11 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1916
Page
1
Fragments show names and vessels connected to a missing or misrecorded list. The legible bits mention Boek Peep Co and Saar, with partial annotations on ships and officials. Details are unclear but indicate maritime records or notices.
Adrandom fragment from an OCR page mentions a rope of unclear events and places. Readable items include names and partial phrases with no clear narrative or dates. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret as a coherent news item.
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a local event or notice with scattered names and numbers. Details are unclear but the snippet references a date and place tied to a community context.
Fragmentary text presents jumbled phrases and names. Limited legible details mention dates and locations but lack coherent events or outcomes for a concise summary.
The document presents a garbled OCR passage containing scattered references to a stage area, legal terms, and names. Readable bits include mentions of a field, a pay clause, and a question about contributions or settings, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
fragments show references to mines, individuals such as Marcela Gold Mines and Nita Tyrvontet, and locations like Monheau and Thurandons Oakes. scattered numbers suggest production or reserves context, with vague dates and places, typical of a local mining update.
Fragments describe a local market scene with reference to towers and a tumultuous period. Names and places are partially legible but context remains unclear. The text hints at transactions and street activity in Il Towers during November with scattered initials and numbers.
A fragmented local report mentions Coirne District Hospital and patient Atlee. Details are garbled but indicate ongoing treatment, staff care, and family involvement amid unclear medical notes.
The report notes recent achievements involving Cairns figures Such as de Kawa Maxon Naysee and Mr Villiers amid RS WTROUNDY developments The text references new schemes and notable progress within local networks and associated groups.
A note of gratitude expresses sincere thanks to Dr Koenlee, the Matron, and nurses of the District Hospital for their care and kindness after the death of a husband. It also thanks Cairns of Tybiides and all other friends who assisted during the bereavement.
Fragmentary OCR preserves dates and phrases about moon phases in November 1916. It mentions Perigee and Full Moon events with times like 630 p.m. and references to November 11 and 13. Content is garbled but indicates astronomical timing and lunar phases.
The store run by Mr. AM Waddell offers groceries and boots and shoes with cash terms and agency for Royal Insurance. A cane farmer, Seqilen, was cut on the knee and bleeding was stopped by Bearer HL Anderson before being taken to Cairns hospital for treatment.
Fragmentary OCR text from the Matal Market in Sydney dated November 1 presents garbled metal quotations and unreadable names. The passage lacks coherent figures or entities. readable items include scattered references to metals like Cover and Star and to individuals with unclear associations.
An 19th century court order lists administrators for multiple estates including Michard Une worth, William Hotdeworth Bates, Jack Jalian Yack Oba, Alecauier Wyndham Telford, James Vrace, John Amileesew fale, and Geartie Mulersu, with notes of their residences and occupations. The document details the appointment process and records the names of trustees and laborers connected to the estates.
A Queensland Railway Union meeting is set for ten o'clock tomorrow morning. The column reports local shop notes in Babinda with Boots and Shoes stock, insurance agency reps, and a drive about law and order on the Barron River side.
The Cairns Technical College held its monthly meeting led by President Harris Law and secretary H Thomas. The committee discussed Department of Public Instruction approval to buy carpentry tots from Smellie & Co and subsidy plans for instructors amid late department replies.
A fragmented report notes the Cairns City Band and Allied Choirs scheduled to attend a Dr Shed event at seven in the evening. An Australian telegram reports injuries from a separate incident with unclear details.
Cairns area notes changes at Br. Kelly chemist with mass improvements over recent days. New stocks installed and enhanced amenities promise best quality service. Nearby reports mention wartime notes, local volunteers, and international events reflected in the page.
The adjourned monthly meeting of the Northern Districts Patriotic Fund was held on a Friday afternoon. Discussion covered district representation, fund contributions, and arrangements for future fundraising events with statements from Mr Draper and Mr Mayers.
Cairns Police Court records show a case before Me AW Scott PAL where two drunks were fined for an uneven footpath disturbance on Abbott Street. The report also mentions Dr Koch and his fever remedy vower and notes local retailer Robert Craig selling it in Cairns.
A wartime letter describes Harald being severely wounded in France and in a hospital in England. It notes the mother’s sorrow and the family’s efforts to care for him, hoping for his recovery and return home.
An incoherent OCR passage references governments, ministers, and officials including Mr Vowles and Mr Peterson. Mentions of Rockhuimtan, a premier, copper, and various civic actions suggest a historical political discussion with unclear details and numerous garbled names.
Fragmentary text notes upheaval in the Myah Industry Board with a northern division appointment. Mentions W. H ortoan and a ministerial or official role, plus a reference to a Cann iam region and related winners.
An official appointment has been made to head a Royal Commission to examine the issue of alleged dirt money payments by employees of the Railway Department. The inquiry aims to determine facts, responsibilities, and any required remedies.
A garbled letter from the Cairns Red Crust Riquaparent Guild expresses thanks for support in September events. Members praise anti tyrant efforts and the courage of their workers, noting appreciation for the Henich Kimpicn and the group’s workshop enthusiasm.
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