Arrival of Aucas Moriaha under Capt Bris
The ship Aucas Moriaha capt Bris sailed from Hunsbuce and arrived with passengers including Me darws Woleh Murray Stambor ough Hormatd mifant Misses Wuil Norse Wallace nurse pin Mecsra 1 Wilkie J Gethme WH West F FP Pore A J Carbery J EQ Petersen A N yale J McNalty KD Borms we Cor,ated 19 in steerage Javle Co Ltd agents.
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Aucas
Moriaha
Brissemdct
Hunsbuce
Woleh
Murray
Stamborough
Hormatd
Mifant
Wuil
Wallace
Wilkie
Gethme
WH. West
Pore
A. J. Carbery
J EQ Petersen
A N. Yale
J McNalty
Borms
Javle Co. Ltd
Movements of Vessels for Eur Philp and Co and Adelaide Co
Eur Philp and Co Led Koranda arrives Tuesday evenings from Townsville and departs at tea p.m. for Cooktown. Returns Thursday morning and reports at m.t. a.m. for Townsville via ports. Adelaide Company Limited Merulta leaves south next Wednesday. Australian Steamships Boutivan arrives 5 a.m. Tuesday, sails 7 a.m. for various ports. Sake mail. Ducktown due Wednesday, departures to Luevnds and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eur, Philp and Co
Koranda
Townsville
Tt Pam
Cooktown
Mt Am
Adelaide Company. Limited
Merulta
Boutivan
Sake Mail
Ant Ducktown
Towers Share Market Brief at Bow Street Brokers
Bow Street broker A M Uatum and Co reports share quotations with prices for Ponme Domdee Brilliant Extended Clarke’s East Mexican Kalamadan United Bel ew Bein Pre Hampdens St Andrew St Mungo Vulcan Victory Ewer Coal and other listings. Markets show mixed bids and sales across multiple securities with prices noted in pence and shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CH. Towers
A. M’'Uatum & Lo
Bow Street
Ponme Domdee
Brilliant
Roune Norths Ad
Britany Deeps
Con
Brilliant Block
Clarke's
East Mexican
Kalamadan
United
Belew
Ty Ag Hampdens
St. Andrew
St. Mungo
Vulcan
Victory
Ewer Coal
Red Cross Sports Committee Balance Sheet Noted
Enclosed balance sheet missed in the big publication shows gate money of 21 pounds 5 shillings, donations from H Foster and others, side show income, excursions, and total receipts around 782 pounds 14 shillings. Treasurers F D Cosemore, C Maclean and G F Turner noted, with residual balance of 16 pounds 10 shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Sports Committee
H. Foster
Nuwent
J. J. Murphy
F. D. Cases
Mir. W. Chitty
A. Pengelly
T. B. Kirke
W. M. Simmonds
Ben
Willson
Dutal
Wien
Hall
F. D. Cosemore
C Maclean
Geo. F. Turner
Democracy's price and Australian forward fantasy
A critique on the value of democracy in Britain and Australia argues that comforts dull citizens to liberty. It contrasts wartime struggle with today’s easy vote, warns against complacency, and targets leaders and newspapers for boasting about progress while ignoring real civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Australia
Tatelieu
Belgium
Sydney
Beltetin
Palestine
Amstrasiac
Bulletin
Britain
Esce
Railway Mail Service Resumes After Strike
The passage describes resumed railway mail service as trains return to routes, easing the earlier disruption. Residents anticipate improved delivery as mail sorting and transit normalize after the strike affected communications and schedules.
Gordonvale Visit and Local Notices Brighten Week
Community notices cover a Gordonvale visit on the 27th with Queen's at Gordonvale and a wood-cry program next Saturday. An orchestra meeting, eye care, a public sale, and a charity collection at Gordonvale Park report over £300 raised despite bad weather.
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Gordonvale
Queensland Railways End Strike Return to Work Decided
The usual meeting of railway men resulted in a decision to return to work and leave unsettled issues to Mr. Justice Higgins. Cairns workers had grown weary of the strike and opened the goods shed at the station. Train services to resume today as telegraph offices flooded with messages announcing restored communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Higgins
Cairns
Townsville
Austral Hall
Lavin
Trades and Labor Councel
Council
Taylor
Caras
Radewy
Trades and Labor Conner
Te Trades and Labor Conner
Ore Feaverament
Tie Teveting
Usar
Otiste
Arisbane Trade Area Congress
Laker
Slovr
Fulton
Cains Stalway
Toro
Ote Berks
Coamet
Sugar Producers and Judge Appeal Debate in Australia
Brisbane reports an interview with Mr. Pritchard of the Australian Sugar Producers Association outlining opposition to government interference with a judge's award in the sugar industry dispute. He recalls the Dickson Award controversy and questions about appointing a Supreme Court judge or Justice Higgins as arbitrator without an Act of Parliament.
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Brisbane
Pritchard
Australian Sugar Producers’ Association
Ryan
Supreme Court
Crawford
House
Suear
Higgins
Opio
Wesonahy T
Queensland Premier acts to end strike with 9 am Tuesday ultimatum
Busy day in BETSBANE as the Premier, Railways Minister, and Cabinet decide to give strikers until 9 o'clock Tuesday morning to return to work. Those back by then keep status. those who refuse lose department employment. Queensland Railway Union threatens border blockades, affecting imports and cost of living. Cairns telegram reports railway men to resume at 9 am tomorrow.
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Queensland Railway Union
New South Wales
Queensland
South Wales
Southern
Cairns
School and boot sale to fund Cairns district schools
Cairns District High School and Boys' State School plan two gymkhanas opened by Mayor T H Donaldson to raise funds. The event will feature side shows stalls and refreshments plus a new asphalt tennis court opening. Kelly's Mammoth Boot Sale offers deep discounts and a 2 shilling bonus for 14 days, with many boot specials advertised. Reports of railway strike activity describe disruptions and efforts to resume service, with backcountry carriers delivering essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Boys’ State School
T. H. Donaldson
Farey
Kelly's
Boots
Sid Deroy Boora
Abbott Street
Townsville Secret Ballot to Be Taken
Townsville reports a secret ballot to be taken to-morrow among railway men with delegates returning from Brisbane on Monday. No new developments. satisfaction noted as the region awaits results and possible shifts in alignment.
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Townsville
Mackay
Cairns
Biiisbane
Rilway
Innisfail Police Court list of cases
A weekly Inn is Fail Police Court session sees Michael Rospotis charged with three counts of stealing from Nicolas Matheus Athonasess Georgs and James Downe’s farm wages. Charles Fletcher alias Sul Fletcher charged with stealing a portrait and other items. Hagar Dunn fined for drunkenness. bail set for two sureties or one of £50. Constable Quinn and Wallace testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Imawisiad Uolice
Michacel Rorspotis
Stevning
Forst
Nicholas Matheus
Athonasess Georeers
Fotis
Quinn
Defendyn
James Downe
Darajy
Charles Fletcher
Sul, Fletcher
Janes
Houd Hay
Fase Hera
Ewiluece
Bern
Wallace
Self
Hagar Dunn
Rainbows Fall to Natives in Saturday Football
The Saturday match saw the Rainbows defeated by the Natives in a low scoring affair. Tracey starred for the Natives with key scores while Owl and other players were unable to report full details. Next Saturday the Rainbows meet the Natives again for another expected tight game. Cairns teams faced mixed results as Innisfail hosts Cairns A and B with losses posted, and Wallabies defeated the Rovers by seven points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Park
Rainbows
Tracey
Provirs
Innisiail
Cairns
Iim
Innisfail
Conistail
Wallalice
Rovers
Football Park Incident Details and Ambulance Response
A park football game on Sunday ended when a player named Dickers sustained injuries to his face. He was stabilized by the Ambulance Brigade at the scene according to the readable fragments.
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Dickers
Grizade
Jobe Dan Opens New Branch In Central Location
Jobe Dan tector and men's outfitter announces a second branch to serve local and country clients. The shop will be located in sample rooms of the biwperia hotel and will stock boots shoes and all items of men's wear in a compact setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe Dan
Nature
Biwperia
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T.A
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Phthalmic Optician
Abbotlsteest
J. H. Brownlee Auctioneer & Sharebroker
Mining, Land & Insurance Accent
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Collins
Uye
Stott
Cairne District Hospital
Hin Dunnmz
Serous
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Frewete
Edward Jinack Prewen
Fosces
Rishabs
Treertaat
Liathers and
Slaters
Jay
Victor Edweard
Prewett
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Eva
Owen Whittick
Winsor 2
Newton's
Phone
R. Craig
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Abijah Murray
H. H. Marsland
Melbourne
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Lake ST
Phare
W. H Green
Chemists
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Corrs Pictures
Fok
Planola CO
Graham & Matheson
ANI Metallurgical Chemists
Melventtime Metal Exchange
Charters Towers
Shelbourne
Cana
Helverton
Ravenswood
Sulphide Corporation Limited
Cockle Creek
N.S.W
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Thomas Newton
Bacanden
Mtr Cuthbert
Cliilagoe
St. Manco
St Ando
Volcan
Tomny Burns
Levana
Willams' Lake
Eacham Hotel
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Cass
Kuranda
Eacham
Towers Share Market
the Post
Seeley
Sinterland
Acgatia
Pyan
Waddell
Yat Pabinda
Royal Insuraice and
Yates
Castus
Len Parker
Pte
Jimanmovan
Rockhampton
Fovant Hospital
Orew
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Green's
Gordonvale Park
Stonadler Skeviall
Gordonmvale
Queensland Railways
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Mr. Ryan Exslain
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Speedy
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Panger
Chatfield
Here
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Onder Newman
Scturdsy
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