Weather notes and ships movements off the northern coast
Reports describe calm and variable winds along the northern coast. The Wollowra arrived at Cairns at 10:00 am and departs for the south at 1:00 pm on Wednesday. The Hamm is forecast to leave Townsville on the 56th instant for component ports. The Warilda, Adelaide Company's new steamer, has been launched and should near Australia in weeks for regular service. A pilot-boat keel replacement is described, with a 35 ft 4 in hull, 12-hp engine, and 7-knot speed. The Times notes the Senesiaed Shipping Company acquiring ACT RIAS routes, affecting links between the UK, South Africa, and the River Plate, with broader implications for New Zealand Shipping. The Ormuz, a vessel of 6485 tons gross, built by the G asgow Dockyard, is described with dimensions and triple expansion engines.
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Vertis
Quecomum d ‘Urmila
Cairmy
Adelaide
Australia
Cairns
Brishame
Mir. BH. Christie
Bend Boat
Marine Department
Macksy
Desm
Gaskin
Bulimba
Castms
Ionisiair
Prilt
London ‘'Times
Senesiaed Shipping Company
Limite
ACT Rias
Pisiesh
England
Orguz
Port Adelaide
Ormuz
Thi Pai Ding Co
Glasgow
Aix
Hronchial Coughe tate Wools' Great Peppermint Cure
An 1860s patent remedy claim offers a peppermint cure for bronchial coughs by Hronchial Coughe Tate Wools. The ad markets a proprietary balm and elixir with various tinctures.
Local notices report scattered names and firms in a damaged item
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous surnames and initials such as Tanfer, Lave, Stokes, Fraser, Bowden, Walker, Wilson, Mason, Carey, Reid, Cairns and others along with several company references, but the text is garbled and unreadable in places, obscuring the full notice details and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave
Stokes
Fraser
Clament
W. Bowden
Rokraman
Mises
Walker
L. Wilson
Weers
W. W. Mason
J McAloon
J. Weller
J. Withgenson
J. Vuire
A. Millepdes
Ellard
S. Tt Water
T. J. Carey
MW. Reid
Tete
Borland
A. A. Smith
Passengers listed for southern ports voyage aboard ship
A passenger list for a southern ports voyage includes Mewlanie Draper and two children Gillisen Anderson Petersen Bax ter and infant Sorceter and child Werthel Bailey Frendie Elliott and four children West and three children Misses Butler Smith Delawale Ratcliffe Mesars Marshall Thorpe Anderson Clarke Tooker Saphher McCormick Vins Lockyer Vine Lockyer Issac Neighbour McHee Heal Kirke McCreedie Lyoch Tyorh Perrn Gauiten Neville Captain Taheile OC P Allan Wir Biehert Wart Eviiott Johnson West Maing Bord Rhodes seven members Merry Clay ty and RO in steerage. Let Horns Tip and Co. Let, Agents Join thennenwarre for the south Howart Smith fu Ltd agents.
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Arewatta
Law
Pasagers
Mewlanie Draper
Gillisen
Anderson
Petersen
Baxter
de Jarias
Sorceter
Werthel
Bailey
Frendie
Elliott
West
Misses Butler
Smith
Delawale
Ratcliffe
Mesars
Marshall
Vins
Stillman's Slogan Advertises Quality Goods and Low Prices
The notice proclaims a store named Stillman's offering the best quality goods at the lowest prices to attract shoppers. It emphasizes value and affordability as its core appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrica
Times Debate on Land Tax Draws Australian Contrast
London dispatch notes The Times criticizes a federal land tax as fairer if land in Australia is taxed locally. Melbourne reports Prime Minister Fisher linking Australia’s world role to its distant ties. Sydney covers a ceremonial Governor General review at Centennial Park with 1371 attendees.
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London
Faits
Stone
Jamdfords
Halis
Australia
England
Melbourne
Sustleg
Spene
A.N.A
Port Melvourne
Fisher
Perhans
Sydney
Enara
Lord Denman
Centennial Park
Debate over white population in Southern Territory sparks rail plan
Report cites varied opinions from MPs and senators on developing the Southern Territory with imported labor and a possible railway. Critics say repeated parliamentary visits are costly while proponents insist on real trial and settlement growth amid ambiguous evidence.
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Sorhern
Tog Sydeves
Suan
Creed
Tassets
Cyptedn Pepe
Chanter
Mo Bedin
Mi. Dowgall
Mr.itanne
Herinming
Commonwealth
Friendship grounded on sandbank near Tweed Heads
The trading brig Friendship, from Sydney to Tweed Heads, ran aground on a sandbank near the northern headland early this morning while being towed. Captain J Evans and the crew dispatched a line to the vessel as a retreating tide left it about 300 yards from shore. The crew’s mothers were reported on the shore as the ship settled.
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Tweed Heads
Beenan Sybury
Tweed
J. Evans
Governing retirements and Hong Kong rumor sweep Suva
Cablegrams report Sir H. F. Way leaving Suva by March to Auckland then Hong Kong with a possible governorship. the section notes his resignation and a global rumor stream. An eerie string of sixty dynamite blasts at Bowertown Pool rooms caused damage but no injuries, while motive remains unknown. Vancouver dispatches describe two masked men robbing gamblers at a waterfront gambling room, escaping with money. a dropped dagger is the sole clue in this case.
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Bar Franciroq
Syumdey
Bowntown Pool Rooms
Paul
Tne
Vancouver
Water Front
Ome Rothyers
Rugby Team Roster and Practice Notice
A listed lineup includes J. P. Mashen H. V. Ross N. Mighell LG. Hall five-eighth W. P. Lemmon J. E. Paxton and forwards L. Barring ton H. E. Harrison M. Jows V. Quirk C. Barrett H. M. Davies B. Santherl T. Forward Emergency V. Murray A practice will be held after parade on Monday and players unable to attend must notify the Colour-Sergeant. A match yesterday saw Cairne Rige Club beat visitors from the N Q Rifle Association over 500 and 600 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mashen
H. V. Ross
N. Mighell
LG. Hall
W. P. Lemmon Ball
J. E. Paxton
L. Barrington
H. E. Harrison
M. Jows
V. Quirk
C. Barrett
H. M. Davies
B. Santherl
T. Forward
V. Murray
Parmie
N.Q. Rifle Association
Tonterilis Iy
Cairne Rige
Anxious Moments Describe Mother's Fear Over Ill Child
A distressed mother faces her child’s illness during a period of worry and uncertainty. The account emphasizes anxious caregiving and the desperate search for a remedy amid fears and swift illness progression.
J G Quarterman Dies in Brisbane After Noted Queensland Service
J G Quarterman, long known in Western Queensland, died in Brisbane on Saturday. He served 16 years as manager at Mt Alfred Station in Cunne Fullg district and recently acted as stock inspector for Bir tgad Co in South Brisbane.
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Babane
Brisbane
J. G. Quarterman
Queensland
Mt. Alfred
Cunne @fullg
Birtgad Co
Bowling Club Green Scores From Weekend Matches
Saturday results from the Din ns Bowling Club include Overland and Melik defeating Sons and Br amber 25 to 8 on No 1 rink. O'Leary Phillips beat Dr Tyrie and McKensie 31 to 18 on No 2. Hartigan Nagel defeated Alison and Brand 19 to 17 on No 3. Brown Tao bay beat Gorton and Bulcock 14 to 10 on No 4. Mayers tied with Pate and Altoom Sad teat on No 5. No 8 rink Kegel and To ox beat Bulesk eos 5 to SS pad eo.
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Overland
Meliik
Sons
Bramper
O'Leary
Phillips
Dr. Tyrie
McKensie
Hartigan
Nagel
Alison
Brand
Brown
Taobay
Gorton
Skin
Bulcock
Postman Killed in Brisbane Sunday Incident
A Brisbane postman named William Armitage, aged 28, was killed on Sunday amid an unclear incident. Police report few details while investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Townsville
The
House of Quality
Stillman’s
Cable
Ceremonial Review
Lustralias
Ot En
Rocket Brigade
Work
Teegraph
Suva
H. F. Way
Auckland
Hongkong
Lyons
Boland
Way
Mungana
Toya
Warner
J. Grits
Baalea Currie
W. Maguire
J. McAloo
F. Moller
Irvinebank
Foster
J. Doty
George Town
Sheldon
Peath
Cairns Bowling Club
Dinns
Atherton
Lonte
wAtx Street
Commonwealth Hotel
Brisban Iy
Tasmanian
Sporting News
Pet
St. Mary’s Convent of Mercy
Cooktown
Bei Potrensae
Murray
C.5.a
Aas
Ercy
A. Hoossain
Einasleigh and
Kidston
Proutche
MIM
NEST
Wholesae Wine and Spirit Merchant
Ice
Sara Ee Tig
Bimasleigh and
Kirston
Elias Et Ther Smee Ee
Cairte Previn
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