03 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
1
The line indicates Acetratius Peetisn Astirulion Stemship Lines arranging outward and inward passenger traffic between Cairns and various destinations. Details are fragmented but reference to routes and ship services is evident.
OCR fragment lists ship movements and arrivals between Townsville Cairns Brisbane Melbourne and other ports. It notes sailings to Singapore and China voyage legs, frequent weekly departures and arrivals with several date references, but many lines are garbled.
Fragmented text describes travel and schedule notes involving Townsville Port Douglas Melbourne Cooma and Montilyan. Mentions departures on June 1 and weekly arrivals, with uncertain spellings and places.
Notices list ships leaving Sydney for Southampton to the Continent and Cairns to China with uncertain dates in June. Vessels Hamm Townsville and Tessa arrive from the East around late June. Routes include via Marseilles Maca, Sourmbera, Samerang, Ha Jara and Pafanr.
Cablegrams describe conspiracies among surveyors and assassinations of Greek and Bulgarian revolutionary leaders. Twenty victims cited, with further killings of peasants at Florina and Christians at Vskub. Turks allegedly disarmed but retain weapons in a climate of terror.
Washington Thursday Finance Committee report on UK Reciprocity ends with a vote planned for Wednesday to decide adoption. Root amendment likely to pass as final committee sessions reveal lumber, linen, and woollen industries offered aid to farmers in campaign. Democrat leaders claim free raw wool opponents will be overwhelmed. party support remains mixed.
A local race event in Timmins was postponed because of heavy rain. Organizers cited unsafe conditions and rescheduled the event for a later date.
Sir Joseph Ward and Mr. Mall Jones were entertained at dinner by the Canada Chats. The Social Democratic party denounces Lloyd George’s policy and opposes workmen contributions while defending capitalist interests.
A fragmented health notice from L Martin Street, Cares, warns that kidney disease often brings backache and fatigue with little warning. The message urges curing the kidneys to ease the back pain and notes symptoms such as severe fatigue and hidden onset.
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