Explorers Gilbert and Mitchell Across A Long Australian Trail
A fragmented narrative recounts the Gilbert and Mitchell expeditions across northern Australia. It traces their route from the Darling Downs toward the coast, detailing river systems such as the Gilbert watershed, Leichhardt and the Daintree area, and mentions encounters with Indigenous peoples. The passage notes dangers, survival feats, and the explorers’ crossing of the region toward Port Essington, with references to historical figures like Leichhardt and Calvert and to later survey work by the Australian Geological Survey.
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Gilbert
Mitchell
Nassau
Sinet
Leichhardt
Burdekin
Gall
Perth
Staaten
Mischell
Sap Teoras Michell
Giibert Tee
Ce Toe Narty
Linker Sigtien
Calvert
Romer
Silbert
Charley
Shadow
Vaughn
Mac Donald
Taos
Mac- 1
Carpentaria Donat Sale
Avory Sterwares
Grezery
Pri
Shere
Albert
Unione
Marty
Jardine Ete Endilins
Wien
Carrertatia Days
Hckhorsen
York
Gilbert Popes
Lee
Putstavion
Mekimron
Creu
Berry Hn
Henry
Richard Daintree
Tvelinine
Finasetan
Spd
Morthern
Evar
Gilbert Thet
Guherton
Greer Weice
de Taney
Beveritee Cine
Croydun
Georgetown
Einasleigh
Seinedon
Eiraxleigh
Bowne
Bete Teen
Lalu
Dein Downs
Tee Fabeert
Sipe Tomelling
Dhe
Sivenes Daly
Maren
Robert Etheridae
Erie
Aagiratian Museum
Rome
Aie
Eines
Patacont
Eden
Science
Sevantien
NEMA
Steve
Inetieetas
Darwin
Huxley
Qwest
Saleh
Queensland
Sor
Ame
Ieee Ata Cron Ou
Yieba Pe
Price Of Wool Market Update In Perth And Tasmania
The report outlines wool price trends and buyer activity across Australian and Tasmanian markets. It notes shipping costs, value fluctuations, and average prices by region with figures for several buyers and producers. the tone reflects market briefing and price quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Crea
Tasmania
Seasonal loom promising in swest and far states
Fragmented OCR text describes seasonal loom promising, rainfall patterns across Western Australia and South Australia, with references to tropical weather, quaran tine zones, and mentions of figures like Etheridge and Ramsay. It also covers geological surveys, Australian Museum records, and honors for scientists.
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Sedfland
Londin
London Museum
Jack
Bainbareh
Queensland
Etheredge
New Guinea
Etheridge
Australis
Department of Mines
Muspur
Wilkiran
David
Geological Survey of
Ramsay
Igdur
Durig
Tus
Etheridgeseller
Royal Society of New South ‘Wales
Clark
Mueller
Censorship Drives War Mail Efforts Across Australia
Wartime censorship officials describe vast mail and telegram screening to block enemy intelligence. They note millions of letters and thousands of cable messages cross Australia weekly, with 50 foreign languages translated and inspected to prevent leaks and panic.
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Austre An
Penwt
Australia
Oversea
Cous
Spd
Santa
Tsaspor
Subariner
Ian Malls
Tiderent Pang Ray
Senate
Mnie
Tepae
Tate
Severs
Ciweltyc
Nim
Nim of the Shebthey
Iectre Grersee
British Missionary Benson Released By Japanese
Peiping April 1 The Japanese Embassy announces the release of Mr Allen Benson a British missionary arrested August 27 on suspicion of earning an anti Japanese secret. Benson worked for the Assembly of God Mission at Kalgan northeast of Peiping. Twenty Chinese were arrested with him. Non Japanese sources had said he merely directed a Chinese Bible study class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sociated Press
Peiping
Allen Becaom
Benson
Brisah Assembly of God
Kalgan
CHILLAGOE NOTES Maren 31 and personnel changes described
Fragmented notes mention Mr T Gladstone associated with Jack and Newell's Lid, a wranatorred term, and references to a week with wife and child Dot Wait. Mentions relinquishing a position and leaving by car for Edmonton. Includes vague notes of relatives Mr A Walt and a Towne visit during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
T Gladstone
Jack and Newell
Lid
Mims
Jack
Newell Lid
Edmonton
A Walt
Australias wartime manpower expansion and naval build up
An article discusses expanding divisions for ATP style mobilization, Austeans and Allied forces planning broader production. It notes Austra lian defence needs, naval expansions, and manpower demands as wartime stakes rise. The piece cites governments, ministers, and military authorities projecting increased conscription and industrial output to sustain war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunralis
ATP
Colnaml
Impoes
Porting
Hundreas
Erste
Ted Siecin
Wwe
Australie
Ria
van Mir Merzioe
Scope for Trade With Us A and Wartime Voices
Fragmented text discusses US trade scope and wartime policy, naming multiple figures and places with unclear syntax. Mentions Annete Maenea and Brian Daly among others, and references to American neutrality, possible prefects, and international relations. The excerpt is garbled, offering partial names and phrases without coherent events or dates.
Fragmented OCR Poem Items and Auction Mentions
Fragmented text from a newspaper page references poetic fragments and an auction. Mentions include various names like Vine Spriggs and Fintan, plus notices about stages and patrons. The piece blends scattered references to programs, specials and international terms, with unclear chronology.
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Inia
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Guatiers’ Ofinton
Wrattlea
Norenal
Tee
Gippeiana
Queenslant
Berein
Suu'h
West Darling
Tasman
Cenboes
Treasery
Jantzen
Uvelew Sheen
Areincras
Ebertie Reni
Blacklance
Elaene Kay Barhinat
Payal
Webb & Atcherds
F.heatley & Sons Pty. Ltd
Nnisfls Leading House
Flurnishers
Edith Street
Innisfail
Frese
Lon
Rashers
Nestle
Tins Feam
Iti
the. Lour
Réile
Bot
Bran Fashel
Sid
Pollard ‘Bushel
Atherton
Australias
Chillagoe Notes
Prmnowal
Rernnagion Forenrn
She Colas Fatma GS
Anette
Tremingien
Je van Daly
Poe
Haliane Gove
Ana
Roe
Pete Nees
Ipena Ax Stein
Northern Builders’ Supplies Pty
Cairns
Babinda, Inntsfatl
Sitty
Waite Today
Inside Information
D.S.F. Corps
DSF
Epperite
Park Lane
Pany de Faye
Halle
Keen
D.S.F. Mustard
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