Shipping Arrivals Involving Various Passengers and Families
The item lists numerous travelers and families aboard the steamer Burns, Philp & Co. agents note arrivals and passengers including J. Mar, T- Carr, E. J. Daly, Mineo and child, W. Honb Cho, JA. Jones, five children and others, totaling 24 onward in early 25 Mornda from suitero pels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stone
D. J. Howell
JA. Afick
G. Hutledge
D. Maccdenyid
Dutton
A. Pengellhy
TV. McEbeel
R. Irwin
Burns, Philp & Co
Feo
Mornda
Suitero Pels
Burm, Philp & Co
Agerts
Departures of Passengers and Firms Listed
Morfinds gathers Miguen porta details with passengers Mies Duignsn Mr Waller Borns Philp and Co Agrats noted among departures and consignments at the port authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morfinds
Miguen Porta
Mies Duignsn
Mr Waller
Borns, Philp
Movements of Vessels by Barns, Philp, & Co Limited
The fleet departs for Townsville and Port Douglas with returns planned. AU S.N. steamers sail Cairns on Saturday and reach Townsville Sunday Bowen and Mackay Tuesday Brisbane Thursday. Vessels head south next Saturday to Sydney Monday Melbourne Thursday. Return trip departs Melbourne Saturday Sydney Thursday and Brisbane Saturday with arrivals the following Thursday. Wyandra sails tonight for Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townavile
Port Douglas
Town
Townsville
AU S.N
Cairns
Bowen
Mackay
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Wyandra
Melre
Adelaide Company steamers schedule to Cairns and Melbourne
Steamers depart Cairns on Wednesday, Townsville on Thursday, Bowen and Mackay on Friday. They reach Sydney on Thursday and Melbourne on Sunday. Return trip leaves Melbourne Tuesday, Sydney Saturday, Brisbane the following Tuesday, arriving Brisbane on Sunday. Morialla sails Sunday from Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Townsville
Bowen
Mackay
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Morialla
Steamers schedule between Australian ports from Townsville to Melbourne
Steamers depart Townsville Saturday and reach Mackay Sunday morning then Port Alma Sunday night and Brishame Tuesday morning. They leave Brishame Wednesday and arrive Sydney Friday and Melbourne the following Monday. Return leg leaves Melbourne Wednesday and arrives Sydney Brisbane next day, departs Brisbane next day and reaches Townsville Friday. Mourilyan serves Townsville Tuesdays with morning Port Douglas Cooktown run returning Wednesday then Townsville again 11 pm. Casa O Gowrie sails Townsville Sundays from Townsville to Port Douglas 7 am Monday, returns Tuesday and leaves Townsville 5 pm for Townsville.
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Townsville
Mackay
Port Alma
Brishame
Sydney
Melbourne
Sydney 'E Brisbane
Brisbane
Mourilyan
Port Douglas
Cooktown
Casa O'Gowrie
Townsvitle
Townaville
Unclear Shipping Terms from Fearnney & Co
Fearnney and Co indicates a shipment from Taiyuan to Hong Kong with a due date of March 17. A second note mentions Changsha and a route via port on March 15, but the text is garbled and details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taiyuan
Hong Kong
Changsha
Caila
Porte Om
Marth
Shipping notice and voyage report from Burra Philp and Co
Burra Philp and Co advise the steamer Wrendre will depart southern ports tonight at eight. En route from Townville the steamer Montero met blustery winds and heavy seas causing delays. it did not reach Brisbane until the following morning. The voyage featured unusually cool weather with heavy rains at times. The steamer Moucds arrived at Comms from the south on Friday and departed for Raheul the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burra, Philp and Co
Wrendre
Townville
Menlore
Brisbane
Raheul
Queensland National Bam Jon Ordinary General Meet
The 86th ordinary general meeting of Queensland National Bank was held with directors Milne and James Love present. Also attending were Mir MH Balston and four summer of shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Bam Jon. Milne
James Love
Mir MH
Balston
Gensal Matege
War effects on trade and finances noted at meeting
Discussion highlights drought impact on pastoral and dairy exports and the opportunity to invest in British war stock. The report cites the company holding £150 000 of war loan with total £450 000, notes deposits totaling 55.91 percent of liabilities, and praise for staff and enlistment support. The motion was seconded by Mr. G W Gray MLC and carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Londom
Ithg
G. W. Gray
Meurs
Wim. Bulcock
B. HL
Sugar Market and Wool Sale Reports from London and Sydney
London reports show American granulated sugar at 25. Queensland freight and Dalgety and Co telegrams note wool receipts in Sydney with 4400 bales of greasy fleece and a strong tone in scoured market. The text indicates a lively wool market with high quality wool in pulse of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Dalgety and Co. Ltd Townmille
Untitled metal market brief from a damaged Te record
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a metal market and prices but lack readable specifics. The text hints at a market report or listing with names or places but details are unreadable. No clear entities or events can be confirmed from the fragment.
Mines and ore yields reported at Bonny Dundee and Clack's Gold
Reports from Townsville and surrounding mines indicate Clack's Gold Mines paid back Government with interest on old Colombia Brilliante exports, while Bonny Dundee shows good mineral stone with three 6-inch leaders at the east face. Mt. Beet and related operations are set for potential metal smelting advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clack
Old
Colombia
Towems
Bonnie Dunde
War Fantasy and Political Rhetoric in a Fragment
The text presents disjointed excerpts mentioning court notices in Townsville and Cairns with dates, alongside political commentary on Germany in World War II era. It includes critiques of German losses and the potential for social upheaval, ending with a hope that both external and internal pressures influence Germany’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenrollers
Germany
Projected State Coal Mine Near Styx River
A Brisbane report on a proposed government operated coal mine in Mockhampton district near the Styx river. Geological testing equipment is engaged to assess the Bone River field for possible State coal use. Diamond Gril? have been ordered to test the Grad opt apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Styx River
Mockhampton
Diamond Grillp
Bone River
War aims and the German threat reassessed
A newspaper considers the war’s meaning after 18 months, arguing Germany cannot conquer Europe or destroy great powers. Britain remains uninvaded and stronger, though war hardships persist. The piece emphasizes perseverance and cautious optimism despite losses and strain.
Cairns Board to Consider Refrigeration Space Plan
At a Thursday night Cairns Board meeting the executives, on Me. Hecke's motion, instructed that in addressing oil stores they should also consider adding refrigerated space at this port.
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Cairns
Civilians vs Soldiers on Duty and Duty Ideals
The piece contrasts civilian self view with soldierly commitment, noting civilians cling to liberty while soldiers embody duty and esprit de corps. It cites Liverpool behavior as evidence and argues the soldier’s life shapes attitudes beyond civilian talk, endorsing the truce spirit of citizenship.
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Crack Regiment
Liverpool
Draper Limited to Auction Shore Lot Today
A. J. Draper Limited will auction a shore lot today. Moers A. J. Benge Deeper Ltd. reports two Bare sed ned being £505 comb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
A. J. Draper
Moers A. J. Benge Deeper Ltd
Bonham Shire invites applications and announces concert plans
Eacham Shire Council invites applications by March 27 for three employment positions. The area also promotes the Esd Crom Concert upcoming at the Biter Mel venue, with details to be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham Shire
Phage Seeman Sero Sim
Biter
Liver Tonic revealed as health booster by Kelly’s Chemist
An advertisement asserts a healthy liver ensures a fit body and good temper. It promotes Kelly’s Tonic Liver Pills as a stimulant for a lazy liver, claiming they effect a quick, reliable improvement.
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Kelly
Adjourment in Campbell wage case delays hearing
Joseph Campbell was charged with paying Aboriginal workers below the Award rate and appeared at the Summons Court on Friday. The adjournment for a fortnight occurred due to the absence of a key Aboriginal witness.
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Joseph Campbell
Musical Festival Plans Amid Local Preparations
A fragmentary notice indicates preparations for a musical festival at Townerlie during Easter. The committee advises ongoing coordination and safety measures as plans proceed into public events.
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Townerlie
Tropolax Praised as Effective Tropical Fever Remedy
A promotional claim extols Tropolax as an effective tropical fever medicine. The copy asserts universal recognition after first use and urges readers to obtain the gray Tropolax product for daily keep-ready use and recommendations.
Night Watchman Question Debated At Caires Harbour Board
At Thursday’s Caires Harbour Board meeting the night watchman issue was referred to. Mr Bask joked about watching, noting the night was intolerably warm, and he wished to finish the business paper quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caires
J. Bask
Donsidoon
Bask
Wen
Busines
Waddell Opens Large Stock of Groceries and Drapery
Mr A ML Waddell announces a grand opening of extensive inventories including groceries drapery boots and shoes with cash terms offered by Royal American Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ML Waddell
Royal
Volunteers to depart Cairns for front tonight
About 45 to 50 volunteers will leave Cairns this evening for the front. The Calires Citizens Band and Allied Choir are asked to assemble at the red shed at 7 o'clock to march to the wharf with the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Calires
te @rilt shed
Auction Sale Notices and Weather Woes In Local Notes
A fragmentary item reports an auction at Bodiyec h today at Tao pm for furniture from W Turner. The text also mentions weather disruptions from mosquitos and discomfort for visitors, plus a note about “Skesto Bans” by Craig’s with reference to a chemical.Chief details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Broper
Bodiyech
Tedey
Tao Pm
Beusstoin Ferniture
Ceder
W. Turner
Craig
Chimist
Cairne AG
Death of Cairns bookseller Mr Hughes at 38
The sudden death of Me G Hughes a renowned Cairns bookseller and stationer occurred Friday. He lived much of his life in Cairns with ties to Port Douglas and Herberton. The funeral Friday afternoon drew a large community turnout and many mourners noted his kindly nature and civic service. He leaves a wife seeking consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Hughes
Port Douglas
Herterton
Copinean
Lola at Palace Theatre in World’s Film Lola program
The Palace Theatre shows Lola from the World’s Film Corporation as part of the Star Programme. The plot follows Lola a revived corpse whose soul remains absent, leading to romantic entanglements with fashionable men and dramatic revelations. Prices listed 1/8 1/-, and 4.
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Lola
Film Corporation
Shubert
Brady
Toni
Boek
Theo Cole
Therfrm
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Eacham Shire Council
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