Orient Line of Royal Mail Steamers
Orient Line of Royal Mail Steamers sails from London each week. Vessels call at regular intervals and service routes are announced for season schedules and passenger expectations.
22 Jun 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail And Burnett Advertiser
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
1
Orient Line of Royal Mail Steamers sails from London each week. Vessels call at regular intervals and service routes are announced for season schedules and passenger expectations.
The entry identifies a location at Woongarra Battery near the Catholic Church with a private address at Prong 138. It records a specific landmark based address detail without additional context or events.
A damaged OCR fragment from Biron Massachusetts mentions a commercial section and several unreadable names and places. The text includes references to a club, motel, and towing related terms, but most items are garbled and cannot be confidently identified.
James Rankin and associates advertise as galvanised iron workers and plumbers, listing tin smithing, copper work, piping, and water fittings. They claim prompt service and express contract to Melulaguim on Domeos Street, Sundabrag.
Fragmentary OCR lists assorted items with crude prices and quantities including powder tins ironbark pumpkins and baskets. Items appear jumbled with misread names and units, showing prices like 4/8 and 2/5, suggesting an old shop ledger or market tally.
Local notice proclaims Murray's Creek Hotel run by Wesster as the proprietor. The ad touts coast line appeal with rustic features and mentions pasta dishes and beverages. Customers are invited to visit the hotel noted for its distinctive styling and waterside setting.
Fragmentary OCR text describing a proprietor or business notice. It references shore travel, payments, stocking, and vague procedural notes. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions can be identified for a precise summary.
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