VICE-REGAL VISIT TO CAIRNS
Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Stonehaven arrive in Cairns for official duties with the King and Queen’s representatives, after Lord Stonehaven’s illness en route. Governor General Sir Isaac Isaacs and Lady Jones accompany, meeting local officials and citizens at the Pacific Hotel and city events in Cairns and surrounding districts.
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Lady Stonehaven
Commonwealth of Australia
Baron Grenshaven
Australia
Cairne
Far North
Lord Stonehaven
Mount Morgan
Viait ‘School of Arte
Viait
Leav
Ogneen Strand
Pata
Pacific
Vinia Cae 'Pinion Hospital
Anzac Park
Fatlon
Regal Vice Regal Visit Details Most Elaborate
The Vice Regal party led by Dr. R. Bliss will depart Cairns by rail motor at 10 40 a m for South Johnstone Central Mill where they will be greeted by the Chairman and Council and shown over the mill. They will travel by cars to Mena Falls then to Innisfail and Coral Harbour with tea and a moonlight river trip. Friday July 23 includes an address to school children with boy scouts and girl guides forming a guard of honor before Townsville departure.
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Regal Rt
Eee
Trai
Rome
Cairns
R. Bliss
Johnstone
Syven
Innisfail
South Johnstone Central
South Johnetoon Mill
Mena Falls
Ourilyan Harbor
Harbor
Ans River
Boy Scouta
Girl Guides
Townsville
Question of salvage and steamer Cooma examination
Salvage questions arise as Baralaba prepares to depart for the North for an examination of the steamer Cooma to determine salvage prospects. Baralaba's cargo duties shift to Tinana and Coringa as the Baralabs withdrawal affects Bundaberg trade.
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Baralaba
Ie Bright
R. S. Taylor
Bundaberg
Tinana
Coringa
Penty
Brisbane
Butter Trade Limited In London Markets
London reports July 15 note the butter trade remains inactive with little movement or demand observed in the market.
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London
Train Derailment Delays Service After Collision
A derailment near Chateo stone caused a two hour delay in service as cars separated from the train, with Brown and other passengers needing assistance. One mishap led to a collision and the other train had to uncouple, disrupting travel.
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Amyper Mnnisfail
Pasacnge
Labor Council Seeks Russian Delegation Representation
Sydney July 16 The Trade and Labor Council decides to send a representative to the Labor delegation to Russia and to coordinate with other Commonwealth Labor Councils. They plan to separate 12 delegates for the mission.
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Sydney
Trade and Labor Council
Urciog
Succi Eeres
Sem
Russia
Commonwealth
Mail left behind as Townsville Express derails at Brisbane
In Brisbane on July 16 the Townsville Express derailed near Central Station before departure. The engine left the rails at the catch point while attempting to reconnect with the mail van at No 4 platform. It took over an hour to reframe the engine while the mail train departed with a different engine but without the mail van.
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Brisbane
Townsville
Central Station
Nee 6En
No. 4
Writs Issued Against Broadcasters Sydney and Directors
Ten writs for five thousand pounds each were issued by the Supreme Court on behalf of Farmers and Co and its four directors. Five writs target Broadcasters Sydney Ltd and the managing director Mr W Maclardy over an alleged libel in the Sydney Morning Herald on July 12.
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Sydney
Supreme Court
Farmers and Co
Broadcasters
Sydney, Ltd
W. Maclardy
Sydney “Morning Herald
Tragic Quarry Accident Claims A J Kirkpatrick
A. J. Kirkpatrick was crushed to death at a quarry near Stratford between 3 30 and 4 yesterday afternoon when a fall of stone struck him. His mate narrowly escaped as workers cleared rock from the Briatford quarry face. The Cairns Heights Brigade arrived quickly but could not save him. He resided in Gatton street aged 44 and leaves a wife and five children. Funeral services to be held at Marton street Cemetery after leaving Mrs Maher’s residence Clare street at 3 30 pm today.
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Siarry
Stratford
A. J. Kirkpatrick
Wes
Hime
Nieewmene Gas Drilling
Newell
Perch
Gattonstreet
Chizen
Kirkpatrick
A. Kirkpatrick
Proermart
Briatford
Sincere
Cairns
Marton-street
Mra. Maher
Clare-street
Messia
Mug
Bobi
Elntosh Anid
David Smart
Smart
William John Hughes
Cudre
Adeist
Herbert Radford MccDouggall
Euter Win
Frome
Hernoem
Cane Fire Inquiry At Stratford Yields Suspicion But No Proof
An inquiry into a large cane field fire at Stratford heard witnesses describe a late Sunday afternoon blaze destroying about 300 tons of cane. Laborers reported distant tracks and possible arson but no direct evidence. investigators found signs of deliberate ignition but no identified suspect.
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David Smart
Stratford
Ant
P.M
Senate
Grave outlook for Inkerman cane industry amid delays
July 16 Outlook remains grave as Inkerman mill operators rush remaining cane. Cane cutting pauses may extend into next week due to Bowen wharf delays and ship arrivals. Farmers face arrears while workers await produce returns and seasonal laborers lack funds. Officials secure Premier’s acknowledgment of the serious situation.
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Inkerman Mill
Bowen
Orddr
Inkerman Farmers’ and Graziers’ Association
C. Collins
Why the secrecy about Bowen shipping deadlock delays
W J Dunstan of the Board of Trade sails for Bowen after a cargo hold up and waterside workers’ refusal to work except under the rotary system. Officials have given no further crucial statement beyond his departure.
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Brisbane
Bowen
W. J. Dunstan
Bosra of Trade
Political Debate Over Bund Duties Quietly Continues
In Melbourne on July 16 ministers debate duties on petrol tyres motor chassis and parts amid criticism within the ministry. The issue is unlikely to trigger a ministry crisis as budgets and policy drive caution. It is reported Bruce will allow free votes by supporters amid bloc divisions.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Cairns Football and Cricket Seek Schedule Clarity
Cairns Premiership round preview lists fixtures in Norman and Cairns venues with Ivanhoe Juniors, Past Brothers, Kennedy Juniors, and Carltona in action. The Cairns Cricket Association seeks an agreed start date to align with Cairns League after months of disruption, while junior and representative teams train for upcoming matches and trials.
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Kennedy Minor
Ng_aruos
Rhodes
Sayeck
Lowrie
Vingue
Saxby
Oak
McGrath
Gay
Earl
Here
Lawson
Sked
Emery
Tenni
Lees
Ivanhoe
Taylor
McCoombe
Jel
Kennedy
Desa Gquid
Peera Kelly
Lavin
Winkworth
Maxier
Australia must build own power alcohol industry
An Australian National Power Alcohol Company is urged to develop power alcohol from molasses to cut dependence on imported fuels. The plan, backed by Northern Power Alcohol Committee, envisions using Australian raw materials, creating jobs, aiding defence, and stabilising prices through domestic production and research.
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Northern Power Alcohol Committee
Australia
Alccohol Company
Austratia
Wis Bon
Uogieneuwealil
Queensland
National Power Alcohol Company
Deadly Coast Threat Warned by French Paper
Paris reports Loeuvre warns that Etaples and nearby seaside resorts are at risk of explosions from hundreds of thousands of shells torpedoes and grenades left from the Somme front hidden just below the surface. Authorities forbid operation in the region and contractors previously attempted harmless rendering.
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Loeuvre” Y
Etaples
Somme
Religious Riots in Calcutta Amid Dead and Looting
Calcutta reports July 15 describe clashes between Hindu processions and Mohammedan groups. Police fired on mobs after attempts to disperse crowds. Muslim participants looted traders as authorities patrol affected areas to restore order.
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Calcutta
Mohammtane
Process Workers' Award Extended to Townsville and Rockhampton
Brisbane July 15 The Process Workers' Award to stay was extended to Townsville and Rockhampton The Board of Trade refused to extend it to Queensland
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Brisbane
Rockhampton
Board of Trade
Development and Migration Bill Passed in Senate
Melbourne notes say in July the Senate agreed to the second reading of the Development and Migration Bill, with votes recorded on the measure. The debate focused on amending provisions and the bill moves toward its next stage in the legislative process.
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Melbourne
Senate
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MH. Warner
Cairns Harbor Board
E. A. Atherton
Cairne Chamber Commerce
G. A. Campbell
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Petty Senert En Per
Hotel Pacific
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Development and Migration Bill
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