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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
6
A dense mix of sale notices and wants including farming equipment tractors engines tools and household items. Listings name sellers and locations with scattered prices and contact hints across multiple items and categories.
Fragments show a chaotic classified page with numerous "WANTED" notices across jobs, servants, and housework. Mentions include exabintion wife, child care, and domestic staff. many garbled phrases obscure details but indicate a mix of job ads, lodging, and services.
In this fragment readers glimpse a March event involving Braet cowie and Braver Set. The readable text mentions a schedule or performance, with names and titles tangled in OCR. Core elements include March timing and a notable group or individuals, though specifics are unclear due to missing letters.
In a bold finish marked by Maconachie and Corte Pumber, the competition saw a metal winning moment as the two athletes claimed top spots. CMIPRIE provided a behind the scenes boost to the event’s outcome.
The document asserts the government was not consulted on land or responsibility decisions and vows to continue a loyal path under the President as the lawful representative, following directives from rightful oversight. It emphasizes adherence to the oath and constitutional legitimacy while stressing ongoing duty to the Palen republic.
Feb 21 notes from Mt Mulligan record a short village period with Fremon freight, a Patriotic Society gathering, and community updates. The piece mentions payments to responders, a dance planned at Sidon, hospital news from Mrs M Quill and G Walcock, and Mr Gladstone’s word on a relative’s death in Collinsville.
The notice mentions a discount on rates related to a nail year riding and states that the above discount will be allowed if provided. It references a taxpayer table and town council affairs, with emphasis on deadlines and eligibility.
Fragmentary notice appears to discuss starting violin and theory lessons in Pune. Mentions Freshwater yearing and individuals with unclear names. Content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment references a permanent waving shop, a sale, and eviction notices. Mentions of Eugene, Everett, Memates Sale, and Selenes Meena appear amid unclear lines. No cohesive event or clear dates are evident, but the piece suggests notices or ads about property or service changes and tenant moves.
A Cairns letter to the editor by Jean Devanry, dated February 26, critiques Mr. Monkman and others on scientific observations about crocodiles, noting captivity effects and tongue loss, and expresses regret for missing preliminary comments. The writer urges steadiness in discourse and acknowledges sincerity while discussing Beolographer contributions and a forthcoming section on cliff dwelling.
The Batlow district in New South Wales sees Workers Union members refuse orchard work where prisoners of war are used. Australian laborers in packing sheds and dehydrators also refuse to handle products for properties employing POWs. Officials deny knowledge of missing prisoners and confirm the policy is under cabinet review as Curtin plans a future stance on POW labor and civil work reallocation.
A fragmented communication from secretary with brimming misspellings and muddled names condemns recent government measures. It asserts opposition to police power and warns against dereliction of duty, urging ministers to inform fellow members and reconsider current policy.
Fragmentary notes show blurred mentions of Sree and See emit capes and a series of unreadable lines. A few legible fragments reference a death or reps and reca ll that hint at personal losses, with scattered names and letters forming an incomplete diary-like record.
Fragmented minutes describe Shire Council sessions at the Chambers on February 17 and other dates. Reports cover water works costs and payments, road and bridge contracts, pipe supply, and paving projects. Financial balances and approvals touch property rates, tenders, and upcoming work plans.
Fragmentary reports describe future Allied cooperation between Marshal Alexander and Marshal Tito as they plan to connect forces and coordinate a strategy against Axis powers. Negotiations covered potential exchanges of intelligence and support, with emphasis on political divides and the fragile balance of alliance.
Fragmentary text discusses Yalta talks, claims of imperialism and slavery, and reactions from religious leaders. It mentions Pope Benedict or related Vatican figures, and tension over Allied diplomacy. The piece hints at condemnation of war aims and calls for moral accountability amid postwar plans.
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