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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
1
A garbled page fragment shows assorted hardware and shop items. Miscellaneous product terms and partial street names appear, including mentions of fittings, crockery, fiber, and unspecified vendors, making the exact sale or business unclear.
Classified ad fragment listing numerous sale items and repairs, urging readers to come and inspect goods. Mentions varied products, clothing, furniture, and household items. Includes vendor notices, contact hints, and references to locations and prices, with dense OCR garble throughout.
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and places including Abbott Street and Lake and Upward Streets, with scattered mentions of residents, accommodations, and property details. Readable bits reference Miss T LargsQie and Cyrene, plus a corner location and quiet street context. The text is incomplete and inconsistent across lines.
The readable parts mention locations and names in an unclear list with measures and addresses. Readable items include years and place-like terms, but most text is garbled. The fragment resembles a public notice or directory snippet with scattered numeric data and street references.
An OCR fragment describes several residences on streets including Sheridan and Suershuan with mentions of rooms, bog, bath, and partial dwelling details. The text lists multiple addresses, terms like dwelling and residence, and references to rooms and amenities, though many words are garbled.
A flood of listings from Cairns and Innisfail area real estate agents details unimproved allotments, cane farms, and dwelling properties. Multiple parcels advertise acreages from 2 to 40 acres with prices in pounds, cash terms, and instalment plans.
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