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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1914
Page
2
A local board debated its power to proceed with resumption under its act. The discussion followed advice that the board could legally act, with a valuator to determine values and a future report on the board’s position. Members warned against hasty action risking public funds and urged careful, solicitor‑backed consideration.
The Cairns Harbor Board continued a key item at its monthly meeting, seeking a rail link to the Chillagoe Co's Cairns wharves. Railway Commissioner C Evans acted as arbitrator, proposing 6000 cash and 15 years free wharfage. The Chillagoe Co replied they would accept the railway decision, while the Board pressed for more coal support.
OCR fragment mentions beverage and sauce items with unclear brands and players. No coherent event or names to anchor a proper sports or news item. The text reads like scattered product references and nonsensical phrases without a clear story.
Fragmented read of a town notice references a sailing event at 2 o clock, a trip to Kuranda and a council meeting on Friday night. It mentions a Dr Gein and a payment of over £50, with rates and salaries tied to a local landing and comets salietter.
An unclear account depicts a grand site known as the Temple of Denirwicinn and a vast area. Reported tremors, a crowd gathered, and observers describe a dramatic restructuring as people react to the event with fear and awe.
A dental notice from Charles GT invites consultation daily at Memewey AMP Building Ab, with contact via telephone No 138. The message notes changes in the dental service as the valley service is discontinued and urges appreciation from Mareen.
The fragment provides unclear words and names. It mentions no clear event, date, or organization. The readable text hints at a local writing task but lacks concrete details for a fuller summary.
In Friday morning court the case involves Str PG Grant and Mr Tumevedie urged on keeping premises for liquor during prohibited hours. The proceedings reference Rolcin adac and contested evidence, with witnesses and arguments about the legality and implications of pictured acts and alleged tampering.
Fragmentary notice notes a show to be held in Daly with a community decision on exact date and venue. The draft lists participants and procedures but garbled text obscures names, times, and organizer roles.
London reports copper at 81 pounds 12 shillings and 0 pence per ward, 64 2 8 for electro copper, tin at £10 forward, copper pie and spelter valued at £218, with varied rates for different forms and shipments.
A fragment notes prices and items including sugar and beet products with a quoted rate of one cent per cet. mentions Bamberg and date March 11 with references to first market run and fob terms.
An early ad copy touts a Corn Cure that claims to end edge-shooting foot pains and allow solid steps. It features a chemist named Kenry endorsing the product and urges readers to try the remedy for relief.
An eruerion correspondent reports a man named Haron from Exelyn arrived Thursday and suffered a fall at Mpa Big, injuring his taf aru.
The Townville correspondent reports a special meeting of the town council on Friday. A general rate was set for the coming year, outlining market rates for goods and services.
A fragmented report describes a gale near Aemiralaen comet and its impact on sea trade. Mentions Mitkoid Cocke and MIP beverage compounds and a Newton Ball in a grocery context.
The text shows a fragmented report from a police court with references to an acting justice and a defendant named Mr PG Grant. It mentions a six month summons window and unclear details about an alleged sermon, intoxication, and distant references to urban streets and an act.
An OCR damaged text fragment describes a Cairn Pediee Court case with detective involvement and references to a defendant named Mr. Ti. It mentions a white coat and various imprecise actions, with unclear outcomes and several garbled phrases. The readable portions indicate a court setting and procedural notes but lack coherent facts.
A fragmentary 1900s theater listing notes Palach Theater entertainment including a mix of acts and curiosities. It mentions 4 remnant pieces linked to an unspecified incident and warns of sensational content, promising popular attractions and a special war-tinged program for a city audience.
In Werberton, Judge Tickann presided as Mr Hamilton led the Crown Prom star. A gun named Pastey faced charges of wilfully and indecently awakening a young girl Ea Heer Huet. The jury returned a guilty verdict, while Ak Gong faced further charges of complicity in a fire incident at a town. The session extended from Westerwisy to Cearntas with several cases still to try and one set for Memiey.
A regional ad lists weekend sale items with reduced prices on women’s undergarments dresses and accessories. The notice highlights knickers underskirts linen coats cotton values and various fabrics with markdowns noted across many items.
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