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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
12
A garbled OCR item mentioning Meeking Gold and a journey to a peninsula. Names appear obscure or corrupted, with scattered references to events, venues, and participants. The readable fragments hint at a track or athletic meet context and possible local news notes.
Misspelled and garbled OCR text outlines a sequence of court actions at Nerbertton Wardens Court. It references Movin Sandu, Watlen eLearn, and individuals including Ber Sete Cuhear Aw and Vira Mavic, with mentions of hearings, applications, and shares in a theater venture. The passage remains largely incoherent but preserves names and procedural mentions.
Industrial court grants applications following a registrar decision. The record references multiple firms and individuals. mentions rates, trials, and confirmations of orders with names such as Welsh and Kane, amid proceedings involving Krungas and Swart. The fragmentary text implies a procedural confirmation and related notices.
Fragmented OCR describes maintenance discussions of a harbour board, naming officials and committees. It references railway-related matters, growth plans, and legal aspects, noting state and private ownership considerations and anticipated regulatory actions affecting the Cairns Harbour Board operations.
The text presents jumbled bowling references with scattered player names and unclear outcomes. It mentions Laker and Ves, motorstates, and various mis-spelled terms, suggesting a partial report or OCR garble rather than a coherent event.
Fragmentary OCR item lists scattered scores and names with unclear context. Despite garble it mentions rifles, Herbert, and various scores or players. The piece reads like a brief sports or game summary with multiple misread lines and no clear outcome.
Local ad copy describes new product lines and canned goods at a Toowoomba area store. It highlights economy meals including canned torn Lampe and Deheaoes Catupa, plus breakfast items and meats from Phe and Wickmekers.
Unclear text from Olympia shows disrupted voting at New Fanshine Hall with ceilings bright and an Ace act on the floor. the record cites a scene of confusion and potential syndicate influence during the event.
The Navy plans assistance for a solar eclipse viewing near Cape Horus on October 22 as observers from Rockefeller Foundation and related institutes set up in the path of totality. The article notes volcanic activity and historic eruptions affecting the region, with specific timing of totality at Ninataoun and related viewing details.
A spring flower show opens at the Town Hall with Lord Mayor in attendance. Winners include Mr Voaie for silver, Mrs Norman, Mrs O Vaughan, and Mrs Smith for decor. A State wide appeal supports unemployed women, led by M F HM Stewart who contributes £100, with committees to find work and assist inquiries at the National Centre for Women’s rooms. Also noted are land estate claims, ship Min bar wreck anniversary, and updates on gliding clubs with Wing Commander Wackett as technical consultant. The British football team visits and faces NSW Ruby Union at the Cocket Ground, ending in a disappointing loss for NSW.
The obituary fragment lists numerous individuals and families connected to the late Mrs. A. 1 Annersém including Agnes Frank Kshane Sandy Ane Jack Newell St. i Herberton and many others across Mareeba Port Douglas Mareeba Caloundra Cairns and Brisbane. The notice names residents and relatives across farms towns and businesses in the area, reflecting a broad network of mourners and survivors.
A fragmentary report notes a Communist faction present at a parliamentary session. The speaker asserts the party played a disruptive role, while the government faced pressure over trade suits and constitutional action. The text reflects tensions between socialists and the ruling establishment.
Reported in London a chaotic scene as ticket misuse spread through the gallery area. Police and stewards faced disorder among crowds with volatile reactions and unclear leadership amid protests.
Spectators at a political rally watched Communists forcibly removed after repeated clashes. Police separated fighters as attendees chanted and a bystander insulted Labourites amid a chaotic scene with several people injured and escorted out.
Records from Rumsö dated September 5 describe continued examination of Andree and companions. A wrapped oilcloth bundle was found at Andree’s waist with a diary blank except for a few observed pages. the bundle’s purpose remains unclear, but the discovery is deemed crucial for revealing the fate of the expedition.
Dagens Nyheter reports that Praenkel died while on the ice on September 5 during crowing activities. Stringberg succumbed after arriving at G Inland, and Andree buried him after finishing his diaries, later dying himself.
A fragmented advert lists Boland's sale prices for men's lateen striped poplin tourist shirts wool black cashmere socks and other items. Items include Airway hats cotton twist trousers Fuji de Luxe tennis shirts and silk sport sparts with sale prices noted alongside usual prices.
TABLE OF LADIES' READY-TO-WEARS with assorted shapes and colors priced as Boland's sale items. Also maids hats trimmed and ready in multiple sizes, 10 to 22 shillings. silk tulle, racks of frocks in Latin Georgie and crepe chinoise. floral voile frocks, slack laten apron, and sleeveless Fuji frocks offered at Boland's sale prices.
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