Pest names and players listed in regional note
A fragmented roster list shows players and staff such as Whitties F C Northag G Hughes Limnett and Ho n, Withineer J Kioppe a, Maher E C Hansah, Prot CG Wah Menrell, Wowibous Mra W limon, Nnight X Lishie A Moss GE Urey, Mermsa Jack owe W Gen F FE Uvers, Cumemng C MW, Gregor J Camels Jehan Wo War, Leonard S Ami A Jagr, Potts Ta BE OP, G Ararke A BE Weldru, Steck Newel B C Keiryeph Peary flefemset J Cesgree M Brown, Wa'scw, Parker Mra WW Ellie Hw J Kelly G Eihe, Jem aime S Bear, Gartul Dp ohms a W Carr Yrs VW Cashin Jd Sexton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. Whitties F.C. Northag
G. Hughes Limnett
Hon
Withineer J
Gregor J
Leonard
S Ami A
Ellie
Kelly G& Eihe
Jemaime S. Bear
T. Gartul
Ohms
A. W Carr
Cashin Jd
Sexton
Shipping Movements of URNS and Related Companies
Shipping schedules show URNS and PHILF o CO LIMITED operating weekly from Townsville to Port Douglas and Cook Town, returning on Wednesday. Kuranda carries cargo weekly from Townsville to Townsville via river port, with various vessels visiting Cairns, Bowen, Mackay, Port Alma and Brisbane on specific days. Vessels journey toward Sydney and Melbourne with arrivals from Melbourne, and other ports noting voyages to Adelaide and London, with mixed timetables and deadheading trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afam
Townsville
Port Douglas
Cooktown
Berumg
Kuranda
River Porte
Cairns
Bowen
Mackay
Port Alma
Brisbane
Seurcay
Sydney
Melbourne
Wodosyn
Prabate Avery Pride
Vowneville
Heepire Cails
Townsville to Port Douglas Shipping Schedule Note
Garbled OCR records a travel and cargo timetable from Townsville via Be cruder names to Port Douglas with departures and returns. Mentions Wanconies and Mote Peco and a Bembala vessel traveling to Metheerne in July.
Taian Port Dispatches Arrival From Taiyuan A. Lime
A brief notice reports the arrival of a shipment labeled A. Lime from Taiyuan to Taiyuan port. The stream of cargo indicates ongoing logistics between the two cities with no complications noted.
Bribery Trial in Cais Metrist Court Proceedings
A bribery case titled The criminel sittiigs of the Cais Metrist Court opened Monday before Acting Judge Dickeoo. Defendant Gees Hep Plendied entered not guilty to conspiring to pay weekly sums to Athertos officials to protect illicit opium trade and gaming. Witnesses described a six to eight minute bridge-area conversation near Pupke's store. The judge noted jurisdiction issues and potential double jeopardy and emphasized that magistrates must observe lawful proceedings within their jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cais
Metrist Court
Hin Hogour
Dickeoo
F. G. Hamilton
Athertos
Iim
A. J. P. MacDonnell
EK Bom
G. Heep
C. P. Jorguean
J. Fairweather
T. Maree
Seman Wernemers
Jamra
Chiratown
Athrion
Witeess
Pupke
Wacfeenu
Matt Rom
Inspector of Police
Sri
MacDonnell
MecDonnell
Hemeer
Mir. MacDogzell
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MccDeneell
Merfeandi
MesDemeer
Testimony on Gambling and Chinese residents in Towseville trial
A court hearing details witness accounts about gambling, Chinese residents, and local policing. The witness describes interactions with James and Serjeant Cremivy, noting past money and alleged coercion, with references to the Atherton road area and Towseville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mecfeerll
Witte
Mir
MecPeessl
Witeas
Mir. MacDeanell
Mr. MecDeenell
Inbcide
Bere
Witeess
Mr. MacDonnell
Witurss
Mr. Meee
GerPound
Atherton
Greg Eelting
Prisseer
James Cane
Crady
Witees
Towseville
Creedy
Chinemen
Moery
Jams
Cremivy
James Thes
James
Emer
Witnness
Jigen
Witeres
Ecm
Annese
Lee
James Nid
Chin Wen
Chen
Liviree
Homo
Homour
Serman Hupert
Abbott Street
Constable James
Mr. Hamilton
Henllen
Wamiltes
Hamilles
Mystery Chinatown Incident Details from Front Shop
Police intervened at a Chinatown front shop amid reports of imminent gambling. Witnesses describe interactions involving Quong Wei Sing storekeeper and James, with testimonies about alleged bail offers and an inquiry into Quan Hop. March events referenced with defense testimony from local Chinatown residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amehing
Chinatown
Opfum
Queng Wei Sing
Atherton
James Ehout
Jumma
Ralph Setae
James
Mir
Heseilwen
Lee Gee
Wr. Mentes
Bean Jane
Ommi Cee
MecDoesell
Mr. Mecee
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict After Confessed Assault
A trial before Mr Justice MacDonnell heard evidence of a man’s violent assault on another, with witnesses describing a forceful strike to the throat and the accused denying intent. The jury found the defendant guilty after a 38 minute deliberation, with mercy noted for prior good conduct and a brief hesitation over punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thair
Gbeus
MacDonnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kinterland Gorning
Adelaideompany, Limited
Toensville
Theresay
Gowriget
Cortinns
Groy
Oward Smith Company, Ltd
Australian Steamships
Brisens
Geeritjes Orien
Snes Diay
Mane
Towneville
Vin Porte
Hinchinbreo
Bembala
Metheerne
Pease Ual
Taiyuan
Lime
LLOYD
Fd.l. Oriental
S. Gle
Dr. Kerwin
Ablott Street
Tol Om
Dental
A. W. BeManis
C. F. Scott
B.D.S. C
D. Logan
B.D.S
A. Goodall
Edward B. Steele
Lee, rLaEee
LT. Cairns
Toute
Connolly
S.thers
Gregory Waters, Ebace
Reet
Kerwin
G. B. Haines
School OF Arts
Alee
Harvey G. Draper
F.q.la
AMSP
Jack & Bewell
Porker
Meadrick Ltd
Pesce-St
Cammis
Newmagter
Tolga
A. J. Draper, Ltd
Amer
Robert Craie
Crimkaeteags
Eoued Seard
Ted i. MieeDeenell
Mer Bink
Kelly’s
Mary
Os Ha
Ecidrees
A. J. P. MacDonncil
Pepsi
Polies
Ieee Ee
Feynisenses
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