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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
2
Local and General.Town and Country Mesars Kupirick Co reports 06 Southedge Station to be bought at allocks from Mesirw Anning's Nlimna Latin. Adve haus received Maat Ubaya r sn Grat- lams condition.
In Calroy Polo Court yesterday morning Thomas Hues faced a charge for improper language before Mr TW Far poll. CFS and Mr Wa Vaux defended. The court imposed a fine of £8 or one month imprisonment and warned against repetition of the offence.
Fragmentary report notes an extension project near Port Douglas aims to open new land for various cultivation. Mentioned activities include earthwork, drainage, and preparation affecting local fields and access, with unclear details on timelines or exact sites.
An uneven OCR page fragment notes various names, places, and events, including legal proceedings and local notices. It mentions Captain Goodall, Wake Aielt, and Captain Carbett, with references to Cher, Calreta, and Merberton. The text is garbled but centers on official movement, arrivals, and purported social items in a community.
The Labor Party faces a sharp clash over protective policy amid a split between Protectionists and Free Traders. Advocates argue protection shields native industries, while opponents warn against harmful trade barriers impacting the nation’s economy.
A damaged notice reports a horse named Velnabia destroyed in an incident involving Sulushle Bors. The owner is described as a retiring heir, with limited readable details about location or date.
Fragmented text shows names and a call to support a couple in a dispute. It mentions The Gran ot Xd A Matted the nana uy sone sory and lists recipients like Hugh Esme and Nand A Mettinss. The wording is garbled but suggests a public or community appeal.
A garbled text fragment references an unclear event with scattered proper nouns and places. It mentions Nevill, Wain, and Gavirmont among others in a damaged narrative about a national phrase and musical context. The readable content is too incomplete to establish a clear incident or outcome.
A fragmented report notes a race in the Shire area with references to St Patrick's Dior and the Mulgrave Aramiine. The piece mentions a center format and a late evening event, with scattered details of participants and locations.
A garbled OCR snippet lists various goods and items such as shirts, socks, and underwear with multiple partial prices and brands. It mentions vendors or labels like White, Bike and Holland, and references a chaotic market or catalog page with scattered measurements and codes.
Telegrams report from Townsville note the Chawoalts Grange event and the annual turf meeting. Rivalries between clubs are mentioned as preparations for upcoming competitions on August 18 and 25 with hometown entries and inter town rivalries.
Fragmentary notes describe scattered showers and unsettled skies as St Patrick's Day plans proceed. Mentions of sun and rain suggest variable conditions for outdoor activities, with uncertain timing and lingering coolness.
The fragmentary text describes a disrupted event with references to flooding and a coach loss. It mentions Rolleston advising on the situation and various locations, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece seems to report a transportation disruption tied to weather and water damage affecting a coach or team.
Fragmentary text discusses ideas on White Australia and immigration policy. Mentions Milian, Saint, Bal, and industry labor, with unclear references to permanence and whiteness in national policy. No clear events or outcomes.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous place names and numbers with unclear context. It references rivers, councils, mayors, and various counts such as 60, 22, 12k, 48, and others, but lacks coherent narration or identifiable events. The fragment offers no verifiable actions or outcomes to clarify.
A garbled article describes a grounding incident involving a vessel and mentions health emergencies. It references the Captain, Chief of Wor, and a farmer, with scattered details about an epidemic and a landing. The piece lacks clear dates, places, or concrete outcomes.
In a Thursday session Prime Minister Me Rteton addresses the First Association, arguing Home Rule for Ireland, while critics say imperial constitution norms prevent concesssions. The discussion reflects a long contentious balance between empire unity and Irish autonomy, with politicians from Portsea to Ponte Innes weighing the political cost.
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