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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads Mare Satin Leather Watertight Comscke and related items. Mentions standard screw solar, various leather shoe styles, special fittings, and prices or codes like BA. Notes odd spellings and unclear names, indicating an old catalog or advertisement page.
The notice outlines a selection of women shoes from various makers and styles, listing price ranges from low to mid figures. It mentions patent covers and straps, with references to specific brands and colors in a dated catalog entry.
On request to A J Draper of Lu, particulars apply regarding the initiative described as a broad hotel development. The notice outlines application steps and contact points for interested parties.
The Betal Market reports copper forward prices to Leehi8IS and Lat to JMs, tin forward values and lend figures with spotter and silver prices. Ongoing inquiry from the Continent and India continues amid unsettled seat 2p plies and shifting market interest.
A fragmented Fortnight column criticizes government actions during war, calling the Ryan Government the worst and alleging attempts to widen municipal franchise, curb dissent, and alter criminal code. It questions postwar justice and warns of tampering with elections and voters.
A miscellaneous furniture sale is planned at the Mrs. Ram estate. The notice states items to be sold include household furnishings and related goods with proceeds benefiting the estate. Auction details and exact timings are to be announced.
Fragmented OCR text references danger and attempted outs age to the medral United States. The readable parts indicate a discussion of risk, crime, or conflict impacting the United States, without clear facts or details.
In a crowded week at Mata Be Tay, day and night throngs gather with energy. The event draws attention as crowds move through het, totlews, and te te ae ee, reflecting local activity.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item mentioning Stowe and Amida with unclear events. The text lists names or titles like Wallell and Raye but lacks coherent details. No definite outcome, date, or place beyond those fragments.
The readable fragments reference a recruitment meeting at 1 pm, discussions on teething powders, an unspecified United-related mention, and a Pacific Cable Board, alongside notices about dental products, Christmas holidays closure, motor tests, and a government reserve for a school. Names and places are garbled within the OCR text.
A noisy session addresses TOGTRCE style governance, parent and teacher input, and diverse interests in school committee actions. Participants discuss transparency, interventions, and community involvement while the committee seeks approval for annual reports and policy adaptations amid mixed reactions.
Fragmentary notice from Cairns Police Court describing an unclear bail hearing. The readable text mentions A. B. Gibson, bail conditions, and references to guardians or parents but lacks coherent detail or full names, places, or outcomes.
Local shop offers marked down prices on garments and hats. Displays feature reduced shirts, ties, and Derby lace items with quoted sale ranges. Store promises special hours and a late opening tonight near the Good Hats shop.
Fragmented readable bits hint at local notices and prices. Mentions Keula Lena Semmes Garay Lat in line items and a parade of names with dates and figures, but the full event or context remains unclear. The text reads like a damaged community page with uncertain figures and places.
Fragmented OCR text offers no clear event, names, or concrete facts. No recognizable persons organizations or places are readable. The passage lacks coherent details to form a factual headline or summary.
Fragmentary text describes Palace Theatre program with two showings and a leading attraction. Activities include a pregame picture reel and tentative lineup. Reading is difficult. remaining readable elements indicate a double feature or two acts and an intermission.
The Legislative Assembly in Brisbane discusses income tax amendments, land tax changes, and exemptions. It also considers a bill for managing Patriotic funds raised in Queensland for the war, audits, and ensuring proper expenditure, with several readings and committee actions noted.
Fragmented OCR recalls a November meeting where the Public Works Committee discussed a land tax measure and provisions for those affected. Mr Hesitatak urged an ending of the secret clause while Mr Campbell questioned the measure’s impact and scope for relief to claimants.
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