Shipping. Kuranda to Townsville ports with passengers
Access 28 capt Raven sails Kuranda to Cooktown Port Douglas route with a mixed passenger list. Mesdames Leary Farr England Mackerzie and nine children, Downing McCutnanery and children, Miss McLeod Forresd Nurse MLE, McCarthy Downe and others. Also O Leary Caney Sinelar Res Grhnowr Broad home Glen Hascell Laxton Elliot Dowrer Payne Jarratt Bustud Stacey Ward and Burns Philp and Co agents. August 28 Kuranda Captain Raver Cooktown Port Douglas party includes Mesdames Themeson infant Donne maid Osborne Misses Piggott Forster Middleton and A Os horne Weert Mr Duane second saloon Burns Philp Co ltd agents.
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Kuranda
Raven
Townsville
Mesdames Leary
Farr
England
Mackerzie
Downing
McCttanery
McLeod Forresd
Mle
McCarthy
Downe
Messrs
O'Leary
Caney
Sinelar
Res
Grhnowr
Broad Home Glen
Hascell
Laxton
Elliot
Dowrer Payne
Jarratt
Bustud
Stacey
Ward
Am Sie
Raver
Cooktown
Port Douglas
Themeson
Donne
Osborne
Shipping Movements and Sailings for Townsville Ports
Burns, Philp Keranda arrives Tuesday evening from Townsville and departs 11 pm for Cooktown, returning Thursday morning to Townsville. Morrilyan arrives 5 am Tuesday, sails 7 am for Port Douglas and Cooktown, returns by 6:15 pm. Lasso Gowrie from Townsville via Perth departs Su 1 pm. Kass Cairns 5:20 pm. Australian Steamships Morrilyn routes and Fautere sailings to be announced.
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Australian Steamships, Limited
Morrilyan
Southern Mail
Port Douglas
Cooktown
Doe
Mo Opr
Dia
Townsville
Lasso Gowrie
Perta
Cairns
Mourilyns Tarour
Cardwell
Lucinda Clampet
Dank Island
Inmisfait
Fonisfail
Southern Steamers
Camila Grounded off Adelaide Bay With Sugar Load
The Adelaide Capias steamer Camila ran aground just outside Western beesko water in rough early hours Saturday with bow on the midbank. Sugar enough to weigh down to 449 tons was lighted from the vessel on Saturday, and two salvage attempts failed until Sunday afternoon when tugs freed her and she was berthed in port. The ship sustained no damage and proceeded south loaded with sugar.
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Adelaide Ca
Camila
Beesko
Towrsville Paper
Tgs
Moon Phases and Tidal Times for August
Moon phases listed for August include first quarter on the 1st at 4:05 am and last quarter on the 4th at 7:56 am. New moon on the 13th and first light on the 1st, with high water at 7:29 pm and 7:06 am.
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Periger
Lest
Augusta
Opossum and Bear Catalog Sales Reported by Brisbane Firm
MacTaiggart Bros of Brisbane reports sale figures dated 23rd inst detailing opossum catalogue at 23 per dozen and bears at 16/6 per dozen. They sold 13,000 opossums and nearly 23,000 skins since last report. bears catalogue over 1200. Fenwick and Co. note August 22 report with sheep, cattle and lamb sales, including merino wethers to 36/6 and lambs to 27/2, prime cattle scarce and all forward sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacTaiggart Bros
Brisbane
Fenwick and Co
Markey Firm
Fenwick's Brisbane Skins Market Report
Fenwick and Coy. report on hides with sepia skins and opossum skins in demand. Good average prices for wallaby hides and marsupials, lines earning from 22/6 to 2a per unit, with picked skins fetching strong bids and averages from 14 to phy.
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Fenwick's
Brisbane
Fenwick and Coy
de Bayers
Graham and Matheson Assayers and Ore Buyers Cairns
Fragmented OCR lists Graha m and Matheson as assay ers ore buyers and metallurgical chemists in Cairns with Melbourne and Herberton branches. Mentions Port Kembla and various ore lots with prices and debentures, plus Meade office in Melbourne and a local list of mines and buyers. Includes ad lines for Hoadley’s Rising Sun jams.
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Graham & Matheson
Cairns
Melbourne
MEAD
Charters Towers
Herberton
Ravenswood
Iran
Yust
Port Kembla
Thomas New Weon Jr
Mining market update from Bow Street broker listings
Market notes from the Bow Street broker Tene Sages Mews A M'Calum & Co report various share quotations for firms such as Brilliany Extended and Brilliant Deeps. Prices appear in old pence fractions, with items like 2/9, 4/6, and 5 1/6 noted among listed lots and funds. The fragment includes several names and stock references including Kalamandan and Queen Cross.
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Mills’ United
New Brilliant Freehold
Mexicam
Queen Cross
Papuan
Rampden
ColLbaf Sa
Australia drift toward government by stealth in industrial issues
A critical view asserts Justice Higgin’s court actions resemble legislation by another power and warns that arbitration and caucus decisions push Parliament and public toward a weakened democratic system. It critiques Trades Hall influence, cabinet tactics, and the rise of “Aunt Sallies” used to shield Junta policy while noting assorted local sports and industry mentions.
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G. H. Pritchard
Justice Higgins
Australia
Russia
Duma
Queensland
Northern Railway
Northern
Trades Hall
Junta
Ennion Congress
Babinda notices mix of sales and incidents in small column
The page reports a cattle and horse auction by A Jraper Ltd at Babinda, a near by snake incident, a Masonic honor for Abi Murray of Cairns, a land sale at Ingham, a digestion product ad, railway strike notes, and local weathered updates including a drowning of A J Kirk in Normanton and local railway related opinions.
Aloomba notices and local society updates
Community notices from Aloomba list a send off for M Moller at the Aloomba Wall, a Northern Districts Patriotic Fund executive meeting at Council Chambers, and a re erection project for cottages in Babinda. The Cairns area reports steamer changes, Starr Bowkett Society finances, Foreign Missions gathering at the Methodist Church, and musical and examination results. Len Parker advertises car hire, Abbott Street tailoring branch, and Buick promotions.
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The
Aloomba Patriotic Society
M. Moller
Aloomba Wall
Patriote Fund
Northern Districts Patriotic Fund
Len Parker
Atul
Cairns
Cairns Gan-Bowkett Society Sells Item and Ballots Appropriations
A Saturday general meeting at the Cairns Gan-Bowkett Society, held at Spence Street, saw the sale of No. 55 and balloting for appropriations. Secretary J C Weare auctioned No. 5 for 115 while serotenerrs A Taylor and A Wilkinson checked marbles in barrels. The marble numbered 167 drawn by Mrs M Clarke named D Quigsey of Lake Street Cairns, who is to borrow 200 pounds free of interest repayable in years.
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Cairns Gan-Bowkett Society
Spence Street
L. Draper
J. C Weare
A. Taylor
A. Wilkinson
Arbitration Farce Stirring Queensland Debate
The Brisbane Daily Mail laments arbitration delays and criticizes the system as costly and ineffective. It cites 508 separate strikes nationwide in the past year and argues tribunals fail to deliver speed or fairness while rail workers in North Queensland conduct prolonged disputes.
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Brisbane
Daily Mail
Queensland
Ferther
Federal Arbitration Court
Commonwealth
Innisfail Items Report On Shire Council Meeting
Innisfail August 38 report notes stock movements from Mourilyan and South Johnstone Mills. Councillors recomend paying men to muster cattle and charging per head to cover expenses with a yearly depasturing fee. East Innisfail Mundoo and Conneaut areas mentioned. Bridge carpenters scarce. bin construction at Efla Bay road approved for labor only. Aeroplane Fund five guineas subscribed. other donations sought. Police Court dismissed a case against Charles Icher for contending £18/-.
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Innisfail
Mourilyan
South Johnstone Mills
Charles Icher
General unrest to unrest piain months ago
The government refused any commitment to bromine amid ongoing unrest as reported in the tabloids.
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Piain
Arbitration Court Refuses Award In Watters Case Factory Strikes
In Melbourne on August 28 Justice Higgins presided over two Watters cases involving unions and strikes. The Amalgamated Society of Engineers sought a variation of the award against Broken Hill Proprietary and others but the court refused. The Federated Seamen's Union sought higher wages and better conditions from ship owners. the judge warned the union to end the strike or forfeit aid. Mr Burke argued the union aimed to prevent extension of the strike, but the judge insisted workers return to work to permit the court to act.
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Sydney
Wallarah
Newcastle
Padgen
Amalgamated Engineers
William Daly
Seamen's Union
Thos. Robinson
Water Police
Sheig
Fuller
Australia
Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Justice
Higgins
Tte Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Broken Hill Proprietary Co
Honor
Burke
Moblic
Conserving Coal Curtails Victorian Train Service
Melbourne reports state cabinet action to conserve coal and curb country train services. Unions restrict goods handling by National Service workers. thousands idle, up to 14 000 idle workers in Victoria. Secret meetings at Trades Hall discuss striker strategy as timber mills close and building halts continue.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Ccomyewitter
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Heavon
Te Commonwealth
New Zeaot
MacPoonell
BSA
Oh, MacDonnell, & Hamlyn- Harria
Ari Ectight
F. Stacey
HL Brownlee
Reining
City Mutual Life Assurance Society
Grace Grace Herberton
Geo. Kerr
Malonda
Dricket
Alge
Mareeba Hospital
Ortalta
Shipping Notes
Owen Whittick
Robert Craig
the Post Office
Spence Stress
Cairne
Abijah Murray
H. H. Marsland
E. J. Harris
Victoria House
Lake ST
W. H. Green
Litd
Jacob’s Music
Cairms Pictures
Absott Street
the Pianola CO
Commercial
Bears
Aera
Merete
St. Andrew
Ind. Vulcan
T. Burns
Lade Hill
Hill End Amal
Iguana Consos
Lear Egg Ig Pu
Mareeba Gold Mines
Pai Paids
Trrconnell
Minnie Moxham
Oaks
N.L
Onka
Thompson's Oaks
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Bowen River Coal
Bowen Coal & Coke Co
Cairna Pictures
Lipo
Hoadley
Towers Share Market
the Post
Gordonvale
Pierre Cone
Childers
Len- Sipe
W. M. Simmonde
Messrs. A. Jraper Ltd
Babinda
Sciex
Royal Insurance and
Yates
C. Taylor
Abi Murray
Ingham
Engham Lams
W. F. Copas
Corictee
John Huxham
Greg Indlers
Warner Allen
Verdun
Morthomme
Pershing
America
von Etzel
Department of Agriculture and Stock
A. J. Kirk
Normanton
Ayr
Bor Suthumb
Montilado
Toenee Antaty
Lele
Northern Herald
Herald
L. F. Lawrence
Chil Po
A. W. Lawrence
Canteans
E W
Cook
AH Francia
Rossville
Francis
Glen
Duncan
Pte. D. A
Norris
Cons
Foe
Somme
Bellenden Ker
Tin Battery
Malanda Falls
Yarrabah
Sir T. Lipton
Shamrock TV
A. Bell
Toraday
Ead
Cay
Nati
Morialis
South
Starr-Bowkett Society
Starr-Bowkett
R. H. Kelly
D. Hawkins
Methodist Church
M. K. Gilmour
New Guinea
Doreen Archibald
May Gelling
Flora Luck
Clair Miller
Lucretia Ainscow
John Dan
Abbott-street
Imperial Hotel
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