Religious services and hydro electric board meet on scheme delay
Sunday masses announced at Rabinda and Gardenvale with varied times. Advent services, sermons, and Eucharists noted across Rabinda Convent and St Francis Edmon ton. A Hydro Electric Scheme meeting discusses delaying the project until a gauging weir is built and outlines funding and data collection to attract new industries.
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Rabinda
Gardenvale
Alpinstreet
Pevacher
Cyril W. Morsbey
All Saint's Church
Goritanvale
St. Francis' Church
Edmonton
Birth at Fleurbaix Hospital for Jacobs Family
On November 28 at Fleurbaix Hospital, Mr and Mrs L J Jacobs welcomed a son. The newborn adds to the Jacobs family line.
Cairns Port Inquiry Discusses Wharf Labor Conditions
The Cairns Committee of Inquiry held hearings on waterfront conditions at Queensland ports. Witnesses questioned pay and alleged victimisation while advocates urged better working conditions and faster cargo handling. The Rotary system, opposed by arbitration rulings, surfaced in testimony, with a formal rebuke to supporters of the system.
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Committee of
Queensland
Rotary
Cairns
5. Akers
Arbitration Court
Shipping Companion
Gratice
Denis
Loughrey
Akers
Rockhampton
Witness
Shipment of Sugar and Logs From Adelaide
The Adelaide Steamship Company dispatches vessels to cope with sugar and timber demand. The Yankalilla left with sugar, Merrina expected Wednesday with 2000 to 3000 logs, Dilkera loading both goods, and other ships like Vuloolon and Tome due soon.
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Adelaide Steamship Company
Nandy
Merrina
Agate Company
Dilkera
Ake
Tasmania
Usth
Tenders invited for club house and burner factory projects
Advertised notices show architect R Hill inviting tenders closing 4 pm Wednesday December for a club house at Woree near the Winns Golf Club and for a burner factory at Ravenshoe. J G Hoare announces continuation of his removal sale at his city auction mart today. A Draper Ltd auction sale of household furniture for Mr G B MacGregor is set for Thursday at 2 15 pm. Multiple notices record meetings, land allotment applications, and public works postings across Innisfail, Malanda, Cairns and Mossman with various dates in December and January.
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R. Hill
Acm.p
Hlaim
A. J. Draper Ltd
G. B. Mactregor
Draper-street
Draper
A. J
Ameetine
Cairns
Willie
Taulden
Rahinda
Messrs
AL J
S. Thommen
Toeday
Hy Jivraper
Cairns Customs Revenue for November Reported
A Ca Sub-Collector of Customs report shows a grand tote of customs and excise revenue for November. The value of imports from overseas and exports figures are noted, though some parts are garbled. The document references Mr ton and LO005 414/100 in the tally.
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Cairns
Pruit Eggs and Vegetables Shipment From Brisbane
Mr EE Hunter receives telegram from the Board of Control advising that the first refrigerated truck carrying vegetables and fruit will leave Brisbane immediately and arrive on the 16th. Full particulars appear in our advertising columns.
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EE. Hunter
Board of Control
Hima
Brisbane
Cairns Harbor Board Recovers 20000 Pound Cheque
A 20000 pound cheque drawn on the Commonwealth Bank was recovered from the State Treasury by Cairns Marbar Board secretary Mr TR Hall. The sum is described as the largest received in Cairns and tied to recon striction plans for a new wharf. The Harbor Heard dp committee decided to seek a further Treasury advance, a move regarded as a test of satisfaction.
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Cheauly
Kairos Harker Board
State Treasury
Cairne Marbar Board
TR. Hall
Cairns
Treasury
Cairns Harbor Board Expenditure for November
The Cairns Harbor Board reports November expenditure at 471L/7/b, up from 42,917/14/3 last year, indicating a rise. Provisions for interest and reckonings as to the West government total 21087, with other yearly provisions noted for 1924.
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Harbor Board
Cairns Harbor Board
New Motor Vessel Malabar Visits Port for Berth Pending
The Malabar, a four thousand ton capacity motor vessel with two and three berth cabins and room for 20 second class passengers, arrived yesterday morning and anchored off the park awaiting berth. Built for Borns Mh and Company Limited, it will operate on the Australia-Singapore run but usually will not call at Cairns.
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London
Torres Straits
Yankalilla
Melbourne
Malling
Merriwa
Levuka
Ite
United Kingdom
Vubeotouw
Wihra
Malabar
Nustrada
Laewdon
Sin ‘Torres
Dos Sade Devith
Borns
Harbor Board Receipts and Month Decline Report
The Cairns Harbor Board reports November harbor dues totaling £2950 19s 0d, down from £4944 0s 0d the year prior. Miscellaneous receipts fell to £227 10s 5d from £240 0s 1d, with eleven months of the year showing a net decrease versus the previous year. The report also notes overall cash receipts and related figures, and invites male members of the Choral Society to attend a meeting at Oddfellows’ Hall Sunday afternoon.
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Harbor Board
Cairns
Bertinage
Werthage
Unique Furniture Display in Sydney Wardrobe Styles
A new display at Messrs. Woodward and Calder on Lake Street features sycamore turnins with a vogue in the South. The collection includes Australian imbaval designs and Queensland silky oak specimens finished in a deeper shade for a notably handsome appearance.
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Messrs. Woodward and Calder's
Lalke-street
Queensland
Cairns Shire Council meeting discusses road bridges and public works
Cairns Shire Council met at Shire Hall to review Main Roads Board plans for the Stratford Creek bridge on the Double Island road. They approved reinforced concrete culvert plans, invited tenders, and considered water supply, land uses, and street improvements proposed by local associations.
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Cairns
Main Roads Board
Yurgaburra
Stratford Creek
Warms
Double Island
Buller
Main Roads Commission
Anderson
Tom Ruinger
Babinda
Babinda Qwenth
Corainger
McDonnell
East
Ueishawe
Cairns-Double Island
Saltwater Creek
Shire Council
Gordonvale Progress Association
Thrme
Moolha Progress Association
Mooliba
Larth Frere
Zammitt's Ridge
Veer Larsen
Peter Zammitt
Kateen
Zamemitt
Cairns “Post
State Leatth Department
Cerimemary Cigelit Fy
Alowrnba
Amdoon
Mulgrave
Works Committee
Theistrict Lands Office
Racecourse Reserve
Itead
Roma Street maize values slip in early market
On Roma Street today maize prices fell with Prime at 5/1½d, improved to 5/4 yesterday. other clears quoted 5.1 to 4/0⅓, reflecting a general decline in early trading.
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Dvnshane
Quotations From The Day Reflect Free Man’s Shield
A brief quotation declares that true freedom comes to a man who is safeguarded from harm. The line emphasizes protection as the essence of liberty and personal security.
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