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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jan 06, 1927

Page

9

Shipping the Port of CatruS and Nearby Routes

Maritime notices list vessels including Kanowna Daintree and Canberra with departures to and from Sydney Cairns and Brisbane. Cargoes passengers and logs are noted with agency names Burns Philp Campbell Adelaide and more. entries dated January and December reference arrivals and sailings to ports including Port Douglas and Mossman.

Kanowna Burns Philp and Cow Ltd Daintree Daintree River Cummins and Campbell Ltd Herbert Port Mongies Adelaide Coy Ltd Aldinga Stnou Cairns Hiona Mackay Decemene Sue VU Loo Seaavies Brisbane Sydney

Shipping notices and sailings from Australian line list

Text fragment lists several ships with destinations and dates for January and December, including EASTERN ARP, ST. ALBA, ARAFURA, AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE, PARIPARI, CITY OF WIRRCHSTER, SHANORAT, and other vessels. It notes en route statuses, arrivals, departures, and ports such as Yokohama, Cairns, Liverpo ol, Vancouver, and United Kingdom, with agents and line references Burns, Philp and Co.

Tanda Cairns ST. Alba Arafura Yokohama Paripari Duc Lomson Burns, Philp Wirchester United Kingdom Smith Bern Emlp Cox Shanorat Liverpes Howerd Santth Ruyedael Leavin Queensland Yroaren Alsterbo Vancouver Otygar Ogentn

Passenger List SS Kanowna Arrivals from Southern Ports

Passenger list aboard SS Kanowna under Master Sharland records arrivals from southern ports. Names include W Jamieson E Bolus A Keller W Kansal G Roscoe J Facey J Mont Cc Bonlt L Cassidy N Johnstone E Gaffrey J Slattery D Melcont Kearney E hard Co Kidd M Fox Conners.

E. Hard Kidd M. Fox Conners

Bee Times and Place Noted for Quarter Date

A brief item notes bee timing at 10.58 am and a location cue Cuarter with a time 0.43 am on January 9th, marking a small event. The fragment lists a moment and place without a broader context or outcomes.

Jan

Weather Readings Mixed Across Hours

Fragmented OCR notes show temperature readings at multiple hours including 9 am and 3 am with references to rain and degrees. Mentions of a temperature recorder for BS and 744 appear alongside unclear times and weather terms.

Daily radio program schedule and concerts in a city

A fragmented listing shows midday sessions and a long concert program from the City’s studios. It references weather reports from the Commonwealth Weather Bureau, hotel Carlton events, and a series of musical numbers including orchestral pieces and solo performances by named performers.

Commonwealth Weather Bureau The Daily Mail Daily Standard Hotel Carlton Carlton Symphony Rehestre Afiiraan Studiin Pan the Telegraph Tose Dawn Karly Iedny Seasion Stun Ampannee Sandman J. Murray Ulvural Leentire Bay W. A. Braiden McLeod's Studio Prowraisione Orelental Offenbach Neteumental Marlettet de Oy Wwetherlow Miss Blane Tyr Urus Cornet Chirpers Salo Ina Garhy Maley Whaneche Hawelian Kala Comet del Riccco WH. Davia FF Dreth Sala

The Metal Market in Sydney Prices and Rates

Sydney market notes show copper trading at £5/10/9 with £486/14/Wh in spot and three months. Bars include Bain with 62/7, lendings £28/8/9 and £38/12/6, Speler £32/7/h and £52/8/9. Tin at £10/5/ and £205/2/6, silver £2/0 US bond, 2/013 ref., 212 ties. American elect at 13.775 cents.

Sydney

Brisbane Produce Market Briefing at Koma Street

Brisbane market notes increased local brewer supplies and varied outputs. Locally produced chaff and onions sold briskly, New South Wales wheat offered, hay chaff cleared, onions thick, potatoes light with prices around 14/9 and pumpkins ranging 15/6 to 21.

Brisbane Koma-street Wales K. OS New South Wales Hare Hiwerne Bay Mimire

Shark Capture At Brisbane Beach In Exciting Fight

Brisbane January 4 A grey rose shark nearly 12 feet long was captured by a beach patrol after a struggle lasting 50 minutes. A 10 foot shark was seen in the surf today as a big crowd watched the fight. The first shark was hooked and fought hard before finally being captured.

Brisbane

Russian Officials Sentenced to Death in Graft Case

Moscow report says M Loasevitch director of the Irkutsk Communal Department and five assistants were sentenced to death for embezzlement and bribe taking. Twenty-six others including ex Princess Muratova received various prison terms.

Moscow M. Loasevitch Irkutsk Muratova

Captain and crew drown in British steamer Caiman disaster

In a Havana to Beta voyage carrying whisky, the captain and six crew members of the British steamer Caiman perished after a catastrophe near Mexico City. One survivor reported.

Mexico City Caiman Havana Beta Aff Ding

Death of Cairns Resident Thomas Frederick Brereton

In Cairns, Thomas Frederick Brereton aged 70 died yesterday afternoon. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he arrived in 1886 and worked in railway construction before retiring. He leaves a well known seven-generation family in the district. Funeral from George Brereton’s Grimehaw Street residence at 4:40 this afternoon.

Cairns Thos Frederick Glasgow Scotland Brereton Groun-Mp Geo. Brereton

Funeral notices for Davies Brereton and others across Cairns area

Friends and relatives are invited to funeral processions for Barrick Labeen and Thomas Frederick Brereton, among others, with services at St Monica's Church and Cairns Cemetery. Details list addresses Lumley Street Abbott Street Grimshaw Street and associated family members, with undertaker notes from H M Svendsen Ltd and Caima Railway Department employees invited to attend.

Igie Thomas Frederick Brereton Cairns George Brereton Grimshaw Martyo-street Mra C. White Malerave F. Brereton Babinda Mes W. Crouch Sherwoml Mere F. Simpson Mira G. Jackson Brisbane Anv Caima Railway Department Atten YW. al Svendsen

Marriage and public lighting debate in Melbourne era

The text blends a marriage notice from Cairns and St Jats Church with a lengthy Melbourne discussion on street lighting. It notes Davie Lover wedding to Tsobel Stewart and then shifts to a sisterly remembrance, poems, and multiple opinions on how better street lighting reduces crime and supports urban development, citing Mr TA Wineef and a 5 year crime-wave context. It argues that inadequate lighting incurs hidden costs, though authorities often fixate on upfront price.

Davee St. Jats Kowa Cairns Padre Sith Lies W. OH. Davie Cains Tsobel Wind Thie AL Ulead Atherton Wineef Erbrvinala Remein Melbourne

Thank you for your kindness after our loss

Mrs M Dingwall and family thank Dr Jamieson Matron and Cairns District Hospital staff for floral tributes and messages of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Also thanking Mr and Mrs Revs Mee Baxter Mr and Mrs Bacon and families Mrs J Jones and all kind friends for support.

M. Dingwall Draper-strest Jamieson Cairns District’ Hospital Revs Mee Baxter

Lighting for town pays for itself says authority

An authority on lighting argues that reliable street lighting costs are offset by benefits, while critics warn against high initial spend. The piece urges faster adoption of hydro electric power and modern facilities, asserting good service always pays for itself.

Scone Gene Oon

Viet to Mr F. Vernon BRel as arbitrator in Shire dispute

Engineer Johnstone Shire Council Viet to Mr F Vernon BRel left for Ungham by mail train on Wednesday to act as arbitrator in an argument reported to exist between the Shire Council there and a contractor.

Viet F. Vernon Brel Johnstone Shire Council Ungham Johnstone RD. Blien Vernon Redmond Fisher's Creek Tunstall

Passenger Bus Burns Near Cairns in Sudden Fire

The Sub Collector of Customs reports December 2m revenue at £6599 2s 2d with imports £12 745 and exports £260,984. Shortly after midnight Tuesday a passenger bus between Cairns and Aloomba caught fire near Gordonvale Aloomba area. owner Mr J Owens, origin of the blaze undetermined as inquiries proceed.

Cains Custome Gordonvale Ajoomba J. Owens Betwer Cairns Aloomba

Jolmetone Shire Road Works Start on Bamboo Bridge Route

Bliss announced on Wednesday that the Main Kemal Board has begun work on the road section from Bamboo Bridge to Five Mile. A development road will extend from there to Billikwoodl, altering the isolation felt by district settlers.

Withiall T Sllwee Jolmetone Bliss Kemal Board Bamboo Bridge Lonialail Five Mile Billikwoodl

Clean Sheet at Innisfail and Townwide Drainage Notes

Reports from Innisfail outline police charges and licensing court actions amid a busy week. Council efforts clear channels in Gurdunvale while street maintenance lags. Debates on road ruts persist as officials visit Herberton and Seventeen Mile Fisher’s Creek. Public Curator figures rise in 1920s records, estate matters grow, and local Chinese community plans temple and home brickwork might cost thousands.

Innisfail A. FB. Aitkin P.al

Mulgrave Mill Sees Record Season in 1926

Mulgrave Mill at Gordonvale reports a record 189,149 tons of cane processed in 1926 with an anticipated 27,000 tons of sugar. The batch yielded a 7 to 1 cane to sugar ratio, marking a dual record in output. Weekly cane crush averaged about 6,600 to 6,700 tons, and all sugar was dispatched to Cairns by December 28. Last year’s output was far lower, with about 4,000 tons in stock by February.

Gordonvale Jan Mulgrave Leffisienes Cairne

New Season Prospects For Cane Crop Outlook

Weather conditions favor plant cane and a large crop is forecast for the coming season. The mil overhaul will not commence until 1 February, and the stave in consequence of the holidays’s preparation remains unsettled.

Bruce Honored at Toronto Receives LLD Degree

The University of Toronto conferred a Doctor of Law upon Mr Bruce in a Convocation ceremony. The event was attended by representative citizens. A mortarboard hat was presented, a feature of the ceremony, with the Prime Minister scheduled to view proceedings.

MR. Bruce Toronto University of Toronto Areuce

Brisbane Weather Report Shows Heavy Rain Across Regions

Heavy rain swept eastern areas with storms near Rockhampton Hebel and War Central West. Reports show 416 points at Nundah and 251 points recorded by Brisbane observers. Suburban stations at Mayne Junction and Kibworth logged notable rainfall while Metropolis readings hovered around 250 points.

Brisbane Rockhampton Hebel North Coast Tera Reenteigh Kibwokht Kenilworth Arca Nundah Mayne Junction

Collins to miss Byerey match for New South Wales

Sydney January 5 M A Collins has informed selectors he will be absent from Byerey Monday and Tuesday. South Australia not available. Seddon named twelfth man. CL and Macartney retained. Weather, fire inquiry, hospital committee notes from Cairns area.

Sydney Collins New South Wales South Australia Seddon Macartney

Public Send Off For Inspector OHara In Cairns

A public meeting will be held at Aquatic Hall tonight to bid farewell to Inspector O Hara who relinquishes his duties in Cairns this morning. The Mayor Ak A Draper will chair and guests will be asked to accept a token of esteem and express regret at his leaving. All sections of the public are invited to attend.

Regret at Gordonvale over inspector transfer

The Gordonvale community expresses deep regret at Inspector O’Hara’s transfer from Cairns. Residents praise his fearless, effective policing and acknowledge the loss to the district and wish him and his family long life health and prosperity as he moves to serve in another centre.

Gordonvale Jan O’hara Cairns O'Hara Melaughlin

Inspector Mann Arrives to Succeed O’Hara in Cairns

Inspector Main formerly of Maryborough arrived in Cairns last night to take over from Inspector O’Hara. He was greeted by local officers including Inspector Klara and Constables Wilson and Reedman at his hotel, the Post Office, after a tiring journey.

Main Maryborough Cairns O'Hara Klara NiOere Eri Tonk Wilson

Early History of North Queensland Summary

A fragmented 19th century chronology traces exploration and settlement in North Queensland from 1859 to the late 1870s. Key figures include taptan Sinckir aboard the Santa Barbara, Dalrymple's expeditions, Mackay overland ventures, and the Jardine party from Bowen. Establishments at Bowen, Townsville, Cardwell, Port Douglas, and Cairns emerge alongside significant gold discoveries at Charters Towers and Palmer River. Other notes record shipwrecks, port openings, and early punitive and exploratory expeditions.

Port Denison Taptan Sinckir Santa Barbara G. E. Dalrymple Anmed Ice Peer Urke Will Australia Royal Wark Abelbonne Bowen Jeanie Deymiple John Mackay Es Prman New 'S Cireen Mont Pioneer River Mackay Py Murrells Saulion Alick Frank Jardine Chctober Sibel Apenling Jessop Buchanan Pane Gilbert Monsman Clark Fraser Charters Towers Towers Fell Maria Cardwell William Hann Mitchell River Palmer River Emenerrertgt Caplacing Pa Dalrymple J. W. Mulligan Wi Imer Cooktown Brisbane Mullizan Atesmer Victoria Captain Lake Trinity Bay Cairns Port Douglas Caira Post Eck Conwar Tr Macka Cucania Mi 105 Johnstone

Banana export plan eyed for Far North markets

Cardwell on January 5 reports a large consignment of over three hundred banana boxes on the fruit train bound for southern markets. J Hall, leader of the Fruit Marketing Committee, says current planning could justify a Cairns fruit train next year to boost efficiency and widen distribution.

Cardwell Me. J. Hall Comittee Cairns

Gaming in Cairns reader letter attacks gambling raids

To the Editor. Sir in view of police raids on alleged gambling in Abbott Street would it be too much to ask they show similar attention to organized gambling organs in our streets and parks described as carnivals Antonio signs off in contempt for such venues and calls for equal action.

Abbott Street Antonio

The Rain Tree Nuisance of Edge Hill Cicadas

A reader recalls a large rain-tree near Edge Hill shedding cicadas during mid summer storms. Two cicada varieties produced distinct songs, one zinging loudly then fading, the other a continuous trill. The writer notes the swarm's nuisance during shady lunches and rests amid humid, stormy weather near Rawels.

Edge Hill Gayndah Cairns Prio Rawels

Cathedral offertory receives £1000 bank note gift

A 1000 pound Bank of England note was placed in Salisbury Cathedral offertory during an early morning Holy Communion service led by Bishop Donaldeen. About 120 worshippers attended. The donation, one of the largest in cash at a church service, supported the World Call missionary drive and the Gospel’s reach.

Bank of England Salisbury Cathedral S.C. G. A. Donaldeon Brisbane Donahieon Missionary Council of the Church Assembly London Daily Mail Offertary World Call Neal

Portuguese Patriot National War Aid Drive Declared

Readers rally to support a war effort with a contribution offer and teacher involvement. Aimed at assisting Great Britain, the campaign invites sums and volunteer participation to sustain patriotic activities amid ongoing conflict.

Victoria Wins Second Eleven in Seaboer

Victoria defeated New South Wales by five wickets in a limited cricket match. Key figures include Wynne 97 and Davies 139 for Victoria while Scanion, Amos and others contributed for NSW, with Wynne and Davies pacing the chase as the visitors seized the win.

Victoria sYower Sy Diey Otto Clevert New South Wales Pon Eee' Wynne Sand Foe Davies Wicassie Cneaoa Sand Aoelin Ban'e Toe Amos

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