Mosquito Nets for Comfortable Sleep Offered
Local shop promotes Mesis double thread mosquito nets promising a comfortable and refreshing night. The product emphasizes durability and mesh quality for better sleep.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
7
Local shop promotes Mesis double thread mosquito nets promising a comfortable and refreshing night. The product emphasizes durability and mesh quality for better sleep.
Special offer notes a new 120 inch mosquito net priced at 29 dollars per yard with 0 inch and 104 inch specifications and mention of yard quantities, indicating a promotional sale for outdoor nets. The item names suggest a hardware or camping supply context and a bulk yard pricing emphasis.
Fragmented notice lists Morwick Morstet Pontier service times. References Rev Cyril and various liturgical items. Mentions mass on Sunday and near stock, with stray phrases about church activities and a Holy Communion service.
A brief church notice appears in a local ad segment for St Andrews Presbyterian Church with a small financial figure and a terse message. The readable text is fragmented but identifies the church name and a tiny amount.
Fragmentary OCR notes show price movements in maize markets and references to local meetings in Glasgow and London. Mentions include Harishawe Ley 28 Rama Street market happenings and a Pan Communist meeting in Tower Court with unclear details.
A garbled OCR page fragment describes a serious charge at a police station involving a minor and several names, with scattered references to a funeral, church choir, and other local details. The legibility is poor, but the piece centers on a courtroom or police action and community responses.
Fragmentary notice from Svendsen Ltd describes a service at St Monica’s Church with references to a Margaret and events at a street location. The text is garbled but indicates a funeral or related ceremony with embalming services by the firm.
The piece argues that Communist agitators seek to stall industry to foment revolution. It criticizes their focus on transport and stagnation, claiming they exploit unemployment to provoke disruption. The article notes widespread fear across the community of radical agitation.
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at tides and lunar data with references to first quarter, measurements, and possible water-based observations. Specifics are unclear, but the note notes a half moon phase and numerical values, suggesting a primitive astronomical or tidal record.
A faulty supply chain delays the Bone Crushing Plant project in the city. Officials cite late parts for the primary crusher and connections to the new wharf and water service as factors pushing back opening timelines. As a result, work near Lyon's Sawmill area stalls while crews await essential components to resume construction and support canal and harbor needs.
Vague report of a disorderly meeting near the harbor discussing the land clearing and dredge work tied to a federal inspection. The chaotic session touched on repairs, safety, and funding, with attendees arguing over timelines and responsibilities while delays affected planned campaigns and local projects.
Advertised events list upcoming activities across September and October including dances, tennis, theater, and sport gatherings. Notices mention SEU host events, school functions, and community group meetings with dates, venues, and organizers. details appear fragmented but indicate a busy fall schedule across multiple locations.
A censored or garbled text fragment references interviews and various proper names such as Hew Ruts, Satie, Assad, Ambilatee Miva, and others. It resembles a heavily corrupted historical newspaper snippet with scattered mentions of interviews, people, places, and possible political context, but is largely unreadable and contains many incoherent segments.
A chaotic scene unfolds as the city council battles an epidemic effecting attendance and decision making. Officials report stretched staff, delayed agendas, and strained resources while efforts to maintain orderly operations continue amid rising concerns and external pressures.
In a crowded industrial meeting at Atherton on Wednesday, leaders from the North Queens and Fimbr Amocia cooperatives were elected to guide the sector through postwar challenges. The convened assembly, held with industry officials and local interests, backed a plan to reform licensing, stabilize power supply, and secure funding for modernization.
Unclear text reports a Senate session ending after a heated debate on federal supply. Mentions Senator Givens and references to presidential considerations, with fragmented phrases indicating votes and procedural steps. Safer, non-graphic summary of fragmented OCR.
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