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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1911
Page
2
Luarreni directs a reward of £100 to anyone providing information not from the offender that may lead to the conviction of persons involved in the wilful and unlawful vesting crime at Cane Fires.
A fragmented, OCR heavy summary indicates fluctuating commodity values and tectonic shifts in production and pricing. Mentions include rice, German and French supply lines, Chinese mineowners, and pricing references around 25 to 30 per ton with notable market reactions and reader notices on price changes.
The article notes bolivian tin mine output driving bismuth market moves and mentions Germany and Entiatami as key terms. It cites The Foreign Mining Journal critique of government influence and records price stability near 7/6, with European producers resisting price cuts despite calls to lower costs amid uncertain demand.
Fragmented OCR listing appears to reference dates, places, and names such as Montes-Domi andes, Beillame Central, and various numbers. The readable segments suggest a crowded notice or schedule with multiple entities and figures, but concrete events or actions are unclear.
The Post urges local support for Cairns newspaper and printing industry. It details benefits to the town from the Post’s employment, services, and local procurement, calling for public institutions to favor local work and keep business in Cairns to bolster progress and prosperity.
Fragmentary OCR text references a real estate or estate matter with mentions of Hugh, a deceased carpenter, and a figure at under £ 251. Details are garbled with names and places unreadable.
An OCR read of a Nelson church ceremony notes a small gathering with decorative stone settings and a Sunday service led by a London bishop named Murray. The fragment mentions Jews in relation to the event and a ceremonial laying.
An excursion ship named Chest Rhodes will be chartered and depart from Howard. The report mentions fares and preparations for the journey with festive anticipation.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mary Salmon and plans for a wine event and entertainment in a town hall setting. The garbled text references relatives, a feast or gown, and a recommendation tied to a reference, with unclear dates or locations. Further readable details are not present.
A garbled report describes a scene with unclear names and events on a Saturday in a hospital setting. The text mentions a boat, a view, and a person named Ae the becuse, with references to Moe and Pad, but most details are unintelligible.
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