Aboriginal mission shows and minister visit in Cairns
A Brisbane correspondent reports on July events involving Health Minister's visit, Aboriginal mission stations, and an annual show at Palm Island. Plans include opening displays, a steam plant project, and community activities with notes on weather, hospital ties, and Aboriginal welfare programs in the Calarne district.
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Cory
Aer
W. M. Moore
Wenlock
Brisbane
Calrae
Palm Island
U Seed Peoples
Mar
Facne
Eebe
Sielt
Cairne Bose Jute
Bris
Epfia
EJECTMENT ORDER Involving Altsoneh and Porton Block
The court adjourned the hearing in the ejectment case and related matter, with Mr Smrar delaying proceedings to hear both sides in the afternoon. The record notes a delay while awaiting conclusions on two contested claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iain Ann Eer
Smrar
Cotatnrce
Dad
Delaforce shop tenancy dispute and rent case in Marioneterel
A detailed court record covers Thomas Muckele and Delaforce dispute over two shops in a Marioneterel area. It notes rent, notices to quit, tenancy terms, purchases, and proposed improvements. The thread traces Delaforce's occupancy of the corner shop with McAllan and Mackodie, lease transfers, and ongoing rent arrangements as of 1908.
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Thomas Muckele
Roy Ginn
Ana
Delnlone
Mschedie
Oh Mmnsia Eerk Fs
Wna Jeepanding
Newlabad
Wacarter
Marioneterel
Ieile
Cairns
Chiliggoe
Motamar
Cape
Cleveland
Clacke
Pepwil Fuer
Traits
Lydnes
Mackedin
OrBetrnet
Delaforer
Nissie
Fenm & Man
Pe Fisne
Deloree
Deloe
Roy Gorgon
Jeese
Palans
Fle
Palene
Mackedie
Patant
Bo'had
Mira
Mackodielle
Bhp
Delaforce
Busine
Mr.o'belros
Bert
Local Businey Nurse Injured In Mall Crash
A nurse who erited ye terday on the Mall was rack fe a mine coole in Shields mire ear. Mary Munro and a tram rider were cross The tree at the Hime She peroived marine. To We fight aide at the head gore above the eys. Mise Miro was nief a frei-aua in Cairne ambulmnyt. Infant Injured Wayne Miller Ward in Anbedtreet. He was elven festeald by the Innatayl amour lene sna taken Ir Noapital.
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Aydnes
Shields
Mary Munro
Sen Rae
Frei-Aua
Cairne Ambulmnyt
Tor
Wayne Miller
Threatened Seamen's Union ban shocks Canberra
July 12 The government plans to define its attitude tomorrow toward the Seamen's Union threat to ban dispatches of arms and goods to Korea. The acting prime minister A W Fadden will confer with the attorney general on Crimes Act sections to fit the crisis and assist the United Nations during the war effort.
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Canberra
Seamen's Union
Kores
United Nations
Acme
Sere
A. W. Fadden
Australia
Uniedations
Spicer
Baily
Swarrow
Korea
Randlet
Seedion MA
Commonwealth
Drocurg
Dhe
Gre
Townsville Exhibition Open to Public Amid Rain Delay
The annual Townsville Show opens after weather delays and extends to Saturday. Premier EM Banton cites government aims to bolster industry and sugar renewal agreements while praising proposed economic plans and regional population growth.
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Delance
EM. Banton
Townsville
Sedition fears as Australia weighs Korea war ban
Sydney reports rank and file protest as issues over a possible ban on war materials to Korea surface. Workers sign petitions urging a special session, while officials debate sedition charges under the Crimes Act amid wartime tensions and transport restrictions.
Moxers Attitude Denies Federation Misstep On Korea
The Peders vice president Mr Parkinson denied tonight that the central executive of the Miners Federation had not been consulted on the Korean situation.
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Miners’ Féderation
Mr. Parkinson
Federation
Third voyage cursed by dull weather on cruise
Passengers aboard the Manunda describe persistent dull weather marshalling the third voyage. Officials note rainless, overcast conditions hindered activities and port calls. A Queen of the Manunds contest occurred during the voyage, with Mile Bromston of Manly crowned. The ship was due to depart Townsville for southern ports, while the Harbour Board staff welcomed arrivals and planned entertainments for passengers.
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Mip
Iushe
Boars Pric
Harbour Board
Brian
Townsville
Wearen
Galen
Benoa
Mile Bromston
Manly
Yiney
Spe Club
Hugh
Tania
Ty Te Paula
Yecarday
Mackay Anti Communist Rally Marks Victory Celebration
Reporting from Mackay on July 12, a political gathering celebrated the Country Party’s win with a brief address by Mr Davidson interrupted by a dramatic interlude. The event highlighted federal government concerns and broad party support amid tense post election mood.
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Mackay
Gia Nat
David
Fon
Dewoon
Country Party
Meure
Evind
Davidson
Droving Move Ments On Peninsula
A fragmentary report from Coen notes a drifting incident on the peninsula near Yetredan. Names including Jon Mates Charlie Avlere Bill Sorcom and others appear in garbled text, with mentions of Strath ordan and Slemen and reference to property credit and new actions.
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Coen
Sion
Yetredan Pation
Wes
Bordon
Nice
HL Fhompeen
Bilver
Colin
Rhodes Scholar from Cairns wins Open Scholarship in Civil Engineering
The article profiles Rhodes Scholar Rob, a Cairns native, noting his open Rhodes Scholarship in Civil Engineering and his four years at St John's College Cambridge. It highlights his athletic involvement in cricket, football, and athletics, plus leadership roles in student bodies and societies.
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Hon
Cairns
Dong
Cairns Nona
Anglase
Sant Stevan
Scalentic BeBe
Sontar
Sve
Aie Uaiverahs
Eld
Fob’ Guinea
Asine
Sla
Ennie Soaming
Rhodes Benlae
Nic Np
Asher
Semler Cadet Corpa
St John's College
Welle
Uni
Bik
CEG
Nevse
Alwaya
Tie
Wider Edition
Union Council
Secretacy
Engineering Undargradustas
Rob
SL John's College
Deliberate Attempt to Bar In Proceedings At Annlefatl
A disjointed report notes a deliberate attempt to bar proceedings, mentioning witnesses and a judge, with scattered references to a Henry George Gampeon, a dinner gathering, and a Hull Timber Byze project at El Arish. The text is fragmentary but centers on a formal challenge and adjournment occurring yesterday.
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Henry George Gampeon
Gatler
Moresby
Présant Wey
el Arish
Legacy Button Appeal Day Confused Text Shifts Meaning
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled notice about Legacy Button Appeal Day with scattered names and places. The readable bits mention Rose, Logany, and Batlle but lack coherent actions or dates. No clear event outcome or official details are discernible.
Fire damage and inquiries at Auta Hotel incident
Witnesses describe a late night visit to the Auta Hotel on Magron 18 and an ensuing fire at the Innisfail Beach hotel area. A map named Raymond Brooks aided investigators while the blaze caused substantial damage and prompted police attention.
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Magron 18
Shou Hmnd
Arid
Raymond Brooks
Should Have Been Reported In Fire At Hotel
Witness describes delay in reporting a fire incident at a hotel in Arie. Sub-inspector Wallace questions the fire origin while a witness notes premises valued between £5,000 and £20,000. Allegations surface about credit and influence with certain people prior to the blaze.
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Wallace
Valle Ae
Rusnell
Innisfail police report on arson and evidence found
A man from Levecuveeargemat La arrived in Innisfail on Monday with restrictions. He led police to a tavern rear room where a fire had broken out causing burning and smoke. Cons table Mitchell and Detective Nor arrived to view live embers and materials including blue thread and a cigarette, with no significant damage noted.
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Innisfail
el ‘Arti
Michell
Mitchell
Sorel, T
Noron
Flooring fire prompts investigation at local scene
In a fragmented report, fire damage is described with references to a ten foot radius around a burned area. Names appear obliquely, including Keaneta Liem and Kathieng Kiwis, with unclear roles. The text hints at a corner and a villa or building, suggesting an incident requiring further clarification.
Holden Plants War Potential Exports Report
A fragmented account notes Holden plants' potential in wartime production and export plans. Mentions Cairns, Indonesia, Australia, and a speaker named Mr Cavanagh, recalling town impressions and suggestions for improvements in services and accommodations.
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Deveraney
Cairns
Semeran
Cavanagh
Ascore
Cavariugh Tosgay
Cova Wil Feneta
Helder
Ns le
Income Tax Returns and Due Dates for Employees
Tax returns must be forwarded to the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation in Brisbane by July 31. The notice warns all employees and businesses liable to income tax from property, profits, or professional work to file on time or face penalties. Forms and stamps are available at post offices and Crown offices, with penalties and refunds described, and the process to attach certificates and receipts outlined. The message notes tax season scheduling and reminder dates through August and September.
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Althesrh Air Rancine Eneia
Jeither
Lin Nomers Australia
Atatrare
Lennepee
Glenna
Wrst
Kim- Verne
Wyndham
Eputy Commissioner of Taxation
Pexation Buigine
George
Mapanaine
R A F Lincoln Squadron in Singapore Fire Inquiry
R A F Lincoln Squadron reports from Singapore on July 12 recounting a fire at a hotel on March 10. Crew training and hotel guests are noted with times of arrival and departure, but no one saw signs of the fire. Investigation details and suspects remain unclear.
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Pali
Wren Irwin
Patel
Fragmentary OCR notes on fire origins and publican details
Incomplete report notes an investigation into a fire with missing details and attempts to obtain information. The text references a licensee named Joan Ruban Wuseell and mentions a publican still popular with locals, but many facts are unreadable or garbled.
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Joan Ruban Wuseell
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