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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 26, 1923
Page
3
A fragmented classified item lists an auction by LINTEW AUCTIONEERS at LAKE ST CAIRNS offering a four room dwelling with land and improvements, a villa style residence and several parcels with varying conditions and rents. It mentions private hospital references and a public sale timetable with venue and contact notes.
Fragmentary notice from a historical issue describes a land matter in Innisfail and mentions private salt lands, hospital offerings, and a women’s medical staff led by Miss Blackmower Wad. The garbled text references a ceremonial or legal action, with dates and names partially legible indicating application processes and property details.
A fragmented diary style narrative recalls a voyage toward New Caledonia during a period of conflict. Mentions include Wynyard, Feeney, and Maw as figures connected to the voyage amid wartime disruptions. the text hints at Mees, a place near a target island, and a perilous crossing with talks of a prison quarters and dangers at sea. The passage blends personal reflection with references to observers and destinations in the Pacific theater.
A garbled text fragment names Stammering cure and Amie, mentions Wakerniens, Sommetinnrs, Lakers, Bac ue, May ete, and a supposed Map fr ther nde ite ya Sieh aso nuiene. The piece references a May event, a Map fr ther, and a brief nod to health and a public figure, with scattered phrases about eradicating stammering and a controversial figure behind a scheme.
The text presents garbled phrases about hair color and dyes and attempts to name figures like Hecate and Miampoos. It references a wonder chemical and a promise of endearing effects, with scattered names and terms lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
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