Shipping arrival notice from Montara to Singapore route
Debris fragmentary shipping note reports departure of Montara heading toward Singapore with convoy bars and flight components aboard. Missing full names and dates.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
4
Debris fragmentary shipping note reports departure of Montara heading toward Singapore with convoy bars and flight components aboard. Missing full names and dates.
Shipping notices show Burm Philp Co ships Lamised and Kursata bound for Townsville with arrivals on Tuesdays and Thursdays. AUS.N steamers expected in Townsville by Sunday, visiting Rowen Mackay and Brisbane midweek. Return trips list Methwene Sydney and Melbourne routes with Saturday departures and southbound journeys to reach various ports.
The schedule lists movements between Brisbane Sydney Melbourne and Townsville with weekly and semi weekly segments. It notes departures on Wednesdays Sundays and Saturdays with arrival patterns in Mackay Alma and Aristane and mentions towns Mourilyan Townsville and Coattonn as part of the route.
Fragmentary report notes Yearniey and Ca Lek Tairvan sailing for Many Keong via Thursday Island Fort Darwin on 18th July then Changsha from Hoo Kong in July. A.Bined is listed as alive amid garbled text.
Fragmentary note reports Marae i Gee preparing to sail on Monday, with port movements and term details unclear. Names and places are partially readable, indicating a maritime timetable or shipping notice from the period.
In a terse dispatch the Watforee steamer salvage group reports progress as teams from Maseane and nearby crews meet to coordinate recovery. Officials note cooperation with local authorities and a plan to advance work over the coming week amid weather and logistical challenges.
Graham and Matheson Limited advertise as ore buyers and assayers with head office in Charters Towers and branches in Mesomine Ravene wood Charters Towers Cairax. They seek copper and lead ore applications to Mr J Newton care of Samuel Alles and Some Ltd and quote for shipment to Electrolytic Refining Works in Australia Ltd at Port Kembla paying for gold and silver content.
Brief telegram from Brisbane reports a serious accident involving a person named Sydery Honda. Details on the nature and extent of injuries are not provided. No further particulars are available in the text.
London July reports show sparse trading as mills weigh war needs. Australian wheat and lamb prices surface with modest gains amid military demand. leather and rubber outlooks reflect planned Ministry orders and steady quality expectations.
Fragmentary text lists names and numbers with many garbled terms. Readable items include place references like Bowen River and Cairns, plus scattered dates and measurements. overall content is indiscernible.
The ad promotes Cherry Balsam as a remedy for coughing. It urges readers to stop suffering and try a product claimed to loosen and relieve a persistent cough. Names such as Bettie and Kelly appear in the ad text.
The Australians Metal Exchange reports July copper and lead prices with spot and forward figures. Listings include electrolytic copper and soft lead, with changes and forward quotations, reflecting market activity and standard spot assessments.
A Rossville gathering on a Saturday in June honors Private Frank Williams returning from service. Residents presented a sovereigns gift, with speeches by F J Frescis and T Dizon praising Williams and the community’s wartime efforts. A social program of dancing and singing followed, with remarks about duty and unity in the fight.
The text advocates stronger labor action and general strikes, urging Australians to support labor leaders Hughes and Byam. It laments Allied wartime restraints and calls for renewed appeal to electors, urging a shift to new platforms and collective action against perceived oppression.
A historical note recalls a wartime remark by a key figure during the siege of Paris. He remarked that despite warnings of many children in danger, he doubted all would be harmed, adding a grim, sardonic “wonder they have not all been eaten” sentiment.
Fragmentary text notes protests and proposed amendments in a regional council or court. Mentions, unclear references to Raggi, Turnbersagh, and La hin ete he tions Faber, with possible civic or forestry implications and anticipated actions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a chemist and various terms like fever remedies and medical cabinets. The readable text is exhausted and no clear event, names, or locations emerge to form a coherent news item.
A local outbreak of fever and malaria prompts action as the Views Fire Brigade is pressed into service to rescue the wounded. Dr Keck’s fever meters and medical care are discussed amid attempts to curb the illness and protect workers.
Fragmented OCR lists names places and items from a local issue. Mentions Woodlark Island Cairns district Marechs soldiers Lily bask Draper Lake Eamets Kari State Farm Barron River bridge and a pawpaw tree with general war views and a photo set by the Hieta serising Comdian infentry in France.
A fragmented account describes a town event in Cairns amid thronging crowds and changing weather. It mentions delays and travel by train, with references to cabins and a march of people toward Atherton and Moalibe, plus a late departure and cautious public warnings.
The readable portions describe confusion and disruption with references to a looming event. A voice mentions a possible plan and an emotional reaction linked to a past incident, ending with a note about retracing steps and signs. The text style resembles garbled OCR from a historical page.
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