Bowen Coal and Coke Company Lodging Bonds Listed
Fragmentary OCR item lists several bond issues and figures for Bowen River Coal and Bowen Coal and Coke Co. Lodging bonds, with date style and amounts unclear. Mentions Cairns Jock and Debessares, and Commonwealth War Bonds.
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Mondal Hampden
Cuthbert
Chillagoe
Mungo
Bowen River Coal
Bowen Coal and Coke Co
Lod
Cains Sierert
Cairns Jock Y
Debessares
Ssfs
Quotations From Messrs A McCallum Co Share Brokers
Keone Donde and others appear in a scrambled list of broker quotes from Bow Street. The fragment references item names, prices, and entities like Kalamstan and Clarke's, with uncertain numbers and terms. No clear event or outcome is established in readable form.
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CH. Towers
Messrs A McCallum & Co
Sharebrokers
Bow Street
Keone Donde
Potter
Clarke
Kalamstan
Werenpees
Parson
Harpies
St Aedes
St. Mange
Bowen Coalba
Prospective view on an inconclusive peace in 1917
The piece argues that ending the war prematurely without addressing German militarism is morally wrong. It warns of future warfare dominated by air power and submarines, predicting vast destruction and a shift of naval vulnerability to aviation. It concludes that peace must address deeper causes to preserve civilization.
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Germany
Britain
Came Town Auction Notice From Council Day
A town council auction is planned for this afternoon at 2 30 p m at Tippe Library Esplanade. A second sale by Mr Hoare of a liquor on account of the Department will be held at his mart at 11 a m.
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Tippelrary
Esplanade
Ts Hoare
Northern Districts Fund meeting and local notices
A meeting of the Northern Districts Tatroc Fund executive was planned for afternoon in Mex. Promotions include Kemnes Cards and Picters Books and a new assortment of Tuck's Xmas Cards. Geo Hughes advertised. Also mentions Sunshine Lighs Tractor and a weather-affected sale. Local notes reference egg throwing and price advances at Waddell Babinda.
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Patotic Ford
Northern Districts
Tatroc Fund
Kemnes
Geo. Hughes
Tuck
Christmas Traffic Delays Spark Hope for Cairns Rail Service
A back country correspondent hopes Monday railway traffic to Cairns will improve after last year’s late arrival caused widespread inconvenience. The writer urges better management and timeliness to reduce delays for travelers and goods.
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Cairns
Carns
Unclear fragment on Lake Street listings
Fragmentary notes mention Lake Street and a fast item with six packets and Collins. Details are unreadable.
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Duces
Collins
Lake Street
Cairmng
Cairns Exports By Wyandra Shipments
The Wyandra carried Cairns exports including maize 22 tons to ewt copper ore and maize 152 tons 14 cw fruit oasis Allinga delivered 1594 tons 9 ewt raw sugar 219 tons 16 cw transhipment sugar 99.507 feet maple logs and 47 265 feet sawn timber.
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Cairns
Wyandra
Allinga
Dog Nuland Bicycle Mishap Spurs Council Nuisance Warning
A Cairns wharf guard Frank McCarthy was thrown from his bicycle after a stray dog blocked his path on Sunday night. He sustained an injured ankle and the incident adds to recurring canine related cycling hazards. The Cairns Town Council is urged to take action to curb the dog nuisance and improve public safety.
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Nuland
Frank McCarthy
Cairns
Land Court Sittings Grant Occupation Licenses at Cairns
At Cairns sittings of the Land Court before Mr Turle licenses were granted to W L Hawkins for 18 square miles in Glady and 1 square mile in Glady and red square miles in Tinaran. Selections were accepted for Sarah Geraghty in Garioch and Thomas Tace for a portion off in Tare.
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Land Court
Cairns
Turle
W. L. Hawkins
Glady
Same
Red Sq
Tinaran
Sarah Geraghty
Porven
Garioch
Thomas Tace
Tare
Fragmented Citrus Industry Results and Eye Care Ad
The report lists season totals with cane crushed and sugar produced in parentheses, then shifts to an eye care advertisement. It promotes corrective spectacles and highlights Stacey as a trusted ophthalmic optician on Abbott Street Cairns with free sight testing.
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Stacey
Abbott-street
Cairns
YMCA Canteens Planned for Dutch Prisoners of War
The YMCA plans to establish canteens in Holland to serve British war prisoners arriving from Germany. Reading rooms smoking and recreation facilities are proposed though no quartering locations have been decided. Negotiations continue while German authorities note improved camp discipline and morale where YMCA service operated.
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Holland
Y.muc.a
Germany
U.mlc A
Xmas Polidays and Penny Savings Bank Notes
A Cairns report notes festive shopping terms for wines and spirits with early ordering urged. The Starr Bowkett Society reported receipts of 161/14/2 and the Penny Savings Bank detailed deposits and withdrawals from last Saturday. Cairns Police Court heard a woman named Lawrence Bernard plead guilty to drunkenness and indecent exposure with fines and penalties.
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Starr Bowkett Society
Cairns
Penny Savings Bank
Carns
Étoro Co
Messrs. Walsh and Woodward
Cairns Police Court
T. A. Ferry
P.M
Lawrence Bernard
Salma tic Powder Promoted at Green's Cairns
An old ad copy touts Salma tic Powder for rheumatism and claims it clears uric acid from the blood. The note urges readers to buy at Green's Quality Chemists in Cairns and mentions relief from indigestion and heartburn.
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Green's
Cairns
Notice to Parents About Children’s Books Gift
Notice urging parents to give books to children as lasting joy. It highlights classic fairy tales and rhymes from Boys' and Girls' Own Annuals and similar titles, available from Owen Whittek at Abbott Street next to Craig's Chemistry.
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Owen Whittek
Abbott-street
Craig
Xmas gift ideas from Dan Babinda’s shop
The notice suggests visiting Dan Babinda to browse a fine stock of cut glass and electroplate ware now scarce, plus umbrellas band bags and a wide range of toys for children. It presents Dan Babinda as the local source for quality holiday purchases.
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Dan
Babinda
Blow for Blow at Cairns Amateur Theatrical Society
The Cairns Amateur Theatrical Society will reproduce the drama with an all star cast and orchestra in attendance. Demand is expected to be high after the last performance drew wide praise, so readers should book seats early. Further particulars appear in advertising columns.
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Cairns Amateur Theatrical Society
Break up at Cayrns Technical College marks ceremony
Hall the students of Cayrns Technical College held their annual breaking up with a new hall. Between two and three honored guests attended and the President A Hartill-Law opened the function. The audience rose in silence as a tribute to those who would not return. Senator Mat i. o defended labor policies and criticized Mr Ryan's political path.
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Cayrns Technical College
A. Hartill-Law
OW. Thompson
Fenlon
Esther Jones
Ate
Ryen
Jlacka
Mati. O
Ryan
Rockhampton
Australian Soldier Drives London Rescue Work Abroad
Sanders, a returned Australian soldier, engages in social work in London as Red Triangle and YMCA teams push to save soldiers from street perils. He cites the urgent need for YMCA C A patrols and youth work, warning that the social threat at home endangers the armed forces as much as enemy action.
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London
F. R
Sanders
Y.M. A
Red Triangle
Y.M.C.A
Wort Tts
Y.lca
Australia
Cyclonic Centres Signal Bad Weather Probable
Brisbane weather bulletin reports cyclonic centres likely to bring bad weather. Weather Bureau cautions mariners and residents as conditions expected along the coast.
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Brisbane
The
Weather Bureau
Censorship Instructions For Referendum Campaign In Australia
The deputy cancels prior publication rules and enforces new censorship for the referendum campaign. All material to be published must be screened except naval or military information dangerous to the enemy and disloyal statements. Newspapers pamphlets leaflets and publications must submit to the censorship staff and War Precautions Regulation.
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Melbourne
Pes Aard
Australa
No Manifesto Opposes Conscription in Australia
Frank Tudor, leader of the Australian Labor Party, issues a manifesto from Melbourne urging a "No" vote on conscription amid calls for reinforcements. He warns that compulsory service would lead to sweatshop labor and Chinese immigration pressure, arguing Australians previously rejected conscription and should do so again.
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Melbourne
Mee
Tudor
Labor Party
Thureday
Hare
Australia
Hansard
Pearce
Sydney
Frank Tudor
Australian Labor Party
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A. E Abel
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Howard Smith Chambers
Howard Smath Chambers
Comree
Resedem
J. Harris
Victoria House
Lake
Paco
Tipam
Poim- Arawatta
Lauerda
Adelgide Company
Epara
Weinersuey
A BH. Clarke
Owen Whittick
Wn Geen. Com
Mrz , Potdic
Moerray, Howry
Sapmare
W. H. Green, Ltd. Cabrres
J. P. Neary
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Indi
Musling
Fresaas
Jones ‘Ee
Seale
Gus
BOR
the Post
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Muir & Meston
Mr. Sue
Teo
H. Fennett
Waddell
Royal Insurance and Water Seeds
Ian
Ag N.T
Iperahenk
Clark
North Melbourne
Lsat
Ann
Steethe
Mullins
Galbraith
Errol
Victoria
Moh
Ion Gallipoli
Gathraith
Free
Commonwealth
Darklay
Harera
Lave
Mr. Tudor