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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
4
The article documents mining operations with shaft depths, lengths, and ore results. It lists levels No 1 No 2 and No 0 with totals and measurements, notes drill extensions and water flow, and mentions battery return values and price quotes in a dated public notice tone.
A garbled note from the Post mentions a cobbled event with references to cities and people. It appears as a fragment with partial names, dates, and roles, making specifics unclear.
Fragmentary text mentions people and places with unclear roles. It seems to reference a sent note about ratings and beverages, with scattered names such as Kelly and Margech and locations like Cairns and Hot Springs. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
The Copper and Tin market prices are listed with Friday forward rates. A note reports Mrs Tyrell taking over the Palate Hotel and plans a formal event. A social update mentions Miss Welean returning from a visit to Hergerton with details of travel.
Cairns scene notes Mr Ho Edwards of Sydney visits Cairns. Mr C Daniel has secured the notable Desiel reice Gorgestrem from the Queensland national Bank for £20,000. Mr R Brennan assumes responsibility at Chillagoe Hutlwey station.
A fragmentary column notes Etheridge mining activity and shipping, with mentions of Pecarty line, Lights of toon, and White Woes mine. It reports funeral details for an Intere person, plus a London trip, a Garden Club, and market ads. Notable names include J. and C., Port Delgins, Cooktown, Townsville, and Dr. F. Lagat.
A garbled report lists various individuals including Mr J M Ahern and Mr Hug Aibie, mentions travel and duties, and touches on preparations for a holiday to Cooktown. It references a Sydney meeting, a weather note, and the Califications Committee considering candidates for a national plan with unclear details.
The minister explains cadet camps at Easter were long blocked by prior troops drills and protests. Fremantle reports Sir Thomas Hobinson arrived as Greenstard’s Agent General discusses retirement rumors and government construction on ten issues.
A Paris page reports on a Liberte disaster burials and a tribute service as French grief and global sympathy spread. In London the Harwich WWII shipyard strike drags on eight weeks, with heavy losses and wages impacts. Vancouver dispatch notes American labor unrest and a fatal rail clash during early postwar turmoil.
A Melbourne Wednesday report describes a mixed-transport incident with a train carriage derailment and injuries. The note mentions a man named Edward Lease who died following a remarkable sequence, with authorities considering disease-related concerns and a government response.
Prominent figure Mr North reports fine property prospects as results improve. A surface sweep targets looters with significant potential if continued. The option hails from Mr North while an associate party sold 155 tons of sands for 12 pounds 10 shillings.
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