Shipping notes at Cairns port high tides and arrivals
Marine notices from Cairns detail port high tides, vessel movements, and arrivals. Ships including Morinda Arkaba Kanowna Woedarra and others depart, arrive, or sail for Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Yokohama and New York with general cargo passengers and sugar. Agents Moser Burns Philp Co and J. Allen and Sons coordinate island, Australian, and British routes and timetables.
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Ormiston
Southern
Ris
Pam
Jerhe Canberra
Brisbane
Cairns
Tapuan
No. 3
Kanowna
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisane
Matatua
Aberdeen White Star Line
Continental
United Kingdom
Howard Smith Ltd
Btilbans
Hong Kong
Duc Cairns
Woedarra
West Coast
England
Araferais
Yokohama
Kallatina
Canomibar
Somth
Port Douglas
Cooktown
Lay
Mareda
Northern Ports
Adelaide Coy
Kateera
Uta
Mackay
Adelaide
Vrilte
Suly
Seed Mariner
New York
Hurns, and Co
Singapore
Teland
Watta
Arkaba
Satty
Changte
Newcastle
Malabar
Jonesh
Barisbane
Monaville
London
Moreton Bay
Ferndale
Fordsdale
Hull
Brisbane Produce Market Report From Roma Street
Supplies of Tycerne chaff were heavy with demand for better class sales at 8/1 to 3/0. Local waten chaff scarce, 8/- to 7/9 for imported wheaten hay chaff. Mixed chaff, lucerne hay, and pumpkins plentiful. Potatoes light, several lines of imported potatoes at 7/4, and maize rising. Seen grain stronger with better tone, new season Sweden chips at 7/-.
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Brisbane
Roma Street
New South Wales
Edeas
Doles
Sweden
Fenwick and Company Tops Market For All Skins
Brisbane sale reports strong demand for skins with Winter greys at 8 shillings, reds to 4 shillings 6 pence, wallaroos 2 shillings 10 pence, wallabaci furs to 8 pence, and goatskin firsts to 2 shillings 4 pence. Fenwick and Company led the market across grades.
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Brisbane
Fenwick and Cov
Drisbane
Perth
Fenwick and Company
Pearl shell sales report from London July 3
Pearl shell sales conducted in London today with Queensland prices steady and West Australian lots sold as listed. Prices ranged with ALAS at 280 percent to ZATY and AG Q1515 My lapy to MN7/-, plus WO/ at 2420/6 and De at 142/6 to 155/-. Orally defective West Australian offerings were sold at 77/6.
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London
Pearl Shell
Queensland
Zaty- AG
Metal Market Report from Sydney July Fourth
The Sydney market lists prices for copper, tin, lead, zinc, nickel, silver, and electrolytic copper for July Fourth trading. Copper 7, dE 7, 16, 2/0, tin 2/0, lead 15, zinc 12/0, nickel 2/54, silver 2/5, and American electrolytic at 1405 cents.
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Sydney
Three-Legged Kid Draws Public Interest in Sheridan
Mr M J McCarthy of Sheridan Species exhibits a remarkable three legged kid about five weeks old. The owner plans further展示 of the extraordinary creature for public curiosity and potential travel for similar showcases.
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M. J. McCarthy
Sheridan- Sifect
Carthy
Railway Traffic Gainsedin Cairns District Summary
Railway traffic in the Cairns district rose in the last week with numerous cattle trains fully loaded dispatched inland to southern markets. Timber shipments increased with supplies flowing from the Tablelands destined largely for overseas markets. Seasonal activity boosted traffic and revenue for the department, signaling optimism for future operations.
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Brightemme
Cairns
Varios
Shipping Movements Notice From Howard Smith Ltd
Royal Packet Navigation Company movements listed with ships leaving London Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane for Townsville Cairns and other ports. Details include dates in May July August September and December for vessels such as Ascanius Herminius Ora Maimos Sonomo Ventura Gloria and more.
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Morinda
Cairns
Cairne
Montore
Sydney
Brisbane
Mareina Ilue
New Guinea
Maeteram Icit Nyteer
Solomon Islands
Makambo
Norfolk
Tipitao
Rd Smith Ltd
Aberdecaine
Wes
Aine Rasak
Oon Lew London
Ily
Ascanius
Winchester
Ieit
London
Townsville
Gerstun Lalee
Newille
Herminius
Ora
Maimos
Moser
Poo Pago
Honolulu
Sonomo
Ventura
Gloria
Howard Smith Ltd
Royal Packet Navigation Company
Nieuw Zeeland
Melbourne
Ormistons Passengers List From Cairn Departure
A long list of passengers aboard the Ormiston leaving Cairn yesterday includes Messborne South Nealon F Smi Jovee Mead and Pow plus many others such as Webb Dunlap Haker Moric Shiare Davis McAnally Dower and Master Ro Mac Farlane Master Stewart Smyth and Rev Father Kuss ney.
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Massengers
Cairn
Ormiston
AL W. Newberry
Vesterday
South
Messbourne
Nealon
Smi Jovee
Mead
Pow
Lrandes
Ston
Seam
Creig
Chill Mead Throwas
Cermaath Morten HF. Walker
Tombine
Po Soloman
Pool Hall
de Polisi
Natbser
Abd Fareily
Webb
Dunlap
Allen
No Savhar
Ugene
Humphress
J. Sall
M. J.assall
A. Shoebridge
Shoebridge
Messrs
H. Heal
CU. T. Bryce
J. Bore
Anlerson
Fowler
W . AS Smyth
Murphy
F. BR. Sharpe
Danny F. Smith
A. Lev Joyce A. Mead
Marnane
Moe W . Warren
E T. Stott
J KK. Creig
Thomas HM. E. Walker
F. A. Robere
T. A. Reilly
Dr. Hawker
Col Clarke
Smoothly
H. Jones
A. Jones
W Candler
Tompkins
Ro Mac
Farlane
Stewart
M. Smyth
D. Coonan
Dr. Jamieson
Searle
Veunuberg
Soloma Johnson
Lancashire
G Sheobridee
Haker
Hoare
E. Davis
McAnally
H. Russell
F. Guthne Ohnson
Staerkle
P. A. Joynt
J Fev Die
Bennett
Tobin
Brown
Nix
Master Nix
Father Kussney
Funeral notice for Mr. PAV TD FRODIE Cairns
The friends of the late Mr Pav Td Frodie of Denbigh Street Cairns are notified of his funeral leaving St Andrews Presbyterian Church at 20 o'clock on Thursday morning for Cairns Cemetery Martyn Street. Masonic Fraternity members are asked to attend. Il M Svendsen Ltd Undertakers and Embalmers.
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Frodie
Denbigh Street
Cairns
Anwinedic Ole
St. Anderw’ Presbyterian Church
Martyn-street
Masonic
Il. M. Svendsen Ltd
Unemployment Critique of Labor Policy in Western Australia
The Cairns Pont reports on a heart to heart with the public in Perth and across the Commonwealth. It cites a Brisbane deputation seeking rations and shelter for the homeless and criticizes Labour’s inaction and spending while calling for a change in government to address unemployment and waste in railways and state enterprises. The piece argues that the present hardship stems from thirteen years of Labour rule and urges voters to seek reform to alleviate suffering.
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Perth
West Australia
Commonwealth
Brisbane Labor Daily
Mome
Labor
Collings
A. E. Moore
Brisbane
Moore
Mr. Collings
Mir. Collings
Cdas-Dalor
Election Prospect and the State of Labor Claims
The piece accuses the current Labor in office of mistreating the homeless and dodging facts as elections approach. It argues thirteen years of state management left the country with unemployment and an inept record, presenting a negative view of the administration's performance.
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Ham
Unem
Death of David Brodie Aged 64 in Cairns Hospital
David Brodie aged 64 a widower died about 30 am yesterday while being transported to Cairns Hospital by ambulance. Dr Hewitt had visited him shortly before the removal and later certified death as from natural causes.
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David Brodie
Cairns
Hewitt
Cairns Weather Report Highlights Mild Temperature Range
Cairns Post Office records show a maximum of 74.0 and a minimum of 65.0 degrees with a wet bulb of 95.4 degrees. Barometer moved between 30.03 and 29.98 inches while rainfall for the 24 hours ending showed a light amount.
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Cairns
Relocation of Resonians Heads South From Cairns
Reluctance to leave Cairns winter climate eased as the Resonians began their long journey back to Victoria yesterday morning. The train departed at 7.40 a.m. amid cheers from new friends and acquaintances wishing them bon voyage.
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Resom
Cairns
Public Curator June Collections Reported for Cairns Office
The Cairns Public Curator office listed total June collections as vta d220/5/4. Estates reported for administration include Michael Murray Abned or Ahmet Gabijatavieh Joseph Brannaghan Trene Genito or Irene Cass Lily Lehedere Botterill William Wallace Frederick Oye William Douglas Archie Mowran Jarce Cornelius John McLeod and Charles Commerville with administrative actions numbered 12.
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Cairns
Michael Murray
Abned
Ahmet Gabijatavieh
Joseph Brannaghan
Trene Genito
Irene Cass
Lily Leheadere Botterill
Willam Wallace
Frederick Oye
William Douglas
Archie Moewan
Jarce Cornelius
John McLeod
Charles Commerville
Will
Police Union Cairns Branch Elects Officers
The Cairns branch of the Queensland Police Union met at the Police Barracks last night for formal business and to elect officers for the coming year. J. E. Toohill was named president with D P Mullins as vice-president W Ridge as secretary and auditors W Hall and J Kann. The committee includes W Huey J Mooney W Zeller D Quinn and A Bee.
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Cairns
Queensland Police Union
J. E. Toohill
DP. Mullins
W. Ridge
W. Hall
J. Kann
Mesars
W. Huey
J. Mooney
W. Zeller
D. Quinn
A. Bee
Weather forecast shows cloudy regions and possible storms
Forecasts indicate general cloudiness across the Gulf and far south-west with probable thunderstorms near the sub-tropical coast. Some areas, especially central-west to mid-southern border, may stay fine with showers along the sub-tropical seaboard. Temperatures remain cool to moderate with varied winds.
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Dirishane
Weather Shifts After Showers Boost City Spirit
Yesterday’s gentle rains improved conditions after dusty days, with a pleasant early evening. The Reso train reached Ingham station at 2 PM and rested briefly as local citizens discussed future visits and possible rail exchanges with Kesos trains. The tour continued to Mackay for a show day, while North and Vie t exchanges were proposed.
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Aenoniana
Reso Tain
Ingham
Viet
Mackay
Towerrcow
Logham
Magistrate Court Notices of Multiple Civil Cases
A collection of magistrate court entries lists several civil actions and costs. Plaintiffs include J. Hickes GPS and T. Byrne JP, with defendants such as CWe and M. Barrier. Amounts cover goods sold and hospital charges, with court costs and professional fees noted across various locations.
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Tafore Messrs
Mo J. Hickes Gps
Tl. Byrne
Varn Onl Ga
Lodo
Wang En Lannett Vinda
Mt. Nilareid
Janes
Ellen Casemore
People’s Cash Store
Roy Williams
Same
T. Pearce
Freshwater
Headrick Ltd
Innisfail Hosts Reso Party Banana Prospect Exhibition
The Reso party of Victorians visiting Cairns and Innisfail viewed a banana and fruit exhibit praised as a regional sight token. S K Pape of the Innisfail Chamber of Commerce presented a document promoting North Queensland banana cultivation with land costs, yields, transport, and requests for rail and port developments to support export to southern markets.
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Innisfall
Taly
Reso
Cairns
Only Chicken Pox Case Report from Townsville
Townsville reports a suspected chicken pox case on July 4. The individual, once thought to be elsewhere, is now confined at the Cage Wialkieneds station while authorities take steps to inspect the vessel near Leishane for further action.
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Townswville
Ani
Chaenlurkeal
al Townsville
Leishane
Tully Resumption After Strike Opens Stage for Restart
July 4 report notes the resumption of operations at the Tully mill after the strike. Work will begin anew tomorrow morning and restart is planned by week’s end, with arrangements satisfactory to all parties.
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Tuly
Ting
Deregistration Sittings of Board of Trade
On July 4 in Beard grade and Acbitra Hien ter day Registrat Mr Wallice moved to cancel registration of the Unregistered Hi Trainers Association of Quernstand and related bodies for non compliance. Applications were deemed rejected for four weeks, with similar action against the Assistitia Assendiation and grounds noted.
Gas poisoning likely from car exhaust in Northcote garage
Melbourne July 4 The death of John Shaw a Northcote garage proprietor is believed caused by car exhaust fumes. Shaw was found by his son around midnight in an unoccupied car he had been repairing the engine may have run indoors as he failed to open the garage door causing fumes to fill the space and lead to collapse.
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Melbourne
John Shaw
Northcote
Shaw
Hia Som
Im Uncoiscinis
Shaw Kere
Garsere
Cole
Alleged Civic Graft In Sydney Cases
Cabinet to decide on legal action against a man or persons suspected of graft as findings of the Royal Commission on the City Council are cited. Premier Havin declines to specify timing. Prosecutions to proceed under the Secret Commissions Prohibition Act.
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Sydney
Royal Commission
Cote Kraft
Premer
Havin
Variation of Award Hears Arguments From Local Bodies
The Board of Trade continued the hearing on a variation of the local authorities and Main Road Commission award. The AWC seeks oral wage increases and a modified preference clause, while the Local Authorities Association argues the current award works, noting cost of living changes since the rate feed. The board reserves judgment and asks for draft claims and amendments to be shared among parties.
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Urisbane
Board of Trade
Main Road Commission
AWC
W. Riordan
Wnion
Inthal
Benjamin
Dical Authomies Association
Main Roads Commission
ELC
Williams
Alain
Comontasion
Far North Queensland fruit exhibit amazes visiting tour party
The travel group toured by rail through Far North Queensland and received a small fruit exhibit including bananas, grenadillas, oranges and coconuts. Officials praised railway arrangements and noted the display would promote tropical produce, with figures illustrating potential banana consumption and national impact.
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Rons
Honek
Queensland
Loommst
Australia
Railway Department
Win
Prices And Profits In Sugar Export Trade
Mr Puller spoke at the Resonianamake night asserting fruit canners paid 18 pounds per ton for export manufacture while sugar growers earned only 10 pounds per ton in direct export. Curlewis of the Cairns Can Association criticized prices at Cairns railway station noting raw sugar has not been this cheap in three years and costs have risen beyond the export price.
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Tunisiail
Fiji
Australia
West Australia
Sydney
Mare
Lin
Sweim
P. Puller
Oil Boring Begins at Longreach Wells Ltd
Longreach July 4 Longreach Oil Wells Ltd files indicate boring will start soon with plant due in coming days near the artesian water bore station. Interest grows as F R W Tholury applies for petrol prospecting permits around Longreach walls site in the northeast and new titled area to the southeast. Timbury serves as a director of the Roma Od Kourpreration.
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Longreach
Longreach Oil Wells Ltd
F. R. WV. Tholury
Ita
Juongreach Walls
Timbury
The
Roma Od Kourpreration
Petroleum prospecting permits amid Brisbane filings
The Mines Department reported 225 applications for petroleum prospecting permits across districts including Roma Longreach Winton Blackall Tambo Chinchilla and Dulwcca. So far 29 permits have been granted with the rest to be processed.
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Brisbane
Secven Cave
A. J. Jones
Queens Lind
Roma
Longreach
Winton
Blackal Tambo
Chincuilla
Dulwcca
Sir Alec Peacock Becomes Victoria’s Speaker in Opened Parliament
Melbourne July 4 The second session of Victoria's 2nd Parliament opened by Governor Lord Somers. Sir Alec Peacock was elected unopposed Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, motion by Premier Logan and seconded by Opposition Leader McPherson. Peacock first entered the House March 28 1889 and has served in multiple governments. The Governor outlined an ambitious education and settlement program with over 24 measures listed for consideration.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Lord Somers
Waansimie Ai
Pier Meavock
Logan
McPhere Sn
Bir Alexander
Premier Sets Start Date For Last Queensland Session
Brisbane July 3 The Premier announced the final session of the current Queensland Parliament will begin on July 25.
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Hrisbane
Obituary of John Price Dartle Frere
John Price Dartle Frere, aged 48, died after a long illness at Babinda Hospital. Born in Argyleshire, he settled at Appletree C near Childers with his parents, later moving to Gordonvale to farm cane. He bought farms on Bartle Frere Estate since 1918, leaving a wife and son. Funeral held at Babinda Presbyterian Church. he was active in the school committee and Progress Association.
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Dartle Frere
Tnabinda
John Price
Bartle Frere
Argyleshire
Australia
Appletree C
Childers
Price
Gordonvale
Joss
Babinda Presbyterian Arch
School Committee and Progress Association
Millionaire Dead In London Mystery
A London report states a leading financier died under mysterious circumstances. Insiders say the deceased, reputedly among the wealthiest men, left a vast fortune worth substantial sums. Police are investigating the death as a high profile case with no clear cause announced yet.
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Aim
Tapia Porta Morinda
Wonkalilla
the Ormiston
Orient Line
Allens
Australy
Orsowa
Orviete
Teft Fremantle
London Auegust
Ormond
Hiishaie
Gronaay
Port Sod
Agetrala
G. Moser
Burne Philp and Co
Agemie
He P
Royal Mail
Steemers
Die Dondon
Comorin
Freamianite
Don
Maloja Travca
Sydney Tly
Fremantle
Anton
Comotin
Sydney Tune
Maloja
Mongolia
Lowhen
Moldavia
Svelner
Chitral
Tule
Sydney Aureus
Narkunda
Eaciders
Moser. Burns, Philp & Co
Brin Bales
Pearl Shell Sales
AL Noootic
Reuters Wewe Service
Resonians
Magistrate's Court
Reso Party
Innisfail
S. K. Pape
Innisfail Chamber of Commerce
Lnnisfail
Que Land
Lamvisfail
Tunistail
Cardwell
Cairna
Mourilyan Harbour
Sens
Far Noth
Tully
MR. Curlewis
MR. Pullar
Curlewin
R. Curpo
Sir Alec Peacock
Ansoneer
Ule
Great
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