Arrivals and Ships Bring Passengers to coastal ports
The list outlines arrivals from Brisbane and Cairns with ships bound for Gulf ports and Sydney. Names include Burnt, Moore, Migens, Tromside, Hislop, Roush, Hushamti, Crago, Bac her, Philpot, Foster, Batt, Gar ling, Harnett, Kane, Riddle, Garton, Kensell, Hall, Nicholas, Sheham, Windad, Bell, Holmes, Burne, Love, Calder-Smith, Rolvin, Met, Johnston, Coyne, Kegor, Valent Woods, and many more in a dense roster of passengers and crews headed to Townsville and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadarves
Moore
Migens
Tromside
Hislop
Roush Herath
Hushamti
Crago
Bacher
Philpot
Foster
Batt
Garling
Harnett
Kane
Riddle
Garton
Kensell
Hall
Nicholas
Sheham
Windad
Bell
Mess
Holmes Uy Henory
Fleckure
Queh
Burne
Love
Calder-Smith
Rolvin
Hal
Johnston
Goating
Coyne
Kegor
J Joation
Tyre Byte
Valent Woods
Wladiakynch
Clare Meas
Collins Cahill
McGui Moore
Millen
Johnsoan
Hosen
Willlanse
Lye
Tranni Hislop
James
Londale
Lloyd
Rost
Hussey
Huxham
Chalmen Williams
Strut
Drishane Produce Market Report Seeks Better Supplies
The Drishane Produce Market notes fair to good supply on Ruma Street with wheaten calls mixed and prices varying. Descriptions indicate poor quality pumpkins and barley, limited corn, and overall tight supply. some items sold at 4/0 to 6/0 while others declined or rejected, with several stock items under heavy demand.
Butcher's Produce and Marsupial Sales Reported
Charleville sale scene sees 1700 cattle yarded on Saturday by McPhie Co and Morehead Ltd headed by Fantoral, with about 1000 on account of Ques Ne Fantoral and 306 on account at Ber. A clearance of over 500 head achieved, cows and heifers of sire lines sold, average prices noted amid varied values. Sellers and buyers noted as Messrs and associated names from Newlands, Wales, and Barbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville
McPhie and Co
Morehead Ltd
Sateda
Ques Ne 1 Fantoral, Company
Barclay Downs
Ber
David Cannon
Newlands
Jock Wales
Id Uak
Copper Market Folklore From Sydney Sparks Nonsensical Quote
Fragmentary market report from Sydney dated January 8 cites Landon and Copner with garbled figures and stray codes. The jumbled text mentions copper prices, forward contracts, and electrolytic copper, but the data remain indecipherable and cannot be reliably interpreted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Landon
Wwe
Torward
Jen
Boelter
Americi
Fragmentary historic mail schedule note from Herberton area
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions mail arrivals and routes including Herberton Line and Se SPOS items. It references ships or trains, dates such as December 29 January 10 and February 1, and places like San Francisco and Lorton. The text is incomplete and reads as a mail schedule fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara the Sau
Prom Bebtads
Wrom Herberton Line
Ormonde
Tet Lorton
Dive
Rieatfean Mail
Venturh
Heft San Fransisco
Due Brabant
Australia’s founding era and early Sydney milestones
A January 2 1922 post recalls the 1788 birth of the Australian nation and Port Jackson’s seizure by Captain Phillip. It notes Australia’s formal colony proclamation twelve days after and traces early population, 1796 theater, 1814 name change from New Holland to Australia, rudimentary judiciary, and contemporaneous European events such as Napoleon’s era and Bathurst’s founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Port Jackson
Phillip
New South Wales
Sydney
New Holland
South
Europe
Britain
Tran
Napoleon
Waterloo
Bathurst
Governor Macquarie
Lemrett
Remembering pioneers and progress on Foundation Day traditions
An overseas excerpt recalls early white settlement exploitation and the anniversary’s call to balance memory with present duty. It urges honoring Wentworth Lawson Evans Onley Leichhardt and others, warns against neglecting heritage, and notes upcoming public notices and local civic events amid community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Analia
Wentwirth
Lawson
Evans
Onley
Leichhardt
Ham
Commonwealth
Syuir
Mor
Mane
Bute Dena
Burley
Remains of Mrs Margaret Dunn Interred at Cairns Cemetery
The funeral of the late Margaret Dunn, who died Tuesday night at Mareeba, proceeded from the Methodist Church to Cairns Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon. The Rev F F Hart conducted a short service, with magistrate tributes from family and friends. Dunn leaves five children, and the service noted condolences from many residents.
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Margaret Dunn
Marecha
Cairns
FF. J. Harti
Rma Martyh
Gordo
Mot
Gennes
Finnie Ani Elie
Ern Ramenameny
Gag
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Koch
Noch Quiwesland
Craig, Chemist
Eniss
Lse
Pink
Valuy
Jewellss
Great Reduction
Melick's
A W. Mighell
Commelina
Tana
Moller's Buildings
Gordon Street
Gordonvale
E. J. Harris
Caren
Demaret
Lewhy Ar A. Abdullaits
Gordon Vale
Berle! Srassifres
Melbourne House
Abbott Street
Rok Hana Coenen Horrockses Fabrica Lanl
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Eiden Elon
Crewdson
Orwell
AMD
Townsville
Macdonnell
Mamlyn-Harrie
Owen Whittice
Atson
Ibalconist
F. L. Hardgraw
Main Street
Atherton
Ben
Tenravle
Ieee
Brisbane
Bom
Gulf Ports
Gfiene
Eine Talento
Tasenaal Erie
Tinana Ee
Brie
Beer, Spake, Corton
Sila
Smallwood Face
Undstakers Sed Conchbuilder
Ted
Drishane Produce Market
Ismane
Jan
Cates
Iran
Cate Beddin
Sbane
MacTapgarth
Barbon
Charleville Stock Sales
M. Mendsen Ltd
Dadaratere and Kaibalmers
Lalor Street
Artificial Wreath
Hannan
Eras
the Post
Wien
Menampar L
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Chirne
Bellierving
Wivdell
el Roth
Teslaing College
A. L. Nevitt
Mrr
Hooper
Satan
Om Tahoe
Donataile Donges
Po Ming
DSM
Partic
Wumsase Macwuatey
Aurimor Monte
Bolayd
Binner
Finn
Somes
Qoeciband Anes
Mateabe
Petty
Aisiah
Ieee Sch
Batt Street
Cairne
Calmna
Chillagos
Lina
Slveniaine Cploniums
Coirne
Cbne
Commeine
Nest Wees
Gine
Eina
Chilagow
Pit Aueney
Ate
Vis
Hudaon Mepetlait
Weater
Ind
Cairns Motors
Mayers, Bie
Queensland
Lad Forster
Hehelf Snformations
Clark
Mayer
Resta
Mount Molloy
Stan
Abrahams
Mayeshi
Molloy
Abraham
Fensral
Margaret Ben