07 Oct 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1912
Page
1
The readable fragments describe daily cave visits and a guiding resistance from a guide and a person named Mr. A. Fiverty. The text hints at attempts to form or hone something and mentions a small amount of exertion during exploration.
An OCR garbled schedule shows ships Kuranda Palmer and others traveling between Townsville Cooktown Sydney Melbourne Brisbane and outer ports with various weekly departures and arrivals. It mentions dates, times and routes, with unclear names and typos for ports and operators. The incomplete text references ADELAIDE COMPANY LIMITED and HOWARD SMITH CO LIMITED and steamers.
The fragmentary betting text lists several horses and odds such as Inagh and Lely Inglewood with varying multipliers. Phrases resemble race betting lines and dividends though many words are garbled. Names like Dem Jose and Camath appear among unclear figures and payouts.
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