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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
7
Partial OCR text shows names Hamlyn Harris and Connell Harris solicitors and notaries Cairns Townsville. Mentions commission for audit and court references. Text is fragmented with garbled phrases and unreadable sections.
OCR fragment lists many names and places including Cooktown Melbourne, Mesdames Harte Gliddon Peach Sommerhayes Miares Paring Meads Fuller Murray, Captain Dy Ata, Danan Wile Biel Teo Benaa Molliel Fewis and others, with scattered identifiers and street-like notes. The legibility is limited, yielding a series of unordered personal names and vague references rather than a cohesive event or notice.
Unclear OCR text lists places and dates across regions including Sydney Bris bane Tokyo London United Kingdom and more. Mentions travel headings and events with scattered names such as Moriya and Wyrayts with dates around 12th and 24H, unclear context or actions.
The text presents a disjointed report involving policy, labor conditions, and political debate. It references figures and places such as Queensland, a Theodore Government, and nurses seeking reductions, with commentary on wage and care management. The style mirrors a fragmented news summary from a period column.
A jagged OCR page fragment lists varied items including tenders for ship erecta and hospital notices, with scattered names such as Frederick Freshwater and Mrs Brougathn. It mentions auctions, factory furniture, and a central meeting schedule, all in a period voice with garbled lines and stray quotes.
A noisy discussion critiques the Red socialinse elective and public service cuts. It notes government supporters’ silence, argues for arbitration court access, and details a 300 pound annual threshold affecting many workers and potential appeals. The text mentions auctions, sales, and a May event schedule alongside transport and charity notices.
In a preliminary court session before Mr Sima PM a man was charged with breach of traffic rules for driving on the wrong side. He pleaded guilty and was fined 3 to 36 imperials according to the magistrate's decision.
A fragmented local note references Whittick's Abbott Street and Whittick's as a gathering spot. It mentions a menu item called the Arolian Salad opening on a Wednesday and praises Whittick flav and service. The piece touches on department health and smoking, with unclear names and details throughout.
A garbled passage discusses promoters and various centers like Sidema and Caray, mentioning Beale and a palace theatre. It hints at promotions and associations in the region with references to naval or mining ties, but the overall meaning is unclear due to OCR errors.
The readable fragment discusses an Arvoracy view and remarks on insignias, gold pieces, and a watch consignor. It mentions gold gristiet, a stone, and references to watches and wear. The tone is antiquated and the text is garbled with several likely proper nouns and terms.
Fragmented OCR text describes a murky political scene with references to government excess, unexpected figures, and calls for accountability. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but the tone suggests a public notice or political column critiquing leaders and expenditures.
A fragmented notice indicates a property sale in Porton County with unclear boundaries and references to a 23 year period and multiple sections. The readable bits point to a county auction action and unknown beneficiary details.
A garbled report describes an alleged scheme affecting the town outskirts, mentioning a tense plan to sanitize the area and the involvement of local individuals. It notes objections and contested actions, with references to atmosphere contamination claims and a cited party named Connelly.
The late Mr Ales Walmat of Edmonton was laid to rest Friday afternoon with a service at St Folin's and private interment. Family and friends attended the cortege as pallbearers carried the coffin from the church to the graveside in Edmonton. The gathering included numerous relatives and mourners from the Edmonton and Seamontod areas as well as local friends and neighbors.
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