Maritime Movements and Arrivals Across Australian Ports
Arrivals yesterday include Kallatina and Poonbar from the south with Cairns and Port Douglas departures noted. Ships in port Ormiston, Miarada at No. 3, and Canberra leaving Brisbane for Cairns, with several vessels due to sail to the south or to New Guinea and Port Moresby in early February. Movements list Cairns calls, Noumea, Rabaul, and London-bound ships, plus orders for the Solomon Islands service and details on arrivals in Melbourne, Sydney, Fremantle, and Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormison
Laire Irmn
South
Vay
Canberra
Brisbane
Cairns
Melbourie
Bernbala
Melbourne
Sydarrah
New
Papua
St Port Moresby
Murada
Marsina
Port Moresby
Taiping
Yokohama
Dean Cairns Meech
Avatara
Cairne
Poonbar
Ogypto Seeds Foam Gil Vports
Canonbcar
Sydney
Hult
BSS
Taney
Nee Vale
York
New Guinea
Solomon Islands
Servier, Leit & En
Brihane
Misani
Matwara
Rabaul
Yarigis
Gaines
Allen and Sons
Grama
Colombo
London
Senna
Fy Dew
Orford Leit Gi
Dye
Ih Swez
Die
Fremantle Pomerya
Lomlon
Gomaria Teft
Jaoere
Cathay Fei
Lundoet
Fremantle
Lindow
Cesesurs
Howard Smith Ltd
Boras Or Navigation Company
Temnan
Nieuw Holland Leves Melhourne
Mail Closures Noted At G.P.O For English Mails
Notices state lails will be closed at the G P O face for English mails. Closing windows for the routes show 4 aml 5/2/29. Orsowa to London due 9/3/25.
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G.P.O
Orsowa
Due
London
Brisbane Produce Market Notes Jan 2 Update
Market at Romoe Street reported limited dairy suitability and price spreads with up to 6 percent, small potatoes and pumpkins showing on the pad market. No wheat available while maize supplies for the new season rose, old season cleared, and hay scarce. Prices noted: 4/0 for prime maize graft, 4/3 for old season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trishane
Romoe Street
Tosis Lealy
The Metal Market Preview from Sydney
Fragmented market note from Sydney July 2 reports metal prices and shifts with sporadic figures such as 17 cents listed for a commodity. The brief mentions bullion and futures without full context.
Convention Adjourns Briefly After Short Session
The convention adjourned at 10.45 after a brief sitting. Discussion on Mr J Campbell's motion about on participation of representatives in the Industrial Peace Conference was expected to resume tomorrow morning following a holiday on Saturday and a river trip yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Campbell
Organisation
Divisions Over AWU Representation at Peace Conference Deepen
Delegates expressed strong opposition to AWU representation at the conference but a decisive outcome is not assured. An amendment by Mr Jude may allow two contraries to back a position endorsing the executive article and favor attending future sittings. The debate highlights risks of isolation for industrialism in Australia and the Garden faction's influence at the conference.
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A.W.U
Jude
Australia
AAWU
AAT
New South Wales
ALP
J. Neaves
Gordoneate Police Court adjourns over maintenance order
In Gordontvale Police Court yesterday F Zimmeric faced a maintenance order breach. Siviermlant admitted liability but claimed inability to pay the full amount now. An adjournment of one month was set, with Judge Sinehart stating imprisonment would be considered if arrears remain unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordoneate
Olce
R. ‘Simmonds
Theomma
Cnsider
Delayed Mail to Cairns Ship Route to Papua Papua New Guinea
The Marsina, bound to Papua and the mandated Territory and New Guinea, has been delayed and will not arrive in Cairns all February 4. Closing addresses show US letter rate and overseas ad rates.
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Mersina, Et
Papua
Mandated Territory
New Guinea
Cairns
Passenger list for SS Kallatina arrival from Gulf gorts
Passenger list aboard SS Kallatina shows Captain A Pataleen and passengers Adames Bassini Matron Doughney Mises Bassini Adams Danvell Assell Koa among those arriving from the Gulf gorts on 20 January.
Premier's North promises raise questions in election drive
The North's complaints about mining, timber, and cattle crises are echoed as the Premier and his party tout planned agricultural, forestry, and marine initiatives. Critics call the pledges hollow, saying true change will show after elections and accuse the government of neglect and party restraint.
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Cortez
North
McCormack
Brisbane
Gold Prices and the December Review on Currencies
A December issue of a major financial monthly discusses gold prices and currency stability worldwide. It argues that postwar currency unrest has cooled, with nations largely tied to gold or gold exchange standards. The piece notes reduced social unrest and political risk as economies focus on labor and reconstruction, citing Britain Germany France and others as examples.
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Barclay's Bank
Prine
Great Britain
Germany
France
Sound currency as foundation for progress and stability
The author argues a sound currency system underpins modern progress and daily life, noting gold as the basis of exchange is trusted by much of the world. It cites Strakosch and the Review on gold’s past declines and partial recoveries, warning that future substantial gold value shifts could threaten confidence and require price stability measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Henry Strakoseh
World Authority
Crocodile Attack Victim Improves At Cairns Hospital
A Cairns District Hospital report says Kevin Conlon, the young man attacked by a crocodile on Thursday night, is progressing favourably. The case was among matters set down for decision, noted as a "clean sheet" by the court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cite Court
Cairns
Kevin Conlon
Cairns Traffic Report and Weather Update
A telegraphic warning from Brisbane notes a cane bowling ground signal and upcoming rectification near Cairns. A light car overturned on Gordonvale road during reconstruction. occupants unhurt and continued their journey. Cairns weather records show a high of 90 and low of 70, with barometer at 29.958. News also notes neglected school grounds and overgrowth posing risks to pupils, including pests and snakes, amid reopening after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Gordonvale
Mackie
Northern District Racing Association Annual Meeting Report
The annual meeting of the Northern District Racing Association chaired by Mr. Headrick reviewed racing under seasonal constraints, noting 50 racing days and notable club resuscitations at Innisfail Turf and Mareeba. It covered finances with a £46 10s 7d loss, registrations, personnel changes, a disruption petition against Mr. Burns and Mr. McManus, and the board’s handling of investigations and protests while praising strong club cooperation and policy to sustain racing operations.
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Northernistrict Racing Association
K. T. McManus
Elainman
Hedrick
Aviva
Headrick
Cairns Jockey Club
Tangan
Herlerton
W.G. Newell
Mareeba
Chat
KM Hampe
Bluff
Hack Race Club
PL Ahern
Etheridge Amateur Hack Race Club
Bannsteigh Hack Race Club
H. Edwards
Innisfail Turf Club
J. R. Downing
Gordonvale ‘Turf Club
M. Hoare
Walstt
Ar.s. Hillman
Tally Tuy Club
Themas
RT. McManus
J. J. SdeCallum
Airts
Gordonvale
Inpisiaill Turf Club
Tully
Commonwealth
Nort Queensland
Chibs
Thomas
Aprl
J. J. MacCallum
M.S. Burns
H. H. Hendle
Messrs. Burns and McManus
Sigmatories
Cairns
McManus
Burns
Fillis
Althugh
Chile
National party candidate Stacey fuels Far Northern campaign
Reports from the Far Northern District Council of the Country and Progressive National Association show strong support for the upcoming election. Financial pledges are being fulfilled, with contributors ranging from large three figure cheques to small subscriptions. During a Brisbane visit, Mr. J. Y. Stacey, the National candidate for Cairns, held talks with business leaders and National Country Party figures to gain insight into Queensland’s economy and political climate. A Brisbane correspondent praised Stacey’s enthusiasm, energy, and confidence, comparing his spirit to that of Grosvenor Francis in prior campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Northern District Council
Progressive National Association
Brisbane
J. Y. Stacey
Cairns
National Country Party
Stacey
Thos
National Party
Imi
Grosvenor Francis
Shylock Scheme Draft to be Submitted to Egyptian Cabinet
Cairo January 27 It is understood a draft of the Arbitration Egypt and the United States negotiations initiated by Nasha Pasha will shortly be submitted to the Egyptian Cabinet for consideration.
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Cairo
Egypt
United States
Nasha Pasha
Sydney Fire Destroys Wool Store Section at Botany
A fire gutted a section of the wool store of Australian Wool and Produce Limited in Botany, Sydney. Walls roof girders and much fine scoured wool were destroyed with damage estimated at £30,000. Fire brigades laid nearly a mile of hose to confine the blaze to the origin, injuring two firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australian Wool and Produce Limited
Botany
Racing board quarrel and calls for reform in North Queensland
The meeting chaired by Mr Hoare faced dissent over the validity of a report on racing conditions and dates. Members, including Dr Langan and J R Downing, debated board changes, with emphasis on restoring public confidence and reforming the Northern District Racing Association. Bookmakers and stipendiary stewardship drew criticism as Cairns bookmakers faced calls for license action.
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Mr. Ahern
Rew
Dr. Langan
J. R. Downing
DR. Trathen
W. G. Newell
RL Hampe
Cairns
Meo Vier
Edwards
Ahern
Hampe
Boar
Recommendations Move for Incoming Executive Nominations
Mr Thomas moves a recommendation to the incoming executive and Mr Hoare seconds. Hampy proposes the Mareeba Club be granted race dates November 4 and December 29 for a high day event, with consideration given to timing during Christmas and New Year holidays. vote pending.
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Thomas
Chihs
Hoare
Ian
Hampy
Mareeba Club
Race Hightay
Cardwell Bananas Ban on Trade Proposed by Local Group
Cardwell reports the Banana Sectional Group Commute endorses a scheme for industry improvement. Key terms urge Harrison Ramsay Ltd. to be the exclusive buyer with ripening courts in Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide and a ten percent inclusive selling rate covering all charges including ripening after delivery.
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Cardwell
Hanana
Harrison Ramsay Ltd
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Probate Granted for Charters Towers Will
In Townsville on January 28 the Supreme Court granted probate of the will of Herbert Hall of Charters Towers, builder and contractor, who died June 2, 1928. Probate was awarded to Marg Ann Hall, Richard Hall, and Frank Charles Garner, executrix and executors named in the will. Realty valued at £3045 and personal estate at £8078 were sworn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Supreme Court
Herbert Hall
Charters Towers
Marg Ann Hall
Richard Hall
Frank Chas
Garner
High Court Bench New Appointments Canberra Ian Dixon
The Government has Owen Dixon KC named to the High Court bench after the death of Justice Higgins. Dixon, Australia’s youngest appointee, was born in Hawthorn Victoria in 1886, earned arts and law degrees at Melbourne University, and joined the Victorian bar in 1910. He has served as acting Supreme Court judge and argued constitutional cases before the Privy Council.
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Canberra
Ian
Owen Dixon
K.C
High Court
Justice Higgins
Mr. Dixon
Australia
Hawthorn
Victoria
Melbourne University
Supreme Court of Victoria
Privy Council
Mourilyan Harbour wharf and road funds progress
State member for Herbert Mr Pease reports government plans to improve Mourilyan Harbour wharfage. Funds of £25,000 are allocated for the Innisfail to Millan Millan road, the highest in Queensland. A Treasury note confirms extension of Montil yan wharf to 210 feet with tramway approaches and a 750 ton sugar shed, at an estimated £20,000, to be started soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Herbert
F Pease
Mourilyan Harbour
Main Road Commission
Innisfail-Millan Millan
Queensland
Yandina- Coolum
Pease
Treasury
Mourilvan Harbour
Montilyan Wharf
Johnstone
Tragic Horse Accident Claims Roma Boy Rider
On January 7 at Corcela near Roma, 13 year old R Harrs struck by a tree limb while practicing a loop on his father's property. He was thrown from the horse and died before medical help arrived as his two brothers witnessed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma
Corcela
R. Harrs
Crown Timber Offence In Cardwell Court
Cardwell January 2 At the Maristrates Court today before J A Murray P M two local residents reputable and hard working were charged with removing without authority timber from Crown lands Both defendants pleaded guilty and were fined £5 and costs amounting to £12 9 19 were allowed through the defendant not having advised the Forestry Department that it was not his intention to defend the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell
Maristrates Court
J. A. Murray
P.M
Foresty Department
Statue for Archbishop Kelly at St Marys met with support
Sydney January 2 Enthusiastic backing for a statue of Archbishop Kelly at the entrance to St Marys Cathedral. The project estimated at £200 aims to mark his eightieth birthday and his long work toward completing the cathedral.
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Archbishop Kelly
ST. Mary's
Sydney
Kelly
St. Mary's Cathedral
Tate
Cat Alswal Moarat
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Northern District Racing Association
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