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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1951
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a notice or ad about property management and parties in a real estate context. Names and specifics are garbled, but mentions managing agents and various entities. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases with garbled terms including Cairns and Amneryeri. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered personal and place-like terms. Indicates damaged input beyond readable news content.
Fragments describe a large rural sale listing farms and implements. Details mention Farmall tractors, hay equipment, and a variety of farm and household items for sale across multiple locations with prices and contact notes. The notice references Valuators and a Friendly Agent offering sale services and terms.
Fragmentary race and swimming results list from a school meet. Names include Maynard, Leary, McMenamin, Alferd, and Alsen among others. Divisions feature handicaps, times, and placements with scattered event notes and team references.
Fragmented report lists events at Moonee Valley including amateur championships and sprint trials. Mentions various distances and participants with sparse details, referencing horses or runners and a schedule around midday on Monday without complete results.
An auctioneer presents several properties for sale including a fully furnished home in Graton Street with features like PB and bath, a memorable rural estate and a staged career retreat. Prices and detailed terms accompany listings, with notes on location, amenities, and financing options.
The notice lists racing events and club activities including a Calera meeting, mention of Wilde Stone and Davis, and planned programs for the day. Buses run to 11 at morning, Tropical Theatre opens at 12, and races resume with services at 1. Wares depart at 8:30 pm.
Readable items include references to the Sydney Cup and multiple horse racing entries such as Combe Start Playoor BN and Alister, with scattered race results and odds. The text strings together various horse names, trainers, venues, and times in a dense, partial form.
The Department of xrntic Works invites quotations for the supply of chairs and furniture to be sold by public auction at 117 Lurie Meet at 2:15 pm on March 2. Various tenders are invited for construction, maintenance, and equipment across multiple departments and locations including Cane Planter, Railway works, hospital services, nursing staff, and road and building projects.
A garbled OCR style notice references a footballer transfer involving Watts County and mentions individuals such as Ann Waist International and Trarst Sewell. Details are unclear due to text corruption but indicates a night transfer event and a concerted effort by regional clubs.
The note outlines Cairns coursing events with references to Perumal and upcoming trials. It mentions eight entries, form judging, and routed proceedings at Courte Lene, with names and terms that appear garbled.
Fragmentary report from the Wondontale Ladies Club event on the Gordon Prem. Mrs Doodall and Mrs Mesp lead singles with close Boca games amid mixed results for Mesdames and others in the March outing.
Week results show C Grade players Caron and Rockets leading with matches listed. Coming week schedules include Marc 20 events and a batch of games featuring Rocketn St And, Beadaseoh, and Carlton.
Atherton March 13 features a local sports card with Wanderers and Magpies, Mareeba and Barron Valley teams in junior and senior matches. Notable players named include John Menoshin and Bohs Pearce as new arrivals.
March 15 meeting of the executive committee of the An Anisfail Distr Rugby League Aswan approved corrections to lights at Calley Jr Park and outlined match arrangements. The Babinda league agreed on pecuniary gate terms and planned a three-town junior event on April 22 with teams from Babinda Caiena Eacham and Tully. A welcome dance was planned for Mr Revit, and memberships and club communications were approved, including a recognition for A. T. Drew and permission for Terrain Services to host Raven next Sunday.
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