10 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1912
Page
1
Kursnia arrives in Townsville each Tuesday with departures to qoktows, returns on Wednesday, and a 1L pam for Powe file. Walner arrives Tuesday afternoon from Townsville, forms on Wednesday morning, with 9 -m Yee AVLSN steamers.
Steamers depart Cairns on Wednesday Townsville Thursday Owen and Modsay Friday teach ioe Nristeme Sunday. Continue south to reach Svilley on a fence pe Senday Melbourne for relurg trip on Wednesday epie oulumiay Stane following Tueway arriving Bere Sunday. Imartin¢x arrives from Melbourne tomorrow.
Steamers depart and arrive between ports including Mackay Port Adelaide Sydney Brisbane Townsville and Melbourne. Vessels Mouwalyan Peresrine Guthrie Annaberg Coome Coasts and others feature dates in August with sailings via Hinchinbrook and Hamburg routes toward Hamburg and Cains ports.
Local shop proclaims quality in gems jewellery silver and electro plate ware. It markets mounted real gems in gold settings and artistic ring designs. Claims advanced workshop, expert management, and guarantees watch or jewelry work finished to high standards.
In Melbourne the House discussed Mr Ryrie’s withdrawal of remarks on Gardiner’s propaganda. Mr Higgs proposed two new States from Central and South Queensland. Sinclair urged full inquiries into the Australian butter trade with UK and the impact of the Commerce Act, defending farmers against export duties. He highlighted subsidies for mail and butter carriage, and argued butter producers want only grading reforms. The adjournment passed 27 to 23 amid party lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes skin conditions including Ecoms Pim bis and boils with unclear context. The text lists various afflictions such as chilblains and boils without full sentences or attribution to a patient or event.
Judge Scholes in Melbourne Industrial Court found the North Coast Company wharf laborers guilty of striking by concerted action to halt unloading. The Crown argued the action amounted to a strike. the judge disagreed with the defense. Five pound fines were imposed on nine respondents, with penalties allocated between union officers and individuals.
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