Chamber of Commerce Reports on Fish Supply and Traps
The Chamber of Commerce discusses fish supply in Cairns and the Barron River, approving measures to curb illegal fishing by Chinese and white fishermen. It calls for restricting traps to lines in Port Cairns, reviewing licenses after December, and maintaining strict penalties to protect local fisheries.
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Cairns
Indet
Barryn Rive
Casziein Ne'son
Awtotad
Loa Lay
Cis
Telson
Guf
Gaires
Commerte
Comarece
Godbert
Carps
Building Advances on Maple Estate Ignored
An unclear French influenced note reports a company pressing advances on Maple Estate for building purposes on improved properties. The fragment hints at contested action with foreign phrasing and incomplete details.
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Glention
Burns, Philps& Co., Ltd
Chamber OF Coumees
TEE
Chamber of Commerte
Oe Soter
Ed-Ngises
K. Woue
Heanat
Samed Alles & Bows, Ltd
McCracken
Arreter el
Flinders Street
Tocesville
Ceive
MIR
A. J. Draper
ClArk & CO
Vulcan Foundry & Engineering Works
THE
Vulcan Found and Engineering Works
Casfyster
KE Street
Gainsborough
England
Marshall Oil
Hewlins
Tela
Wachinery Merchants
Iclenbar & Coy
Albert Street
Brisbane
Arthur L. Taylor
Crale & Whittick's
Northage's
Srewe & Hertigan
Smellie & Co., Ltd
Uardware
Sears
Bechstein
Paling
Byrne, Saddler
McMo
T. Byrne
Sadalee
Corea
Hest
Cairne
Carl Zoeller Aodre, Lea
Cara
Lyons
Jamenu Lyona
Ipw
Robt. Sturt & Co
Gefernl
White Star
Aberdeen
Queensland Trustees, Ltd
Mutual Life and Citi
A. C
Dalgety and Co
Brigaide Bound
Alocinie Plantation
Pastoral & A. Co
Boencest
Zake Street
National Insurance Co. of New Zealand, Ltd
Liamility
Uthoreet
Ames
Normar
E. Fitzgerald
F.C. Xorth