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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
2
In loving memory of our dear mother Alice Harriett Powan who departed this life November 10. Age 40. Linger Moysd the apat where she in left. Inserted by her loving daughter-in-law Lily and her son Ants ops.
Fragmentary report notes a potential revival in the Cairns Hinterland with Livineigat Company contemplating operations near Adelaide and Boulder. It mentions rail activity, pricing, and property concerns, with unclear figures and local debate over rates and responsibilities.
Harvy G Shaper reports on a pace project at Craton with Tertee Seretet Mt involvement. Notes indicate beta testing and coordination with AUDA and Mees group. Local officials unnamed observe progress and potential timing pending further details.
Mrs G F H Birt leads a music event featuring Wonka Core Production, Fiano and Maden. Performances highlight collaboration across local groups and showcase emerging talent in a community concert setting.
A fragmentary report notes Wolfram price ranges from £5 to £68 at Carbine and mentions mining activity around Mi Cartine with references to extraction yields and trade. It describes early logistic efforts and hints at challenging work conditions for workers.
Fragmentary mining notes reference figures such as 27 percent and 48 478 with scattered names like Kalamaian. The text mentions Parkes Range and Southern regions with partial terms indicating financial or production data and unidentified entities.
Copper figures £57 to A775 and forward, 2301/2 noted, unclear stretch of numbers.
A garbled excerpt references a politician and guidance or directions, mentioning patterns and timing. The readable phrases suggest a discussion of refuge and policy but lack coherent names, dates, or locations to confirm factual details.
Fragmentary notes mention the Mungeay Company and Bat vier with advised applications and a reference to East and SS ncBarge and a lighter tone. Reading issues obscure full meaning and key facts.
The readable fragments describe a plantation at Meurityan Meirsirs with twenty acres, a dispute over use and loss of crops, police involvement, and a legal proceeding led by Mr. Murray. Weather notes mention rain days and field conditions, alongside references to court actions and appeals.
A fragmented report from a licensing court session details appearances by Mr. Maciel and others as council members discuss a master plan and hotel changes. The incomplete text references Ward 327 and various names, with unclear outcomes from the proceedings.
The rain dented town mourns Mrs Burtum wife of tr orem, who died after a long illness. Her death brings sorrow to Cooktown and beyond as relatives cope with loss and a large family in Germany and Australia.
A disjointed local report recalls a Cairns Fastfr Carnival event with discussions in the Council Chambers. The piece mentions Superintendant Flog and ASG subscriptions, noting hesitance and political undercurrents, while residents and police respond to a contested timing of the gathering and potential public notices.
Fragmentary text shows a debate in which governo r and ministers discuss amendments to a land policy. References to pastoralists, orders, and a tense atmosphere indicate a confrontation over tenements and applications, with unclear outcomes and smoke of immediate action.
The passage discusses the Commonwealth’s relative powers over trusts and committees, government authority, and debates on expanding power. It notes support for increased power by some, opposition by others, and references figures like Munster and Irwin in context of contracts and interference.
An unreadable OCR fragment refers to a telegraph delay and mentions Hunts and Caines gate, with unclear references to a red memory and a battle context. The piece shows garbled names and dates, offering no coherent event or outcome.
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