Townsville Steamers Schedule Fragment
Readable lines show a coastal steamship schedule with multiple vessels such as ane Marialta and Gowrie operating between Townsville Townsville via Lacreda Mowe and Aramac routes. Arrivals and departures occur midweek with ships heading to Cairns Innisfail and Cardwell while meeting southern steamers.
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Townaville
Cooktown
Ane
Townsville
Lacreda Mowe
Aramac
Lass' Gowrie Arives
Towneville
Mivrnjee
Cairns
Johnstone River
Cardwell Lacinds Clumpet
Iegend
Innisfail
Weeves
Southern Steamers
Moon Phases and Dates for December
Moon phases listed with first quarter on December 1st, full moon on December 2nd, and other lunar events noted. Includes times and nearby locations.
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Rarz
Market notes on mixed livestock prices and sales
The report records beef and lamb sales with prices across prime and graveyard grades. It notes strong competition for lambs and cattle, with bids and values tracking above recent weeks, and mentions specific figures for prime lambs and cows along with overall market activity.
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Fenwick and Co
Fejsbase
Valores
Carle
Dogimg
Vulcan Breeding Sale Oddities Echo Amid Oaks Reserves
Fragmentary catalog notes detail horses and breeders, including Oaks reserves, Gabe Cos, and Minnie M Morkam, with unclear ages and prices. Listed terms like 5 2/3 and 1/6 appear, plus references to Cona and Tytewn. The fragment hints at a Tuesday sale at Vulcan with multiple lots and bidders.
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Vulcan
Vilmore
Bond
Minnie M Morkam
Oaks
Thompson
Gabe Cos
Tragic ship accident leaves two men drowned
Report states engines reversed by mistake caused rim to descend into a well hole, resulting in the deaths of two men. Sydney observes December 4 with notes on London metal quotations and a political column criticizing the State Produce Agency Bill for farmers.
Death notices and sales notices span Cairns area
The death of Mrs Wilks of Cairns is announced with sympathy to Mr Weeks. Allan & Stark promote new sample rooms and discounted cotton goods as fees rise for buyers. Cantata Esther heads to Gordonvale with a 35‑performer troupe, offering Eastern costumes, a music score, and a staged production at Peders Theatre on December 6.
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Wilks
Ft. Wilks
Catris
Allan & Stark
Hallett
Newjennis
Cairns
Gerden Waleroth
Esther
Gordonvale
Ier Aiorticien
Peders
Mat
Ata Pf
Slos
Strome
Man Appears Before Cairns Police Court on Multiple Charges
Tole Giihen faced Cairns Police Court on four morning charges including resisting arrest and possessing boots suspected to be stolen. He allegedly resisted violently when accosted in the street and conducted his own defence, showing apparent familiarity with court procedures. Fines totaled 42 with defaults of two weeks, £2 with defaults two weeks, and one month for a third offence, all concurrent.
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Tole Giihen
A. Perry
Cairns
Arceet
Fred Is
Warwick Affair Reflected in Labor Press and War Scene
The Labor press first reports the Warwick incident with hostile crowds and abuse aimed at the Prime Minister as the train departs. The issue lists soldiers and officials from the British expeditionary force, and highlights photographs of events from Palmerville Races to Port Said parade scenes and local High School ceremonies.
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Warwick
Labor
Northern Herald
A. E. Male
Cairns
Sig
A. E. Ainscow
Edmonton
CM. Young
Mt. Garnet
W. Nicold
G Rosa
E. M. Ross
Herberton
R. Hart
A. Pinder
B.E.F
Sapper D. Dean
Wolfram
Amu
Hoya
Palmerville
J. G. R. Mayers
Russell
Wolfram Camp
Second Beach
Green Island
Jomon Islands
Hthouse
Port Said
Customs House
Anzac Cemetery
Hare
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Surprise Party in Herberton for Staines’ Home Visit
A surprise party in Herberton on November 27 hosted by the Staines family raised funds and gifts for a Christmas Tree event connected to a Red Cross entertainment on December 21. About thirty gifts and £5 15s were collected, with performances by local talents and a late supper, ending with three cheers and warm thanks from the hosts.
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Herberton
A. A. Staines
Warden
Iis
Dancmre Simerhige
Sre
Red Cross
Wrests
Meedumes Staines
Brownlee
I Kengeford
Misa Mackay
Marty
Fock
Ducomts
Wnanimione
Rand
Archbishops Mannix Clarified By Australian Debate
Sir Thomas Hughes defending Dr Mannix’s remarks quotes Mr Justice Heydon’s protest and asserts loyalty to Australia and the Empire. He denies English descent and argues Mannix aims to unite Catholic support against a Sinn Fein-like movement. Included are notices of a sailor killed in action, missing persons inquiries, and regional sales and business updates.
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Thomas Hughes
Justice Heydon
Mannix
Manin
Iris
Justice Heyten
Cruin
Sinn Fein
Australia
Empire
Manmix
Haser
Anti Conscription Meeting Addresses Military Dismissals
An anti conscription gathering in Melbourne was told the Prime Minister should deny reports that 40 men, including two returned soldiers, were dismissed from Victoria Barracks last week. They were said to be replaced by others to avoid conscription.
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J. B. Stele
Victoria Barracks
Melbourne
Anti Meeting Stormed by Returned Soldiers in Melbourne
Report from Melbourne dated December 4 describes an anti meeting disrupted by returned soldiers who broke up the gathering at the Victorian Political Law Court. The resident Mr Bennet warned soldiers would enforce a law against conscription meetings.
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Melbourne
Prunewick
Lalor Cour Jst
Bennet
Prime Minister replies on witness request to Queensland
The Prime Minister issues a telegram to the Queensland member responding to a request to subpoena Sengter Mearce for evidence in a contingent case. He defends duty and warns the action may provoke political and civil tensions while stressing the need to uphold free speech and parliamentary privilege.
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Sengter Mearce
Ervens
War Precautions Act charge on Melbourne man ends in dismissal
A Melbourne man, James Mathews, faced a War Precautions Act charge for making a false statement expected to affect the election settlement. The magistrate dismissed the case, deeming the statement not proven false.
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Melbourne
James Mathews
House of iLepresecutatives
Mathews
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