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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
2
Unclear readable text shows a veal sale notice with a hall event reference and a call to call for orders. Names and exact details are fragmentary, but the note implies a March sale or promotional offer at a local market hall with veal products and contact via a phone call.
The notice lists July events at Vice Regal Opticians in Chillagok with sessions on Thursday and Friday the 6th and 7th, plus a Wednesday the 12th. Borel is mentioned.
Tenders will be received until noon on Monday July 3151 from buyers for the steamer Laurs lying in the Brisbane River. Laurs is an iron screw vessel of small coal consumption and good speed. Further details available from Marine W L Rowles under secretary Treasury Brisbane June 1931 with tender forms at offices and county homes.
Authority published list shows numbers and grades of Engine-driver certificates lost or stolen under the Inspection of Semen and Scaffolding Act of 1906. James Henderson signs as Chief Inspector and Chairman of the Board of Examiners.
Mrs Sneyd widow of William Sneyd extends sincere thanks to friends in Cain for sympathy and condolence in her bereavement. She thanks fellow Railway Department employees for their kind messages and expresses appreciation for support during her loss. Alf Richards signs the note.
The notice records the death of Gavin Alston and mentions Robert Alston of Caren and a late Gavin Alston. It notes the time and location at 9 inon Road Glruene, with the name Janet Rete appearing as part of the wording.
Fragmentary mining entry lists measurements and equipment references tied to Fe and WMI. It mentions a date around August and a location near Teemeraph4 with numbers 970 and 404, plus a reference to a forge and a pole count. The legibility is poor but preserves names and numeric identifiers.
Fragmented OCR text shows a British auction or price list with monetary figures such as £51 and £196 and references to dates or codes like 12/6 2190. It mentions locations Kent and London and seems to be a milling or trading ledger entry with forward payment or transfer notes. The readable parts are disjoint and lack a clear event or persons.
A fragmented stock exchange snippet shows names and figures with unclear denominations and dates. The readable elements include references to Ranaare, Moun, Filo, MeGrger and a tentative date 7/20, with prices such as 78 and 78/ noted amid mixed punctuation.
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a public sale with references to weighing, times, and department items. Mentions repairs, stay orders, and machinery parts, with unclear names and dates.
A garbled transfer of late scenes mentions the death of Mrs. Alston in Scotland and a local court warning in Townville. It references a trial about theft, a judge’s actions, and a string of names and places obscured by OCR errors.
The notice describes migrants described as Spaniels arriving at Poethaniey and facing mixed official, local, and public reactions. It notes names, places, and dates in a garbled but dense summary of immigration events, with references to officials and authorities arranging ceremonies and responses.
Fragmentary text shows a meeting of a council with references to opening remarks and requests for applications. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, yielding no verifiable details or outcomes.
Fragmentary report covers proceedings before the Land Court and related land reform matters. Mentions Minister, Commissioner, and court actions affecting property stakes, with discussion of forfeiture and enforcement options.
In a chaotic late finish, Tengedy te Gast and teammates battled Wahls Decal with frantic turnovers and key shots. CSinjere led with 16 points as Warner Milas and Rackner contributed, while the defense collapsed in the final minutes.
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