14 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 14, 1914
Page
1
Fragmented readable items mention multiple names such as Williamsom, Morris, Sewell, and Candireh. Also appears to reference places like Halifax and Charters Towers with scattered town or person references. No coherent event or outcome to card.
AURNS PHILP CO ships, including SimiTan Musgrave, visit Townsville weekly, bound for Cooktown and returning midweek. Palmer departs Townsville weekly, traveling via river ports to Townsville, with Cairns and other ports on a rotating schedule. The AUS steamers sail to Townsville, Bowen, Mackay, Port Alma, and Brisbane, then continue south to Sydney and Melbourne before returning to Melbourne and Townsville.
Steamers depart Cairns on Wednesday with stops at Townite and Hosen and Moccee on Friday, reach Brisbane Sunday, proceed to Sydney Thursday and Wel wouTNe Sunday, return from Mel squane on Weliasder for a Saturday return to this port.
A fragment notes Howard Sut Uo involved with Strvtan Steamships, indicating a publication snippet about personnel or events at the company. Details are incomplete but point to a possible personnel or transit matter within the steamship concern.
Australians arriving in Europe in early year report growing inflows and hopeful weather as March begins with mild days. Submarine trials near Australia attract limited access while Mawson’s return garners headlines before further expedition coverage. An Australian Intelligence Branch is created to centralize blue books and reports for easier public access.
An British newspaper item reports an extensive search for Earl Grey after his disappearance. An advertisement in the agony column offered a reward for information leading to his whereabouts or any reliable tips. Grey was later located in Melbourne. his return was announced with details and timing.
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