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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists names and phrases from a legal or charter context. It references Rawam 2 Matheson Ltd and parties such as NOYERS Meertbert and Wines Meares, with scattered location cues like Covtin Cork and Manor. The legibility is insufficient to identify a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text on shipping section shows garbled lines and unreadable details. No clear entities or dates present.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe mope ments of vessels and a lease related to an ice company. The text references a 5mm item and mentions terms and parties in unclear order. Facts are too garbled to establish concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a mix of names dates and places with scattered phrases like Seaman 1aid and Nan eee al eh ved et canny halk. The text mentions dates months and various locations but readability is limited and no clear event or outcome emerges.
Woot Sales and Fenwwk co salesmen report brisk activity this week amid market shifts. The text mentions merchants, trades, and regional buyers, noting evolving prices and competition in the Syracuse area.
Brisbane stock report notes vague trading activity with references to MacTuxeant Tree storey and weeklong clues about market moves. Mentions Seantey House, Tree E77 RHG, Logan and brief notations on shares and prices amid unclear context and garbled OCR.
The fragment notes a Thursday date November 2 and mentions the tide table or weather snippet with a personal name Mt rie Hime.
Fragmentary notice from Cairn Stock Exchange listing mining entities and locations such as Marcel Gold Mines and Coke Cay. Names include Mr A Clarke and Cuthbert, with scattered figures and street references. details incomplete and difficult to interpret.
Charters Towers stock exchange quotations listed by Calton & Co Bow Street broker. Entries include Ronnie Dundees Honore North Deeps Beillfast Blocks Writhane United Java and New Brilliant Prechold with prices shown in shillings and pence.
The Sydney market note lists London quotations for copper and related metals on November 22. It records changes in forwards and electrolytic copper as well as shelter steel and other items with minor shifts and unchanged lines for certain months.
The text shows a fragmented account of a lower gunnet level carried north within a brandary area. It mentions veins, limited operations, a track, stone, and a bag of ergot noted near a south point. The language is garbled with uncertain measurements and directions.
Odd fragmentary report mentions the Secretary Mr Av M Clarke receiving a wire from an official and Theresa Keany involved in a bailings operation. Notes on stone work for steamers, liability disclaimer, and ongoing paving or setting of tasks with delays. Additional information promised shortly.
The Post reports on the sale of Mr D. Henniany Sheridan’s residence and a medical board site in Laine to Muoerore, with auctions by Robert Shirt and Co. The piece then shifts to a broad critique of political and labor tensions in Australia, referencing Kaiserism, miners, and state ownership debates amid mentions of unions and public policy.
Fragmented report notes a defence objection involving Tobur Chambers and others. The piece mentions a formal presentation to the attorney and references prior sentencing or evasion charges, with unclear context about the trial timeline or specific defendants.
The Cairns Pass firm announces a new rubber stamp making plant with expert staff and fast service at southern prices. They promise high quality rubber and stocked accessories including pars and other aurien. The article notes charity support and prior contributions to society, including eggs supplied on prior occasions.
The Cairns community notes a new stock influx at B H Green Chemist Cairns with drugs and toiletries at affordable prices. A military exemption court met in Cairns with refusals and exemptions granted to several individuals. The Cairns War Council appointed Mrs Craig to the northern district and discussed council appointments and soldier benefits amid ongoing local repairs and improvements.
The readable text references piano, mood, and a layered stage direction. It hints at a dramatic setting or performance outline with mentions of a music element and a ceremonial or celebratory context without clear names or dates.
Fragmented OCR hints at a competitive event near a gorge leading to Niel, with a store opening and a racing or similar activity. Mentions Sculana, Thay SUD, and Sil in alleys. Details uncertain due to garbled text.
The document records a Military Exemption Court session and actions by the Public Curator regarding estate administration. It details fee policies under Life Assurance Acts, the distribution of deceased estates, and regulatory procedures, with commentary on interrelated acts and the handling of intestate property. The text references various officials, committees, and acts governing exemptions and estate management.
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