Ships In Cyclone Pounded By Sea And Gale
Vessels off the coast endured a cyclone with huge seas and strong winds. The Adelaide Steamship Company's motor ship Mancora passed the storm centre and endured renewed gales after a brief calm. Passengers faced rain, high swells, and shifting winds as the Manoora sailed from Sydney Saturday and faced worsening conditions near North Belvidere Island.
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Adelaide Steamship Company
Mancora
Sydney
Pum
Belivary Island
Storm on the New South Wales coast from NSS.W cyclone
A cyclone reentered the New South Wales coast between Clarence Head and Port Macquarie. Meteorologist A B Richards warned vessels from Northern Riveria to Sydney and Lord Howe Island would feel effects in the next day or two. Passengers aboard the ship described a tense scene as the gale rose and the deck crew moved to secure areas. The storm’s center passed near the coast with strong winds and rough seas. no deaths were reported.
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New South Wales
Clarence
S Head
Port Macquarie
Meteorologiat
A. 8. Richards
Rivera
Sydney
Lord Howe Gsland
Night Battle With Tropic Gale Over Darwin
Aerial peril described as the Flying Doctor Dr. C Fenton recounts a 500 mile weekend flight from Darwin to reach a station hand with appendicitis, facing storms rain and St Elmo’s fire while navigating an improvised emergency medical mission across vast Northern Territory terrain.
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Darwin
St. Elmo
Northern Territory
C. Fenton
Fenton
Bindaitawis
Freighter's Narrow Escape After Cyclone Off Cape Moreton
An officer aboard the Liverpool freighter Horora describes a 12 hour battle with a cyclone off Cape Moreton on Saturday. The ship ran into the storm at 5pm and did not reach port until 7:80am the next day, with engines damaged but crew reporting no injuries. The vessel faced a near miss with rocks and shoals, while emergency measures and lighting failures tested the crew's endurance.
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Liverpool
Cape Moreton
Sunning Ata Tie
le Baayiy Virdee
Willy Lier Engne
Quelane
Choo Moreian
Belore Ale Rewchiee
Launch wreck in bay near Kovura Point
Fragmentary report notes a launch wrecking in the bay at Kovura Point with multiple names and scattered details. Mentions Wellington Point, Marecon Toland, Johnstohy, McLeod, and Oyster Point context with a minor engine failure and beach search.
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Kovura Point
Moreton Yaling
Dack
Wellington Point
Marecon Toland
Fauich
Tiika
Aura McLeod
Debnacn
Pimps
McLeod
Jonnstan
Ant “Jondton
Coinitamire
Palla
Mt Dy Airs
Strathallan Hove To Waves Mooded during cyclone
Strathallan with 1700 passengers hove to Cape Moreton after a cyclone. The liner rode out gales from Adelaide, anchored as the weather eased, while medical staff treated passengers and crews. Reports describe a chaotic weekend at sea with ships and cargo affected by the storm.
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Strathallan
Cape Morton
Cape Moreton
Armont
Gold Price Standings In London Markets March 6
London metal prices listed March 6 show copper at 42 pounds 2 shillings 5 pence per hundredweight, tin at 1 shilling? unclear per unit, with the pound sterling and franc exchange rates noted against prior closes. The report reflects a subdued metals market with minor changes from Friday.
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London
Stock Market Recap: Stocks Steady as Government Loans Rise
Investment shares held firm on the exchange with government loan activity increasing slightly. Metal shares gained while gold scrip remained dull. Bee Finance and Commerce.
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Stock Exchange
Bane
Bee Finance and Commerce
Hospital Strikes End as Workers Return to Duties
Adelaide report says hospital workers who were on strike despite being fit decided to return to work. Hospital authorities would waive a ruling that wage applications could not be seen by the Industrial Court for 314 weeks, enabling immediate amendment.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Hospital
Stilke
Gallipoli Comrades Meet In Defense Ministry Gathering
The meeting united veterans including Lt Col Norman Marshall and Col Marshall now living in Stanthorpe. They discussed service in the 15th Brigade during Gallipoli and noted their roles with the A.L.F. and the 0th Battalion.
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Etreet
15Th
Norman
Marshall
Gallipall
A.L.F
Erance
Stanthorpe
Mary Cross
Calonsi Marshall
Uhe
Dts
Unions oppose standing army plea for Australia defence
Melbourne report notes unions resist compulsory training and press an independent democratic defense policy. A special motion to the All-Australian Trade Union Congress urged peace alliances as needed, framing defence as a community responsibility rather to state coercion.
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Melbourne
Australia
All-Australian
Trade Union Congress
Drowned in flood kills man near Minnamurra River
A 48 year old man, Weney Maher of Military Road Cremorne, drowned while crossing the Minnamurra River near damberoo during heavy rains. He worked as a relink worker and was swept off his feet by rapidly rising floodwaters. Flood conditions disrupted transport and broad areas suffered inundation as rains eased.
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Sydney
Muniny
Weney Maher
Military Road
Cremorne
Way
Minnamurra
Damberoo
Tuniberus
Shine
Kervieeh
Flood menace passes in Lismore amid rising river
Flood warnings eased as Richmond River in Lismore fell after a day of heavy rain. Water surged into houses on North Lismore and Woodlark Street while shops faced inundation. Four main roads remained impassable and residents awaited further updates as the town braced for more weather.
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Lismore
Montay
Richmond
Rome
Noxh Lismore
Ima
Woodlark Bite
Rowan
Fia
Southey
J.C. Emery
Medecat
Chines
South Coan
Australian primary producers elect leaders in Canberra meeting
At a recent meeting the council debated reducing the administrative levy by one farthing. The All-Australian conference of primary producers in Canberra on April 12 nominated ASP.A. President Senator T W Crawford and Mr S Warner for president of the Australian Producers Association. Vice presidents nominated include Ad-ie Blair Burntall Hamilton Herel Innes McPhail Theodore Warner and Immonda.
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Vane
Mr Muir
Prlmary ‘Producers
Canberra
Asp.a
T. W. Crawford
Warner
Onirns
Bu Producers’ “Association
Messrs. Addie
GR. Blair
Burntall
A . Hamilton
W.R. Herel
H. E. Holling
Alex
Innes
CA. McPhail
Theodore
H. Warner
Choir Demonstrates Temperance Taste With Anthem
At Albert Street Methodist Church last night the choir urged support for a liquor-traffic pledge. Congregants were urged to sign, while the choir performed the anthem O Taste and See, noted as fitting by chairman Mr W A Daily.
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Igorqus
Albert Street
W. A. Dally
Inland Rail Inquiry Eyeing Western Line Link
An interim report on non paying branch lines was submitted to Premier Forgan Smith by the Coordinator General of Public Works after consultation with the State Transport Commission. The joint inquiry considers a new inland line linking western and south western systems, with hearings at Charleville and other western centres and dates in March for several towns.
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Forgan Smith
Public Works
Kemp
State Transport Commission
Tne
Public Works Commission
Brisbane
Charleville
Preponkla
Commusian
Air mail service links Australia and New Zealand
Melbourne reports Australia and New Zealand will be linked by air mail between Sydney and Auckland within three months. Three Empire flying boats for Tasman crossings are being built at Short Bros in Rochester. The Austrailes and Australie will join the Anieros in tests, each carrying 17 passengers and 1.5 tons of mail. Civil aviation officials say directional stations at Sydney and Lord Howe Island will be ready when the service starts.
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Melbourne
Australia
New Zealand
Sydney
Auckland
Tasman
England
Rendy
Short Bros
Rochester
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Pete Ani
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Telly
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REX
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King
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Tare
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Mulake
Iit
Burne
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Buloio
Paaunana New Guiness
Pinkenna Wharf
ST Bydney
TLM
Pone
Batavia
Gam
Carpenter
Dihumea
Miso
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Kanana
Tom Byaney
Douglas
London Metal Market
Gallipoli
Marco
Grvoa
Hunter Valley
O'Keefe Keuateyaan
J.P Keogh
BK. Copley
WA Brand Ald
J.B. Edwards
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Yond
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