Shipping Movements and Arrivals for the Week
Shipping movements detailed with steamer departures from Sydney and Cairns, routes to London, Torres Straits, and Melbourne. Vessels include Aldeniac, Graceful, Mackay, and others with expected arrivals at Port Melbourne, Hobson, and Sydney across the week, with return schedules noted for several ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewo
Ile
Ules
Sutanday
Teeth
Mackay
Tierbang
Bains Iu
Thoralay
Sylleery
Boem
Treiay
Seary Morming Bight
Matunga
Sydney
Rowe
Popud
God Singepere
Iuteaure
Torres Straus
Limes
London
Dee
Camm
Travel Schedule Fragments for Townsville Based Trade Group
The text outlines a cryptic itinerary with names such as Gaby and Bombala and cities including Townsville Melbourne and Port Douglas. It mentions departures from Townsville toward April and May, with references to Melbourne and Port Douglas and a sequence of travel days including Friday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aicomers
Townsille
Dey
Arrie Macsay Samlay GerDudy
Keppel
Brospeme Boeweyght
Breme Det Gay
Loveville
Gaby
Townsmille
Mel Bourne
Bombala
Tuwartille
Melbourne
Cooma
Townsville
Belune
Lass
Atti
Tuwneville
Eves Oon
Port Douglas
Fearsley and Co Plan Early May Voyage to Continental Ports
Fearsley and Co Newmunster will depart Townsville in May, heading for continental ports. The vessel Vailsan is listed in the itinerary with Eastbound departure planned around May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmunster
Amd
Townsville
Vailsan
Australia and Britain vow aid to build empire backbone
A rain soaked procession at Adelaide Wharf featured mounted constables and locals marching under banners while officials and a crowd gathered. The central display, led by Mr Page for Australia natives supporters, formed a hollow square around a platform as civic leaders spoke of defending empire and building a 15 year foundation for growth and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Gricais
Australia
Great Britain
Es Bewy
Wet Track Dawns A Confused Local Sports Meet
The afternoon sports programme proceeded under damp and unsteady conditions as many left the ground. Officials and volunteers struggled to run 86 events on a sloppy track with mud and poor footing. Final results covered novice and handicaps in 700 and 120 yard races, plus a Sheffield Handicap, with Newburn and Boden among top finishers. The day closed with a smoke concert in Shire Hall and festive decor, ending with loyal toasts and cheering crowds.
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Semmes
Hogan
T. Dillon
Micosrn F
L. Cochrele
Jeiges
Miver
Newburm
B. McGuigam
W. T. McGugan
M. Walsh
J. D. Bireh
Boreham
W. Pees
Horsham
Geary
W. JL Mctilligan
W. Newbern
J. J. Sheme
Yoo
P_ Doherty
J. Boden
T. Mason
Cooper
Newburn
Leberty
Boden
Sheffield
W. Newburn
P. Doherty
W. Geary
P. J. Kearney
Newbarn
Doherty
Saan’ Pearson
Hare
Kelly
Jam Tim
Peeress “Crummy
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Earnney & Co. Ltd
Bbi
China Navigation
Cairns
Ls, Phil & Co
Limated
Ki Milaide Ul Vues i. Limited
Cairon
Thureday
Hiowen
Mackey
Hrosbeee
Luke Wouth
Syumey
Thorney
Aoste Bourne
Tuesay
Graciala
Tom Meare
Buward Smith
O_ LIMITED
Fearsley and CO
Baskens
Queenslan
Sveck
San Patt
Craig
G. B. Raines
Ana
Marvey G. Draper
F.W
School OF Arts, Dains
Baxter-Tyrie
Council
Abbott Street
Fred. &. Anderson
General Commission
Coiom Assurance
Abbott Calnna
Jeoha
Hellway
Intest
Herbbeetos
Bulcock Cros
Spence Street
Neadies
D. Headrick
Sele Agest Cairn and District
E. HORNSBY @ SONS, LTD
Lake Street
Caires
Telephems
Acther Hl. Clarke
John Grifiths &Sea
Mcleod Street
Cainse
Telephones Ma
Ple Wilkinson
Jack & Sewell
General Merchants
Berwerung & Commit Agents
Carns
A. J. Draper
Hanson & Sons
Cairun
R. T
Foggitt, Jones and Co., Ltd
Fred Taylor
Cycle
Fhonoceafh
Primus
P.O
Phioes
Fike
Bolland
Mennin
the Sports
Shire Hall
Szi
Mackay & Co's. Ltd
Evan Weed
OLR
Abbott
Federal
Joe Emanuel
Kilpatrick & Co. Butchers
McCracken's
Carlton
Tress & Co
R. H. Kelly
Bott Street