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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 07, 1945
Page
4
A crowded OCR fragment lists numerous For SALE items including furniture, tools, hardware, and kitchen wares. It mentions vendors, prices, and offers from various sellers with scattered product descriptions and ad-like details. The readable portions emphasize sale terms and product categories rather than a coherent single listing.
A garbled OCR extract lists numerous street names and personal identifiers such as Minar Tac, Seumaee, Garret Prone, and Ves Street, interspersed with unclear terms. The fragment mentions places like Riserstreet and Bank Fone, suggesting a street or property oriented note. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or dates.
WANTED Chief Engineer Applications invited for the post to supervise mill machinery and oversee repairs. Salary 2608 per annum plus allowances. Must be qualified and provide references. May commence duties after selection. Mullins, Secretary Finch Hatton.
Patrons at Universal Theatre flocked to a late show featuring a lineup with Don Corna and Grace George in a dramatic program. The page also notes other local entertainment at Rex Theatre and Palace Theatre with films, interludes, and a community notice on demobilised service members and a union assembly.
Town and Country notes report Mrs C Cries of Mosman returning from Brisbane after a short stay. Mrs AW Authon comes back from months south to Cairns on a Thursday night flight. A passenger bound for Miss Sarjorie Ireland reserves redeye to Cairns for a brief holiday. Mr J G Norvie plans a lease near Hotty for the fresh man of the Sort Yueay Baring Association with Mr J Guten. Cairns Hair Club hosts a race meeting at Camp Park on Saturday. Bridge competition at Miduu club on Friday evening. Me cums umuww Wy Martin and Ji Vi Hake attend. The price of the Nightest wie is set by Mrs Melstyre with a related entry by Mrs Davies. Hostess for the new badge will be Mesdames ty suwue Hod tnry and a third guest.
A fragment from a local notice describes a Tuesday event titled weekly tid atleenun with Mesdames Aly Urata Powel and others noted. The piece mentions a financial statement of the children’s plan and a service held before T.pim, with details about attendees and proceedings across a village gathering.
New York Times reports Toscanini criticizes King Victor Emmanuel for complicity in Fascist crimes. He says a citizen of free Italy is owed accountability, not subjugation to the monarch and princes. The marshal’s reply to Milan was broadcast.
The Herberton branch of the GOW held a meeting to discuss hospital arrangements, a proposed loan for a new pewstery room, and the election of officers. Mrs Sedgerar presided and welcomed attendees while plans covered charitable relief, the branch’s support for Red Cross Week, and local hospitality efforts.
The annual meeting of the Women Auxiliary notes Mrs Annifie as president and Tendered Ner Tessenahian as treasurer with Mim 8 Wie as treasurer and Mim Amy Smith reelected as secretary. The report highlights another year of ward work and endeavour led by Lie DeneNt of Rerbert in soldiers Agen turbo TACHA VURAL MANES ey ERUEKS TRACIURS FANN MARIN CHEAM and RINE MACHINES.
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