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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
2
A short obituary note recalls Bramley beloved hawk and companion to BES Neamt of Babine. The fragment hints at memory seeding and ongoing tribute, mentioning Mant' Bore Jour and Ty tee in a period voice.
Paxton death notice announces the loss of the beloved son of Mr and Mrs J Passen aged eight years. The brief obituary notes the child's passing and family sorrow in a low key record.
Fragmentary roll of honor item lists names including May and Arthur Watson with unclear context and missing details. Other words indicate a wartime or memorial listing but readability is too low to extract full facts.
Arrivals list names and ships including Captain GW Stewart and Hart L. Stews for Townsellie porte Mestanes while other vessels and crew assignments appear amid scattered names such as Scoot We Tene Pete Pilg and F. S Share. The fragmentary notes mention voyage directions and related personnel.
Readable sections describe labor party tensions in Queensland politics, debates over closing times, and parliamentary clashes. The piece mentions campaigns against certain unions, candidate pressure, and commentary on social unrest, with references to local trade figures and public notices. Also includes market chatter and overheard street talk.
Fragmentary diary style entry records weather with temperatures around 99 degrees and near cemeteries. It mentions decor, a week of wearers, stock references, and unclear plans for events and plants in a coastal setting.
Cryptic note discusses an intended meeting with Dem and a discussion of arousal and chances. No clear names or dates present. The fragment hints at a political or social context but lacks specifics to confirm the event or participants.
A fragmentary report notes Ardeal recently arrived from a summer trip and addressed a well attended gathering at the monument. The event was covered by the Post in Cairus and cited by Free and Siciee outlets.
In a heated exchange the minister avoids giving numbers on soldier votes or proxy nominations. Mc. Fiberly says it is not desirable to state the figure that day while the minister adds a separate remark.
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