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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
4
Auctioneer W. Md. Kearney announces sale of sires and stock near Mise and Upeord Streets with winter instructions. The notice references a sale on the Secon Day of Ma, and bids for fur Kes Pun Fur. High quantities of livestock and equipment expected.
A fragmented clipping lists auctioneer J Murphy and various individuals such as Dan Culdeens and I Malook in a social event on the shore. The text reads like a garbled catalog of participants, venues, and activities with unclear actions or outcomes.
Hon Secretary ALEX BROWN announces a public meeting on Monday to nominate one Trustee for GorPony Trust. The notice mentions school, grades, and resignations, and lists cattle and sheep trade details including prime sheep, prime cattle yarded, and calf figures.
Sydney reports partial race notes with scattered data on setal uudabone for London. Mentions Silver standard tmot and a 4/14 fine spot, plus an 1mont 91 3-10 reference.
The Post Thursday reports Gillie facing a political sticking point over freehold reform. It argues he pursued four freehold selections and used selective wording to defend or attack the reform, alleging a deliberate inconsistency for personal gain. The piece asserts readers deserve a clear answer and condemns evasive tactics.
Readable fragments describe church tenders, council meetings, ship movements, auctions, and social notices. Mentions include Enatiah Church of Maradha, Victoria sailing from Howe Ross, Gordonvale Federal Hall tonight, Golden Casket Art Union agent notices, and various local sales with prices and times hinted. The text is garbled but preserves names, places, and event cues.
Readable fragments show a historical note or caption with names and places partially legible. The text hints at events or dates but lacks clear verbs or structure, making full interpretation difficult while preserving the core readable elements.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions jewellery, stock terms, and a shop noting price and stock actions. Key entities appear garbled, with possible references to a vendor, a week view, and a sale. Missing clear actions or outcomes. not enough readable facts to confirm specifics.
Readable bits show a garbled report mentioning federal, promissory phrases and a reference to a shore company. Names, dates, places are unclear. the fragmentary lines suggest a political or legal context with uncertain attribution and no clear outcome.
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