Shipping notes on Cairns departures and port arrivals
The Morinda arrived Cairns at 6 40 am yesterday and left at 7 30 am for the status. Several ships including Canonbar and others are due Cairns in December. Various Burns Philp and Aberdeen White Steamers are listed with scheduled sailings and delays due to the ore strike, affecting Cairns Brisbane Townsville and Fremantle routes.
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Burns Philp
Cairns
Brisbane
Canonbar
Birt and Co
Mesers
Burna
Philpira
Forlewtn
Howard
Aberdeen
Townsville
Pakeha
Owrneville
Adelaide Steamship Company
Iy Owl
Urila
Townaville
Hong Kong
Cairns Loede
Mantla
Sandakan
Holland
Burns Philp and
Vise
Cathay
Chitral
Jon
Bourne
Herbonda
Brisbanes Produce Market Report From Kishane
The Kishane market shows lucerne chaff and NSW oaten chaff prices easing amid ample local cane and maize supplies. New Zealand material traded around 8/5 with prices firming for some lines, while onions and pumpkins sold in line with seasonal demand and wheat and maize values fluctuated amid a generally well supplied market.
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Brisbane
Kishane
Lucerne
Raired
N.S.W. Oaten
Inquiry Court on Burned Motor Lorry in Cairne
The inquiry in Cairne under Mr A H O Kelly into the arson of Linden’s international truck at Millag Millay on August 8 1927 details laborer Harold All in oath recounting the night watch, fire discovered around 3 am, efforts to save goods failed and property loss noted. Witness Scott alerted police as flames spread. Other details describe the scene and response.
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P.M
A. H. O'Kelly
Srgeamt Bow
A. Millan Millas
Jarold
Linden
Rte
Millag Millay
Vas
Sallita
Scott
P.O
Lisden
Milla Milla
Victorian Assembly by election Results
Melbourne reports the Victorian Assembly bye election held on December 5 with results affecting party representation. Details list candidates and outcome for key districts.
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Victorian Assembly
Radio Schedule and Drama Announcement from Brisbane
An outline of Brisbane radio programming for Tuesday December 6 details midday to late evening segments. The lineup includes weather reports, market updates, lunch music, The Telegraph news, and several lectures and radio plays such as Winds in the Sands a Red Indian drama by Michael Crager performed by Michaelroger's Radio players with Erich Johns as vocalist.
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Daily Standard
Studke
the Telegraph
Stadt
Queensland
Birlin
Stanlord
National Council of Wear
Eeneland
Michael Crager
Michaelroger
Wnd
Erich John
Johny
Prem Rhe
Milett
The
Daily Mail
Chase Dawnt
Resignation Conjectures Fold Trade Circles
New York Times reports Sir Hugh Denison, Australian trade diplomat in America, may resign after reportedly Dissatisfaction with American officials. Possible over trade matter recognition and embassy handling. possible entire Australian representation in the United States may be revised.
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Caure
New York
Decemer
The
Iran
Canberra
Hugh Denison
Trail Hissioner
America
Requiein
Bruce
New York “ Times
Washington
Hugh Deniaon
Hugh
Guy
Sir Hugh
Atthasadora
Change in Australian representation in America discussed
Sir Hugh Denison stated after a conference with the Prime Minister that Australia’s representation in America may be revised. He noted the move reflects Australia’s growing clout in trade and did not imply dissatisfaction with past recognition. He declined to discuss his resignation, said the reasons were private, and will leave for London on January 14 to return to Australia.
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Hruce
Hugh Denison
Australia
Hugh
Discusa
London
Auetralia
New Guiness
H. J. Murray
Hubert Murray
Lievenant
Canberra
Ues i
Eeeland
Constable Attacked on Melbourne Wharf by Laborers
Melbourne December 5 report says a constable named Walker was assaulted by wharf labourers while arresting two men on the wharf last Tuesday. He drew his revolver and a warrant was seized with one man later arrested. At the City Court on Saturday Robert Clarke was fined £5 for the assault.
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Melbourne
Walker
Thimeeh
Robert Clarke
Litvinoffs Departure and Meeting Hopes
A fragment reports Litinoffs departure and plans to meet Mr Chamberl in the near future. The text is incomplete but suggests an upcoming meeting with Mr Chamberlin and a departure noted by LITVINOFFS.
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Litinoff
Chamber
Notice for Cairns Poot insertions addressed to Editor
Public notice directs that all submissions for the Cairns Poot insertion must be addressed to the Editor and not to individual stall members. Time frames or contact details are not specified in the readable text.
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Cairns
Mareeba Note on Publishing Article Fragments
The editor notes a distinct bellows style and requests guidance on publishing the piece. The communication hints at formatting concerns and editorial standards for Woerld press in Mareeba.
The Heavy Hand in Labor Demagoguery
A 1927 Far North opinion column denounces demagogic labor leadership and mob rule. It condemns strikes and ship hold ups as abuses of law, warns of societal collapse if unions dominate trade, and urges obedience to court awards and the rights of all workers.
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South Johnstone
Isidera
Aree
Eka
Board of Trade and Arbitration
Picker
Queensland
Amy Biterness
Ant
Beving Bees Drank in Public Court Case
George Hyde and Henry Johnson faced Cairns City Court yesterday on beving bees drank in a public place. Neither appeared and forfeited 4 shillings each. The report then lists upcoming postal and telegraph assignments and notes Herberton residents enjoyed a refreshing shower easing the heat.
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Poles
George Hyde
Henry Johnson
Cairns
A. H. O'Kelly
Edge Hill peanut display and Cairns society notes
A local Edge Hill peanut grown by Harry Hill is shown at the Golden Vale Café with salted peanuts on view. Queensland weather bulletin reports scattered thunderstorms from Central West to South East with wind shifts. Cairns Women’s Association December meeting at Odd Fellows Hall asks members to bring a book or magazine for Christmas Cheer parcels. Fire destroys Frederick Serjia Averkoff’s Edge Hill residence. LOA Caney liable for damages. Penny Savings Bank notes December directors and a Past Students Association meeting at Cairns High School with officer appointments. Ambulance Brigade reports two local injuries treated after falls and bicycle accident.
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Eve Reese
Harry Hill
Peanut King
Golden Vale
Cairns
Frederick Serjia Averkoff
Edge Hill
Harbour Board Reports Higher Receipts and Traffic Growth
The Cairns Harbour Board records for November show receipts of £7,846 18s 11d, up £956 5s 11d from the previous year. Expenditure rose £1,035 4s 5d, including £2,606 6s 4d for interest and redemption. Redlynch services barely cover costs on weekends. A visiting scientist from Natal’s Umbogintown sugar works discusses cane research with Cairns officials.
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Harbour Board
Teo
Cairns Harbour Board
Henry Monteith Elected Director in Brisbane Board
In Brisbane on December 3 the Courier reports Henry Monteith has been elected a director of the Brisbane Newspaper Company. The announcement names Mr Monteith as chairman with the board structure to be outlined in forthcoming notices.
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the Courier
Brisbane Newspaper Company
Brisbane
Henry Monteith
RAD MO MOTOR TRIP AN ENJOYABLE WEEK END
Readers who joined the rail motor excursion to Haver hoe last weekend gained a pleasant view of the northern countryside. The trip ran smoothly with hotel visits and early morning sightseeing to Millstream and Tully Falls, leaving Cairns residents eager for future services.
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Haverhoe
North
Weardune
Cairns
Nam
Samaelity
Ravenahoe
Wes
Millstream
Tully Falls
Evelyn Scrub
Millatrvan Walle
Worth Bering Tour Narrows In Australian North
A touring party explored Cairns and Ravenshoe areas featuring the Tully Falls and Millairesm as notable sights. After a hotel luncheon the group rode a rail car to the city, with participants including Edwards A J Brown Brodie Treloar Metmtoch Guil foyle Johnstone and many others from Atherton Herberton and the Railway Department.
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Tully
Australia
Cairns
Ravenshoe
Anderson
Noble
Lant
Stillman
Crittendon
Bes
Spencer
Lee
Davie
Black
Aml Mise Taylor
Atherton
Mra
Arter
Mines Power and Mcintyre
Herberton
Wilson
Railway Department
Flying Fish Point Hotel Debate and Road Plans
A letter from a Mourilianite criticizes plans for a hotel at Flying Fish Point arguing no need for weekend trade and noting existing board house accommodation. The writer questions road access and policing, opposing further alcohol venues and urging caution on tourism traffic.
Against a hotel editor letter from Cairne Post
Fragmentary notice presents an editor's letter about opposing a hotel. The text references a station, a boat, and public reaction with limited readable details and no clear conclusion.
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Cairne “Post
Fire Weather Worsens as Bush Fires Rage Across Queensland
Reports from Innisfail and surrounding districts describe extensive bush fires burning through Mourilyan to South Johnstone. Heat is extreme with temperatures rising and smoke blanketing the region, threatening grass feed and cane crops as sparks ignite new flames along the Nevada line and beyond. Residents fear spreading fires if conditions remain dry and winds persist.
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Innisfail
Mourilyan
South Johnstone
Nevada Line
Forest Fires Destroy 25 Homes In Canyon Blaze
In Tuma Tu jungi canyons, 25 residences and the country club were burned as forest and brush fires swept the area. About 100 men worked to control the flames, with Glendale and Burbank sending assistance as threats to nearby communities grew.
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Angeles
Dee
Tuma Tujungi Canyons
Comptry Club
Elies
Glendale
Burbank
Warnings on hotel licenses and illicit grog near Flying Fish Point
In a December report from Innisfail a councilor discusses hotel licenses and the risk of illicit grog at Flying Fish Point. Police vigilance is highlighted as a potential response with witnesses likely to be questioned, noting the precinct’s scrutiny of hotel operations in the area.
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Mn Polen Bes
Tointree
Charpe
Fiy
Lesery
Cotes
Tenia
Flying Fish
Atherton School of Arts Correspondence Letter
A reader letter criticizes the Atherton School of Arts exchange about bilious feelings and exterior decor. The writer suggests painting the outside and notes interest in visiting the society once invited, while complaining about non payment and public fuss.
South Johnstone cane dispute linked to toll levy and industry impact
A Queensland Cane Growers letter outlines the South Johnstone conflict and its financial effects. It states growers face about 87,000 pounds loss from disruption, with a proposed levy increase while noting sugar mill output raised value by 2s 6d per ton. The piece highlights broader industrial lessons and calls for clearer post dispute settlement and wider industry understanding.
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W. HH. Doherty
Queensland
al Inod
Me. Doherty
Uth Johnstone
Gmd
Han
South Johnstone
Eensland
Obituary Notice for F L Mott in Parliament Member
Brisbane reports the death of F L Mott a Stanley electorate representative in Parliament. He had served since 1920 and suffered a stroke eight days ago becoming unable to perform duties. The funeral is planned for this afternoon.
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F. L. Not
Stanley
Dutien
Ley
Internote Bay
Herbert
Mon
Alges
Aery
Io Gil
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