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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
1
An incomplete OCR dump lists various trades such as carpenters labourers drivers and service notices with scattered mentions of places, organizations, and events. It reads like a chaotic classified or public notice page with names, roles, and fragmented phrases, lacking coherent context.
Fragmentary text mentions SusE ASO MN SRUR NGA and Snipes tied to a city game. Names and details are garbled, no clear event, date, or participants can be determined from readable portions.
The notice calls a shareholders meeting to discuss annual reports and auditors. Directors Terzie, Malance Ames, Prat, and Time Aseoust are listed with the audit and appointment items. Note mentions April 39 as a placeholder date and references Fay Rane as auditor.
Local government notices outline the impounding of branded animals from Gordonvale streets on May 12 1945. Listings describe two bay draught geldings and other branded stock with shoulder brands and ear marks, plus details for subsequent proceedings under the Local Government Acts and a triennial election item for the Shire Council with named officials and polling clarifications.
Directors of the Babinds Central sii Company announce a meeting of shareholders next week. The notice names Jone as main contact and references the Lis Mice of Director Nave and the Maneper Se.
The clipped text lists lost ration book notices and missing items claiming to be from various specialists and wards. It mentions reward claims for returning misplaced ration books and registration details, with incomplete names and addresses. The fragmentary Nature hints at a wartime or postwar civic notice column.
A report notes the auctioneer and property suit proceedings initiated by the general commission to forward the case. The item highlights an orderly process, the parties involved, and anticipated deadlines.
Property agents advertise sale and rental opportunities led by Phy Anant Lily and Cony Lame. Listings include residential and commercial properties with various terms. Names and roles given appear to be agents or associates within the agency.
Scrambled OCR snippet lists multiple names and terms such as Herbert, Douglas, Alan, Garmey, and Union, with no clear events or context. The fragment lacks a coherent story, date, place, or identifiable organization to summarize into a full news item.
Innisfail case before Stipendiary Magistrate Mr Mansell adjourns proceedings after argument. Clarence Sanles Kopeen Pare chairs the Johnstone Shire Council matter seeking E200 allowance. Mr Beyett for plaintiff and Mr Gallagher for the Shire council argued. Mr Paterson to appear for the circuit court hearing in Townsville. Adjournment to seek further orders reserved.
A Mt Mulligan public meeting discussed local matters including the Patriotic Society the Tableland region and services. Attendees named Horsburgh Stamps Dudley Pletcher and others as noted, with remarks on welfare visits and hospital topics in the community.
The Patriotic Funds Council announced new rules sharply limiting proceeds from fetes raffles and entertainment. Only a small percentage may go to promoters and professional show-ers face bans on taking large shares. The council urged applications detailing money paid for equipment and services to ensure maximum public benefit. The Children’s War Savings Army of Australia was praised to boost subscriptions to war savings certificates, supporting ground troops and wartime financing.
The Eberton sub-branch rally discussed support for workers and Red Cross service. Members pushed unity, addressed discipline of workers, and planned a dance for Red Shield benevolence with expectations of strong turnout at Ravenshore conference later in the month.
The Atherton bulletin details a Wednesday collision on a range road injuring a man named Foans of Barsine who was treated at the scene and transported for hospital care. It also notes missing soldier Victory Dramain ALF believed captured in Thailand and church and community updates including the Easter conference and local visits.
WG ASDA reports at the annual conference in Victoria that no firm export pricing or production policy was adopted. Delegates warn of higher sugar costs, possible rationing, and the need for Britain and Australia to coordinate postwar exports while preparing for slow market recovery and industry-wide reform.
The article surveys sugar cane by products and experiments in processing to extract more value from cane. It notes a Wurtele process and machines that chop and prep cane fractions for value uses, including paper making fibers and residue for paper production.
Fragmented OCR text discusses sugar cane processing byproducts and potential industrial uses. Mentions acetone production, acetone and ether derivatives, and rubber synthesis concepts with chemical byproducts. Notes unclear historical context and speculative feasibility.
Fragmented OCR letter references Tate cattle stations, government sale, and suspected price doubling. It notes 1000 bullocks, sale to Queensland Government within 12 months, and concerns over state ownership and valuation. Mareeba area mentioned with puzzled tone and lingering regret.
Sydney report outlines new malaria treatments under field study as military medical services seek effective cures. Observations note rising cases among troops and the need for improved precautions and medicines amid ongoing campaigns in northern Australia and nearby regions.
The readable portions describe an unclear discussion involving government policy, industry, and slogans with references to officials named Gayot and Bema. The text hints at production, market supply, and a proposed absorption of minting activities but remains jumbled and insufficient for concrete details.
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