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Fragmentary text mentions agents, securities, and a group name but lacks a clear event or outcome. Entities are unreadable, making precise identification impossible.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions agents, securities, and a group name but lacks a clear event or outcome. Entities are unreadable, making precise identification impossible.
A fragmented ad promotes mens flannelette pyjamas at extremely low figures. It emphasizes easy stock and quick availability in Cairn, urging buyers to act now before stock runs out.
Fragmented text indicates Fenwick and Co based in Brisbane with references to Kage Land Separmber and several figures. Mentions Maher and clean cattle, but details are unclear. Some quoted phrases include Sia Arnis 800 penned and Cate A. The overall content is garbled with incomplete names and places.
Brisbane dispatch reports the Premier received a cable from Mr Hunter noting the fee changes used in Queensland trade. The text suggests market prices may rise and expresses uncertainty about future accuracy and the impact on the current rate.
The Brisbane market report records volatile prices with potatoes and wine showing changes. Traders note price maintenance for some items while others rise, and discussions focus on supply conditions and demand dynamics influencing costs.
The record shows copper standard and spot prices around 68 pounds 1 shilling 3 pence, with 3 month contracts near 468 pounds 17 shillings 6 pence and electrolytic at 473 pounds 10 shillings to 474 pounds 10 shillings. Wire and forward prices noted, along with standard and spot figures for other metals and uncertain references to Hind and American electrolytes.
Read in the debate over the Mulgrave strike with union activity blamed for wage suppression. The text alleges manipulation by Gordonvale figures and Mr Murphy, describing efforts to disrupt workers and influence voting patterns to sustain leisure and idle men in Queensland.
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1920s style court or police note mentioning individuals Warby and Gage Aver, with references to burglary, a Wednesday morning appearance, an Industrial Inspector, and an implied plea or attendance. The text is incoherent with numerous garbles and errors.
A scrambled excerpt mentions Yordon Tractors and motor agency details, a compulsory conference at Gordonvale at 2 pm, and shipping plans for Can Berra and Dooms via Melbourne. It also lists various local names, a destruction of property case, a police court plea, fines, and references to community events and a probable church or social gathering.
In a chaotic practice week Seveola trials with Caicos Amateur events on Westley trenag feature. The interwoven report mentions a court scene and a judge as observers note a logging mishap and a demand for fees while a magistrate cautions on proper procedure.
Fragmented report reflects Queensland discussions on British cotton crop guarantees, harbor powers, and water authority acts. Mentions Premier Verner, General secretary, and officials debating trials, costs, and potential retirements amidst broader security and industry concerns.
The fragment lists removal to new premises in Abbott and offers special sizes of cotton singlets, men’s cashmere halle, sateen shirts, and various priced items. It mentions Woodward & Calder as agents and references insurance services including life, marine, and accident coverage by a provincial agency.
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