Steamship VAN LINSCHOTEN Sails for Port Moresby and Java
Notices announce cargo rates for Channel into Port Alma and Kepple Bay and a March 4 1912 beacon relocation at Port Alma. The Chillagoe reduction works seeks workers by Fi application. J Horsburgh, manager, notes labor needs by end of February 1912. The VAN LINSCHOTEN will sail from Cairns around March 29 1912 with superior passenger accommodation.
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Unclear Racing Ledger Entries and Payments
Fragmentary catalog of names, bets, prices, and payments for horses or entries including Ordnana, Mowxt Fillett, Firerays, Oak Apple, Thongida's Gala, and Hill End Amal. Mentions amounts like 1/8 1/4, 9/5, 4/-, with notes of paid statuses and locations such as Hampden and Durham Counois.
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Mungana Mines Report Shows Satisfactory Run
The Mungana Mines operation is reported as running satisfactorily with copper production levels improving. Lady Yee Ea records indicate a 420 percent performance metric in copper output.
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Oaks Amalgamated Gold Mines Report Fortnight Progress
The Oaks Amalgamated Gold Mines W.L. reports ore at surface headings and 100% footwall level with ce ore in the bottom. General manager T. A. Waters notes sinking on the main shaft to 86, with 708 north level showing higher grade ore and improving quality across levels.
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Onderlie
Cairns Harbour Board Election Sets New Board
The new Cairns Harbour Board prepares for its first term with Herberton’s seat still open and Jo John II expected to win. Members from Harthen Mayers Barron Warren Reed Armstrong Belson Wallace Rank and Newell form the regional slate. The board must tackle urgent tasks including securing a dredge to deepen the channel and finalize dredging plans under agreed funding.
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Chillague
Charles Wallace
Woothakata
John Rank
Melverton
John Newell
Mocnie Pe Hse
Eacham
Einasleigh
Fragmentary court notes on opium law and attendees
The text shows partial references to opium law, a legal sale, and officials like A. J. B. MacDonnell and others. It mentions a court session with attendees and a day-long proceeding, but details are garbled and incomplete.
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Adam the Second on Saturday's program at the hearing
A vivid description in the programme promises a strange act titled Adam the Second. It features a monkey mimicking human behavior including eating and drinking before retiring, prompting questions about whether the creature is animated or a mere showpiece.
Runaway Trap Incident Near Saths Street
Report describes a runaway trap attached to a horse belonging to W. G. L Tontorn on Saths Street. The trap overturned near Newmar tet Notes with the horse uninjured. The pony appeared frightened and future crowding incidents were feared as bystanders watched anxiously.
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Customs Collections at Cairns Vertex From Mid Month
Customs totals reported at Cairns from the sixteenth to the thirty first show revenue across various goods including textiles felts and fabrics medicines drugs chemicals wood leather jewelry and vehicles with amounts listed in pounds shillings and pence. The text lists specific item categories and sums such as textiles £81 1s 11d and machinery £98 14s 10d among others.
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Norman Park Nuisance Reported at Cairns Council
At a Cairns Town Council meeting last night the Nuisance Inspector reported that one of the guthouses in Norman Park was used in a disgrayful way. Some permons were mentioned.
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PMINY SAVINGS BANK WRAD FASTER
An OCR fragment reports a bank name and a garbled phrase about faster growth or aid. The readable elements suggest a local savings bank notice or ad with unclear wording and no identifiable actions, dates, or figures.
Townsville session ends with verdict in Mourilyam suit
Worthern Supreme Court seated in Townsville. Vecchia Bros of Mourilyam sue Mour Ivan Syndicate for 54 pounds. Jury returns verdict of 17 pounds 11 shillings 2 pence. Judge orders no further action on William Chapman case. Probate of Henry Steinmann’s will granted to Alexander Hartley and Robert Hartley. Realty and Personalty values recorded.
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Stewards Inquire Over Weighing Shortage At Rosshall
Wednesday the A1g stipendiary stewards finished an inquiry into a riding incident at Rosshall on February 24. J 3 Mr Heaald rode Gigandra and was found to be a whisker short on the scales. McDonald faced no fraud evidence but was fined for negligence and warned to check the clerk’s printout. trainer O Gough was fined for negligence and Solomon the owner £10 for breach of rule 29 regarding entry.
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That Cricket Squabble on Page Nine
Sydney report notes Clem Hill refused to use time offered by the Board to reply to invitations.Selectors announce Dave Amith of Richmond Victoria as the 15th man. The Australian tour in England remains unsettled with big financial stakes predicted.
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Weimaday Pledge Sparks Debate Over Third Term
Washington dispatch reports Democratic officials interpret President Weimay’s pledge as a limit to a single term but debate grows on whether he intended a third term in future possibilities. The conversation centers on constitutional tenure and party strategy.
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Weimaday
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