Shipping list fragment with varied names and vessels
OCR fragment lists several shipping names and captains, including Felvary, HL Brisschoten, Mes dames, Wilharts, and multiple passengers in steerage, mentioning Doaneh and Adelaote Co. It references a 485 0 Gowrie port and an Australian steamer, giving scattered vessel and person entries with no clear narrative.
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Felvary
Merialta
HL Brisschoten
S. Larce
G. Drake
Morr
Lewis
Adelaote Co
Terry Cs
Gowrie
Tereke
Departures of Wyreemna and Associated Persons
A list of individuals including Messrs Denn, Pherson, Rees, J Gordon, W Speed, H McNab, Roche, A Berg, J Goris, J Melirath, A Lene, W Dala feere, H Portas, A Neat Rice, J Redde, A D Foley, Mrs Taylor and children, Gordon trainer, and others. Notes show entrants and connections to firms like Dubie Dawson Borns Vialp and Co, Led agents.
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Messrs Denn
Eewers
Moe Pherson
JS Rees
Speed
J. Gordon
J Goris Jelm
Pressdem
H. McNab
Roche
AH. Berg
W. Buchanan
Maloney
Po Brown West
Wilson
de Taylor
A. T. Foler Gee
Cooper
Dawson
Prime Black
Jethoeen
Grover
Allen
Hareen
Whelan
Mickeen
Ease Speed
Gorden
P_ Foster
A. Lame
Mire Ith
Som
Dachter Gordon
Ted Ae Rier
Crimink
Yates
Oh Nat
Young
Mallee Sh Cobb
Dubie
Borns Vialp and Co
Movements of Vessels and Schedules in February
Movements of ships include Boss, Philp and Co departing at noon for the south from Adelaide with Metta leaving Wednesday for the south. Moervilyan arrives at 7 am on Tuesday with mail from Poothorn, while Lucinda and Towner depart for Pertelas and Cooktown on Wednesday. Townes ports list shows Sundays arrivals at Carns and Tare with times. Towrsville, Sandsfail, and Gore routes appear with various departures and landings on midweek days. Astronomical data note lunar phases: New Moon 9 am February 1, Last Quarter 5 am February 5, Perigee 11.28 am February 2, New Moon again Feb 9.
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Acstalian Steamships, Limited
Moervilyan
Poothorn
Pertelas
Diac
Lucinda
Las O Gore
Townes
Ceres
Mownlyar Harour
Cardwell
Leoode Crimp
Towrsville
Sandsfail
Coanet
TIDES Meestay Pobrasty 26 19 7 4 28 pm
A fragmented page item lists times and stations with unclear names and numbers. readable parts reference tides or schedules and a sequence of codes may indicate event timing or station identifiers.
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Meestay
Pobrasty
Sts Sek GS A
Farmer Bolte lauds Marquis wheat resilience in drought affected season
Philip Henry Bolte of Weat Wyalong writes to Sir Joseph Carrothers describing sowing Marquis on half an acre in 1996 amid severe drought. He reports four bags of first class wheat, no rust, straw upright, outperforming Federation and Steimwedel varieties. He notes Lotz yielded seven bags per acre and calls Marquis an Australian or world record germination success.
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Philip Henry Bolte
Weat Wyalong
Joseph Carrothers
Jwhear
Federation
Steimwedel
Glugus
Marquis
Cece
Bolte
Sbi
Australan
Cairns Stock Exchange Quotations Report
Mr A H Clarke sharebroker Cass reports Saturday quotations with prices for Hampden Cuthbert Andrew Boyd Whelan Tommy Burns Lode Hill Girt aa Lea Gold Mines Tyrconnell Minnie Moxham Oaks Reserve Oaks Anneeee Bowes Coal and Coke Cass Pictures and more. Prices listed in shillings and pence with several entries showing bids asks and totals.
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Ulean
Tommy Burns
Lode Hill
Lea Gold Mines
N.L
Ted
Mining Quotation Highlights From A M'Callum Brokers
February report from A M Callem & Co Bow Street lists commodity quotes including Bonnie Dundee Brilliant Block Renate North Briffiam Deeps Mills United New Minnie Moxham and other items with prices per unit and bid asks, reflecting market activity.
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CH. Towers
Messrs, A. M'Callem & Co
Bow Street
Bonnie Dundee
Iteiliant
Renate North
Briffiam Deeps
Brilliant
Po. S
Clark's
Ralamaden
Ae Mills’ United
B. Ad
Minnie Moxham
Ieee Germ
Cross Sid. Pean
Lampden
Ty Sai
Metal market report from Sydney February prices
London metal prices as of February 22 show copper down slightly, electrolytic copper steady, lead unchanged, zinc steady, tin up marginally for three months, silver flat, fine silver down. Water flow readings and manager comments indicate satisfactory operation and confidence in smooth action.
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Sydney
London
Tae
Forfeiture Case Over Mineral Leases Abandoned
On Wednesday before Warden Moran an application by G A Love for forfeiture of mineral leases Nos 27 and 225 was heard. Amos held in the name of G A Coll Briehane. Patching for the registered leasee and Mt Amos Tin Mines Ltd. evidence showed no offenses paid, no exemptions granted. leases had been worked on tribute for three years by Wallis Bros and no work for six weeks, thus abandoned.
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W Moran
G. A. Love
Amos
G. A .Coll
Briehane
Patching
Lessiee
Mt Amos Tin Mines Ltd
Wallis Bros
Oswalds gold mine Maldon Australia outputs 15 years
Mining at Maldon in Victoria shows Oswalds gold mine yielding gold over the past fifteen years Macs of gold extracted. It is one of the few mines in Australia operated solely for gold with no market for shares.
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Maldon
Vir
Australia
Molybdenite debate spurs calls for inquiry in NSW
J F Scamlebury criticizes wartime policy that throttled Australian molybdenite and tungsten outputs. He notes 1915 to 1925 shifts, federal embargoes on grade and bismuth content, and a recent grade rise. He urges a full inquiry by Federal legislators and the Rare Metal Producers Association to restore production and curb reliance on foreign markets.
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J. F. Scamlebury
Southern
E Co. Andrews
New South Wales
Ir 1 E Carne
Simme
Wiz, & Ws
Sydney
Germany
London
Australia
Labour
Liberal
Rare Metal Producers’ Association
Coal discovery reports north west of Pentland Queensland
The January Government Journal reports a coal discovery 34 miles northwest of Torrens Creek railway station and 42 miles NW of Pentland. Three shafts at Dingo Creek show ash around 17.6 to 19.8 percent and potential marketable coal. Proposes diamond drilling to prove extent, link with Bowenfels line, form a company for mining. Development viewed as vital amid rising coal demand and Townsville imports in 1916.
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Penjland
Mimmag Journal
J. H. Rew
Torrens Creek
Pentland
Aeisie Myers
Jas
Oxley Creek
Dingo Coach
Dinge Creek
Bowenfeld
Ti Rvveld
North
Chreensland
Townsville
Broken Hill South records midyear earnings and tax provision
Broken Hill South reports a substantial rise in product ion and a high rate for industrial metals driving a record performance for the half-year to December. Dividends declared at 6s per share were paid, with £20,000 reserved for probable taxation, shaping the annual tax appropriation.
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Broken Hill South Company
Wolfram Find at Rainbow Mine in Charters Towers District
A six man syndicate reportedly unearthed 23 tons of wolfram ore at Rainbow Mall with concentrates valued around a set sum, assaying details not fully specified. The ore shipment was sent toward Wit Lew show distance several miles from town, with three men sinking holes as the reef declines. Rainbow manager A Millican organized concentration of the parcel on a Card table.
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Revesse
Rainbow Mall
Bros
Salute the British Flag Debate in Brisbane Schools
A Brisbane deputation urged abolishing school salutes to the British flag, arguing against a prolonged outdoor ceremony under sun. The editorial defends patriotism, flags as liberty symbols, and teaches children what the flag represents, praising the Minister for Education’s courteous reception and warning pacifist views.
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Brisbane
United States
Hardacre
Deliverance
Australia
Skecto Bane and the Malar Threat in Old Seeite Chronicles
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a fiction piece featuring Craig’s Skecto Bane, Malar and Seeite Seeite chronicles. The lines reference Yellow Feves and allied terms, suggesting a fantasy world with antagonists and allied factions. Details are too garbled to identify clear events or actors.
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Craig
Almosanors
Poultry Instructor Appointed in North Queensland
Mr J Beard, long judge at North Queensland shows, has been appointed State Poultry Instructor. The Cairns Canegrowers' Association will hold its annual meeting at Mulgrave Mall next Saturday morning. Mr C Wodeward auctioned the household furniture of Mrs P L C Tensen on Sachs Street at 2:30 pm next Friday.
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J. Beard
North Queensland
The
Cairns Canegrowers' Association
Mulgrave Mall
Mr. C. Wodeward
Mrs. PLC Tensen
Sachs Street
Nyal's Face Cream and Local Auctions Highlight Cairns Commerce
An advertisement filled page notes Nyal's Face Cream promising skin protection at Keen's and a sales event by Mr H Sheppard in Mareeba offering 20 acres of freehold at Black Rock Creek. Babinda stores tout boots and apparel with guaranteed fit. A YMCA Children’s Ball fundraiser appears with plans in Wibernity Hall, while volunteers bound for active service are farewelled by Cairns Band and Allied choir with cheers as the steamer departs.
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Rineral
Cemesday
Silk Mist
Mr. H. Sheppard
Mareeba
Black Rock Creek
Timaroo
YMCA
Wibernity Hall
Volumeer
Cairns
Carns Show Association and Press Action Debate
The letter from The Show Association Char questions direct action and urges petitioning the president to convene. Notes on oranges for the Allies, Swiss intrigue, and Austro‑Hungarian court politics highlight wartime concerns and Vatican support to protect Catholics amid European upheaval.
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Policlans
Vienna
Austria
Ovaria
Bavaria
Carl
Vatican
Blockade prospects revised by Austro German naval experts
The Morning Post dispatch from Budapest reports that Austro German naval experts have updated blockade forecasts. England will be starved in a year rather than two months, with sunk tonnage rising from 2 percent of pre war levels and monthly sinking needs reaching 600000 tons to affect Britain. Recruiting notices announce a local drive in Colins district and Herberton Shire Hall with temp offices and demonstrations by the Cairns Red Cross Guild to spur service.
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Post
Budapest
England
Herberton
Hed Guild
Ad- Major
Co Ion
J. Noble
Cairna Red Cross Guild
Noble
Teeming Committees Boost War Loan Subscriptions in Australia
The Federal T. S electorate saw a division of the area among committee members for a canvass to secure subscriptions to the war loan. Despite heavy rain, promises reached £25,385 from the subdivision, with about half attributed to the canvass. A further drive is planned to secure 5,000 indie bonds by March 31, targeting small capitalists and wage earners yet to subscribe.
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Australia
T. S
Peapes and Co. Representative to Speak at Kuranda Rally
Mr Ez Jackson of Peapes and Co will be at Kuranda on February 26 to promote high class men s attire amid ongoing telegraph line problems. Rev S Mitchell planned to speak at a major reform rally in Herbertom on Thursday.
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Rev. S. Mitchell
Herbertom
Local store opens large groceries and drapery stock
Babinds merchant Mr A M Waddell announces cash terms and agency for Royal Insurance Union. A special meeting of abo to be held at 8 tonight in the Hibernian Hall with address by Mr J Foat Secretary of the PoC Queensland. Also note Pope replies to Hungarian episcopate seeking peace. Council Chambers 8 tonight to choose chairman and secretary for Wolfram Red Cross. Mrs J Stacks (29) named in January collections report omissions.
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Babinds
A. M. Waddell
Royal Insurance Company
Abo
Hibernian
J. Foat
Poc
Queensland
Wolfram Red Cross
Follas
J. Stacks
Townsville Notes and Local Advertisements
Townsville dredge Cleveland Bay finishes cleaning a channel and will deepen berths to 29 feet along the petty wharf. Applications for Australian Sugar Producers Association organizer role due by March 31 to Brisbane. Cairns Citizens Brass Band meeting at 8 pm to elect a town committee and review finances. Also a Cairns chemist advertises Kuranda Kure for quick headache relief.
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Townsville Peetens
Cleveland Bay
Petty Wharf
Townsville “Bulletin
As.p.a
Australian Sugar Producers’ Association
Cairns
Brisbane
Sth March
Sign of the Cross touring rights secured by box 1a
Back-country pic kers managers are told they can secure touring rights for Wilson Barrett's Sign of the Cross by communicating with Box 1a Carns. Arrangements are being made for a grand farewell show through Messrs. J. C. Williamson and Co.
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Wilson Barrett
No crowd reads the times of their lives at Labour event
At the South Australian Labour party conference delegates carried a resolution calling for the next Labour conference in Perth to pursue the withdrawal of compulsory military and naval training from the platform. Premier Vaughan was expelled earlier, and the party aims to redefine its platform.
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Vaughan
Perth
Australian Labour Party
Bulldogs Mascot Cars For Hire Advertised
Two bulldog mascot cars branded Masco sit on the fronts of two prominent vehicles in Cans for public hire day or night. Phones and Buick phrasing urge readers to hire these cars to avoid disappointment and ensure satisfaction.
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Bulldogs Masco
Lennie Cairns
Jumble Sale Profits For Cairns Red Cross Society
The Cairns Red Cross Society thanks donors and helpers after a successful jumble sale last Friday. The group reports funds raised and prize lists awaiting final completion. Prize winners include Mrs J Thypessen Bert Roff H Warren Mrs J G Hoare and Mr netobes. prizes can be collected from Mrs Standish, N Bank Abbott Street.
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Cairns Red Cross Society
H. Warren
J. G. Hoare
Netobes
Valuations Confirmed in Three Appeals Against Appellants
On the bench H Morris and Mr Gill represented the council as valuations in all three appeals were confirmed. Appealing parties included Henry Sinnott, A Mendingburra Portion 3A at Coonombah Charters Towers Road 70 acres 1 rood 37 perches. Christopher Pieneatricke Furia 3000 Portion 38. Scott Ayr line 89 acres 77 perches. and Mary Scott Ayr line 196 acres 3 roads 1304 perches.
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H. Morris
Mr. Gill
I Counci
Henry Sinnott
A. Mendingburra
Coonomobah
Charters Towers
Christopher Pieneatricke
Furia
Port
Scott
Ayr
Toe
Mary Scott
Taagt
Agriculural No
The Golden Casket Art Event and Repatriation Drive
The Art Union organises a double event to aid repatriation of Australia’s soldiers. Tickets titled Golden Casket offer chances to win numerous caskets valued from one to five thousand pounds, with some entries free. Officials oversee the distribution and proceeds support veterans.
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Australia
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