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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1909
Page
2
The Cairns Aerated Water Works issues a response from Ed. CHEETLEY regarding the totem over the Cardia Factor and asks for the public patronage once granted to the late proprietor. The notice asserts only the same patrons will be drawn to the Furnace.
Fragmentary entry notes a six month old male named Eddleston Meo of Deorin Sirest. The text hints at a rate or charge but lacks full context or details about the event or purpose. Further readable lines are needed for a complete summary.
Vague notes describe carnival plans and New Year events with scattered references to nominations,地点, and participants. The readable text hints at festival setup and crowd arrangements without clear details or names.
Court records list receivers MLA Thele 3 Urahaw G Hilver WN Atcha Peter Fetereem and others including J Mares CP Andere Soruan Maxton Isigreve Cx Kimmbledon SL ime and A.W. Mighell as parties for obtaining payment and distributing funds in the beetle fund action with mornings and specific slots noted.
Samuel Palmar of Stancary He is named in a formal notice from October 1908. The document references a creditors meeting and claims as part of an estate settlement process.
Fragmented text from a tender notice contains names and locations but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. The readable portions suggest bids or bids near a site but no clear action, dates, parties, or outcomes are present.
Notice states Stephen Symons Rewen applies to transfer an existing licensed tavern license under the Licensing Act of 1860 to the Licensing Authority of Thornborough. The notice is dated November 9, 1809, filed by solicitor WEQTH with Augustane MacDommeil Hembrinn & Manna.
Fragmentary text shows mentions of places like Irvine and Dosktown, hints of weather and hospital topics, and several person names. The lines are garbled with missing letters and insertedions, making coherent events hard to determine. The readable bits suggest a mixed community news brief with local notes and weather observations.
Notice from the Cairns Harbour Board prohibits access to certain wharf and loading areas. The order forbids passage or remaining in defined parts of the harbor after sunset and warns penalties for noncompliance.
The readable fragments mention Compenr and De Sate Jap with references to SOADETHIDES and BURSS. Phe. SOADETHIDES ereen and Uimtren Calmsin appear as scattered terms, with no clear event or outcome.
The fragmentary text describes a district in decline with mentions of mining activity, new development, and potential outburst of industrial growth. It notes the Vallentin mine, a proposed lower level, and references figures such as Mr Rollo and a Drifting mention of Vekma mine nearby.
Fragmentary OCR shows a TELEGENET style ledger with multiple numeric entries and names such as Bonnie Kner and Williamt Hook, along with dates like 1/1 and 4/10. Entries reference monetary figures, locations, and personnel in an internal trade record. The readable bits suggest a technical commerce ledger rather than a narrative story.
The fragment notes a credits related entry with items and values, mentioning names and figures in a dated format. Readers should look for a fuller transcription of the article to confirm persons places and exact amounts involved.
The blurred OCR shows a town clerk and court references, with mentions of a county or plantation site and a request for copies of specifications for counterwa items. Details are unclear, but the fragment points to a municipal or legal proceeding notices in January.
Fragmentary OCR noting a governance matter at Ree Vinertem hospital and a mention of donations. References to Mr Bromfield and Mr GriMthe as chairmen and an ambulance brigade. Incomplete lines reference a tablet or tablet inscription and a list of names.
Fragmented text discusses railway warming impacts and a statement by a commissioner. Mentions Southern and Coastal regions, Mackay, and Cooktown railways with figures and dates. The readable items indicate a report on transport, climate, and regional lines with financial figures.
A garbled OCR text hints at a dispute over a carbine price and a mutator claim involving a company and individuals named Nina and Mr. Baye Best. The passage references waiting, a winery, and a company’s claim, with no clear dates or outcomes. The readable fragments suggest a local public or legal notice about financial or property stakes.
The Calres Police Court heard Homer Pate and a woman asserting a marriage several years prior. She claimed support and alleged a recent financial dispute with Leearenre Company for £165. The defendant denied liability, stating the arrangement was informal and unpaid. The case progressed to a point where consent and payment were debated before dismissal.
Text shows partial names and scattered notes with no clear event. Names like Laie MIT and AWA appear amid broken phrases. Missing context prevents identifying place or outcome.
The readable portions glimpse a discussion of investigations and illicit activity with references to trials, questions, and possible evidence. Several unclear phrases mention names, locations, and events, but the copy is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
A garbled account mentions Calera, Carrum Presbyterian Church, and local landmarks. It references a diary, a voyage or excursion, and a planned event or run with unclear details. The text names several places and people without coherent context or dates, leaving the main action uncertain.
A damaged OCR item lists numerous names, ship officers, and stations such as Moses Sehlweder, Seeley, Sabine, Tasos, Gurwat, Barnshil, McMamus, McMahon, Melbourne passage names, and Captain Grant. It references November, Melbourne, and Towne the vin yorth. The fragmentary text bundles crew roles and vessel designations with scattered locations and dates.
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