Shipping Movements and Arrivals Across Australian Ports
A long list of ocean-going liners and cargo movements details ships arriving at and departing from Sydney Brisbane Cairns and other Australian ports. It notes vessel names such as St Albans Ormiston Morinda Adelaide Katoora and Moorings of the Orient Line and P and O Royal Mail ships with dates in July and August. It lists agency firms Howard Smith Burns Roe Co and others and mentions general cargo and passenger movements along with berth destinations and voyage itineraries.
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Ye Kanewna
Sveney
Hrtsharie Jily
Caartis
Matatua
Aberdeen White Star Line
Cairns
Combinental Ard United Killaggalanrn Yoorth Wit General Cargo
Howard Smith
Tanda Fe
St Albans
Gate
Brintai
Sydney
Aig
Adelaide Coy
Nam
Jly
Mach Gad
van Parler
Scan
Steel Mariner
New York
Pherns, Mhilp and Co
Airs Apeetiy
Orungal
Watras Sundintion
Hula
Drishane
Tomberwil
Eerie
Urilla
Mbyterniywr
Attyar
Adelle Crampainy
Alocion
Catens
Mal
London
Amteilia
Orseva
la i Rellen
Orvieto
Colombo
Ancost
Ormonde
Mrishwine
Oronaay
Doe Mtchome
Borns Philp and Co
Cairne
Royal
Maloja
Fremantle
Lonilon
Tune 1
Mongolia
Moldavia
Chitral
Tomton
Aucu
Markunda
Deadon
Sydney Septemer
Meesers, Burns, Role & Co
Preameres
Morinda
En Rove
Isprian Earth
Montero
Sylowee Oth
Brisbane
Marsina
Camery
England
South
Alrigy Anchieee
Capetown
Suevie
Frenis N Ue
Dorban
Ar Camius
Melbourne
Demosthenes
City of
Winchester
Mth ‘Afay
Townsville
Scatua
Cairnenly
Anigust
Herminiua
Aonelen
Élite
Kia Ora
Fondeon
Simon
Lomtion
Howard Smith Ltd
Mason Line Oceanic Steamship Co
San Francisco
Sydne
Bricebane
Nieww Hollara
Lucerne and crop market notes at Komrae street market
A Brisbane produce market report notes heavy Lucerne chaff supply from local growers at Komrae street. Prices show mixed demand with Lucerne hay well represented and grains in moderate offer. Potatoes and peas scarce while wheat remains in demand and prices quoted for several lots.
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Brisuan LF
Lucerne
Komrae Street
Hie
Hind Wien
Lucerte Bay
Weenly
Mining Mends Markets in Sydney Steel and Silver Quotes
Sydney reports spot and three month prices for metals with figures on electrolytic zinc and lead, copper and tin, along with silver and market terms. The chaotic OCR noting includes several misreadables but indicates a metal market bulletin with price marks and currency values.
Far North cabbage growers showcase produce
A garbled report from Cairns notes cabbage and produce in Abbott Street windows. Weather data from Cairns Test Office records a maximum 84.0 and minimum 63.2 degrees with dry and wet readings described alongside thermometer variations.
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Wilsor
Cairns
Craig's
Abbott Street
Pam
Bole
Pratt
Venning Receives Diploma in Swimming and Life Saving
Miss Lily Venning attains the Regal Life Saving Society diploma, the highest mark of proficiency in water skill and life saving. She passed the practical test with merit, alongside peers Miss Flora Yinting of Dinshare and Miss Ball of Stharters, who also earned recognition.
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Bristaayne
Lily Verning
Mies
Gueenslead
Dinshare
Vice regal visit details from Cairns to Yungaburra
The Governor and Lady Goodwin traveled from Atherton to Yungaburra with a visit to Lake Barrine and a reception hosted by the CAVA group. Lady Goodwin praised the charity movement, a bouquet was presented, and a tea was served by the Cairns Post Cheerios and the Cal a Post.
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Governor
Lady Goodwin
Yungaburra
Atherton
Miterson
Machim
Cheerios
Bairns
Cheerio
Cairns “Post
Mary Smith
Yumahurra
In Memoriam Notices Blend Aged Remembrances
In memoriams pay tribute to Walter Wain and Mathew with reflections on loss. The notices honor their lives, note hospital dates, and express lasting sympathy from family and friends amid sorrow.
Smirching Parliament Prompts Royal Commission Findings
The Cairns Post reports the Royal Commission found Mr. Mahony likely received around £5000 for resigning his seat in favor of Mr. Theodore. It notes £200 was paid by Mr. Theodore, with the question of who benefited and why the Dalley seat was bought remaining unresolved and moral duties for Labor and Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalley
Mahony
Theodore
Scholes
Royal Commission
Themlore
Mr. Mahony
Mr. Theodore
Labor Party
Labor
Industrialism in Cairns Turns Absurd in Labor Case
In Cairns Queensland a court under the Industrial Arbitration Act handles a peculiar dispute involving seven canecutters and their female cook. The union the Australian Workers Union prosecutes the workers for a breach of the workers code amid a farcical set of charges and penalties.
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Moscow
Cairns
Queensland
Commonwealth of Australia
Caiina
The
Australian Workers Union
Industrial Magistrate Fines Couples In Outbuilding Case
The text describes a case where a Temale cook and her partner faced fines after agreeing to pay a weekly sum for meals prepared at their residence. An Industrial Magistrate explained the legality of agreements made outside the Award, leading the couple to plead guilty and each be fined five shillings. The narrator critiques the Gilbertian farce and questions the fairness of penalizing a man for legally employing his wife to provide meals.
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Cutter
Wits
Stresa
Cairns Weekly Penny Savings Hank and Rail Motor Anniversary
Cairns records show Saturday afternoon meeting with director Rollwagen and secretary Thomas amid deposits and forthcoming business. The Rail Motor Anniversary marks July 17 as the first anniversary of Cairns to Inception of rail meter service with 163,330 adults and 471 children carried. Livestock movements surge with about 800 head cattle moved this week from Chla to Vine, under orders from local buyers.
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Cairns
Rollwagen
Thomas
Amerntel
Stilhman
Cairns-Redlyneh
Statheny
Defeat of Cancer Town Clerk Notice Summary
Notice from the Town Clerk Cairns Queensland records contributions received as part of a cancer defeat drive. Mentions payments from Messrs Jalan Y Wil Sons and Este H Williams Stel and amounts listed include £90 3s 10d and a sum from Progressiv Hotel dated 13 October 2970. Names and places appear with OCR errors.
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Mir. EK. Wilkinesevil
Queensland
Cairne City
Shire
Caorer Tampalen
Ammuit
Messrs, Jalan Y Wil Sons
Ieveenenuee
Este H
Williaens — Stel
uy + progressiv hotel
Distinguished visitors to Cairns and Hopeful Reef tour plan
Captain A J C Wienholt and partners will travel from Ireland to Cairns on Wednesday and visit the Barrier Reef before touring the western State beyond Clemency. meanwhile at the Cairns Summons Court Jean Kvion Lutteril sought a maintenance order against Walllaimn Letteri, with counsel noting a likely settlement and the matter adjourned to a conference in Mr. Kelly's room.
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Cairns
A. JC. Wienholt
Neme
Chi Ff. Thwoarsats
Thom Pecret
Thrivebane
Heya Geographi- Seyviery
Hrishaine
Barrier Reef
Clemencry
Jean Kvion Lutteril
Walllaimn Letteri
J. Bennett Oappenes
Anu
HW. PF. McLavehlin
Two men charged for travelling in a railway truck
John William Barry and John Thomas Booth appeared in City Sutamonms Court for riding in a railway truck between Mareeba and Kuranda without paying fares. Senior-Sergeant Toohill noted prior pilfering concerns but the pair admitted non payment. Each man was fined £1 with 9/10 costs or seven days imprisonment.
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John William Barry
John Thomas Booth
Sutamonms
Locho
Mareeha
Kuranda
Toohill
Trocka
P.M. del
Iwt
Australian Sugar Journal Reports Outlook and Research
The Australian Sugar Journal summarises the sugar industry outlook for the crushing season with attention to pests and diseases in cane fields. It notes papers by D. S. North on gumming disease in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales and by Norman Bennett on Hawaiian sugar production challenges. Portrayed are portraits of G. R. Mayers and the late John Drysdale, and a view of the Pioneer Mill.
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Australian Sugar Journal
D. 5. North
S.K. Company
New South Wales
Norman Bennett
Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations
Hawaiian Islands
G. R. Mayers
Victoria Nyanza Sugar Company
Lidl
Mar
John Drysdale
Pioneer Mill
Mar. Drysdale
Record of Five Years Work Agreement in Australia Debts Plan
The article outlines a landmark financial agreement on public debt restructuring across Australian states. It details Commonwealth actions including per capita payments, sinking fund contributions, and future loan consolidation as a single entity for 1927 28. It notes annual payments, interest reallocations, and the impact on state debts and property transfers.
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Wile Jume
Commonwealth
Pdehn
Averest
Winky Jame
Dehla
Sch
Commonwealth Wall
Transea
Australia
Pension Increases Under New Age Pension Act
The Age Pension Act raises weekly pensions from 15 to 17 shillings for some and 2 to 3 shillings for benevolent asylum inmates. A 1925 measure boosts the weekly rate to 7l and adds increases for hospital and asylum inmates. It also allows pensioners to earn up to 25 shillings a fortnight without reductions, replacing the former 41 shillings limit.
Grants and tariffs shape states finances and duties
The article outlines Commonwealth grants to Western Australia and Tasmania reducing state taxes by substantial sums. It notes evolving tariff policy under the 1925 Customs Act and Tariff resolution, aiming to limit British preferential rates to genuine British manufacture and to protect essential Australian industries.
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Patten
Great Britain
Auetralia
Patent-era Australia Britain trade policy debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses cabinet consideration of preferences in immigration and industry in Australia and Britain. It mentions Darwin directory, Commonwealth relations, and shifts in trade policy affecting dairy textiles and manufacturing. The Prime Minister and Commonwealth representatives weigh increased preferences for Britain and Australia.
Encouragement to Primary Production in Australia 1920s
Discussion of government measures to boost primary production and export in Australia during the 1920s. Mentions acts such as the Dried Fruits Advances Act 1924, Meat Industry Encouragement Act, Export Guarantee Act, and related export and subsidy programs, plus tariffs and bounties to support settlers, fruit growers, and domestic industries.
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London
Divine Produce Control Board
Ant M ‘Omnell
Australia
Canada
New Zealad
FINE SCENERY AND PROSPECTS EXPLORED ON AUSTRALIAN TOUR
Mr J Ho Scullin leader of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party and Mrs Scullin visited Miwhanda and Atherton then toured Cairns and the Hotel Pacific. They praised the soil and timber resources of the Tablelands and described the generous hospitality of the people as they observed cane mills and forestry developments in the Virgin Lands and North Queensland.
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Miwhanda
Atherton
Nicetines
J. Ho Scullin
Oflothy Federal Parliamentary Labor Party
Cairns
Seullia
Ietralia
Otway
Aps
Sim. Cie
Lange
Dttver
Ory
Tordivate
North Queenss
Mulgrave
Brother and Sister in Maryborough Shooting Case
In Maryborough on July 17, May Ellis faced the Circuit Court charged with unlawfully assaulting her brother W Simpson on May 22. The case alleged May Ellis shot Simpson. May Ellis and her husband Frederick Ellis were charged with conspiracy to kill, but the male accused had no further proceedings. The jury found May Ellis guilty and Justice Brennan advised the couple to leave the district.
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Maryborough
Circ Emit
Mer
Texrlay
Suigg
Simpsson Ad Hie
Frederick Sis
Mor Gulty
Justce Vrennan
Eflis
Public Notice Summary From Fragmentary OCR
Notice to the public indicates a general declaration or summons from authorities. The readable fragment references official action but lacks specifics such as agency, location, deadline, or exact notice scope. Further readable details are needed to create a precise card.
Seed in the capital of oper pass intelligence
Readable fragments indicate a Reuters summary about a seed in the capital related to intelligence operations. The text is garbled but suggests reporting on a security or intelligence activity tied to a capital city and an operative or operation seed.
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Wr Aeaves
Tami
Oper Pass Intelligence
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Roy
Jun SN
Walter Wain
Mathew
Whee Putswedl
Chang
Nis
Hairs
the Post
Herald
Innisfail
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Cairns Post" Ltd
Rankin Street
Cairns Post
Smirching
Industrialism
Bruce-Page
Western Australia
Tasmania
Lilo
Tasman
MR. Theodores
Bruce
Judge Scholes
Auetrala
Kingda
Darwin
Anereaeee
Donaml
Pritiung
Pritiung Mediepries
Gall
Pew Bieterie
Willy Pie Expsitie
Shin Ud Jacpores
Tieatits
Priveilont
Ametrakin
Taber
Ratsay Macdonald
Seane
Iris
Aumstraling Industris
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MR. Scullin
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Pacific Fast Field
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