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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
5
The mine manager reports that work has been concentrated on the southern area with ore now 18 feet below the surface level. Water has risen this week, hindering old shaft operations while more tunneling and crushing progress continues from January to date with 29 tons crushed on mine dumps and 21 tons on dumps, with tin finings to be dried next Monday.
The New York Journal of Finance criticizes the Commonwealth Line as a costly shipping experiment, accusing unions and anti Australian factors of driving losses. It notes the line's 1921–22 loss of £1,171,569 and continued deficits into 1924, arguing government bailouts and labor strife undermine Australia’s industry and economy.
Metourne March 1 about 6 o'clock last night the manager of the Commercial Wooden encountered a man at his residence who was searching the house. The manager drew his revolver and warned the intruder that he would be shot if he did not leave. The manager seized the man during the struggle and a neighbor notified police, who arrived and arrested the intruder.
A fragment recounts Sydney and Melbourne figures responding to a statement about Commonwealth Line. It notes stern resolve to present facts to Australians and the plan to invite tenders for its operation if satisfactory. Government would seek parliament approvals to continue service without heavy burden or delay.
Fragmented OCR text references payments for dingo bealps and a Tugham Board. Mentions various genders and a letter from Mivarnett Be. Lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates to confirm a proper news item.
The fragmentary OCR item mentions a site called Haven at New Sore with unclear references to points or scores. No clear persons, organizations, or locations are readable to form a solid card.
Weather in Atherton shows a distinct change with very hot days easing into cooler nights and a forecasted eyehouse entry for the month not visiting Atherton. The Cairns Fire Brigade held a social event, with Mr R Halstead naming the new Chief amid tributes to outgoing staff, while Gordonvale reports heavy rain and strong winds causing minor damage.
The Tepury Haven Arkwetan hosts a community day with novelty dances and a program featuring Norman Hark Marty and other acts. Events include Wah Jumping, various novelty activities, and refreshment stands. admission is free with proceeds supporting local causes.
An incoherent OCR style fragment references trains and railway stations, a fire at Mareeba, and a public alert. Names and places are distorted, but indicates incidents and infrastructure topics. The text shows unrelated snippets about accidents, electrical light, and transportation.
Weekend incidents described with court appearances in Cairns Police Court. Details include charges of wilful damage and assault, with mentions of Constable Dearden and local scenes at Baths, Ghacerie, and Highett. Names and specifics are fragmented but indicate a busy weekend with several victims and proceedings.
In severe weather a train derailment caused a two hour delay during the weekend. Officers and locals helped assess the scene at a cottage near Cairns. The incident involved a damaged track and heavy rain conditions, with no serious injuries reported.
Fragmentary advertising text from Cairns Port Office prompts a district inquiry. The unreadable note references the Queensland Bureau and a Sydney branch, acknowledging a previous letter and attached sketch. No clear actions or dates are discernible beyond the ongoing correspondence and request for further information.
A damaged OCR style notice describes muddled railway service details and local travel disruption near Goondi Hill. It mentions weather, lines of inquiry, and attempts to post transportation updates, with unclear timing and several garbled phrases throughout.
In a garbled Fortain transmission report, a legal matter unfolds with references to a trial, defendants, and a court action. The text mentions a January or December timeframe and various officials, hinting at an ongoing case and potential delays tied to a municipal dispute or regulatory proceeding. Multiple names and places are obscured, but the gist points to a formal legal process in a city context.
Heavy rains crippled Atlanta transportation and floodwaters forced temporary closures. Officials warned residents to avoid flooded roads as waters rose along the river and creeks. Power outages and limited transit disrupted daily life, with recovery efforts underway and authorities urging caution. Local crews battled high water and detours, while state agencies coordinated emergency response and relief distribution for affected neighborhoods.
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