Cairns Floods Cut Roads as Tropical Disturbance Lashes Coast
Heavy rains from a tropical disturbance batters Cairns and district. Flooded streets, water-logged yards, and submerged rail lines strand residents and halt trains from Babinda to Gordonvale as Manifests show river gauges rising and roads turning to torrents. Officials warn the center may pass between Cairns and Cape York.
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Cygrne
Weather Bureau
Cairns
Cape York
Florence Street
Jor
Abbott
Aplis
Machres
Amart
Ferther
Kerwiss
Tim
Thoresend Tatand
Port Douglas
Innisfail
Bowes
Koremis
NooDwArn Purremsia Hotel Booking Details
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a hotel event at NooDwArn Purremsia with a 12/6 date and a 350 pound amount. Names like Fiveemet beam and Meleod Gtrest appear unclear but linked to the booking. Additional vague references to a Steee Pheengrach and music follow, details obscured.
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la Ba —Steee Pheengrach
Ry Tagener
Menrty Mow
Tropical District Notices and Weather Impacts Report
The report describes tropical disturbances weakening later in the day, replacing flood conditions with normalcy as showers cease. It notes waterlogged streets in Mo Leod Street affecting shopping and commutes, with rail access disrupted. Tidal and barque traffic details include readings at Cairns and Port Douglas, and a lingering poor weather pattern over Bowen.
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Malamba
Mo-Leod
Caires
Port Douglas
Bowen
Unsettled January Weather Hits Townsville and Clomcurry District
Georgetown reports a squally day with light rain and overcast skies. January rainfall remains under two inches. Townsville notes unsettled conditions with heavy rain and squalls. gales caused damage in the Clomcurry district.
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Georgetown
Townsville
Clomcurry
Broken Hill Strikers Prefer Cash to Beer
Broken Hill reports no change in the AMA strike. The strike committee will issue permits for ammunition making to union members. Hotelkeepers are urged to donate cash rather than beer to support the strike effort.
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Broken Hill
AMA
Tt Bee
Eminent Actor George Sutton Titheradee Dies
Sydney reports the eminent actor George Sutton Titheradee died Saturday after a long and painful stress.
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Sydney
George Sutton Titheradee
Belle Vue Hotel Brings Modern Renovation To Brisbane
Mrs Finnigan formerly of the Hotel Cecil has taken over the Belle Vue Hotel. The building undergoes complete reconstruction with new fittings furniture bath lighting and a full gallery system. The hotel, famed across Australasia, sits beside the river near the Botanical Gardens Parliament Houses and the Queensland Club offering cooling breezes on hot days.
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Finnigan
Cecil
Belle Vue
Australasia
Botanical Gardens
Parliament Halls
Quessland Club
Hairdresser Ad Highlights Local Service Today
Fragmentary listing shows a first class hairdresser offering services with an emphasis on punctual delivery. The readable text notes a single line advertisement possibly from a local newspaper page and references daily mail mail-time context.
Shapes 5 Etwan in MELBOURNE at West Melbourne Stadium
The event in Melbourne sees Charlie Simpson defeating Liew in a 8 11 bout while Edw loses on points in p rogmsis. The crowd largely approves though some think Edwards deserved the verdict. A wartime wounded soldiers fund list follows with numerous donations and acknowledgments from various individuals and organizations totaling £7121 0s 3d with additional disbursements and prior acknowledgments listed.
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Melbourne
Charlie Simpson
Liew
Perds
West Melbourne
Edwards
Railway Mishap Closes Line Then Clears Path
A railway incident blocked traffic after a collision. Workers used a loop line to divert trains and restore normal service as the permanent way was cleared and traffic resumed.
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Woolsor
State by election pending with two Liberal candidates
The by election yields no absolute majority after a vote listing Alex Graff 3001, George Parish 1392, Frank Farnell 152, others including William Beggip Patrick Craddock and John Smith Bell. A second ballot will be held next Saturday between Graff and Parish.
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Alex. Graff
George Parish
Frank Farnell
William Beggip
Patrick Joseph Craddock
John Smith Bell
Graff
Parish
Thio fell of bread perifyeg bert the cocoum of it
Fragmentary OCR notes report an incident involving bread and bottles labeled 3/6 and 6/6. Key details and locations are unclear, but references to a defect or drop appear. Further readable text is needed for full reconstruction.
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Thio
Mining and dividends report for Australian companies decline
Extract reflects mining listings at Mt Cuthbert St Mungo St Andrew and Kalamadan with associated shares and payments. It notes Mareeba Gold Mines N.L dividends and acreage, Oaks N.L.L., Thompson's Oaks, and Leisner's Wolfram Block. It reports Bowen River Coal and Bowen Coal and Coke earnings and a year with limited dividend distributions and a total dividend figure for 1914.
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Mt Cuthbert
Ste Mungo
St. Andrew
Paids
Vulcan
Gilmore
Lode Hill
Hill Bed Amal
Kalamadan
Mareeba Gold Mines N.L
L Id
Awe
Pais
New Minste Mexham
Oaks Nll
Oaks Reserve
Thompson's Oaks
Leisner
Wolfram Block
Bowen River Coal
Bowen Coal and Coke Co. Ltd
Palace Pictures
Cairns Pictures
Aluminum’s Sensational Market Notes
A brief from Mining and Engineering World New York reports aluminum prices quoted in a community market at 30 mts per unit. The sector sees strong activity in communications roles, while auto manufacturers show no extraordinary demand at this time.
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Mining and
New York
Mosths Ag Aluminum
Panacea for All Rally Announces Mixed Prices
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a rally, prices 1/6 and 3/6 per tm, and names Coe, Coie, Jost & Rowel. Details are unclear but point to a local advertisement or event summary with staged prices.
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Panacea
Oténinenis Af
T. P. Rally
Coe” Eet, Coie
Jost & Rowel
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