Port of Caibhe Arrivals and Shipping Movements
The Port of Caibhe reports arrivals yesterday including Chey of Canton from the South. Ships in port yesterday include Sone No. 5 due to sail today and Canton No. 2 at sale. Various vessels’ schedules follow with Cairns Melbourne Sydney Townsville and Brisbane movements and passenger notices, plus due dates and port calls for the Bent Philp line and other lines.
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Caibhe
Chey
Canton
Sone
Cairneath
Melbourne
Melbounes
Sydney
Brisbane
Cairne
Cairns
Phil A and Co. Ltd
Aberdeen
Telroa
Fia
Neveriney
Townsville
Burne Philp
Birt
Neeners
Philp Co
Liver
Devon
Howard Smith
White Star Line
Ura Dee
Cairne Middle
Pabehn
Maines
Thursday Island
China
Japan
Adelaide
Feaves
SydpAn
Ihawa Lunes
Eee Een
Cme
Cairs
Hong Kone
Cairne Deember
Philp and Co, Ltd
Cathay
London
Chitral
Dye J Romantic Tasuery
Adelaide Vamsey
Melviene Fanoory
Comorin
Fey Londie Malofa
Moldavia
Fremantle
Aschiée Rooeeies
Mooltan
Mar
Pac Tan
Tiger Lynch
Goler
Metal Market News from Sydney on November 30
The Sydney metal market reports prices and quotations with figures for silver and other metals. Trading activity and bar listings appear alongside currency conversions and bidder notes.
Operations Report From Materia Mine Under Great Northern Freehold
The Biline Manager reports four weeks of mining activity at Materia mine. Eve South Drive extended 17 feet with end face in note and ore cutting halfway. East drive advanced 43 feet with heavy mineral shows but no tin yet. The 120 level face up 14 feet with a tin patch near the big stope. ore breaking begun at the wipe ton stope.
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Materia
Daily evening Brisbane broadcast schedule overview
A detailed timetable of the December Brisbane radio programming from midday to 10.30 p.m. includes news from The Daily Mail and The Daily Standard, weather reports, music by Studio Orchestra, various instrumental and vocal performances, and concluding with The Daily Mail news. The lineup features sessions on stock reports, weather talk, classical pieces, and Salvation Army band selections.
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The
Daily Mail
Daily Standard
Constitutional Club
Pally Standard
pan—Lecuretic
Rita
the Sandman
Ia “ Ceuse
Varnefeld
Huraph Misowskid
Vaca Jeffries
Manoforte
Why
Schumann
Whime
Adeline Colledge
Celia
George Munro
Elspeth Capper
Allegretto
Ichutt
Mise Adeline Colledge
Vada Jeffries
Miss Mary Jeffries
Liecher
Giler Earls
Misa Adeline Colledge
Vuda Jeffries
Mary Jeffrice
Sdie
Sullivant
Aire
Matthews
W. H. Lieter
Miew Clare Matthews
Young Ton O' Devon
Russell
Stanley Tamblyn
Bird Son
Eric Coates
Edda Mengie
Pony
Ch. Acton
Jim Matthews
Geoffery O'Hara
Mr. L. Hunter
Cadenes Plectral Club
Teschenmcher
Ss. P. Bacon
N.C
F.C. Bigstow
Mrs. Matthews
Cadensa Pleetrat Club
West End
Salvation Army Band
West End Salvation Army
Dorothy Brown
Falke
Bandeman
Woodland
Dad
Mra
Field
Cornet
Tert
Ensign HH
Rass Vio
Hamblem
Stanley Tamya Belection
Lohr
Mr. P. Bacon
Boul
Boul.” Harwich
Canada West
Daily Mail” News
Stock Bales and Market Report from Brisbane Sale
Fenwick and Co report a Brisbane market opening with cattle and calves traded invariable quantities. The report notes mixed activity with 199 cattle and calves observed and various market terms unclear but indicating fluctuation in prices and demand.
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Fenwick and Co
Sal
Brisbane
Brisbane Market Report Shows Mixed Prices in Roma and NSW
Market notes from Brisbane on November 30 describe light cuppiles at Roma and scarce New South Wales cattle. Feed quality improved mildly with bids around 11 pence, chaff lucerne hay bedding and pump kin offered, potatoes softened, sales at 7/3 to 9/11, onions cleared at 7/6, wheat around 5/3, maize values declined while sound grain sold at 3/11.
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Brisbane
Roma
New South Wales
Australian Tariff Discussion Stirs Commons
In the House of Commons Captain D H Hacking notes new duties on goods, including eels and tomatoes, amid discussions on tariff reform. He cites Great Britain’s 20 million estimate and ongoing imports as the debate continues.
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Loneor
House of Commons
D. H. Hacking
Fee Steel
Aeave
Alexander
Emean Mor
Hacking
Fragmentary London Update of November 30
A garbled dispatch from London reports a minimal change at the end of the day with unclear details. The fragment mentions a person or entity and a shift in status but provides no clear names or places.
In Memoriam A G Andersen
In loving memory of our dear husband and father A G Andersen who departed this life at Cairns in December 1912. His memory lives in the hearts of those who loved him dearly. Inserted by his loving wife and family.
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Andeersen
A. G. Andersen
Cairns
Colma Fest Mall Audience Fee Notice Clarified
Public notice states that attendance fees for Colma Fest mall events should be addressed to the Baier rather than any individual host. The directive applies to all Penction roles in an eliched capacity.
Position Under Arrogance in Cairns Shipping Tie Up
Editorial critiques the Cairns port disruption caused by unclear instructions from Melbourne. It urges united action by shipowners, government, and employers to defeat industrial tyranny and restore lawful trade. The piece condemns unions for defying legal compacts and calls for deregistration of those who flout the law.
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Cairns
Melbourne
Commonwealth Shipping Line
Federation of the Watersidera
Watersiders
Registered boys urged for naval or military prep
An official notice calls all boys aged 14 during the year ending December 1024 to register for naval or military training. Penalties apply for failure to register. A separate weather forecast reports thunderstorms possible in the Peninsula division with hot temperatures expected in the western half and varied winds across regions. A local accident near the Wind Frew Creek Intake involved a 25 foot fall with no serious injuries. Mr N Burnell was traveling with companions when brakes failed.
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Gethie Ieue
Brisbane
Peninsula Division
N. Burnell
Holiday excursions mark a lively community celebration
The event drew many travelers by water and road to Freshwater and nearby places including Double Island. Most reports mention successful outings with no serious incidents, as residents enjoyed a festive mood and a major merriment program.
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Acrabah
Freshwater
Os Lane
Eeranda
Double Island
Sensenshin
Ped
Sony
Merry Maker
Land Bill Details and Labor Opposition in Parliament
Brisbane reports the Land Bill discussion with no change to the government’s stance on extending pastoral lease terms. Labour members view the provisions as liberal while the measure contemplates new undertakings and potential reforms subject to parliamentary debate.
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Brisbane
Labour
Special Board to Investigate Decides on Area Princige
A special Board of investigation will determine the fate of the disputed area as described in the bill. The proceedings focus on the old princige and its relation to the surrounding region and governance.
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Teasshold
Fragmentary legal note on statutory renewal and ministerial authority
Incomplete OCR fragment outlines that a land act remains statute bound and not yet assigned to the minister. It mentions a board with administrative duties but frames it as subordinate to Moirett. The text is unclear and lacks concrete names or dates.
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Ree
Wen Infinite Atv
Fire at Ingsfail House Sparks Mystery
In Innisfail on November 30 a house fire occurred causing investigations into the blaze. Details remain unclear as authorities assess damages and potential causes. Local residents reported the incident as alarming but no injuries are confirmed.
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Innisfail
Cairns Chamber Seeks Road Link to Innisfail
The Cairns Chamber of Commerce urged the Cairns Shire Council to back an extension of the main road from Gordonvale toward Innisfail. They argued improved coastal link would boost commerce, noting government road spending elsewhere and calling for a formal reply after further finance consideration.
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Cairns
Innisfail
Cairns Chamber of Commerce
Gordonvale
Cairne
Ikea Atherton
Inniafall
Buelnens
Courne
Innafall
Pewaerie Housin
le Weg
Murchison
Ransport
Ween Caines
Yeas
Theron and Hoare
Chamber of Commerce
Arbitration Court Deliberates On Butchers Hours
Brisbane November 2. In the Arbitration Court Justice Dunston hears Earle for Bundaberg butchers argue that preexisting mutual hours should stand and that the award should apply to Bundaberg. The Meat Trades Union seeks interpretation while Kaswick and Sons Meatworks press rights to hire nonunion labor and contractors.
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Brisbane
W. J. Dunston
Earle
Bundal “S
Butchers
Bundaberg
Prospects in U B A Conflicting Opinions
New York dispatch notes U B A inform that U S dairy market offers little opportunity for Australian and New Zealand butter. Prices steady to rising predicted by some dealers, while others expect steady demand for high quality imports. Ottawa reports Canadian dairy council urging no dumping clause on New Zealand butter.
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New York
United States Department of Agriculture
Australian Press Association
New Zealand
United States
Chicago
British Dominion
Uttawa
National Dairy Council Today
Canadian Council of Ture
Land Taxes Debate in Brisbane Over Reef of Sutter Tax
Brisbane November 29. In the Legislative Assembly Mr Jee Cormack moving to Committe for leave to Introduce a Bill to amend the Land Tax Act of 1918 argued the need to extend the superland tax. Opposition Leader EF Moore criticized retaining the tax as necessary for a wary state outlook, while Treasurer and Premier faced pressure over its continuance and impact on cattle and land productivity. The motion was defeated 35 votes to?
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Brisbane
Legislative Assembly
Jee Cormack
Vremiee
Theodore
Gilliea
Bey
Sual
Neo Ciremnstances
Rand
C.N
EF. Moore
Nr. McCormack
Vr. Moore
Queensland
The Solomon Murders in London Report
London officials state no confirmation of a government request regarding Solomon Islands murders. Under Secretary G. Locker Lampoon, answering a foreign affairs question, said there is no confirmation of a state for the colon fee and referenced several unnamed incidents in the Solomon Islands.
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London
G. Locker Lampoon
War Loan Daily Averages Point to Rising Conversions
The report notes a weekly average near £400,000 and six day total £2,100,000 with £674,300 in cash and £1,036,470 in conversions. With maturity on December 15, Treasury expects a surge in conversions over the next fortnight. Investors can swap five year currency issue for cash free of state tax.
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Federal Treasury
Treasury
Temporary appointment delays law duties in Innisfail
Official advice states T. B. Polwyer CPM is acting duties magistrate at Innisfail during Mr A. B. Adtin ILM southward absence. The appointment is limited and court work is backloged while awaiting arrangements causing great inconvenience and sharp criticism of the Department of Justice.
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Innisfail
T. BE. Polwyer
CPM
A. B. Adtin
ILM
Fenisfail
Agricultural Research Report by Professor Richardson
Professor A E Richardson of the University of Adelaide arrived in Fremantle after attending the Imperial Agricultural Research Conference in October. He said the report will be presented to the Commonwealth Government and that the conference was very successful with results valuable to Empire agricultural research. Delegates represented all Dominions and Crown Colonies.
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Fremantle
A. E. Richardson
University of Adelaide
Wharton divorce case in Brisbane ends evidence phase
The Wharton divorce action in Brisbane concluded its evidence today after seven days of court attention. Counsel preparations continue with the judge set to decide on condonation and condemnation questions, aiming to direct the jury by 2.30 this afternoon and discharge them at 10 am on Thursday.
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Brisbane
Wharton
Thoreday
Mr. Fahey
Walt
Extreme Heat Impacts Cane Field Workers in Outback Areas
Intense heat across Inniefail and South Johnstone disrupts field work as workers and horses falter. Thermometers top in the nineties with a later breeze easing the worst of the swelter. Goondi cane growers report delayed crushing while Mouinlvan cutters from Mediterranean stock endure the heat, yet cane supplies continue toward the mill.
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Innisfail
Inniefail
South Johnstone
Almon
Goondi
Mouilvan
Mr Charltons Appeal In Canberra House Row
Fragmentary notice from Canberra reports an appeal to the House in a legal case involving Mr Charlton. Details are unclear but a parliamentary procedure or legal objection is indicated with the appeal process outlined.
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Cowper OL
Bilver
Great Northern Freehold & Co, Ltd
Minheral Chang
Peer Saas
Che Cairne Post
Disor
Moirett A
Ingsfail
City Council
TION
E. Boy
Meat Trade Ployses” Union
Forum Interpretatie
Janae Wa
Inlan
Quinlan
Winlan
K. Bowen
Messrs. Kaswick and Sons’ Meatworks
Bowen
Comips
Aed
Bert
Carney
Union
Ci Wah
U.ba
ENT
Solomon
Siemarditte Solomons
Richardson
MR. Charltons
Canberra
Noy
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