Shipping schedule notes weekly coastal and overseas departures
The notice lists regular steamship movements from Cairns Townsville Bowen Mackay Keppel Bay Liftshane and Melbourne to Sydney Brisbane and beyond. It records arrival and departure times with ports including Townsville Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Port Douglas and Singapore, detailing weekly patterns and specific dates such as January transit from Melbourne and Townsville returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuranda
Townsside
Townaville
Cairns
Towneville
Bowen
Mackay
Keppel Bay
Wednnesday
Sydney
Melbourne
Waipara
London
Corns Anchorage
Adelaide
Cumfasy, Limited
Colm Om Wedmesia
Lowessiile
Whursdey
Mat*oy
Hosta
Albourne
Malbourne
Savurdey
Brispeme
Boro Om
Yoterla
Mor- Bowaand Smutm CO
Townsville
Melbouwrine
Peregrine
Dembaian
Palmer
Port Douglas
Ieteram
Fearnley and Co Voyage Perished Through Europe Route
Fearnley and Co, Changsha, is due from Hongkong on Saturday 4. Zieten (SDL fine) leaves Sipd- Bey on December. A voyage to England through the Continent via Melbourne, Fremantle, Aden, Naples, and Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearnley and CO
Changsha
Hongkong
Santary
Zieten
Sipd- Bey
Dee
England
Melbourne
Imide
Fremantle
Colone
Aden
Guet
Naples
Gesna
Southampton
Tasmanian Ideal Jams by W. Lond & Co Hobart
Tasmanian Ideal Jams from W. Lond & Co Hobart claim age guaranteed pure and of finest quality. Advertised to grocers as a stacked ell product for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lond & Co
Hobart
F. W. Lord & Co
Townsville FloodDrives Heavy Rain and River Upheaval
Widespread storms drenched the region with 4.42 inches in 24 hours, flooding low-lying areas while rivers rose past bridges. Towns like Cairns reported record rainfall, disrupted rail service, and urgent drainage work as tides and floodwaters surged through streets and harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emat
Townsville
Mulgrave
Barron
Kurendshaut
Cairns
Prewett
Yungenburre
Herberton
Liam
Grantela
Heving
Iar
Babinds
R A Pong Ag Sg T
Abolition of the queues debated in imperial China
An account notes global reactions to ending the Manchu queue order. It cites Viceroy Wu Ting-fang’s observations in the Americas, support among educated classes, and editorials from The London Daily Telegraph and North China Herald. The piece frames the change as civilizational progress amid economic and social concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wook & Cable
Pexing
Loodom Daily Telegraph
Wu Ting-fang
Central
South America
Clausen
North China Herald
Lerman
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Boland’s
Beaver Bavio
Guba
Boland
Spence Street
A D .L. Chipn Sevigetion
Capes, Rule 4 Co., Limited
Vice Hoge
Robert Craig
Pharmaceutical
Chemiwholebale
Igh Es
Pzines
Gebool
Aree Presse
Go. B. B. Caste
Jack & Howell
A. J. Draper
AED
Lake Street
Cairne
the Ratices
Mutea
Life Association of Australasia
A. J. Pharre
T. Molanes
Ratate
Generel Aguet
Kacy Prien
Ssy ‘Terme
Harvey G. Draper
F.W.A.J
Caiina
Mrs. O Byrne
McLeod Street
Queen's Hotel
D. Headrick
Herman Irvine & Co
Wiuce
Laes Street
Fred. &. Anderson
John W. Holhway
More
Accoenmant
Hunrenzon
J. T. Bubeck
Bulssh Brea
Piercesreet
Joe Galvaniaed
Lake P.O. Bex
Tropes
N.W
Wim Fer
EK Mackay
Bris
China
Robur
Tas Rouva Ta Co, James Servier & Go
THE
Xmas Jewellers
Abbott Street
Santa Claus
John Isaac
Mercery
Kelly
R. H. Kelly
Rages Or
Catni
T. C. Beirne & Go.’s
Rae
T. C. Beirne & Co
the Valley
Brisbane
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