Organ Recital at St Johns Shore Parish
A local organ recital is announced at St Johns Shore. The program features performances by eight corvetiers led by C. Sagem and Charlie Sam Le, with Miss Annie A Boe Chane as a guest artist performing first.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1911
Page
2
A local organ recital is announced at St Johns Shore. The program features performances by eight corvetiers led by C. Sagem and Charlie Sam Le, with Miss Annie A Boe Chane as a guest artist performing first.
Fragmented OCR notes from the Charleston District Jockey Club describe race results and participants. Names, ages, and event details are unclear but indicate flying start speed events and a December date.
The article outlines a December 1911 amateur horse race meeting at Chillagee with events including a 23 second tote, a flying handicap prize, and multiple fields. Winners and entry details are listed for the Racing Day, including Hack Handicap and Flying Handicap events and prize money referenced.
Notice of special general meeting of The Oaks amalgamated gold mines no liability to consider voluntary winding up under section 183 and to approve an agreement with Acorn Gold Mining Company No Liability. Arthur Hill Clarke appointed liquidator to execute terms and register the new entity. Meeting at Cairns on Monday December 4 with the secretary’s order.
The Mulgrave Central Mill Company Limited announces a £100 reward for information leading to conviction of those involved in wilful arson of sugarcane within its area and a £25 reward for information leading to a summary conviction for negligent setting of cane. Police are eligible. By order of the board, S Wn. Davids, general manager, Nelann, 7 November 1911.
Tender notices outline sanitation work to be repaired and awarded by Woothakata Shire Council. Names of inspectors and project leads appear garbled but indicate multiple contract portions and associated firms.
Notice states a Special General Meeting of Acorn Gold pany on December 4 at eleven oclock for a proposed amalgamation with The Qu.Key Rush Gold Mining Company under Section 151 of The Act 1863. Theophilus Crom of Cains Accountast is appointed Liquidator for winding up duties.
Fragmentary text shows unclear phrases about homes, fatigue, and a ceiling. No identifiable events, people, organizations, places, or dates are preserved.
Sale to include furniture, china, glassware, dishes, sewing machine, tools, and household items. Items listed include chairs, tables, beds, mirrors, crockery, cookware, and household linen. Conducted by AJ Draper with removal to target address on Sachem Street area. Auction set for Friday at 2:30 PM.
Classified notice describes a sale prospectus for a store with dwelling and mixed inventory including goods and stock items. It notes valuation and related details and lists the seller or contacting entity for inquiries.
A garbled message expresses thanks to BR and MES and mentions trends and a desire to be patient. The text references individuals RILEW and Rind mesma but lacks coherent details or a clear event to summarize further.
A fragmented report notes American copper suppliers shifting pricing strategies amid ongoing market shifts. The text records quoted levels around E58 and references broader rate effects and industry responses impacting metal prices as of late October.
Unclear OCR fragment lists several personal names and partial addresses or identifiers. The text references individuals such as Macher, Crom, Pavoni, Botwe, Teagan and mentions locations or terms like Towns and May. The overall meaning is not fully recoverable from the fragment.
Market note records unclear items with metal prices like copper tin and possible 25k figures. Text is fragmented with missing context and uncertain values.
Om Wollaahley will sell estate items including tops and Taney on Friday at 8:00 pm. Mrs. J Drier to sell Mrs Castles household goods at number streets. also a gas stove and farm items, Sunday. Messrs Root Co to auction the Popular Route of 68 acres, etc.
Acting-Judge Marsan presides as the court at Lehsit opens a criminal case this morning involving the Dott Dogs in a grim session. The exact charges and defendants are not fully legible in the damaged text.
An excursion plan is described with references to Babine and nearby accommodations. The text mentions a transport process and a hospital fund, with weather notes suggesting conditions for the trip. Some names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Maroxbe Police Court sat Saturday with We MC Lew Bryer presiding. Ramkema faced charges related to setting Br to the Rife Creek Hotel. evidence suggested ownership remained with P J Dostami Met Rustin. No conclusive proof of connection to the alleged crime or active involvement was found.
A church gathering described as a pleasant evening by the Bes HR Mamillon committee conveyed warm wishes for a peaceful life and lasting esteem. The report notes themes of friendship, faith, and community support in a formal, respectful tone.
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