Shipping Movements and Vessel Schedules Updated
Burns, Philp and Co led Koramia arrives every evening from Teenville and leaves at 11 pm for Cooktown. Vessel returns Thursday morning departs 1 am for Tile via Wodonga leaves south on Saturday. Adelsde Company, Limited Paring2 leaves for the south Wednesday at 25 am Tuesday leaves 7 am for Port Dengis and Cocktown due back 9.75 pm Wednesday and leaves Tloom the same day for Lucinda and Townsville. S o Gowrie arrives from Townsville Sundays 3 pm Les Cisas 230 pm Tuesday for Macklyan Harbour, Cand well, Sreinda Comper, Bank Island and Townsville. Jonisfail arrives Wednesday from Townsville and Incisfail leaves Thursday for Towr, aligning with south Moson Phases for July. Full Moon 7:41 am July 5. Perigee am July 7. Last Quarter 12 pm July 1. New Moon 1 pm July m Apogee 3.6 pm July 22. First Quarter 40 p.m. July 27. Tubbs Tuests July 17 1087. High Water 1.23 am and 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Dengis
Cocktown
Tloom
Lucinda
Townsville
Gowrie
Townsile
Porta
Les Cisas
Macklyan Harour
Candwell
Sreinda Comper
Bank Island
Jonisfail
Incisfail
Thuy
Towr
South
Market Report From Brisbane July Weathered Prices
MacTaggart Bros report trading paused with no live bids on lucerne hay oats and maize. Prices listed across commodities including lucerne hay flour bran pollard onions cheese butter pumpkins oil cake and various fruits with recent stock movements from Charleville and Queensland towns noting cattle sheep and horse transfers and consignments to Bris bane and Wallal Pad dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville
Browarrim
Nsw
S.J Femmell
Albert Park
D. F. Bewdie
Authoringa
Brisbane
P. Coy
Wanko
Brnshame
Queensland
Murweh
R Cameron
Mt Tile
Bell
Radnedge
H. Miller
Wallal
Hev. Tait
Mhorees
Cannanval- In
J. Hines
Morven
Amby Seve
Downs Baker Pros
Amby Downs Co
W. Pope
Belrose
Keeran
Falkenmeir
Poseidon
R. Lauder
Melbourne Metal Pxchana and Port Kembla Ores Buyers Note
The Melbourne based Sulphide Corporation agents in Charters Towers list branches in Melbourne Cairns Helverton Ravenswood and Newcastle for buying gold silver lead concentrates and ores including wolfram molybdenite and antimony. They purchased ores for Electrolytic Port Kembla with contents paid in full. Also listed are Franco details and multiple transport statements across Queensland towns with owners named. Cotton prices rise sharply Liverpool reports and U.S. crop reductions. Wool markets affected by cotton demand and wartime munitions. Labor shortages and freight issues noted in Eastern States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Pxchana
Charters Towers
Cairns
Helverton
Ravenswood
Sulphide Corporation Limited
Cockle Creek
N.S.W
Kembla
Wharf Street
Orley
Win Thomas "Newton
Craig's Sketto Bane Defends Against Mosquitoes in Town
An unknown Craig touts a device named Sketto Bane as an enemy to all mosquitoes. It supposedly protects users of all ages from malaria yellow fever and other insect borne diseases, claiming universal pest deterring capabilities in the town of Wien Gepinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Craig Groper
Country Wien
R Craig
Mining Cairns Stock Exchange Quotation Roundup
Cairns sharebroker A H Clarke reports daily prices for multiple mining and coal stocks. Highlights include Mareeba Gold Mines N L at 64, Tyrconnell at 1 6 1/5, Oaks N L at 8/6, and Bowen River Coal at 4 1/2. Commonwealth Wet Bands noted with a price around 19 3/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halen
Mt. Cuthbert
Mungo
St. Andrew
Kalamadan
Mareeba Gold Mines
N.L_ paids
Tyrconnell
Tyrconnell North
New
Minnie Moxham
Oaks
N.L. Pa
Oaks Reserve
F. Thompson
Oaks. Com
Bowen River
Rey Geet
Cairns
TOWERS SHARE MARKET Update of July 16
Market report from A M CAttum & Co. lists several shares in Dundee including Brilliant, Bonnie North, East Mexican, Kilamadan, Mills United, Marxham, Hampdens and St Mungo with bid and asking prices noted. Includes Cross apuan and Seces' listings with brokerage remarks and par values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CH. Towers
Uly
Messrs
A. M'Cattum
Mills’ United
New Brillant F
Marxham
Paces Cross
Apuan
Hampdens
Seen
Sie
Paids
St. Mungo
Sid
Seces
Amalgamated Mines announces modernization plan Bendigo
The Directors announce a program under a mechanical engineer to centralize air compressors at mill sites. Locations include New Moon and No. 3 Great Extended air Compressors as producer gas plants are installed. A 46 head mill will replace obsolete plant at Carliste, and milling will be consolidated into six or seven of eleven mills while tailings tests seek better residue recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendigo
Cincelar
New Moon
Plison
Carliste
Germans Must Show Repentance Or Face New Peace Terms
The Post notes world insistence on real German reform and fruits of repentance. It cites calls by Senators Williams and Stone for Kaiser’s dethronement and surrender, as Allies demand compensation and a fresh map, while German leaders improvise a face-saving exit strategy amid war ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Senator Williams
Senate
Stone
Williams
America
Excursion to Russell Heads and Local Advertisements
Mixed notices advertise an excursion to Russell Heads in August, Mulga Stones and Beacon Stones bargains, Royal Insurance and Yates Seeds, and Burns & Co Cairns. Also a pageant The March of Allied Nations at Oddfellows Hall with Presbyterian sessions, Henna Shampoo Powders offer, and a report on a shooting causing a patient in Clackton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns, and Co
Cairns
Oddfellows’ Hall
W.C.T.U
Presbyterian Hall
A Chinaman’s Troubles At the Cairns Summons Court
A Chinaman named Ah Day pleaded guilty to failing to close his shop during prescribed hours. He stated groceries were among his fruit and did not sell them during the restricted time. A fine of sums and 35 6d costs was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Summons Court
T. A. Ferry
Ah Day
Gordonvale Police Court Week Ended with Drunkenness Cases
Gordonvale Police Court cases heard over the week ending Rath inst cover drunkenness in Gordonvale and Babinda. James Carmichael fined 58 in default 24 hours, Thomas Edward Cumming bail estreated, John Provis obscene language bail forfeited, Sham McConville drunkenness bail estreated, Patrick Ormsby obscene language bail forfeited, Frederick Leahy obscene language bail forfeited. All before Messrs J Lowrey and J Gordon JPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordonvale
Ith
James Carmichael
Gordon Street
Finer
Thomas Edward Cumming
John Provis
Babinda
Sham McConville
Patrick Ormsby
Local Ballot for Appropriation Held at Center
At a spatial meeting of the Ug epetl Btare Center Donen Serer on Saturday night Mr. Isbester presided. Mrs Medlock and Mr. A M Bradshaw were appointed scrutineers to check marbles into the barrel. Mrs AS Taylor drew the marble from the barrel indicating Mrs A E Robins named for £200 free for eleven years. Directors F G Loche and G Bremner to attend next Saturday. Receipts for last Saturday totalled fg 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Ugepetl
Donen Serer
Isbester
F. G Loche
G. Bremner
Melba urges gifts of tobacco for soldiers in need
A letter from Madame Melba from Coombe Cottage Coldstream Victoria appeals to readers to support the Overseas Club Southern Cross Tobacco Fund. For a shilling, soldiers receive 2oz of tobacco and 50 cigarettes, with recipients told who sent the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Melba
Coombe Cottage
Coldstream
Victoria
Over-Seas Club
Southern Cross Tobacco Fund
Sugar Cane Industry Spotlight In Sagar Journal
The Sagar Journal reports on legal matters and awards delays with Hughes and Mr. Ryan settled before press. It features an interview with Sugar Entomologist D. Tike, a portrait of Senator Crawford, the Australian Producers Association president, and Mourilyan honor board. Also highlights papaw acclimatisation, breeding, and Sugar Cane Hybrid No. 1 with the Sugar Experiment Station test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagar
Hughes
Ryan
Sugar Cane Prices Board
D. Tike
Worth
Crawford
Red Cross plans fuel for annual hotel tenders and local notices
In Cairns the Red Cross meeting discusses secretaries and bidders for annual offers on the 27th and 38th, Penny Saving Bank deposits reach £234 3s 1d with withdrawals £48 8d, next directors Messrs Friend and Kelly. Henra-Guinta touts a natural glint hair product. Babinda Guinea additions list several donors and amounts totaling 1122 12s 6d. Home owners urged to lend horses saddles and bridles for a recruiting event. contact Recruiting Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Messrs
Friend and
Kelly
Hides' Hotel sample rooms offer wide ladies wear
F Horsfeld, representative, advertises at Hides' Hotel Shields Street offering a large assortment of ladies and children's dresses, costumes, coats, skirts, dress materials, crepe de chine, silks, serges, boots and shoes, travelling bags, rugs. Open daily afternoons from 2 p.m. and Friday night until late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hides
Shields Street
F. Horsfeld
Cairns Land Court Sittings Report
Cairns Land Court held monthly sittings Saturday before Ar C J F Miller Land Commissioner Applications for certificates of performance of conditions Helena Bullock portion 5 parish Formartine granted for deed William Carr portion 3 parish Mappe adjourned Walter Hastie portion 92v parish Tinstop granted for deed F P Baird portion 88 parish Bellenden Ker granted for lease
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Land Court
Carrnes Land Court
Ar. C
J. F. Miller
Helena Bullock
Formartine
William Carr
Mappe
Walter Hastie
Tinstop
F P. Baird
Bellenden Ker
Attempted Robbery at Diloohra Railway Station
Inspector Quinn of the Police Department was advised on Monday that an attempt had been made to burgle the safe at the Diloohra railway station. The perpetrators fled with a large booty after leaving marks on the safe containing labour disease documents. The safe was brought to Cairns on Monday bearing pictures of authorities. Police are investigating the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Police Department
Diloohra
Cairns
Pseed ‘Pictares
Missing Chinaman Feared Dead to Alligators at Mossman
Advice arrived that a Chinaman from Mossman is missing after crab hunting with two companions. The trio failed to separate, returned home, and found one man gone. A second search by the party and police yielded no trace. The locality is said to be alligator infested, raising fear the man was eaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Quinn
Mossman
Cairns Small Debts Court Awards Injury Compensation
In Cairns Monday morning the Small Debts Court ruled in the case of Carl versus Cairns Ltd. on compensation for injuries. Judge Ferry set the compensation at a rate of £1 per week and ordered Colee Timber Ltd. to pay Anderson weekly from 1906 to 1917. Mr. E. appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. H. McDonnell for the defendants. Costs allowed amount to £10 5s 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns J
T.A. Ferry
P.M
Ino
Carl
Cairns i Ltd
Ferry
Colee Timber Ltd
Anderson
Eacham Red Cross Holds July Meeting at Williams Hall
The Eacham branch Red Cross Society met on Saturday afternoon July 7 at Williams Hall. Attendees included Mesdames Kingcombe, Close, Banwell, Williamson, P. McCloy and Miss Woods. Correspondence from Head Office Brisbane noted June contributions, annual report, balance sheet, and urged garment production due to reduced shipping space. Elections for treasurer and secretary were discussed. Mrs Edmunds to reconsider resignation. Monthly June collections and various small receipts were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eacham Red Cross
Eacham Branch Red Cross Society
Williams’ Hall
Mesdames Kingcombe
Close
Banwell
Williamson
P. McCloy
Miss Woods
Brisbane
Prisbane
E. H. Heale
Gere
Wnti
Edmunds
Brishore
Church of England
O. Williamson
Woods
Horseman
Millaa
Tolga Ladies Defence League Euchre Night Aids Red Cross
The Tolga Ladies Defence League held a euchre party and dance to raise funds for the Cairns Red Cross, netting £14 0s 6d despite low attendance. Mrs Stevens won the ladies prize, gentlemen’s prize went to Messrs Gavin and Ivien, with booby prizes to Miss M Luxton and Mr Rebecca. The event thanked raffle collectors and donors, including Mrs Tos Lynch and Mrs Neill, and highlighted prizes by Miss Cis Whelan and Miss Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolga
Lynch
Stevens
Irvinbank
J. Lynch
Galvin
Ivien
M. Luxton
Rebecca
Ladies’ League
Jessie Invine
Isla Norris
Tos. Lynch
Red Cross Fissue Benefit Draws Large Williams Hall Crowd
The Red Cross Fissue Benefit held at Williams Hall on Friday July 13th drew a splendid audience. Screenings pleased all, sweets by Mrs Banwell and others raised £2, a post screening dance followed with music by Mr Gilder. Organizers thank the helpers and plan Red Cross Day on the 28th for a bumper return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Gilder
Sid
Our Cross
Williams’ Hall
Innisfail Notes and Local Happenings
Innisfail on July 16 reports a Melbourne medical man admitted to the local hospital and nurse Hooper arriving to join staff. Friday’s concert drew large crowds with many unable to gain admission and standing room sold at 3 shillings and 2 shillings. Receipts are expected near £100. Unofficial word says Mr Wit te of Proserpine may become manager of South Johnston Mill. Also advertised is a veterinary embrocation now available at 2/6, posted 3/3, from R. Craig, Chemist, Cairn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Melbourne
Hooper
Witte
Proserpine
South Johnston Mill
R. Craig
Bicycle Crash in Cairns Injures Man at City Council
The Cairns bicycle incident reports a rider identified as Mr. E. S. Mann colliding with a municipal rotor in the road near the Council Chambers on Monday night. He escaped serious harm, suffering only a slightly strained left wrist with minor blood sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Mann
Salmatic Powder for Better Digestion Promoted
An ad from Green's Cairns promotes Salmatic Powder as a remedy for heartburn flatulence and dyspepsia. It claims to relieve stomach discomfort and uric acid buildup and urges readers to buy at Green's, the quality chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green's
Cairns
Carnival bids set for Thursday meeting amid bar charges
At the al Carnival bids on Thursday week the bar will welcome visitors at the groom CPR or meeting of the committee arranging the carnival. Mr J Cuthbert of the bar sub committee said ninepence a nip would be charged for bits the same as hotels. A voice called Union rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cuthbert
Commercial Travellers Carnival Aids Hospital Next Thursday
The on ome i committee met at the Council Chambers with the Mayor presiding. Arrangements for the Carnival afternoon are under way. The Chinese would not display but offer to conduct a Chinatown collector for the Hospital. Side shows need final details. McCowstt will add a stall to allow pelting the Kaiser head. Eardley noted 20 horses with 10 ridden in the procession and recruiting appeals planned at the park. Lapraik donated a substantial sum from travellers. The event aims for a huge success and substantial Hospital benefit. A communique notes improved relations with Zlota Lip a and town praises Dewar's whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Chinatown
McCowstt
Eardley
Lapraik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Macdonnell, Macdonnell & Rpg
Pn Ag
High Court of Australia
Supreme Courts
Commonwealth
New Zeala & 3
P. MacDonnell
EL EL WN
MacDonnell
C. Harris
Jl Brownlee
Mining, Land & Insurance
The
City Mutual Life Assurance Society
Grace Street
Shipping
Adelsde Company, Limited
Tuests
Commercial
MacTaggart Bros
Ter
Owen Wynittick
Winsor & Newton
Phone
Robert Craig
the Governor General of
Australia
Atanat Te
Migreay
Barsland
Spenc
Strez, Cairne
Abijah M
Kurray
Mrs. Hughes
Wss Smith
Phare
Abbott Street
E. J. Harris
Victoria House
Lake
W. H. Green, Ltd
Graham & Matheson
Tambo
H. S. Britcher
H.S. Britcher
W. R. Achilles
Augathella
P. Lewis
Cork
W. ‘M. Easton
Rams
Yanna
Clermont
E. ‘H. Templeton
Liverpool
United State
New York “Journal of Commerce
Ito
Cairns Stock Exchange
A. H. Clarke
Towers Share Market
the Post
Hemingway Payere Mei
Dewar
Russell
Waddell
Royal Insurance
Yates
Lexie
Lake Street
Wee EE
Clackton Hospital
London
Dave
Dan
Srsens
Messrs, Aclean
Turner
Henra-Guinta
Babinda Guinea
Rinaldi
Guiness
R. Donohwe
Mr. Carmoty
RP. Lewis
Botinea
Nitl
Post
Cod “Herald
Vungaburra
Herald
Zlota Lipa
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