Shipping records list Arumst 23 Kurenda voyage details
Captain Raven sails from Townsville with passengers Mesdames Inglis and Hul bern Mes Co ndren Fitzgerald Miss J Joddwell and others including S W Ferry Ingles Lely Condren A J Creagh W Thorbern W Sorenson and Constable Chant. Gurns Philp and Co Limited act as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurenda
Raven
Townsville
Mesdames
J. Inglis
Wm. Hulbern
Condren
Fitzgerald
J. Joddwell
S. W. Ferry
Ingles
L. Lely
A. J. Creagh
W. Thorbern
W. Sorenson
Constable Chant
J. Appoo
Movements of Vessels and Schedules
Burns, Philp, & Co. Limited ships Keranda arrive Tuesdays for Fort Douglas and Cooktown then depart 1 o’clock for Townsville. AU S.N. steamers sail from Tarns Saturday to Townsville Sunday, Bowen and Mackay Tuesday, Brisbane Thursday, then proceed to Sydney Monday and Melbourne Thursday. Return trips depart Melbourne Saturday, Sydney Thursday, Brisbane Saturday, arriving there the following Thursday. Wyrcome is due from the south of Thorsiany.
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Keranda Arriv
Fort Douglas
Cooktown
Townsville
AU S.N
Tarns
Bowen
Mackay
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Wyrcome
Thorsiany
Steamers travel schedule from Cairns to Brisbane and Sydney
Steamers depart Cairns on Wednesday and Townsville on Thursday reaching Brisbane on Sunday. They proceed to Sydney on Thursday and then leave Sydney on Saturday, with plans to reach Brisbane the following Tuesday or Sunday. Morialta is dining from the south of Sunday.
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Cairns
Townsville
Brisbane
Sydmey
Sydney
Prisbane
Morialta
Sundey
Shipping Schedule Details for Amshire Limited
Steamers depart Townsville Saturday and reach Mackay Sunday morning then Port Alma Sunday night and Brisbane Tuesday morning. Return from Brisbane Wednesday to Sydney Friday and Melbourne the following Monday. leave Melbourne Wednesday and return to Sydney Friday then Brisbane Monday. Mourilyan serves Townsville Tuesdays, sails 7 pm to Port Douglas and Cooktown, returns Wednesday, and Townsville-bound next day. Lass o Gowrie comes from Townsville Sundays and leaves Tuesday at 5 30 pm, return leg on the same journey.
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Townsville
Mackay
Port Alma
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Townevile
Mourilyan
Port Douglas
Cooktown
Lass o'Gowrie
Townsee
Fearnley and Co Leads Taiyuan and A O Line Arrival
Fearnley and Co along with Taiyuan and A O Line plan arrivals from Hong Kong via the ports on or about August. The notice notes shipping activity and upcoming port calls with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S& Taiyuan
A.O. Line
Hong Kong
Goth Auust
Pot
Astronomical Phases and Timings for August
The notes list key Moon phases and event times: First Quarter on August 7 at 7.06 am and 7.3 pm perigee. Full Moon on August 12. Last Quarter on August 20 at 10.55 pm. Minor inconsistencies present in the timings.
Commercial sale report from St Fenwick and Coy
Fragmented notes describe lambs and merino wethers sold at various prices to buyers including J Power Chitton W Tint and H Robertson Dalby. Counts indicate 270 head sold with prices around 4 10 per piece. overall demand described as strong and good interstate sales activity noted.
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Fprisbane
Verumi
St. Fenwick and Coy
Lambe
Sccoun
J. Power
Chitton
Lambs
Accmuol
Merina Wethere
MacTaggarts Stock Report From Brisbane
MacTaggarts stock report from Brisbane notes August 235 figures for sheep and beef. It records 7 sheep penned and sold around 14h with prices around 14d per pound, merino producers selling 19 to 20s 4d, average 10s 9d, 1.0 bar. Beef prices show 40s per pound with extra prime 44s. Bullocks from Kilcay sold at 224s 24d, average 19s 11d 4d.
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Brisbane
MacTeggert
Cate
Kilcay
Coastal Racing Stables Race Card Lines
A fractured catalog of race entries lists horses such as Bonnie Dundee Bonnie North Brilliant Deeps New Brilliant Freetevids New Minnie Moxham Queen Gross Victory St. Andrews St. Mungo Volcan Bowen Caal with various weights and fees noted. The garbled text shows a lineup and betting terms typical of a period card from a Scottish or British track.
Towers Hi CH Avuguet 23 Crs Geld Sing Crushing 200 Tons
Report describes a mining operation with 200 ton crushing capacity, 66 ton s for 100 oz of gold, and details of ore formation and footwall measurements. Mentions several drill or vein readings and levels with stone quality notes.
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Towmers
Avuguet
Geld Sing Orp
Fardon
Petty
Ue Ieaiaghe
Racehorse and Quarry Notes From Bowen River Meet
A fragmented racing ledger lists horses such as Hampden St Mongo Tyrconnell Oaks and Thompson’s Oaks with prices, weights, and placings. It notes entries for Tyrconnell Extension and Bowen River Cox and references the Bowen Coal and Coke Co Ltd and Cairns Preterce in an industrial context.
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Acee Corelia
Hampden
Mt. Cuthbert
St. Mongo
St. Andrew
Ifm Vaiicrn
Lede Mill
Gilmore
Onl
Syd Hill End Amal
Imma Con
Mareeba Trol
Tyrconnell
Syd
Con
Mijnnic Moxham
Oaks
Thompson's Oaks
Bowen River
Bowen Coal and Coke Co. Ltd. O
Cairns Preterce
Fofis
Metal Market in Sydney Reports London Quotations
The Australian Metal Exchange notes August 22 London middle quotes with copper standard spot at £1100 per ton, three months £107.108, lead spot £29 17s 6d, spelter forward £147, tin spot £1 25s 6d, three months £170 25s 6d, silver spot 31s 0.16d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australian Metal Exchange
London
Inspector Quinn Assigned to Cairns Police District
Inspector Quinn arrives from the south to lead Cairns police district and is described as an experienced, courteous officer with a strong record of service across the State. Public confidence is expected to continue under his command and his tenure in Cairns is anticipated to be satisfactory and successful.
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Quinn
Cairns
The Most Reliable Soldier in the Regiment of Cough Cares
An advertisement extols Craig's special Cough Syrup rich with White Pine and Tar. It recalls its first introduction a decade ago as a pronounced success and claims continued faithful use has effected a cure, urging sufferers to obtain it through Cosig Chemist Calvan.
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Craig
Calvan
Do Without Week in Cairns Sparks Parade and Events
A Cairns event titled Do Without Week culminates Saturday with a 2 p.m. parade from the drill shed led by the band to the park for a sports programme and Gordon Club display. A ladies refreshment stall and a social dance at Hibernian Hall follow, with free hall and tickets.
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Cairns
Gordon Club
Hibernian Hall
W. Moody
T. P. Smith
Hibernian Committee
Undemocratic cries and the meaning of democracy
The article examines the word undemocratic and asks what democracy really means. It argues that democracy is not fixed and depends on the will of the people, noting that terms like undemocratic shift with public opinion. It challenges anti conscription and urges testing policy against popular decision.
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Universal Services
England
League of Democratic Control
Legal high court notes on defended cases and costs
On Wednesday morning before the court heard defended cases D McKinnon v Kelly and Butler for goods sold and delivered amounting to £23 19s 6d with costs £2 6s Armstrong Ledlie and Stillman v Mrs Blaney goods sold and delivered for £17 70s and related costs listed in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Heeee
D. McKinnon
Kelly and
Butler
Armstrong
Cairns Shire Council Postpones Farewell and Meeting News
The Cairns Shire Council postpones the farewell to Mr A J Giteon to 5 PM next Tuesday while its ordinary monthly meeting remains at 7 30 PM tomorrow. The report notes gate incidents at Cairns pound yard and a local public holiday declared for Mareeba and Looker.
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A. J. Giteon
Cairns Shire Counci
Cairns Shire Council
Barron
Mareeba
Fi- Lookra
Isstead
Koch Fever Mixture Claims Strong Demand Despite Costs
The article states Dr. Kochs Fever Mixture is the sure remedy for malaria and notes rising demand as its value becomes known. It lists bottles priced at 4/ and 3/ with postage extra, by proprietor Robert Craig, Chemist, Cairne Dont Argus. It also mentions Pineapple brand winning first prize at a Brisbane show and praises J C Hutton Pty Ltd for quality. A Cairns Town Council meeting discusses erecting iron spires and movable percolation concerns at the Adelaide Coys offices amid a troubling note on veranda activity.
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Linaurum
Craig
Cairns
Koch
Dr. Koch
Robert Craig
Cairne
Brisbane
Eny
Adelaide Coys
Maize on the Wharf at Cairn Harbour Boards Debate
At Cairn Harbour Board executive meeting Mr Pease questioned liability for maize on the wharf not shipped but sold to coal. The secretary expressed doubt over harbour dues and Mr Pease moved to obtain legal advice from the board's solicitors.
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Cairn Harbour Board
Pease
Cairns Town Clerk Reports Protests Over Leper Policy
The town clerk forwards a message to Cairns representative Mr. W McCormack detailing a Home Secretary inquiry. Residents protest segregation of suspected lepers at Trinity Hospital and urge immediate transfer to Leper Bay, with future suspects sent there upon discovery.
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A. Wilkinson
W. McCormack
Cairns
Home Secretary
Trinity Hospital
Leper Bay
Cairns Inlet
Queensland Referendum Considered On Hotel Closing Hours
Brisbane August debate shows Beenteall pushing a special referendum on six o'clock hotel closing for the current period and six months after. Fowles accuses government of withholding a Defence Ministry letter urging earlier closing. Debate proceeds and Appropriation Bill passes as session ends.
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Brisbane
Beenteall
Beathkes
Queensland
Fowles
Defence
Pearce
N.S. Wales
Brentnall
Queensland Assembly Debates Sugar Policy and Premier’s Service
In Brisbane August 22, the Legislative Assembly pondered sugar pricing as a remedy for Industry Court conditions. Mr. Ryan said raw sugar purchases by the Commonwealth Government can be adjusted without its consent. A discussion on Premier’s wartime service was noted but referred to the recruiting committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Legislative Assembly
Swayne
Queensland
Morgan
Eee Dame
Yen
Kyen
Cairns Harbour Board Sets Monthly Meeting Tonight
The Cairns Harbour Board holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at the usual hour to discuss harbour matters and related business.
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Cairns Harbour Board
Cairns Cone Growers Meet on Tetent Suger Award
A special Cairns Cone Growers Association meeting will be held at Gordonvale next Saturday morning at 10:50 to consider the Tetent suger award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Cone Growers Association
Bel
Gordonvale
Hospital Excursion Plans Face Postponement
A Sunday hospital excursion is announced with a planned trip to Baljinds. Due to uncertain title, the Rumell Hesda trip is cancelled. Various picnic resorts along the Balinds line offer opportunities for enjoyable outings.
Nominations Received for Wooden Cup Contest
The notice lists candidates including Gillen, Tilyard, Smith, Selwond, Bectell, Salter, McDonald, Williams, Dougherty, Warner, Tuttle, Blackberry and others for the wooden cup event to be held Saturday at Gerdcovale area, with several names repeated in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. T. el
Gerdcovale
E. Gillen
EH. Tilyard
J. Smith
71. Youd
W. Selwond
P. Bectell
Wennes C. Salter
A. W. McDonald
M. Williams
J. Dougherty
F. Warner
A. Tuttle
Blackberry
Melvitte
I, Smith
L. Toud
The New Economy Prompted By French Economic Shift
A fragmented excerpt discusses a new economy and trade with other nations, noting a French-led shift that will reshape national economics. It suggests this “freech” era will alter politics and power, with France deeply rooted in its people’s economic mindset.
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M. Jean Herbette
Question on State finances and sugar industry debate in Parliament
The House debated government suspensions to pass a new appropriation bill amid questions about the Premier's England visit and the sugar industry. Members pressed for details on state finances, retirements, and the Industrial Peace Act while opposed amendments were defeated and the bill advanced to the Council.
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Macdonnell & Hanmnam
Bnotaries
High Court of
Australia
Supreme Courts
The
Commonwealth and
New Zealand
A. J. P. MacDonnell
H. V. Hansa
H. K. N. MacDonnell
E. J. Harris
Victoria House
Lake Street
Graham & Matheson, Limited
Melbourne Metal Exchange
Charters Towers
Ravenswood
Sulphide Corporaum Limited
Cockle Creek
T. Newton
Sammel
Burns, Philp, & Co. Limited
Amshipe, Limited
Owen Whittick
Abbott Street
N. Dank
Murray
Marsland
Pence Street
Cairse
couGiHs
T. P. Kelly
Commercial
MacTaggarts’ Stock Report
Towers
Cairns Stock Exchange
the Post
A. M. Waddell
Cairns Pound Yard
Winney, Isles and Co
Onur
C. H. Evans
Yungaburra
Malanda
Hides Hotel
Ward
Legislative Commcil
Growers’ Meeting
Hoan
Elisis Stars
Talmir
Hmown
Jm Célledd
Ryan
Tolmie
Inglard
Iyan
Depnold
Aml
Poon
Cettine Sipply
Apel
Iit
Hayier
Appel
Governa Vt Sith
Swaine
Sgar Indus Ry
Industriad Court
Aid
Kyerwam
Tyan
Avery
Silient
Pfegigad
Ueensiend
Roberts
Council
Rounel
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