Ambulance Brigade fundraising and welfare report summary
A Cairns Ambulance Brigade annual report details fundraising across sub-centres, government subsidy anxieties, and future plans. It notes total receipts around £568 at Cairns Centre with £391 4s carried forward and £1020 noted as a year-end balance, plus acknowledgments to donors, staff, and volunteers amid ongoing financial pressures and planned expansion of quarters and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Than
Failway
Vaires
oEcers
Cairns
Agites
Cairgn
Thie
Cairns Centre
Whoelag Acta
W. T. Johmsen
T. Tracy
Dave Griffiths
Tistmey
P.O. Francia
H. A. An Gorse
D. Davies
H.E. Andersen
Moss Treacy
T. Maudeon
E. P. Hames
Tay Urigade
Balamcechest
Fragmentary News Note Reflects Ongoing Confusion
A fragmentary OCR reads like a person asking for more of it and another replying with fragmented phrases about friendship. The text remains unclear with few identifiable names or concrete details.
Thanks Expressed To Chair and President At Meeting
Mr Prewet said he would do his best to maintain the dignity of the chair during the ensuing term. He would rather have someone else in the position, but as they had done him, he would accept the foundation of president table. Tyrie seconded by Mr J ciinha. A vote of thanks was given to the pressend chapman, and the meeting terminated.
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Brisbane
Coirne
Permeien
Helcon Anai
Cairns
Whillague
Bidetom
Inndad
Nelson
God
Kidston
Chillagee
Innisfail
Smeocunt Sims Pt
Milreso
Louis Sononora
Townsville
Slater
Beleen
Tyimz
Amd
Neon
Prewet
Taiblebey Tyrie
Ciinha
Chapman
Unclear OCR Summary of 1910s Global Tensions
Fragmentary OCR text references Russia Japan Britain and United States tensions, Wilson and Mexico, Senate actions, and possible cooperation with cofferais. The garbled content hinders a precise event headline or specifics.
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Pune
Japan
Columbia
Btates
Britain
Wilson Gr
United States
Sks
Mexico
Shore Club Commitment Held Thursday Afternoon
A shore club committee meeting convened Thursday afternoon with President P. J. Doyle presiding. Attendees included OE Kirby, T. P. Kelly, Ro McManus, E. B. Steck, G. Morrkes, D. C. Miller, and secretary P. F. Drewe. Arrangements were made for Saturday’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Club
P. J. Doyle
OE Kirby
T. P. Kelly
Ro McManus
E. B. Steck
G. Morrkes
D. C. Miller
PF. Drewe
Calre Mut grave Jockey Club Meeting Says Bookmakers Set At Five Guineas
Report of a Calre Mut grave Jockey Club gathering noting bookmakers fixed at five guineas with a minimum of thirty five guineas. The handicap conditions for the Trot discussed by the secretary and plans for mid March middle of March meeting with about sixty five pounds added. Also mentions Easter Meeting and bets on Melbourne racing and other racing notes across London and vice versa.
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Berm
Chub
Fmm
Calre Mutgrave Jockey Club
Waterside Workers and Shipowners Meet in Private Conference
The second conference between Waterside Workers Federation and Commonwealth Steamship Owners Federation met privately in Melbourne on January 23. Mr. Hughes, president, faced questions about amended log terms and suggested adjourning to consult with other states. The chairmen and officials discussed timing and possible resumption to reach agreed terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melboubsf
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Commonwealth Steamship Owners’ Federation
Aay
Teesbarman
Northcote
Hughes
Hasiing
Eve Booth Pylng Dying Report From New York
New York dated January 2 reports Eve Booth is dying. A separate item from Losdon details a new type of airship called the Deity Mail War. The design claims to transport a pilot and ten crew members over long distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eve Booth
Losdon
Island prices trigger cross border tensions in early reports
The dispatch, from San Francisco dated January 29, reports William Lewis, a millionaire owner, involved in cross border disputes over an island sale and British and American holdings. The U S court may decide, with executives hinting at timing near the end of the first half, while officials await a formal announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wiliam Lewis
Peach
Irwin Ass
Cubpet
United States
Murdered Mother of Five in Sydney Woman Dies After Attack
Elizabeth Mullan aged 37 mother of five was hacked to death with a weapon at Leichhardt crest Waverley home last night. Her husband James Mullan a carrier is in custody after a dramatic early morning scene and flight to Coogee where police took him into custody after being rescued from a boat. The couple appeared to have quarrelled recently with drinking reported and the murder tool described as a machete or similar instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mullan
Mullan
Efireerda
James Mullan
Core
Coogee
Betas
Founders Camira Captain Founders from Southern Ports
A fragmentary list appears to name Camira Founders and various individuals tied to Southern ports, including captains and merchants, with scattered surnames and affiliations. The OCR is incomplete, yielding garbled phrases such as Adzaite Coy Ltd Azemis and a mix of personal names and titles.
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Vancom
Camira
Southern
Carco «Only
Adzaite Coy., Ltd
Azemis
Flinders
Gillime
Fom
Cooktown
Sisters of Mercy
Departures Jacnnr 24 Fimisra Captain Gal
Fragmented OCR text shows a departures note with names and titles. The legible items reference Towsscith Burps Fibip and Co Ltd Agrata, suggesting a shipping or personnel transfer entry. No coherent event or dates are readable.
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Fibip and Co
Agrata
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Thars
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Realva
Brigades
Mimeos
Queensland
Mah Hust
Jas
Formid
Mt. AY
Meral
Hriojonel
Hubert Harris
Therigade
Arwstrong, Ledlie & Still
Armstrong, Ledlie & Stillman
Gaited
Staten
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Wores
Balgrase Jockey Club
Tasmanian Racing
Vommen
Stiel
Melbourne
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Ruler Price
W.E.C
Oakleigh
Loxsdon
Rodney
Miss Foney
Murees
Mtv
Bey Pathen
Lospos
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Austin Chamberlain
Hillman
Deley
Abbott St. Cairns
Eva Booth Pylng
Cook
Elliott
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Sydney
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