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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
2
A muddled notice outlines a dissolved partnership involving Mr TF Fonte and Killerney at a certain address. It states the firm is not liable for debts beyond the partnership and mentions a forthcoming report on dairy product pricing and terms.
Mr William Treace Day announces a whimsical training program titled Mesial Educathix. The course covers voice culture and rhytmic pronunciation, claiming benefits for memory, speech clarity, and public speaking. Details include a few days of sessions and a focus on practical vocal exercises.
Two detachments Weld combine in a tight contest with Catron winning by seven points. Lead changes and steady defense kept the crowd engaged as both sides fought for every basket and the outcome remained in doubt until late in the game.
A garbled notice describes a scheduled sale of four allotments with frontage to War rope Street and nearby features. The text references Aubert Street and Ser. 24, Wartime 1 Hire, with mentions of wharves sawmills and a cottage rent of 7/6 per week. It includes terms and parties but remains unclear in places.
An auction is held by Mr A B Draper on behalf of Patrick Antrom Kelly of Beles. Proceeds from the sale include fabrics, curtains and garments as well as various art items. The sale begins Monday at 1 oclock with ladies urged to attend.
Fragmented notes present at morning session mention several names, amounts, and codes. The legible items include references to Cabriotherium and Jem Comenmy-Limitad with dates like 24/15 and codes such as 3/-. Several names appear in a garbled form, including Jack and Sewell and Wardle, alongside miscellaneous monetary figures and references to committees or warrants.
A damaged text recounts a religious revival gathering with references to attendees, donations, and subscription notes. Names like Mr Weskey and Mr 0.8. Damgar appear amid scattered phrases about a revival, postal notes, and expected conversions. The fragmented piece hints at financial and religious promises tied to the event.
Telegraph dateline reports a cryptic message involving named individuals and dates. Details are scarce but reference a possible incident or inquiry with unspecified location and parties.
An 1912 newspaper snippet highlights a listing for 4 Grocery w78 Patent Medicine and Ironmongery at 59 Boots and Shoes with drapery items, noting 106 12 6 as a price or catalog reference.
Fragmented maritime entry lists ships captains ports and dates in a garbled format. The text mentions Septomber 13 and 15, various crew names, ships and agents, with scattered locations and duties. details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
A distorted historical clipping mentions multiple proper nouns and locations but is largely illegible. It references people and places in an unclear sequence, with no coherent events to chart or confirm.
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions dates and places with unclear names. readable bits reference September twenty second and September seventh with scattered place terms. content lacks coherent event or identifiable entities for a definite summary.
A serious quarry accident near Kamgara coal yards in Augusta area injures several workers. Reports describe trains, trucks and removal efforts. witnesses recall emergency crews and a lengthy response as investigators gather details about the incident.
The unsettled Thursday session shows Senator Hettut delayed and debate over a ministerial bill. A supply bill faced postponement while discussions centered on private members and committee movement. The record highlights tense remarks and shifting schedules amid a prolonged parliamentary day.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a local issue or notice with uncertain names and figures. Readable details are minimal and no clear event, date, or entities can be established from the provided material.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a project or event labeled Tatil with unclear details. The readable bits mention a timeline or access to a tome or apron add context but lack concrete names, places, or dates to confirm scope. Further legible text is needed for a precise summary.
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