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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
7
The SHORST catalog promises multiple designs for discerning buyers. Leading fabrics and weights are refined to balance quality and price. A showroom is available to view options before purchasing elsewhere.
The message notes sugar price shifts and butter costs in London with 4/6 quoted. It reports shipping delays due to a strike and Wool sale activity in Bristol on Sept 24 with buyers seeking fine and medium quality wools amid strong competition.
The text notes strong shareholder interest in the Great Northern mine with high enthusiasm for further purchases. Mentions Jack and Newell's store and a sale of tin concentrates, with figures around £5315 and £54K2 cited as potential values.
In Melbourne the Senate debated tariff bills with amendments under discussion. Senator Pearce objected to ruling limiting talk on unplaced matters while sections and duties faced scrutiny. A Canberra shipment notice announced October changes and invitations for brick volume arrivals at Canberra for accommodation.
Fragmented text from Sydney dated Sept 24 mentions Theodore Mason president and directed action, with garbled phrases about shipping trouble and public rest in a piece that also references sugar, pear, and a commission granting rest to a spray provision prospect. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
In a heartfelt notice the McDonald family expresses gratitude to Dr Ross Mas trom and Stall of the Herbertin Hospital for their kind attention to the late Mr Donald. They also thank friends and nursing staff of Atherton Memorial Hospital and others who offered support during their bereavement. Surviving relatives include Mrs Donald and their children.
Reported unemployment rises as strikes disrupt major sectors across Australia, especially in North Queensland and NSW. Wharf and sugar industry workers face job losses while ongoing labor tensions threaten continued development and regional livelihood.
A damaged OCR notice reports alleged theft from an address in Nigwer Carvek and multiple accidents in the district. It mentions a missing cheque book and cash, a child injury from a fall, and a fractured clavicle from a cover incident at a football arene.
A chaotic scene unfolds when a motor cyclist collides with a water carrier, injuring a bystander and causing a crowd to gather. Emergency services and police arrive as the injured receive first aid and transport is arranged to Catribe Hospital.
Public notices advertise visits by Messrs I St John and Gen Thurlow with ceremonies and entertainments. Listings include annual concerts, sales by public auction, and farewells, detailing venues such as Gordimyatrs babs and A bungalow Railway Station. Numerous dates, times, and local sponsors appear amid the dense ad copy.
Damaged OCR reports confuse weather impacts on police court proceedings. It notes high winds and rain delaying events, mentions patient discharges and a medical certificate, and references a 1919 date with unclear details.
A garbled item from a press page mentions Bahar Pehratenied and Tania Anisal in a show misrendered in OCR. The fragment references advertising and public notices and hints at a local event or performance with unclear details and uncertain participants.
A fragmentary transcript outlines council discussion on ambulance service changes and vehicle deployment. The record references the ambulance number 41a and mentions planning, agency coordination, and related budgetary questions amid ongoing committee deliberations.
A correspondent reports a Wednesday incident at a bank where a man named Robert Duff was found dead near the Wells building. Investigators note the distance and a detonator element, with speculation about possible motives. The article describes concern over the victim and mentions a camp, a search for evidence, and various testimonies incomplete due to the damaged text.
Fragmentary report describes a confusing exchange in England involving Heanor and Hampelice Valley with mis-spelled terms. It mentions a fictitious battle scene with raiders, attackers, and several named sounds like Mare, Whitechurch, and Stephan, presenting a chaotic military encounter with damaged details.
An NSW Agency note from Lond claims a general misalignment in payroll and duties. Officials report the New South Wales Agency also handles a temporary assignment with no official annual fee. The wording suggests confusion over a commission and attendance at a related event.
Fragmented OCR text depicts a muddled scene about The Internationale and related movements. It mentions movements, laws, workers, and political tension with unclear names and dates, suggesting a period of unrest and struggle. Entities and specifics are obscured, but the tone hints at labor activism and conflict.
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