Movements of Vessels and Tides in July 1920
The notice lists船 movements including Gone leaving for Melbourne via Townsville on July 11, Wyandra heading south on July 17, Adrisice bound for Cairns on the 30th, and Reaves sailing south with Cairns detentions. Tides show high water at 9 am and 8:25 pm on Wednesday July 24 1920.
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Fin Hort Downs
Castions
Lesring Cairns
Twonwiie
Wyandra
Adrisice
Conrira
Cairne
Jas Am
Untitled metal market notice from san? era
Fragmentary OCR notes describe metal market items and prices with scattered figures and months. It mentions tin and gauge references and a market entry for three months, but details are incomplete and names or dates are unclear.
Mount Meron Gold Mine Company shares report figures
Rockhampton reports Mount Meron Gold Mine Company shareholders list annual figures for year to May showing revenue about £101,710 with expenditure and costs near £51,940 and a reserve increase. Balance forward 10.57 percent, total assets £487,933, war loans £72,00. Wages up and anticipated wage rise to £241,000 per annum amid pending court action.
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Rockhampton
Annoal-Mestine
Mount Meron
Diemends
Towneville Labour Conference Debates Education Reform
At the Towneville Labor conference a motion sought a Royal Commission with worker representation to study education and align it with modern needs. Delegates approved extending school age to sixteen but rejected a call for compulsory technical education and nationwide free university study.
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Towneville
Educa
First
Rotel
With & Siew
Royal Commission
Goren
Kelly
Seomer
Teachood
Hitory
Mabion
Mr. Cares
Vance
Callie
Ike
Wars and history join to shape nations and truth
The text argues that wars drive historical development and industrial progress, linking civilizations from Greece to Persia. It cautions that erasing wars would erase history and warns against partisan histories that imagine labor perspectives replacing factual knowledge.
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Rome
Egypt
Persia
Attila
Europe
The Federal Loan Debate in Australia
The Commonwealth Government considers a second loan of 25 million pounds at six percent nominal, with an effective rate near 8 1/2 percent after the first interest, payable December 15 1930. Resignation of Mr. Watt and overseas negotiations contributed to a cautious stance as lenders demand high rates. Australian subscriptions are urged to keep money in national hands and benefit local citizens.
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Wath Coverseas
London
Watt
J) Cooke
Commonwealth
New York
America
Wwe
Bowling Chet and Aboriginal Case Mentioned in Dispatches
Fragmented notes report an eventful morning including a bowling activity linked to Chet and an Aboriginal case. A mention of an ambulance conveyance to Cairns District Hospital references a local Aboriginal wha and a steamer due at Gaimoo on Friday with a voyage to the savanng pa. Also noted is land activity on Dur River in Walter Jameson’s estate.
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Frias
Bari
R.A. Tills
Workscape
Jewye Cairns
Garihineake
Cairns
Gaimoo
Preesciga Atri Sheppard Mareeta
Ro Walter Jameson
Ar J
Wandering Fragments of Court Hearings and Deals
A fragmented dispatch reports Cairns District meetings to arrange medical aid and ward plans, a plan to lower freights for delivery of Ul Six, and notes of a trial in Mayers Ltd Committed for Trial. It mentions David Swart’s assault case at Hambleton and references legal proceedings and bail. The text blends disorderly courtroom notices with commercial updates and local chatter.
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Cairns
K Pitt
Ward
Oakland
CHU
Mayers Ltd
Ating
David Swart
Winch
Hambleton
Senor Lawrence
Major McLane
Alierey
Elk
Unclear OCR: Poetry Event Dates For Stage Tales
Fragmentary OCR text references poetry and stage tales with names like Yeats and Rance. Mentions forthcoming vocal thesis and five tales for the stage, with dates implied but not readable.
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Eveinyeater
Frias
Ube Aventesors Hall
Sheratcon
Mate
T. Barr
Arene
Tableland visit and church talks draw Atherton crowd
Visitors to the Tableland greet Australian Presbyterians led by Rev. Wo McLaren in Atherton. Moderators from Queensland will address Dawes, with arrangements to show visitors the district and nearby communities. Local events include races, sales and a charity drive, with activities such as children’s items, a walking race and a sprint handicap listed for the gathering.
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Tableland
Wo McLaren
Vyterian
Hogie Walker
Tacnerat Wesbyterias Church
Australia
Seapatty
Queensland
Presbyty
McTareis Elarge
Maresia
Tolga
Atherton
Wertertun
Church Shuey
Fragmentary OCR Sports Note Laced With Names
A garbled OCR snippet mentions persons and places in a sports or event context. Readable elements include names like Soren and Set, with references to a lord and possible orders. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Fema
Kent
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Jwrsville Grammar
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Brisbane
Queens and University
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Greensland Seahurst College
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David Donald
Flinders Sect
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