Shipping News Arrivals and Passenger Lists
June entries list ships Peregrine from North and Wysndre from Cairns with passengers including Mr and Mrs Cash and Misa E OToole. Additional passengers named for Pamengere Moore H Ingram A Engheh W Temple Josi J T Aitken F E Leggett and steerage. Other vessels Wodonga Malbourna and Wodonge Caline with mixed passenger lists and steerage.
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Persgrine
North
Mrz Cash
Wysndre
Cairns Win Port
Pamengere
Moore H. Ingram
A. Engheh
W. Temple
Wodonga
Malbourna
Peasongere
Mrs Farnham
Fours Josi
J. T. Aitken
F. E. Leggett
Local and General GUS St Leon's Circus Opens Bowen
Bowen residents welcome the St Leon's Circus led by Mr Frank Bamfield with 18 star artists including William Y Wirth Adele La Belle Marie and the Renfrews. Booking opens Wednesday 1 am to 3 pm with no extra charge. Also noted is probate of the will of George Frederick Davine of Proserpine with Cecil Beauchamp Davies named executor.
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Gus
ST. Leon's
Bowen and
Frank Bamfield
William Y. Wirth
Adele la Belle Marie
M. Soley
Renfrews
Soles
Senorita Phillips
Honey V. Dudge
Chico
St. Leon
Hough Woon van
George Frederick Davine
Proserpine
Chas
Norrie
Supreme Court
Cecil Beauchaonp
Twiee Davies
Bowen
Mevare Hotha
Wilson
Ryan
Townsville Court Adjourns Deissler Case to June 27
Townsville police court remanded Joseph Deissler on two charges of larceny involving sums of £27 and £150, both property of James Simpson Love, with bail set and follow up hearing adjourned to June 27 on application by Senior Sergeant Seymour. Other items mention local notices, transport, medicine ads, and community reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Joseph Deissler
James Simpson Love
Clarters Towers
Seymour
Lew
Miessra Roberts
Barnett
Chamberlain
Burns, Philp & Co
Bowen
Jupp
Proserpine
Towneville visits and islander imports in local notes
Social notes report Ray Matthews leaving Friday for Towneville. Bundaberg men T Molter, T Huntz, J Paetz tour islands aboard Mr Darwen's yacht Irene. Moller sells Bundaberg cooperage and seeks speculation with Mol ler and Hunter. Morrow will of Brandon proved at £383. Railway staff plan a collage for FE C Merchant widow's fellow worker killed in yards. All Blues vs Sub mar ines game forecast with team lists. Ten people in Port Douglas failed enrolment penalties under Commonwealth Electoral Act. Local cinema programs and theatre openings teased amid weather and tonic ads.
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Ayr
Bowen To
Townsville
Thureday
Frianda
J. Hunter
Mears W. Parker
M. O’brien
W. Gry
T. Jones
Darweo
Uoter
Froserpine
Carrisga
Bowen
Prosarpine
Devad
School of Artd
A. Kelly
the Provident
Menirs
G. C. Muller
E Kelly
J. Bethel
Society
H. A. Kelly
Muller
Chamberlain
Burns
Philp A Go
G. W. Jupp
Ray Matthews
Towneville
Messrs
T. Molter
T. Huntz
J. Paetz
Bundaberg
Darwen
Irene
Moller
Wondaberg
Puetz Ban
Moller and Hunter
Norse F. Gordon
Mackay
Mia FE. C. Merchant
Letter Responds to Town Common Billing and Fees Debate
A Burntoot correspondent counters a prior letter by Rutepayer, denying personal stake in the Town Common and opposing new stock depasturing fees. He cites council by laws of 1914, partial fencing, lack of water, and calls for proper fencing and water before any licensing changes. The letter urges community discussion and warns against punitive charges on residents with small herds.
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Rutepayer
Maxey
Gol Gazetta
Gommon
Ranger
Fay
Lonyab On
Otlidary
Aleo
Tage
DANO
Treally
Henry Prion
To be Editor Sir A brief note on space and tone
To be Editor Sir, you have given me quite ample space and fair notice of time. I submit a concise reply outlining my aim to contribute with clarity, restraint, and respect for readers, within the paper’s established standards.
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Guim
Ick. Org
Mickory
Mackay Wharf Crop Yields Plunge From Last Year
A damaged OCR fragment notes Mackay wharf crop output dwindling to 27 800 tons, down from 43 900 last year and 15 000 in a prior period, with figures tangled. The report mentions towers and 440 000 but details are unreadable.
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Mackay
Gong
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General Merchants
Sellars & Coote
Grogery
A. Fire
Accidema Live Stock
Ero
George Turner
Loca
Acuxte Insveanor
AusTraura
Lrp
Queen IT
Brisbane
Tad Ot Sybqet
Taighoom EA
Hold Warenours
Bowen Tnate
A.U.S.N. Co., Ltd
Macnax
Brower
Townevit
Cumre
Bingeera
Briabane
Adelaide
Frewantly
Korande
Otone Mondsy
River Porta
Cmrnos
Port
Douglas
Cooktown
Buva
Gulf
C. R. Swiss Davies
Herbert Street
W. S. Palmer
Ciry Markers
Sydney
N.B
Australian Steamships Limited
Howard Smith Limited
Royal Mail Line
Commonwealth
Peregrine
T.O.B
Moarilyan
Lass O’ Gowne
Riso
Betsbane
Piss'Top
Wis Gindstone
Port Alma
Serulom
Aeld
Buen
Lf A.m
Thoom
Merinda
P.m
J. Gillespie
Halliday—Rainbird
Presbyterian Manse
James Gillespie Thomas Hillier
Robert Halliday
South Australia
Selina Susan
John Rainbird
Adelaide Steamship Co., Ltd
Geantala
Wollowera
Transhipping Ab Melbourne
Wot
Ticketaipbarch Bie
Aus.n
Bergliaustralia Ltd
Shipping News
Peregrineg
South
Mandarmnos Fil
Palgree
Musara L
Noth
Gregory Street
Dio
Satorpay
Alderson
Aleron
Shack
Carlton
Strathbosie
Nopethy
Bya
Light Brigade
RE. D. Graham
J. Graham
Collins Street
Melbourne
Grahan
Calvo
Alexandria
All Blues
AN Blues
H. Farrington
W. Gray
T. Hunter
J. Gaffog Hind
W. Darwen
K. Pope
G. Hare
M. O'Brian
W.W. Collins
Y. Riley
A. Landon
W. Parker
J. Sapend
J. Tweoh
Tanya
Ben
Rodgers Corbett
Bhon
Gratiem
Foran
Wren Nicol
G. Rodgers
Mawhid
Goat Graham
Croas
Rameey Empr
Gaffney
Winton
Sincrariats
Pursell
Garlston
Young
Smathurat
Gelly
Cau
Andrews
Andy
Hunt
Simon
Kiley
Kamebotham
Sanders
J. — Bryant
Eulier
Greer
Commonwealth Electoral Prosecutions
Cardl
Port Douglas
Herbert
O. T
O.T
C. H. Short
Reg. P.M
Joe Pong
Hay
Mary Mullaney
Johnsons Empire
Good Pictures
Wesday
Bill
Broad Way
Empire
Ould Fook
Shelton
Robert Philp
Palmer Bros
General Drapers
W. Smith
Powell Street
Kennedy Hospital
C. Still
Tradre
Artior Pott
Burntoot
Lune
Bawen
Denison
Tam
Mme
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