Shipping News From Cairns Port and Pacific Routes
Shipping reports list vessels in port and on voyage with航 lines, including Cairns port calls, Moon Phases, February schedules, and sailings for Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, and Brisbane. It notes ships such as Fiona, Bombala, and several New South Wales and Queensland ports, with dates in February and March and mentions of various sailing plans and arrivals.
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Yin Bombala Arsine
Canberra
Iberia
Anil
Manila
Denver
Carmen
Sorasain
Ormistum Bisenary
Prishane Peters
Ieee Gages
Allen
Meroe Steader Kryllatina
Poonhar
Cwtras
Belenay Fey
Prey Ty Bleweer
Huon
Leonidas
Ferruare Ff
Adelaile
Joey Wuara
Woodarra
Mersis Sai
Cairns
Apenix
Etearnen
Esperance Fay ' Cubumbe
Nelt
Lowrie Hobson
Seneveniiy Felimars
Fervia Rae
Vannar
Largs Bay
Leir
Australia
Moreton
Dale
Janeary
Fordsdale Twit Leviton Januar
Orient
Mal Soy Eherh
Aener Onterley Aiyivel
Bent Bon
Letra
Oram Joer Port Sant
Brisbane
Elorouy
Colombe Barco
Ormonde
Odin Berbane
Elie
Brisbane Mail i
Peary
Mahia
Dow Coe Rae ‘ Pryor Ly
Pmden Peters
Oiedtery
Eye of Creamers Cathay
Diricedi Beeman
Moabdavia
Mooltan
Sydney
Amnope
Landen
Morinda Leivex Svilie
Pelaiane
Caiene
Poca
Makamba
Sednes Marig
Sinar Neaves Scheey Petraes
Ishane
Mataram
Ney
Mrestane Fel
Solomon Felimds
Stanley By Election Nominations Due February 10
Nominations close February 10 for the Stanley by election. The notice urges eligible residents to file papers with the election office by the deadline.
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Stanley
Sweeney Petertwen aboard Carew inquiry adjourned
An official inquiry today on the Crewelife incident heard Captain William Barnes master of the vessel recount the moment before collision with Gorevetitte wing. He described a large wave striking the ship and lifting the bows as the steamer was forced toward collision, with the inquiry then adjourned.
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Sweeney
Petertwen
Thie Carew
Williva Barnes
Crewelife
Gorevetitte
Tahiti
Bartes
Fragmented OCR Wireline Program Notes and Names
A scrambled OCR page lists program names, stations, and people including references to PhP, Devon, Walter Litel, and various phrases about broadcasts and meetings. The text mingles device labels, schedule hints, and stray lines with many misspellings and non sequiturs, lacking clear narrative.
Public meeting urged to back cancer campaign efforts
The issue announces a city mayor led gathering aimed at boosting support for a cancer campaign. It urges grave attention as communities must back medical research and state efforts to combat and eradicate cancer through public action and policy.
Commercial Iteee Edyeter Vermont Place Names
A garbled OCR style item mentions a commercial editor in Vermont with scattered names and terms. The readable fragments reference a person or position linked to a news desk and a local setting, indicating a brief staff note or mention of an editor in a small publication.
Value of Franc Poincare Pleased in France Policy Talks
Disjointed OCR notes discuss Mr Poincare and Franc value with references to ministers, salaries, and wartime economic concerns. Mentions telephone agreement, transfer of personal wealth, and ongoing financial recovery efforts as France stabilizes postwar policy. Names are fragmentary and uncertain due to garbled text.
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France
Rhea
Vanel Cody
Payment to America in Dusty War Fractions
Washington February 2 The Derairy has received ten million dollars as interest payment. The note appears as a wartime financial transfer with undefined recipients and unclear purpose. Further details are sparse due to damaged text.
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Washington
Derairy
Beanie of Cinemas in Great Britain Debates Population Halt
A fragmented report discusses cinema culture in Great Britain and a controversial proposal to halt population growth weekly. The text mentions men and cinema audiences amid political rhetoric without clear context or formal statements.
Notice to the Public from Cairns Post Editorial
Public notice states all requests for attendance at an official event must be directed to the Editor. All communications for invitations or inclusions in the Cairns Post should be addressed to a member of the staff.
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Aenet
Dieippardt
Jlav Veal
Peneine
Dane Taleke Hye Pri Miri Nosteonal Snags Perey Ske Ute Rolval Toon Deudtee
Walter Litel
Deville
Aanements Vmpen
Panty Setar
Miser
Michel Mf
Wontie
Anel
Teatter
Keene
Senate
Serene Peet
Ateegahate
Vorotaely
Wietenie
Sivek
Rubens
Ted
Pete Peat
Prinbaubee
Mteel
Cairns Post
Imperial arrangement cited in overseas intelligence report
A Reuters summary notes a purported imperial arrangement and related overseas intelligence sources used by various campaigns. The item references information received in Australia and New Zealand and discusses its distribution through special sources.
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Austilia
New Zealand
Che cairns Post AON PAY penday 6 tok
Not enough readable facts available to form a proper summary. The fragment lists tokens and terms without clear people, places, dates, or events to anchor a two-line record.
Queensland Cancer Campaign Urges Public Support
The Queensland Cancer Campaign Committee announces a program to install six Cancer treatment devices at selected points, train experts, and cooperate with the Federal Research Council to identify causes. It calls for private and state funding, estimating a first year cost of thirty to forty thousand pounds, urging urgent nationwide action.
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Uhia
Austeatia
Tnformed
Macilly
Queensland Cancer Campaign Committee
I T
Queensland
Federal Research Council
Federal Council
Ceutren
Ueenslander
Ambulance Response After Horse Incident At Unknown Location
A horse incident prompted ambulance response as responders transported an injured rider to a hospital. Details are unclear due to the garbled report, but witnesses described urgent medical care and se
Cairns Tropical Theatre Mystery Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Cairns Tropical Theatre and scattered phrases about a center, devices, and authorities. Key names and coherent facts are not identifiable. article context remains unclear and largely unreadable.
Fragmented OCR States Yard Dispute and Council Note
An unclear OCR passage describes a back yard dispute and yard view issues tied to a local council meeting. References to names, places, and groups are distorted, but suggest a municipal concern about property upkeep and possibly a legal notice or planning matter discussed at a Denes Shire Council session.
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Albert
Denestall
Gannett
Eeretaes
Jottetone Shire Council
Crushed coral touted as fertiliser in Queensland
Innisfail February 1 Mr Diehrn sells crushed coral from the Barnard Islands for use as fertiliser in crops where it shows value. Interest spreads to Cairns Johnstone and other districts with inquiries from Dr W M Sinclair Toowoomba asking for a sample and chemical testing to evaluate uses and potential supply.
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Innisfail
Diehrn
Barnard Islands
Cairns
Johnstone
W. M. Sinclair
Toowoomba
Teensland
New
British by election returns Conservative victory in West Bristol
London February 3 The West Bristol by election produced a Conservative win as Sir CS Cobb’s elevation to the peerage influenced the race. The results show Culvercell Conservative led with 16,870 votes, Lady Clare Annesley Labour 7,702, and W. Marcy Liberal 2,506 amid a fragmented contest.
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London
Bristol
CS Cobb
Culvercell
Clare Annesley
W. Marcy
Campaign to Combat Cancer in Queensland Campaign Details
A lengthy communique outlines the Queensland cancer campaign with mentions of treatment aids, committee leadership, and coordination efforts. It references Dr Gueriostewet, the mayor, funding figures, and a plan to mobilize civic and medical resources, urging state action in March. Names of organizers, chairs, and regions appear amid discussions of public communications and allied groups.
Cairns Public Meeting on Cancer Campaign Committees
Public meeting called by His Worship the Mayor to form representative committees supporting the Queensland Cancer Campaign. Organiser Mer. TOW Hayes and Dr. Sanford Jackson will visit Queensland to assist. The meeting is at the Charters Towers Hall on Tuesday the 4th at 8 p.m. All citizens urged to attend and support.
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Mayer
Queensland
Campige
Mer. Tow, Hayes
Sandford Jacksson
Quirns
Covent Garden Opera House Leased in London
A new syndicate has leased Covent Garden Opera House for a series of fifty performances beginning in February. Details describe the high priced bonuses and lower cab fare costs, with costs cited for seaport and rental variations, reflecting London theatre economics of the period.
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Covent Garden
Opera House
London
Corvent Garden
Innisfail Chamber's Annual Meeting Report 1920s
The Innisfail Chamber reviews a year of progress with town growth, new public buildings, and plans for Palmerston area development. It notes tourism and railway service improvements, calls for open settlement areas, thanks the press and government members, and emphasizes continued member involvement.
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Abe
Palmersto
Lor Lovar
Sett Inert
Emmrania
Palmerston
Presa
Cone
Cairns Successes At The Theaters And Sports
A chaotic report recounts Cairns successes across venues and teams. It notes theater seating, audience enthusiasm, and mentions performances, plus a rise in sports activity and potential meetings and classes, with general optimism about ongoing programs.
Victorian Railways Apr Roden 2 Week Probe
Discussion last night of railway issues by Trade Council and ministerial officials focused on reform of the railway department budget and network maintenance. Officials described the system as facing a catastrophic lack of funds and planned systematic measures to restore service and safety with emphasis on statewide improvements.
Sydney civic deal on metal clad switches
Savings of thousands were made by the Civic Commissioners on February 1. Following a recommendation from the electricity department manager Mr ackay Ferguson, Pailin Ltd tendered for metal-clad switches for the city electrical service. The accepted bid was 9,954 pounds 10 shillings, lower than the previous tender.
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Sydney
Civic Commissioners
Electricity Department
Ackay
Ferguson, Pailin Ltd
Wee
Chamber officers elected for the ensuing year
The officers named were President Me. Wo Moore Vice Presidents Marna T. Robermaan and Lo Waters Treasurer Mr. AOS Mellich Auditor Mr. J. Shan non Secretary Mr. M. O'Callaghan On motion Mr. J. T. Robertson a hearty vote of thanks was recorded for the secretary Mr. O'Callaghan for his energies and activities on behalf of the Chamber.
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Alle Qed
Me. Wo Moore
Marna
T. Robermaan
Lo Waters
Tremeerer
Aos. Mellich
J. Shannon
M. O'Callaghen
J. T. Robertson
Secord
O'Callaghan
Chamber
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