Shipping. Tec h Mourilyan Captain Mine hane Townsside
Shipping news lists passengers and crew members aboard the Australian Steamships Ia agent and others bound for Mesdames Seen Carse Fagg Mark er Data Foley Hin own and two children Gilbert Metsrath Misses Blackshaw Dillon Grant Hedges Samears Williams Whitehead Steven son Carse Abraham Deneen Fagg Private Barry Lester Private Dodd Wallis Wiseon McDonnell Herricks Thompson Harrison Foley Kelsam Corral Owen Hant Stewart Gilbert Conway Marken ride Nicholls Doherty Private Curry Robertson Lowell Britton Croesley Foster Wallace Private Egan and other names.
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Tec
h—Mourilyan
Captain Minehane
Seen
Carse
Fagg
Marker
Data Foley
Hin
Gilbert Metsrath
Blackshaw
Dillon
Grant
Messrs
Hedges
Samears
Williams
Wiiry
Seth Whitehead Stevenson
Abraham
Deneen Fagg
Barry
Lester
Dodd
Wallis
Wiseon
McDonnell
Herricks
Thompson
Harrison
Foley
Departure of Cooktown Vre Hal voyage under Ausralar Steamships
Movrilysn captain and crew depart for Cooktown aboard the vessel designated Vre Hal. Messrs Ganthle Booker, Savage, and Sade accompany as part of Ausralar Steamships Ltd., agents facilitating the voyage.
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Movrilysn
Caprain
Cooktown
Vre Hal and
Messrs
Ganthle Booker, Savage, and Sade
Ausralar Steamhips Ltd
Movements of Vessels Reported From Melbourne
Burns Phillips and Co Wrreema due from the south. Wedorga left Melbourne on the yard instant for Caras via ports. Adelaide Company Paringa leaves for the south January 10.
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Adelaide Company, Limited
Paringa
South
Maritime schedule notes and port departures and arrivals
Fearnley and Co at Taran Lime leaves early for Porpoise Cc or via ports on December 25. Gundiah Burke Ld leaves for Brisbane on December 25. i gi Changsha arrives from Hong Kong early. Morniyan arrives 9 am Tuesday. Southern Mall leaves at 7 am for Port Douglas and Cooktown, returns by 1 pm. Lassoo Gow arrives from Townsville Tuesday, leaves 2:30 pm Tuesday for Mornlyan Harbour. Innisfail arrives Wednesday from Townsville and leaves Thursday for Townsville.
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Taran
Porpete
Berke
Porpoise Cc
Gundiah
Burke Ld
Brisbane
Porte
Igi Changsha
Hong, Kong
Morniyan
Southern Mall
Port Douglas
Cooktown
Lucinda
Townsville
Lassoo
Gow
Sundare
Mornlyan Harour
Cardwes
Innisfail
Tai yuan Anounced Cairns Departure For Port Darwin
Fearney and Co. report the Tai yuan will depart Cairns for Port Darwin via Thoreday Island on Friday morning at 2 o clock. Passengers must book before 6 o clock this evening.
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Fearney & Co
Taiyuan
Cairns
Port Darwin
Thoreday Island
Wool scheme details outlined for imperial purchase plan
Fenwick and Co report the imperial government has bought the old Australian wool clip portion at a fixed price. The plan includes purchasing unsold clips including Heece pieces bellies and locks with prices guided to ensure the average across the whole sale does not exceed a specified figure. A central Melbourne committee will manage the scheme with Mr John Higgins acting as representative and chairman.
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Fenwick and Co
Brisbane
Melbourne
Joh. Higgins
Commonwealth
Soc
Wool Price Scheme Seeks Fair Buyer's and Seller's Rates
Government appraisers to fix values for each wool lot under a planned scheme. Brokers and buyers from many states meet to set a price averaging prewar levels, with an average advance of about 30 cents per pound deemed fair. The plan aims to protect both growers and buyers, with sales not expected until early next year as final arrangements are completed. Fenwick and Co. will handle consignments at the proposed rates.
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Fay
Col
Commonwealth
Cromoms
Nn Seaimst
Bhrawe
Fenwick and Co
Mining progress at Iguana Con sols Ltd Croydon
The manager Mr M Clifford reports for the fortnight ending December 16th. Work has progressed towards con hation as far as the sch inings are concerned. The were dispensed and erected five top gal lon tanks of engine house as storage for rain water. All steam and feed water pipes have been covered with asbestos composition.
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Iguana Consols Ltd
Croydon
M. Clifford
Hemmer
The Diamond Trade News Report
The Diamond Spheral notes upward movement in the trade with gains in August totals reaching 1 570.59 dollars and shipments of 1 764 129 dollars. Extensive business follows and more growth is expected as China and Japan increase diamond buying. Demand after the war may rise further.
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China
Japan
France and Germany clash over culture and war aims
The piece lauds France for its calm analysis as Germany pursues conquest, condemns German Kultur and utilitarian education, and contrasts liberal classical ideals with German militarism. It cites Boutroux and Hegel, urges unity with Britain, and warns that peace without justice invites barbarism.
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Germany
France
Lyons
Emile Boutroux
Itelf
Boutroux
Hegel
Rabelais
Greece
Rome
Quintilian
Johnson
de Quincey
Vosges
Monroe
Mt. Houtrowx
Britain
Franer
Europe
Cardross Hankies Featured in Cairns Red Cross Drive
Cardross donation to the Cairns Red Cross drive is highlighted with small items and a Dreadnought stall planned in Abbott Street. A. M. Waddell opens large groceries and dray boots stock. R A Wright leads the Repatriation Day stall to attract country visitors with a one shilling dip and no blanks.
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Cardross
Cairns
Red Cross
R. A. Wright
Abbott Street
New Arrival Kuranda Kure Boosts Cairns Relief Demand
Six rival W H Green shops report large sales for Kuranda Kure for headaches confirming strong local demand in Cairns. Sold exclusively by W H Green Chemist Cairns at 4/6 per bottle. Includes notes on advertising, liquor raids, and assorted items such as manicure sets offered in varied prices.
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W. H. Green, Ltd
Cairns
W. H. Green
Te Cairns
Rcent
Sam Sue
G. Hoare
Supeere
Cairns Semall Debts Court Adjourned For Week
The Cairns Semall Debts Court adjourned on Wednesday morning for a week by Mr. Ferry P.M. Nyals Face Cream advertises summer sun protection and whitening effects. Funeral details report Mr. Bob Martin laid to rest at Cairns cemetery on Martin Street with large attendance and floral tributes. The Rev Mitchell officiated at the graveside and a brief service preceded in the Presbyterian church.
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Cairns
Bob Martin
Martin Street
Rev. Mitchell
Mooney
Daniel Casey
John Kidd
Patrick Ryan
James Coffee
Ebenezer Powell
K. McAllister
Alexander Bayess
John Hunter
Mon's
Shekelton
Copes Kenny
de Adant
Ferry
London beckons as Turner reflects on service and sights
Mr Hughie Turner formerly of Etheridge and the Post staff now in active service describes London as a remarkable place. He notes the city offers many sights beyond familiar streets and promises a memorable visit for any traveler.
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London
Hughie Turner
Etheridge
Post
Londiwn
Abbott Street
Spence Street
Brawl Ends With Chest Wounding in Townsville
Townsville report of a house brawl near Canee Way ends with a Russian tamed Pomona shot in the chest by a Russian. The wounded man was taken to hospital in serious condition, another Russian arrested on charges of shooting with intent.
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Townsville
Caneeway
Bestial
Sponge sale and tax debate in Brisbane and obit note
A Brisbane chemist promotes natural unbleached sponge at low prices for holiday use. The Brisbane Chamber of Commerce discusses State land tax and prompt payment, urging action to influence government policy. The Horley Express notes Private James Grant of the 27th Battalion Cana diana died of wounds in France at 27, with a patriotic obituary.
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Robert Craig
Cairns
Brisbane Chamber of Commerce
W. M. King
Northern Herald Notes War Tops and Cairns Local Life
The Northern Herald reports on wartime news and local Cairns scenes. It notes wounded soldiers from Mackenzie Cairns Gar and others, cheering Angacs with front news and German guns abandoned on the Somme. Cairns Police Court details bail for drunkenness, fines, and a disturbance charge, with social event notes and a rural Queensland panorama.
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Northern Herald
W. H. Mackenzie
Cairns
Gar
L. J. Deplock
Sgt. McInntyre
T. Thomas
Tre. A. Ferguson
Mungana
H. H. Bamendell
Halifax
Salonka
Somme
North Queensland
Russell
Ingham
Farleigh
Mackay
Lof Niagara
Interral
There Are Times War Must Be Risked for Greatness
An earnest historical remark argues that a nation must risk war to preserve its ideals and aid mankind. The speaker contends that when rulers oppress others, a country has a duty to oppose tyranny and defend liberty, aligning with broader human interests.
Meeting of tatters and aid for building fund postponed
A meeting of tatters and other supporters will be held in Union Mall tonight to raise funds for a new building. A related event at Babinda is postponed until Saturday December yo as delays hit wires south of Rockhampton. News notes describe telegraphic delays and a Rabanda correspondent reports ongoing work and estimates of another month’s labor remaining.
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Union Mall
Babinia Bc
Ra CO
Butema
Babinda
Babinda Township Boot Store Opens at Kirk's
Babinda Township boots and shoes shop opens at Kirk's offering ladies, gent's, and children's footwear with fit and style guaranteed. Cash terms. Agent for Queensland Insurance Company. Meeting of Ion Committee at the Couned Chambers to discuss greeney matters. attendance urged. Meeting time unclear.
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Baton
A. M. Waddell
Royal Insurance Company
Babinda Township
Kirk's
Queensland Insurance Company
Ion Committee
Aleve
King of the Road Buick Ad Promotes Value
An advertising notice for Ler Parker as sole agent promotes Buick cars as a smart investment. It emphasizes reliability in sun or rain and urges readers to choose Buick for their next car, listing Lake Street Cairns as the location.
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Ler Parker
Lake
Sereet
Cairns
Unclear Local Scene Notes Uncertain Weather Themes
Fragmentary report from Namango correspondent describes butterflies over a town and hints at unknown events. Text is garbled with typos and lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable organizations. No concrete outcomes or names are readable.
Rubber Stamps Arrive at Cairns Fest Plant
Cairns fest installs a modern rubber stamp making plant with an expert to supply stamps quickly at southern prices. Pads, paper, and stock are available. Post representative Mr G Lo Tanten, Stock Inspector, notes recent rains should not affect district stock. only cattle aging could cause minor issues if fed improperly.
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Cairns
G. Lo Tanten
Cost per ton study for Cairns harbour produce
An overseas correspondent proposes an estimate of cost per ton to transfer all Cairns wharf produce from ship to truck. The Harbor Board is urged to have this study implemented to compare freight options.
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Cairns
Harbor Board
Opening of Torrens Creek meatworks planned for January
Glidstone correspondent reports Mr M Ringo hosting a Christchurch guest. Mr Fletcher, a married man, not recently employed as manager of Torrens Creek works. It is understood the meatworks will reopen on January 11.
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Gladstons
Glidstone
M. Ringo
Christchurch
Fletcher
Torrens Creek
Germany Anxious for Reply Amid Emperor Question
A Copenhagen telegram claims Berlin seeks a reply on whether Germany approves the policy of the Emperor or the German Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg. The dispatch notes anxiety in Germany before the chancellor’s speech, despite encouraging messages from enemy nations.
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Germany
Copenhagen
Politteen
Berlin
Ctv Aed
Bethmann Hollwegg
Ybroad
The Present Season for tin-miners in the district
The Cooktown Independent reports a remarkably good season for tin miners with monthly rain sufficient to keep work going. Tin has been good, wages are met, and stock owners fare well as grass and water remain plentiful despite some scattered shortages.
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Cooktown
Man from Babinda Injured in Street Accident
George Willian recently from Babinda met a serious accident on Wednesday afternoon while working on a grasa plot at the corner of Ab bott Street. An ambulance brigade provided first aid before Dr Collins ordered transport to hospital where he was admitted for treatment.
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George Willian
Babinda
Abbott Street
McDermem
Ambulance Brigade
Collins
Htter
Senator Ferricks and Controversy Over Conscription Debate
The article discusses Senator Ferricks amid claims of agitation over conscription affecting public support. It mentions motoriity hunters for the Town tug and speculates on political maneuvers involving Mr Hughes and the Prime Minister, suggesting Ferricks holds influence in ongoing committee hearings and public sentiment.
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Ferricks
Fer
Hughes
Australia
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