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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
8
A chaotic OCR fragment lists numerous sale notices and classified items from a newspaper page. It mentions various FOR SALE ads including a fountain pan, projector, camera gear, and household items, with box numbers and contact hints, all amid stray names and locations.
Fragmented OCR reveals a jumble of place names, bank references, and notices about buildings and services. It mentions Penny Savings Bank, Sanctuary, and various locations, with garbled phrases suggesting a public notice page or directory from a past era.
A garbled excerpt mentions races, auctions, and a long list of names and places. It references Pat Tortaneshall, Cairns, Byrne, Wahi, and Ford V2 with mentions of a reward and judges. The exact event, date, and clear actions are obscured by errors.
Quotations invited for the gelding name Gelding Draught Chestnut from the Rimama Range. Details show Garrett Matson, District Engineer, to oversee the process with a Monday deadline.
Fragmentary OCR reads vague housing and job fragments with references to a Bay and Post Office. It mentions furnished or unfurnished options and per week rates, unclear dates or names. Contains garbled phrases and inconsistent punctuation, limiting usable specifics.
In a terse notice Parliours Dorenee Chmorcoy states the removal of premises at 10 38 LAME Salon, June 3004, for labs. The message references action by Rare Men Sez and mentions a Vogue fashion event as context.
Fragmentary OCR shows a mix of addresses, names, and business references. Readable items include a P O box, street mention, a reward notice, and several business names such as Oweana and Sons and Graaf Merchants. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
Auction sales appear with names and scattered terms like Meemmveny and Nevih amid fragmented phrases. The readable items reference an auctioneer contact and a local drive or event at Stone 27 FC Boys with unclear details. The legible entities include a person or group associated with Farm and Fox on ten percent terms.
Civilians long deprived of sea travel can now journey directly from Cairns to Sydney aboard the Burns Philppamenger liner. The opportunity promises a rare maritime route for passengers seeking southern passage.
Marella announces an available fleet-class voyage scheduled for Saturday afternoon October 20. Passengers able to commit should contact agents promptly to make definite reservations.
The readable lines mention Norman and a tennis context with references to equipment shortages and a chorus of damaged terms. Names like Davis Cap appear amid unclear phrases about tourney fame and a lack of gear, implying a troubled match narrative with low clarity.
Fragmented report from London details discussions on wine imports and pricing. Mentions Dusister for Food, "Sis Ben Simin" and various wine types including sherry and port. References about 1 for tuber and associations hint at market rates and shortages but text is garbled and unclear.
Mr T A Williams of Agriculture announced a government plan to create a dairy heifer pool. The scheme aims to retain not fewer than 2000 heifers over the next two years, supplementing farmers’ herds to expand dairy production nationwide.
Disjointed dispatch discusses Dr Salazar and Portuguese politics in London. It references American and Spanish positions, government correspondence, and refined demands amid a tense election environment. The text fragments suggest diplomatic contrasts and disputed assertions without clear outcomes.
The Americar dispatch notes the Republican National chair and U S leaders expressing executive certainty on major terms. European settlement and policy depend on the outcome of the peace conference and related assurances from Allied and American authorities.
Purdy, a 27 year old waiter, is remanded in custody until November 1 on a high treason charge in a London case. The fragmented report notes unclear testimony and ongoing court proceedings involving Parag Jecoan and a Seral matter. The piece mentions Bathing and a Brié at a Weule location with uncertain details about the force member involved.
Erratic OCR notes describe cigars sold or imported for military use including references to WAARA William Baylin and various forces. Details are unclear with garbled names and numbers, but center on cigars linked to the Australian and New Zealand forces and wartime service.
An October report from Washington notes uncertainty over coal strike developments as officials discuss dates and expected actions. Ambiguities in military and industrial responses are referenced, with officials weighing possible outcomes and timing.
A partial OCR fragment references the United Kingdom and the United States in an international aid or trade context. It mentions undelivered shipments and monetary figures linked to alliance or assistance programs, but the text is garbled and unreadable for precise details.
Fragmented text describes damage to garden plots near Innish and Tunistal, with references to theft and vandalism. It notes authorities and the court handling the case, mentions penalties and restitution expectations, and records local concern over recurring vandalism by unknown culprits. Names and specifics are jumbled in OCR, but the core facts concern garden plot damage and forthcoming legal action.
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