Tides and Sailing Update From Port
The message notes tides, low water, and anchorage guidance. It mentions sailing tomorrow, port conditions, and routing toward Oresgit with references to Lib and Mew Aeon Mares and Pury Siewan.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 21, 1938
Page
9
The message notes tides, low water, and anchorage guidance. It mentions sailing tomorrow, port conditions, and routing toward Oresgit with references to Lib and Mew Aeon Mares and Pury Siewan.
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Overseas lines report a tram issue at Setiaares causing delays due to Ablernace Thess. No injuries noted and services resume after repairs.
Fragmentary notice listing times and places with names and dates unclear. Mentions daily, Wednesday dawn 4am, references to Amersa North and South, Cairme, and a setar Lee Meta. Includes feints of fees, law, and events around February.
London market report shows mixed activity with spot and three month gold prices noted. Tin, zinc, and other metals firmed slightly amid cautious trading. Prices and supplier terms remain volatile with speculative interest from Chinese buyers mentioned.
The International Tin Committee outlines quota cuts for the coming quarter, with reductions centered on refined tin exports and production targets. Officials report allocations and timelines for completion, noting the impact on suppliers and markets while detailing handling of stocks and logistics for the period.
Somco Brisbane reports from London agency of Dacre Produce Export Service detailing Masher seater and Cambering New Lead butiss from Tosden, with notes on Australian commodities and New Zealand shipments. Mentions Tealand show dates and prices. lists quantities, ships, and regions including Bayte chart and New Triant works.
Brisbane February market notes describe chaotic activity at the Remartreet yards with traders and buyers circling stalls. Prices range from £35 to £83 with many attendees and a crowd forming as dealers pursue bargains and monitored yields amid uncertain conditions.
Weather bulletin outlines general and air route forecasts for Brisbane and nearby area. Text describes unsettled conditions with potential showers and thunder. Forecasts mention winds, temperature ranges, and changes affecting travel and aviation.
A short, fragmented note shows Mrs. Croft and heirs Alice and John associated with sores or lesions. The text is incomplete but indicates a personal matter involving individuals named SAASES and Harriasan. No clear event or date is discernible.
In memoriam for Prince Te loving memory of our dear brother, sister, and family members. Inserted by Clad and Ree.
Fragmentary OCR fragment from Cairns Post records a local notice in Cairns Queensland with company name Cairns Post Pty Ltd and Abbott Street address. Content is unreadable beyond these identifiers.
A seasoned advocate argues railways serve the people beyond cost figures. He cites expansive, unsettled regions like Brishene to the North as future growth, stressing land transport by rail and road as essential to development, production, and regional settlement.
Mr. Davidson warned railways face change as society and technology advance. Modern systems require faster service and better mechanisation, aligning with public demand for speed and comfort. He argued competition and evolving policy should be welcomed, not feared, as aviation and motor transport reshape traffic. Public service must meet people’s needs or fail.
An OCR damaged report details a seaborn aviation incident near East Innistaal with ambulances and a crash at sea, mentioning pilots Jewett Axcrafteman Kime and a Weymeati Hay aircraft, while T. McTiowala comments a possible injury and a missing crew member.
In Querneland the prospect of an early election centers on two factors: the timing of the New South Wales election and the next week's conference outcomes. The government weighs delaying to align with sugar industry talks while preparing for a campaign, with Labour readiness and police enrolment activity noted ahead of the likely vote.
A brief note reports Protestant labor candidates gathering in Srisbane amid February activity. Details are sparse, but the event underscores party involvement and religious group participation in local politics.
Brisbane reports on potential early election rumors. Mr EB Maher says opposition would not disrupt government plans, noting uncertainty since 1928. He and Sir Maser stress readiness for contingencies and warn the party to present a sound campaign.
An Auckland bride to be died on her wedding eve after falling ill at a party attended by hundreds. The late hour diagnosis remains unclear, with authorities stating she had only a few days to live. The community mourns as plans for the wedding are halted.
A local constable faces neglect of duty charges after an incident involving delayed ambulance aid for Esther Noble who was burned by hot water. Report notes ambulance crew ordered first aid and that authorities are expediting road works permits on the Comet road amid inquiries and public works sampling.
Melbourne report states listeners licences exceed 1 006 900 and grow 11 percent every two months yet the 21 shilling fee will not be reduced for years. Postmaster General Senator McLachlan notes the department keeps 9 shillings, most of which pays administration, with surplus declining last year despite higher revenue. He cites policing wireless vice and interference checks as costs funded by the 1 1/8 percent share, and notes the Australian Broadcasting Commission cannot yet have reduced payments amid a large reserve marked for development.
Up to June one hundred eleven thousand five hundred forty persons were convicted for license violations regarding use or receipt of eta wished paying a licence. Inspectors processed over one hundred thousand investigations and seven thousand seven hundred interference cases. In six thousand three hundred cases interference ended due to departmental actions. Officers logged ninety five thousand nine hundred miles and carried out fifteen thousand inspections.
February 20 at Bourke Street eastern branch of the State Savings Bank Melbourne a domestic dispute ended in murder suicides Frederick Augustus Foley 47 and his wife Maud and their son in law Mr Kay and daughter Mrs Kay resided with them Foley caretaker at the bank Kay and wife heard Mrs Foley scream up stairs Kay found Mrs Foley with a grievous throat wound in the bedroom while Foley lay dead in the kitchen with severe injuries hospitalised both Foley and Maud Foley died on arrival at hospital
The article notes plans to train about 1000 youths aged 14 to 18 in apprenticeships amid the depression. It cites government subsidies of 30 grants and mentions the impact on young men many of whom were married, as the occupation opportunities dissolved during hard times.
Weather report notes a comparison with Martie Bare Australian record of a close to 100 degree heat spell. The piece describes a mild warm period and references an extreme heat benchmark from 1821 22 merlins era.
A February 20 dinner in honor of a retiring railway commissioner recalls the department's evolution. Speakers warn against overregulation and emphasize service, noting planes increasingly affect traffic while railways must adapt through ongoing policy shifts and improving operations.
Fias Barbera Hutchins, a female pilot, made a forced landing on the Kerema Was route and was brought to Wee lat by Flot Todd of Stephens Aviation. She described living on native foods and failed rescue attempts for 18 hours while attempting to conserve petrol. Her navigation error stemmed from carrying too heavy a load and taking a wrong direction. She is associated with Shei Company and was hosted at a dinner and dance by New Gaines pilots.
A missing man case around Atherton prompts an intensive search. Police and local workers scour the lake and surrounding scrub after he left the White Car at Barrine and was seen near a rest shed. Beached boats and the small suitcase he carried are examined as officials cooperate with local workers.
Sister Kenny prepares for a London trip after a reported wartime medical mission. Details are scarce in this fragment, but the note highlights her forthcoming journey and ongoing medical work.
A boy missing since a voyage near Port Douglas was located after a reported flattie sighting in the sea. Officers from Port Douglas, led by Constable Mounit, aided by Collyer, traced the youth to a camp near the coast and arranged care and transport back toward Calan. A report described the salvage and ongoing police inquiries with limited details.
Perth February 19 A transcontinental train endured a two hour cyclone ordeal as it battered coastal routes. Storms lashed the engine and cars while passengers faced peril amid shifting tides and surf.
A brief notice reports no new cases at Bristane on February 20. The item notes continued cave preservation and entertainment events at Pisces of Tockhampton.
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