11 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item shows a street corner reference involving Heth Tao at Paces 12 and Lake Street with unclear context and no complete event details.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a resort and hotel scene with scattered names and addresses. Mentions Port Tonald, Court House Motel, and Mt Malling access, but details are unclear and largely unreadable. The text hints at seasonal operations and a town agent, yet specific facts remain obscured.
Fragmented OCR text mentions rewards, a July reference, a person named Lady Wren Water, and actions by a person or committee. Contains garbled names and phrases, with no clear event, location, or outcome. The readable fragments suggest a valuation or award process, but specifics are unavailable.
Medurats Pastry Miselbrand and Bacos appear in a terse notice involving a licensed commission and MARPAC Turree. The item references ages and a codified enforcement action in an obscure regional filing. Local authorities list party names and procedural steps without extended details.
A dense sale notice lists numerous properties for sale and auction items across Cairns. It names locations Ample, Lot fronts on Lake Street, and multiple estates with terms including deposits, crops, and rent details. The text mentions buildings, residences, stables, and farm implements, with prices and payment terms varied. It notes a firm named Goodwari and Calder Auctioneers with Jake Street contact.
An extensive and fragmentary 19th or early 20th century auction notice lists clothing, mercery, farm properties, and estate sales. It references commands, rents, and property details including acres, locations near towns, railway access, and various livestock and gear. Names of places include Queenstown and Hamilton. The text mixes sale terms, prices, and parcel descriptions with garbled OCR fragments.
A fragmented notice from a Cairns area listing references Ines View and various property terms. The readable portion mentions a motel, dealer and land related phrases, with limited coherent details available.
Abbott Street Cairns area auction listing offers for sale numerous properties including improved and unimproved allotments, a dwelling on Sheridan Street, and multiple perches with rail access. The notice details deposits, payment terms, and inspection opportunities, emphasizing investment potential and varied parcel sizes.
A garbled clipping mentions various products and claims about health benefits such as nerves, general vitality, and pills priced at 3/6. It references individuals like Moynahan and a lawyer, junto with scattered references to patients, applicants, and a Rosedale sale. The text is largely unintelligible, with multiple misspellings and disrupted phrases.
A municipal engineering unit invites Ren Ham and Wixkword Architects and Consulting Engineers to join a temporary panel assessing structural integrity of a civic building. The move aims to ensure compliance with safety codes and improve temporary restoration planning.
Fragmentary listing shows hardware and plumbing terms with scattered names such as Linoleumns Phcard Bloor and ALKINEON. Mentions of elevators, Cairns and Whaves and Son General Hlack appear amid garbled entries. Likely classified ad blend of building supplies and service notices with broken phrases.
Fragmentary readable fragments include terms like ICEL RS Traitor and serent or asis bailiines. The text hints at rites, priestly actions, and possible ceremonial phrases but is largely garbled and unclear. No coherent narrative or identifiable events emerge from the legible portions.
Fragmentary OCR shows notices about tax, estates, and insurers with scattered names and numbers. It references entities like TRAC INSURARCE CO and AUSTRALASIA PD, with lines suggesting evictions, sales, and building notices. Names, places, and dates are jumbled and uncertain.
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