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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1945
Page
6
A dense collage of ads and notices fills the Cairns Post page with sale aisles and auction blocks. Mentions crowd from Caterpillar equipment to poultry and farm tools plus property for sale and wanted listings across numerous vendors and locations.
General trainee and labor posts advertised across multiple agencies. Positions include National Service, supply, grading gate, and sawmill roles, with varied qualifications and age requirements stated. Applications directed to specific offices and officials, including Tamsin Hi aisle Boars and Milind.
Travel note outlines biases and schedules for Palishes Brat Hall event. Readable fragments mention Hi Redes and local themes. No clear date or organization confirmed.
The readable fragments mention places and names in a scattered way including references to a court, a sale, and various individuals. The text quality is poor with many garbled words, making it difficult to extract a single coherent news item or action.
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered references to papers, magazines, medicines, and advertisements. Mentions of vendors, subscriptions, and product names appear amid stray names like McDOUGALL and Moynahan, with unclear dates or events. The text reads like a patchwork page of notices and promotions with no cohesive news event.
An OCR readout advertises a salon offering permanent waving services and a hair treatment package. It mentions a price and a set of steps or options, with scattered jargon and unclear details about products or procedures. The fragment describes styling and maintenance notes amid garbled phrases and partial names.
Fragmentary text describes medical tonics and trial bottles for rheumatic pain and backache. Mentions a Dr Paaere, Great Todor, and Rom poy nega with references to free samples and confidential correspondence. Details are garbled with addresses and exchange notes.
A fragmented notice from an Australian firm touts auctioneers and property services in Cairns and Queensland. It highlights sales, general commissions, and estate agency offerings with contact details and promises attractive prices for inquiries.
Property listings read like an odd catalog with phrases about sale and let particulars. Managing agents and insurers are mentioned along with various names and places. The garbled OCR yields scattered references to listings in offices and government notices without coherent details.
Fragmented notes show growers debating association reforms and funding. Members consider new constitutions and annual meetings to guide operations, compensation for losses, and annual dues.
Mareeba branch of the association held its March 10 meeting to discuss evicting the Wranen committee and assigning business items. Officials named included Mr W Kelle, Mr W Kay, directors Messrs A Godfrey and Missan, with delegates from Mareeba and Mareeba ranch. The group agreed the Mareeba branch should meet at the School of Arts and set upcoming dates, with plans for may activities and regional notices among the items.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a missing item and a reward for information. Names K Chappell and J Crappell appear. The text mentions Abbottaireet and Box Mie with contact details and references to a shipping parcel and a potential meeting.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a токсик agent context with scattered names and terms. Key entities are unclear. no coherent event, location, or date can be established from the readable text.
An AP dispatch from Washington reports senators discussing Britain’s meat and sugar imports from Canada and the United States. Wheeler and Filender questioned Canada’s role while the reply cited Britain’s need and timing for shipments.
In Ottawa the Canadian Press reports a Resources Minister criticizes the idea of rallying the British Commonwealth to speak with a single voice at any conference. He warns a forced, unified stance could split the Commonwealth and weaken unity among member nations.
In a Washington briefing a federal education initiative outlines themes and targets for children. Officials describe partnerships and funding channels to support schools and community programs amid ongoing policy discussions.
A garbled report from Innisfil Hospital describes missing foods and a general inquiry by Sub-Inspector Seins. It notes concerns about hospital operations, patient care, and rail passenger complaints linked to recent misconduct, with references to the hospital board and a potential investigation.
A Brisbane report notes a strike by nurses following a ward shortage due to scabies in one ward. Workers agreed to a short work stoppage lasting one ward shift while seeking full staffing and proper regulations.
At Atherton a meeting of the Northern Country Party passed a resolution urging the Federal Government to address damage to farms caused by military vehicles. Members complain of high clearance and dual or four wheel drives tearing up roads and draining rural patience, threatening a public protest if action is not taken.
A court case discusses alleged charges and contractual relations between parties. The judge finds no contractual relationship and that plaintiff was not indebted for claimed amounts. It notes the government or defendant’s charges as fair and reasonable and mentions professional costs and witnesses’ expenses.
The Atherton Patriotic Society reported a total credit balance of £2610 5s at the last meeting. Mr W Whiting presented the current account balance of £1310 15s, with War Savings Certificates and Commonwealth funds noted. Receipts for the month totaled £147 1s 3d and expenditures £89 12s 6d. A plan to price another £30 and entertainments in the Shire Hall were discussed, with future Saturday nights planned and the society aiming to hold events in the quarter.
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