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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
1
The Cairns Post reports on Tee Wiederland’s morning paper brief involving Catena, Karanda, Marehe Tolga and related events. The item highlights morning release details and figures linked to the names listed.
Shipping notices list steamers sailing from Port Site and nearby ports on Tereday and Thursday. Vessels include Alma Westnotdas Endram and Teeter with plans for Moor Gar Mwbouree and Sera Norse, moving to and from Leedin and Camatan.
The readable text fragment mentions several names and days but lacks coherent events. It references a Friday meeting, a Tuesday seminar, a trader site, and a Sunday conflict, with multiple proper nouns that are not fully legible.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed names and organizations with unclear context. It mentions SAAS SITH OO LIMITED and AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIPS and FRARELEY & CO, with scattered place-like terms and dates obscured by garbled characters. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a moon and tides event at Pe mt with a 6 o clock seating or entry, but essential details are unclear. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable to anchor a full summary.
The snippet shows merchants quoting prices for flour meat oats and other goods with varied figures. It notes market activity in a busy department with ongoing inquiries about whisky and other commodities while price changes remain modest week over week.
June reports from Toowoomba indicate no sudden cattle shortages in Sydney and Adelaide markets. Prices remain firm with bullocks around 8 to 10 pounds, while Riverstone and Gulf stations slow draw of heavy stock. Wave Hill in the Northern Territory sold for 198,000 pounds with 95,000 cattle and calves changing hands.
An eccentric police court fragment lists defendants and witnesses amid garbled phrases. It references James Pesnowan, Maxey, and Sam camped, with notes on work, Sundays, and a stone crusher theft, as Sgt Hawkes questions a constable about purse snatching risks.
The court hears accusations of a man soliciting money from passersby in Cairo while selling goods. A defendant admits earning 2 shillings 5 pence after a day’s orders, claiming he is “working” to pay for previous purchases. Constable Smith notes a new defendant attempting to mislead the public near hotels. The magistrate finds evidence insufficient to convict based on these statements.
A garbled June column lists many individuals and places, including Moorigan Joaneville Pansemengers Mesitaiwen Nnderson Stuart, Wallace Waters Grom Cornish Migsee Cole and others. It reads like a ship or social roster with scattered locations such as Adelaide and Fortley Irvine, ending with a note to read the NORTHERRS TRRALE.
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