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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
4
Readers are invited to the Great Easter Fair featuring aisles of ladies and menswear including dainty lingerie bo rouge lawn outfits and jackets. The fair runs on several days with displays of corsets, boudoir pieces, children wear, and check frocks.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public meeting held in March with references to speakers and topics. The garbled text mentions a chair, a representative, and attendees including named individuals and locations, but essential details and outcomes are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions political figures, discussions, and a meeting with unclear context. It references people, institutions, and terms like UN, HIV, and a manager, but lacks coherent details or a discernible event.
Unclear readable lines describe strikes by carriers and clashes with pastoralists affecting rural routes. Mentions cities or locations such as Corrie and Harlewille and references to riots and tensions over supply and transport.
A discussion debunks myths about canned meats, arguing freshness and cleanliness matter most. It stresses selecting high quality canned meat, avoiding overprocessing, and preserving flavor by proper packing and storage.
Delayed Irvinebank versus Mareeba match concludes at Mareeba Rifle Range with two eight-man teams in wind brief rounds. Mareeba A finishes strong as Irvinebank and Mareeba B struggle in choppy conditions.
A fragmented discussion outlines mashie iron use in golf, noting distances from 200 yards to 25 yards, wind influence, and club selection. It compares mashie iron, mashie, and No 4 iron, emphasizing practical play and avoiding carrying two of three clubs.
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