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Fragment reads a dated schedule listing two menobher names and a sequence of months and times. It mentions 14 a Aperee and 12th fictober with a New Meeesth Orcober. Captured are times like 455 pm.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1917
Page
2
Fragment reads a dated schedule listing two menobher names and a sequence of months and times. It mentions 14 a Aperee and 12th fictober with a New Meeesth Orcober. Captured are times like 455 pm.
Commercial notice lists wholesale quotations with various prices and items. The fragment mentions names such as Hoadley’s Frems and Tams and hints at vendors like See bey and Chever, inviting readers to place bids or inquiries.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists names, places, and items such as Kalamadam, Mareeba Gold Mines, Jode Hill, and various payments or prices. The text references carriers, stocks, debentures, and reserves with scattered numbers and dates, indicating a ledger or trade summary. The readable cues suggest a historical market or mining notes page with multiple entities and financial entries.
Share brokers Towers and Moors A. M'Cattem & Co Bow Street publish quotations for diverse items. Listings include Felton Deeps and New Brilliant Freehold with prices in shillings and pence, plus various vessels or goods like Roulsandas Melly Dinner and Andrew, St Mame, and Victory notes.
The report describes specimens from a mine with irregularly distributed diene in diverging ends. The sample shows rich sparsity and a court crushed fragment, yielding over a hundred ounces of gold.
The Innisfail meeting of the ASTA Council showed how sugar industry issues grow complex with debates over sacks and strike-caused shortages. Delegates debated organisation spread, political intrusion, and unanimity via non members, while stressing ASPA's central role and criticising rival groups. The report notes ongoing regional representation and leadership, plus a Red Cross fundraiser letter from Gordonvale.
A Cairns page lists a going concern sale for Cranch and Gordon’s grocery business and legal notices inviting libel action. It notes Boland’s medical practice hours at Court House Hotel Cairns, adds advertisements for remedies and goods at Green's chemists, and reports a charity fund update from Wounded Soldiers.
The Morialia will call at Bowen and Mackay before next Tuesday’s auctioneer C Harding sells E A L Styles stock at Kureen. Committees of Cairns Town Council meet tomorrow night at the Council Chambers.
An old classified style pitch promotes quick transportation and motor cars. It touts Buick as a superior choice and invites readers to contact Len Parker in Cairns by phone 257 to own or hire a car of a better class.
Weekly update for the Mulgrave Central Mill shows season to date figures with cane crushed around 63 929 tons and sugar produced at 782 tons. Estimated efficiency and sucrose percentage are noted alongside wood burnt and related per ton sugar metrics.
A terse council meeting in Yay Yau saw a councillor push for attention to a road near his place described as crooked and zig zag. The debate stumped reporters, who left with no map confirming the exact location.
Monica's Ball at the Hibernian Hall on Monday was a success with a crowded, well ordered hall. Attendees wore attractive costumes in three sets Yachtmen Oriental and Sundown and the supper and stage decor drew praise. Dancing lasted late with Foster's orchestra providing music.
At a Cairns show committee meeting the President Mr E Earl faced accusations of meddling with Works Committee work. He offered resignation after quarrel over a motion reflecting on him. Mr Houston and Mr Ramage demand no apology. chair changes to Mr Atherton as the meeting resumes planning this week’s show.
Corpl Lance Corporal A R Osterluand writes from King George Hospital London describing arrival on 21 July. He mentions Sister Goodman and friends in Australia and Queensland, notes skull fracture found by X ray, praises ward life, and recalls messages from Melbournes nurse Bree and a visiting Australasian wife.
Special notice from the Northern Herald of North Queensland states the weekly has secured exclusive rights for its columns, signaling new features and reader interest.
The hitherto unpublished diary covers daily entries up to the time of his being put out of action. Private D Turner, born in Cooktown, has spent most of his life in Cairns where he now resides.
Readers are urged to subscribe for next week’s Northern Herald to follow a plain tale of exciting Gallipoli days told by a fellow reader. The note asks subscribers to order early and begin the serialized story at the start.
A newspaper announces an exclusive diary from a Gallipoli campaign participant. The diary promises graphic, authentic wartime detail and will appear in successive instalments in the paper.
An old note mentions the Northern Herald as the weekly source, with explicit instruction not to confuse it with the Cairns Post Reader World. It highlights Turner's Diary starting next week and describes the issue as containing tight illustrated pages and all weekly news.
A fragment reports Mre ROU Mebeau and Upward received confirmation that her son Roger Wo Mi- Lean has arrived safely in England.
An old advertisement touts Bismouthated Soda as enemy of indigestion and friend of dyspeptics stimulating digestive processes. An occasional morning dose relieves heartburn and other symptoms. Also promotes Salma Powder for rheumatism claiming it clears ailments.
Government Poultry Instructor Mr J Beard will stay about a week in Latins at the Imperial Hotel. Poultry farmers needing guidance on pest destruction and other poultry farming matters should interview Beard for first hand information. Address: Imperial Hotel Cairns.
The Papuan Fire spreads from Tapstles burned area into dry cross and intervening country. It crosses firebreaks and devastates hemp fields up to seven miles, prompting managers to relocate and intensify suppression within a twelve mile radius.
The Lad Act allows proxy selection for soldiers on active service. After nearly a year in operation, no proxy changes have occurred in practice. In Plrishame district two applications were heard by Land Commissioner Watts. One for W. St. Nye seeking 225 acres perpetual lease, and another for W. S. Wy, Jack seeking 30 acres perpetual lease.
At a Monday meeting of the association the fail of entries leads to abandoning the show in Millerian Hall and refunding exhibitors. Entries in school work and special prize sections receive note as the grounds show is praised despite weather. Exhibitors are instructed to move their displays Thursday to the grounds or deliver them to secretaries earlier. The committee thanks judges offered and notes their services will be required.
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