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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary text references a turf club meeting or event, with scattered names and dates. The legible items include a mention of 29 and 11, a possible Miami and Wednesday reference, and fragmented names. No coherent narrative or outcomes are clear from the unreadable line.
Fragmented ad lists items like steel, ovens, and prices. mentions Draper and a supplier, with unclear due dates and product names. No coherent event or clear entities beyond the names.
A Sydney era notice lists Cheap Isproved Properties and multiple allotments in suburban sections with several four and five room homes, including a two year old plain house and a three room cottage. Tender details call for loading and unloading 300 cubic yards of concrete sand with bids due Thursday June 27th 1912 at 1 o'clock pm. The notice is authorized by TR Mall and Sidney Ransom announces book depot location.
The note advertises butter grades with a “ONE and any First Grade” creamery butter as the sole agency product. It claims certain cheap storm Mutters are not worth buying and promotes procuring the creamery butter exclusively at our store in a northern area, though the text is garbled.
A garbled classified style notice asks for labor or consulting services with phrases like work and good wages. It references a company or individual seeking competent consultants and mentions Copperine and LANDER in unclear context.
A garbled OCR passage references a seance and mystical terms with scattered names and phrases. It mentions items like Blue Topaz and various indeterminate coins, plus a jumble of places and personages, creating a hazy, dreamlike catalog without clear events or outcomes.
A fragmented OCR readout lists scattered names and phrases like Muir Bore PVE and SENG TER amid unclear words. The piece shows garbled lines with stray terms such as Fou fhen Moen Thuan Bag and Nyt Wham iy ave, offering no coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe crushed stone figures and value in a local transport context. The text references weights, prices per ton, and a government or public works style total in local currency, indicating a short notice of material sale or supply details.
A lengthy report notes government talk on mining policy and potential parcels of win ore. Miners in the Ben Thi district respond to department plans while officials discuss analytical checks and future operations near Ingham and related sites.
Fragmentary OCR list mentions mining wires and market terms and many scattered proper names. Readable items include numbers and place-like tokens, but no coherent event, date, or clear entities to identify a specific news item.
Fragmentary OCR text shows inconsistent phrases and numbers. Entities and specifics are unreadable. No coherent event or subject can be confirmed from the given readable content.
Fragmented text notes a Cairns Harbour Board matter involving a ward by-law and references to local officials and dates. The readable parts mention a woman named Celene and a proposed regulation or act tied to the harbour area. No clear outcome or actions are established in the legible lines.
Mining notes recounts at Mutitiews and Tiowuas Abifwe Tan Sines with mine halts and a sunken shaft. Production shows 180 tons crushed and ongoing ore handling despite leaking workings and a broken main shaft in January. A tow hall was prepared as a precaution.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Three Cher Copies and Fam Gres Peenint Core LE in a local context. The readable text lacks full details on date, place, or events. This card notes the rough subject but cannot confirm specifics beyond the names visible.
Readable fragments mention a name and a German phrase, plus a number 60, but context and full meaning are missing. The text appears historical and damaged, requiring cautious reconstruction from related records.
A fragmented account describes discussions about expropriation of Cairns areas, the Etheridge route, and transport links. Mentions Mr Kidston, Mr Thallon, and Mr Weet debating government action, connections between Croydon and Euberidee, and potential railway or mail connections affecting local regions.
A partial, garbled notice from a factory manager seeks workers for the Chillegos sessions at the Chillague Heduction Works. The advertisement mentions materials and labor needs, attributed to Mr. Maraburgh, reflecting a period of industrial activity and recruitment.
Ebeneezer meets the working man as the town logs show a driving fee dispute. The piece outlines a route to Tar and references the pier, with a focus on Abe and Mer as involved figures.
Amid tight security the postal ballot effort advances as the committee continues to issue the mandate. Officials are setting about carrying out procedures and ensuring all steps comply with the outline.
Reports describe a repeated competition for land involving a 34 acre block with pastors noted amid other civic matters. A burglary case centers on grocer Jona Humeti Urewton and linked thefts in the area with questions of suspect identities and property recovery.
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