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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1945
Page
6
The page compiles scattered items including sales of furniture and tools, farm equipment, livestock, and household goods. It lists wanted workers, help-wanted notices, rental and sale advertisements, marriage and obituary style notices, and various public and legal notices with names and locations garbled by OCR.
Fragmented OCR advert announces properties for sale including city hotels farms and dairy lands. It references an auctioneer estate agents, a gold mining lease application, and a wardens court hearing date, with various names and locations scattered throughout. The legible elements indicate official notices mixed with real estate and mining lease offers.
Fragmentary notice mentions spare parts, advances and improved auto electrical profiles. References to suppliers, names and stock at a location, with unclear dates or actionable details. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts suitable for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary notice shows Otter agency offering service with a date and compensation reference. Mentions a companion and a person named Dougan Sectie P a. Details are unreadable.
A partial notice announces sale of a Cedar Street property in YINGA to clear a mortgage. The ad mentions a Green Grocery business in Malmreet Atherton and notes sale to occur next November 15 with country orders to be fulfilled.
Readable scraps mention radio service inquiry in Melbourne area and various merchants. Names include GEO. MCALLAN and NOEL M. FERGUSON, with references to optical services and Bottles Dewy Throw items. Several garbled lines suggest a mix of ads for radios, groceries, and local trades.
Farmers are informed that EM Boden and Co will purchase empty ammonia bags at four pence per dozen. The offer lists Abbott Street, Cairne as the location for the transaction.
Twenty traders report concerns over new regional board plans affecting electricity prices and supply. debates focus on implementing fair practices, with praise for ongoing efforts to improve service in Far North Queensland and relations with local suppliers.
The Australian Bureau of Industry reports price shifts across foods, housing, and goods, noting higher retail costs and the impact on wages. It highlights meat, fruit, vegetables, and rents as sectors showing increases while general consumer spending remains cautious.
Garbled OCR text describes an event at a fan beat with beverages and a map to quarters. Mentions Nie Serespmedes and Mguet Schima as possible names. Unable to extract a coherent report from fragments.
A controversial proposal emerges in New South Wales as wartime prisoners of war may be withdrawn and repatriated. Officials discuss the plan amid central government inquiries, with rural industry impact and production implications noted. The move, urged by various factions, seeks clarity on who will be repatriated and under what timetable, while tensions over employment and national production run high.
Fragmented OCR reads like a military update about disbanding commandos and continuing operations. Mentions Marines, ITF law, and a formal commitment, with unclear names and places due to damaged text. The readable fragments suggest a wartime briefing tone and ongoing activity despite organizational changes.
Patchy OCR fragment reports a monthly meeting of a local Bralstal Caer fer or Comeerne inet might. Mentions The Blackay Chet fer of Lomcertr and multiple unclear figures. The text is garbled, with several names and terms unreadable.
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