Shipping schedule glimpses from Cairns and Townsville routes
Kuranda departs Townsville each Tuesday and Cooktown after sun up returning to Toaler Palmves Tuesday afternoons from Townsville with Wednesday morning return. ATSN steamers depart Cairns Saturday for Townsville Bowen Mackay Mort Alma and Brisbane as they move south to Sydney Melbourne. Return trips reverse with Melbourne Saturday Sydney Tuesday and Brisbane Saturday. Starieo Leaves at dark for Melbourne Wodonga departs Trisbans Pride for Townsville with weekly Monday departures. December 21 eastward timeline shown.
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Kuranda
Townsville
Cooktown
Cairns
Bowen
Mackay
Mort Alma
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Thuredac Starieo
At & O'Clocks
Adelaide Company Limited Steamers Schedule Across Cities
Seemingly garbled OCR notes chart a voyage sequence for the Adelaide Company Limited. Mentions ships traveling to Calros Townsville Brisbane Sydney and Melbourne with stops and dates, but many words are unreadable. The fragment implies a travel route with arrivals on various days and a large home event on Sunday.
Howard Smith Line Vessels sail schedules fragment
Maritime notices list Steanera leaving Townsville for Mackay and Suicey with arrivals at Port Almaunney and Welsourne, plus Brisbane port departure for Townsville routes. Other entries mention Mecinderry Townsville to Port Douglas, and December sailings from Townsville to Sydney and various ports including Linchinbrook.
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Steanera
Townsville
Satorga
Mackay
Port Almaunney
Suieey
Welsourne
Aydare
Monitsy
Brisbane Port
Townpeville
Mecinderry
Port Douglas
Tuenday
Vis Ports
Linchinbrook
Pereceine
Sydney
Hombata
Coon
Modern Bakery Ad Promotes Daily Bread and Cake Offer
The notice from The Modern Bakery on Spence Street Cairns promotes daily bread delivery to all town parts. It offers a cash on delivery loaf with a ticket, and after receiving thirty tickets, a pound of cake is given. The ad references D Webster Brisbane and mentions samples for irons cakes and catering for parties.
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Spence Street
Cairns
Goodeman
D. Webster
Brisbane
Em- Denyell
Queensland Parliament Passes Thirty-One Bills In First Session
The first session of the nineteenth Parliament of Queensland ends with 31 bills enacted. Several measures forecast in the Governor’s July speech were not introduced, while a batch of bills were started to save time but not passed. Government bills including mining, drainage, and tax acts await royal assent as officials push for further reforms.
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Queensland
Brisbane Exhibition Lands
Weenum and Manly Gas and Light Co., Ltd
Government Savings Bank
Treasury
Commonwealth Deposit /Hi
Disorder in Parliament Over Liquor and Police Bills
The article critiques the Liquor Bill and its use as a tool for temperance aims while noting opposition to prohibition in a tropical climate. It discusses the Police Act Amendment Bill and Commissioner Cahill, highlighting Labor resistance, political power plays, and concerns over protecting the police chief from party attacks amid strike unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denham
Legislative Council
Police Commissioners
Major Cahill
HFS
Consack Cahill
Labor Commonwealth
Thos
Cabill
Home Secretary
Queensland
Hybolt
Cairke Theatre Shows Turbulent Night at Prom
A chaotic scene unfolds as Ternkee receives a message from the town official at Wintelow. Drake leads two tramps in a slap at a prom. The confrontation escalates with bullies being confronted and Drake facing a rough outcome.
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le Rot
Wintelow
Drake
Dramatic Train Rescue and Cairo Romance Highlight Lyric Programme
Readers glimpse a busy cinema program with a rescue scene as a nurse frees her husband and a train passes a station. A Cairo romance unfolds with Lieutenant Seabet pursuing a bold American, while Bedouins capture a character and demand ransom. Many films promise entertaining diversions.
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Lyric Theatre
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The
Gairns Post
Whertick
F.C. Sortiage
G Hughes
Lannet & Holland
T. Meyaihag
Lowrey
T. Prof
F. Brookman
Danni
T. Woodhouse
Mra Wilken
G. EB. Auney
T. Merrin
Jack & Newel
F. EK. Meyers
Cumming
C. M
Gregor
Condlesh
Leonant
Anmiarson
Oiford
Potts & Co
Greckenriege
Carns
Cairne
Rurand
Mareeba
Tolga
Atherton
Herberton
Ravenshos
Irvinebank
Chillagoe
Asleigh
Einnasteigh
Sunnymount
Forfarth
Katston
Tambledon
C. G. T. Murray
Mowbray, B.A
Abbott Street
Howard Smiths
Centiatat
G. B
Edward G. Steele
Abbot, Stress
Cairas
Townshile
Connolly & Sothers
Harvey G. Draper
F.w.ala
School OF Arts
E. Gregory Waters
W.a.c
Hetwes Dr. Kerewes
John
Tel. Bee
R. Holden
Spence ST
O Byrne
Robert Craig
Caier's
Craig
R. Alston
Fedeal Robber Stamp Co
Beale & Co. Ltd
Brey Grady Pianos
Guardian Fire, Accident and Employers Liability. Assurance Co., Ltd
NEW Home Sewing Machines
Alston’s Agency
School OF Arts Notmdings
Lake Street
P.O. Box
Telephoss
J. G. Hoare
General 4Gent
Jack & Newell
General Werchants
Borwarsing & Comm
Calta
A. J. Graper
Forsture Bart
Fearnley & Co Ltd
South German Limite
Australian Oriental
Steamship Lines
Burns, Phily & Co.limited
Adelaide Company Limited
Jeete Calros
Wedachey
Bowin God Macey
Reachiez
Auncay
Martoo
At & Pom
Wailnewt
Howard -<Smith Co., Limited
Collins IX
R. T. BeManes
HTOCK
Fstate
Gesfral
D. Hpatrick Bose
Cairne and District
Lake Atheet
Fowest
Police Commissioners Bil
the Cairke Theatre
Willesden
Values Org
Prosch
Ing
Elling
Kelly'a
Smoe Stoll
Abbott ST CairTs
the Lyric Theatre
T. Ozanne
Fiavelle, Roberts
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