Comfortable accommodation for saloon passengers
Tol. 258. Dhily & Co. Agents offer deck cabin space for a limited number of saloon passengers aboard.
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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 18, 1936
Page
2
Tol. 258. Dhily & Co. Agents offer deck cabin space for a limited number of saloon passengers aboard.
In loving memory of Murry Siwg who passed away on May 18. Local and general notes report Friday weather with a southeast breeze, temperatures 82 high and near 60, and cargo ships unloading and loading at Townsville and Downsville. Also mentions market updates on tomatoes and the Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds.
Royal Air Force flying boat reaches Darwin after a six hour leg to Australia with ten aboard. Major Brackley and Mr Trndeon Fyxh among officials on board, weather praised, refueling planned at Bowen and next leg to Gladstone. Local officials greet the party on the jetty and discuss fuel arrangements.
A man and his crew claim a sea serpent about eight feet long surfaced off a coral shelf near Hook Island. The creature, described as a Fouke eel type with a transparent dorsal web, was hauled to the surface but the dinghy capsized, and the monster drowned in heavy seas. Interest grows in museum authorities, noting similar reports from Chomas Inland.
A major charity event planned for Thursday May 21 features a series of dog races and dances across Australian cities to aid distressed Stafford and Soldiers. Lord and Lady Governors, Governor General and Prime Minister attend as patronage. Led by Miro ALN. White, the effort includes donations from the Press of Australia and a large number of volunteers.
A Shell display provoked wide interest as the public witnessed a flying demonstration. A company showcased a talking picture device and related sequences, with observers in Australia and other regions noting the spectacle.
A court session led by Judge Byrne heard a defendant plead guilty to unlawful possession and received a 1 year term with hard labor. Donita Jolly Ferguson, a farmer, appeared as witness. police testimony noted a 12 year old being handled per local act. The matter involved a Warrants notice under Section 4oaf, with remand for eight days observed.
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