further legs to Macaster Sitka and German porte. A late July departure is noted with a final leg toward home and home ports.
The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent facts. Names, places, dates, and events are not discernible.
A fragment notes a former officer from the Border Regiment condemning plans to settle the territory with Southern and Eastern European migrants. He cites tropical climate familiarity and questions remunerations while referencing Sydney press mentions by De. Arthur and calls for federal review.
London philatelists react to a reported threat from automatic franking machines feared to erode stamp collecting. Delegates at the national congress debate safeguarding the hobby while boasting prized sets and rare stamps.
The piece notes Jim Barry’s complaints over small purses in Australia and cites Johnny Thompson’s view from a Chicago newspaper. Thompson says he liked Australia and its people and that McIntosh paid him in full on a losing contract, contrasting with possible deceit.
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