Farm for Sale Listing With Limited Details
A historical notice advertises a farm for sale with scarce readable details and partial names. It mentions possible buyers and locations but the text remains fragmentary and unclear.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1911
Page
2
A historical notice advertises a farm for sale with scarce readable details and partial names. It mentions possible buyers and locations but the text remains fragmentary and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions names and dates with unclear actions. Readable items include several personal names and garbled phrases possibly referring to a December event and a medal or meeting.
Woolworths style ad lists drapery fabrics and towels with varied prices from 6d to several shillings. It also describes an auction night schedule, nursing home notices and a racing event timetable with many names, locations and stakes.
The Mulgrave Central Mill Company announces rewards totaling 109 pounds for information leading to conviction of cane fire offenders. A separate 25 pound reward encourages reporting to aid summary convictions. Police are eligible. board order dated November 7 1911 from Nelson with legal counsel Cairns.
SURES PHILP 4 CO LTD apologises for the large number of clients unable to be served on Friday night due to an overwhelming crowd at their sale. The firm states assistants struggled to cope with the masses visiting the establishment.
Fragmentary note describes hearings of a Royal Commission on the Sugar Industry to be held at the Court House Cairns on consecutive days including Friday Monday and Tuesday, with sessions starting at 1 pm each day.
A jagged reminiscence speaks of a Baer family emergency and a child’s memory of a father and mother. The fragment hints at loss, prayer, and hope for reunion in a religious tone, with scattered phrases about being united with God.
Raw OCR fragment outlines a fortnight ending report with balances and duties. Reads as a local financial brief noting totals, deductions, and a balance due. Missing clear names, places, or dates due to garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR text references dates, places, and names followed by unclear notes and codes. The readable items include mentions of payments, organizations, and personal names, but most details are garbled with no coherent event or outcome. The excerpt appears to be a mixed ledger or schedule snippet with multiple unreadable entries.
Fragmented OCR lists prices and items from Cairns Stock Exchange or related market notes. Mentions ST ERPAY entries, Cann., Mungere, Mamie Clow, Huddygate, Village Blacksmith, Gilmore, Tommy urns, Dake Hunk, Acorn pail, Thomson ginks, Turban Comal, Blacher Victory, Ample, and various fractions or shillings. reads as a chaotic catalog of stock names and prices with unclear structure.
A brief unidentified entry from The Post notes an item labeled Costav Novragien in Louisiana for 1941 with minimal context and no clear event or outcome.
An official of a Labor organization told the Cairns Sugar Commission that on racial questions Labour risks becoming inhuman. The remark drew sharp criticism from observers and prompted references to satire as the chair, Sir John Gorves Nim, noted the gallery-like theatrics of the witness. The debate highlighted disillusionment among workers over industrial peace remedies and a shift back to strikes as a tool for labor pressure.
The piece notes Italian troubles in Tripoli amid Arab resistance and reports from China showing revolutionary upheaval. It mentions Italian failures, battles against civilians, and growing disarray in Tripoli, with cholera as a looming threat. In China, rebels gain ground near Peking as the aging emperor Hawan Tung remains a child and a potential republic emerges.
An 1899 report notes debate in the English House of Commons over a policy toward South Africa. It cites Mr Jose Chamberlain and reactions from colleagues about the government’s stance and its clarity. The dialogue touches on terminology and understanding of current events.
A historical notice details a gathering of workers and officials as repairs and retooling at a regional plant threaten unemployment. The delay in operations and the planned two shifts raise questions about wages, timelines, and job security for the community.
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