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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
3
A letter to the editor discusses a proposed hydroelectric project linked to Viclt Ray and Mr Woblody Nowhere. The writer questions the scheme’s practicality and timing, arguing public interest and regional impact merit careful consideration and broader illumination.
A reader criticizes a letter titled Beachers Complaints printed in the Post and Herald on January 28. The writer urges Tired Tim to reveal his identity and explain his criticisms of the Shire council. The note questions salaries and duties, urging public accountability and active council participation.
A garbled passage discusses the town council, a rereading of events, and a reader's response. It mentions a correspondent and alleged offenses but remains unclear and incomplete in detail. The text hints at approval or inquiry but provides no concrete outcome or names.
A letter to the editor discusses the Barren Falls Installation and the formation of a joint local authority board about ten years ago. The writer references Mr. B lueter and Mr. Warren and comments on replies and requirements to aid the failing be harweaneds, noting past committee selections and shire involvement.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a clipper ship Cun i rmcentl near Cape Horn and long voyages between London Sydney and other ports. It notes voyage durations and speeds from 1878 onward, with figures like 2 165 miles in eight days and references to routes through the Cape and China seas.
A garbled report mentions old winds and Liverpool ships with owners hoping for a sentimental sale price. The text references a vessel named Frerelera or similar and a captain Willis, hinting at an era ending as the era’s weather and harbor conditions loom.
A Cairns reform discussion centers on establishing electric works and hydro projects for the Queensland area. Advocates push for large investments to spur industry with envisioned powerlines and factories, while critics warn of costs and feasibility across the district.
Fragmented OCR text references a power development in the town of Cairex. It mentions a current consumption measured and an estimated figure around 1,100 units inside the town, with unclear details about rounds or figures. The excerpt is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
A brief note records Mr. Ia stating the plan to use haree power in metort and balance to be used. The entry mentions a power factor and a 216 meer figure as part of the discussion.
Fragmentary notes reference Beiter and someone named Tos Mary and Hersid. The text mentions fever, job units, oats, and Temormed. Ambiguous wording limits clear events or identities. The readable items suggest a domestic or agricultural context with unclear participants and actions.
A historic auction promotes Gordon Fale with acres of fertile soil and forest near Mesabte. Terms include cash payments and balanced installments, with options for 700 cash and 10 percent interest, promising substantial farm improvements and equipment for buyers.
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