Mungenea Mine Report Fortnight End December
J. Gudgeon reports fortnights work at Mungenea Mine focused on stoping ore in the main stope above the level. Mullock and storage completed on Ard floor with ore from lead sulphides and iron sulphides. Plant running satisfactorily. shipments include Girofa lead sulphides 619.17 tons, Lady Jane copper carbonates 34.54 tons, total 747 tons.
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Ae J. Gudgeon
Ecang
Mungenea
Girofa
Lady Jane
Creek
la Floora
Chaotic Stock Prices and Vague Payments Listed
OCR fragment lists numerous stock entries with dates, prices, and scattered names like Mungana Ok and Chillagee Huddygee Mp. It shows irregular figures such as 33 5/4 and 86/7 along with scattered payments and references to Accom del and Croydem.
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Bilbages
Mungana
Huddygee
Emow
Cuthbert
McGregor
Mampdew
Morgan
Tommy Barns
Withee Li
Ees Anh
Waleam
Ouka Rush
Rush
Qak Apple
Del
Acorn
Pari
Jackson
Metal price report from London market notes varied rates
A London market update lists copper at 81 shillings and 12 pence per pound and bar silver at a small premium. It records forward prices and notes a telegram dated 11 a.m. from Pretoria with delayed dispatch affecting price quotes.
Debated Commonwealth Bank Bill and Savings Stakes
The Commonwealth Bank Bill draws strong opposition from State governments and financial authorities alike. Critics warn mixing savings and trading banking risks small depositors while banks warn of eroding gold reserves and note emissions. The dispute hinges on whether the Commonwealth should run a savings bank within the post office system and how it could affect state savings banks and note issues.
Banks and the Australian gold reserve debate
The government risks becoming subordinate to banks as they guard shareholder interests and demand gold backing. Banks must source specie and bullion to cover Australia’s debts, with export figures fluctuating from year to year. In 1901 Australia shipped fifteen and a quarter million, in 1909 about eight and a half million, with yearly swings of three to six million. Banks warned the Prime Minister they may require two to three million in gold notes, threatening to erase any reserve. State banks seem attractive in theory but fail in practice.
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Commonwealth
Fisher
Australia
Ageecy
Electoral division notes and unionist winner in Tots
The report notes Mr FB Filma alias John Storm as the unionist candidate for the Electoral Division of Tots in TeVenshire. It lists athletic marks and mentions a Cairns Fire Parade meeting with Mr H Sturt present. two members Wess Rimesford and Wilson attended before the meeting lapsed for lack of a quorum.
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Cairns
Fl. Sturt
Wess
Fragmented Reportage on Potatoes and Storms in Murioo
The text references Coxsudimised potatoes and shipments from Sune with mention of blight risks. It notes liver pills for vitality and a Cairns Postermeter. Local roads between Fir st and Croyviom are unused for overland transport, with Gulf steamer service planned every three weeks. A Melbourne observer reports a bank issue and a quixotic hiring process. A severe daytime heat and a late storm near Endea vour River are described with a lightening event and a match bowing to Mr Bowmen, leader of the Queensland Labour Party, amid vague commentary on prices at East Bed of Lode and local wagers.
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Cairns
N W. Nogel
Loden
England
Beate of John Baxanford Death Notice In Local Ledger
Beate of John Baxanford reported with sorrow as the Cairns branch manager for Barns Philp. The notice honors his public service, long tenure, and role in the community, noting his death and the respect of the port and district.
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Cairms
Barns Philp
Tatmung
Carpenter
Hussford
Ceres
Port Amd
Mbera
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Citas
Brass Bee
Kurands
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Verto
Olympia Pictures
Searces and the Man
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Kelly
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Towmnsville
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Great Northern Hotel
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Petruary
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Theéth
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Whale
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Eae
Pneter Det
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L. B. Dickenson
Krinbeat
Father
OY Teen At Burns, Philp & Co., Limited
Ea Burns, Philp & Co
United
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JOYCE
Mining Exchange Hotel
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M. L. Cochrane
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Spence St
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James Walker
Strand
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Doherty
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Ethel
Nellie
Emily
Craig & Whittick
Xgnas
P.O
Cairns Stock Exchange
Wedresday
Lordon
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Tide
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the Post
Corres
Agericultures
G Willams
Sune
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Grasey
Endeavour River
Melvor
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