Arrivals and Memorial Notices in Local Gazette
The page lists arrivals and obituaries including Jean Wom Mi Rar Timon He Wateon and others with remarks on a memorial section MAUGHTON and ANDERSON. It notes a political discussion on British Labour policy and the Empire, followed by weather and railway disruption updates with rain and storm warnings affecting travel and harvest plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Woolfy Shaw
A. Bes
Aumet
Ro Koya
Perris
W. Murdoe
Gira Frederick Dutie
Inne
Daviceon
Currey
Hunt
Ct Cutherieon
J. Davies
A. Red
G. Thai R Coule
A. Spimwett
Departures of Vessels and Passengers Amid Turbulent Passage
A clipped list of ship names and passenger lines shows multiple departures including Bombala Mucitae Iron Cure and Meltin Passermngers. The garbled entry references staff or agents such as Messrs F Palk Ryle Had Wv Merk Neer Raven Gillen Rankin and organizations like MECC Wart with scattered surnames and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan’ L
Bombala
Pasermngers
Lle
Tabi
Notley
Mecc
Wart
Unclear Text Fragment Highlights Global Trade Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads like a market update with stray references to cheese, snail, Australian firsts, raised prices, and shipments. Mentions of private operations, dates, and country trade links are jumbled and partially legible, offering little coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Debate on Imperial Preference Split British Labor Ranks
The June 9 1925 report notes a division among British Labour members during a Commons debate on Imperial Preference. It highlights votes supporting the Baldwin Government’s tariffs and the broader party rift over free trade versus protective measures, with references to Labor Benches speeches and the stance of key figures like Haden Guest. The piece frames the debate as a test of party unity and the long term economic aims behind Preference policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watweak
Monterw
House of Commons
Clewaes
Everal
Abe Anowweneneus
Hritiely
Laine Cineles
Marty Ball
Macdonact
Yale
Haden
Kirkwood
Leon
High Island Party Expedition Hit by Bad Weather
The High Island party led by Thar Oakes was delayed by foul weather while en route to a Holyday expedition to Wich Valande. A van was sent back to Rowell Heads for stores as seas rose and winds intensified delaying the journey until the island was reached at 3.0 minutes past Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thar Oakes
Puink
Aid
Lamars
Mubinda
Rowell Heads
Auctioneers bid on estates and sale sites noted
The notice lists C J Fleming as auctioneer for sale by auction at various sites with freehold limits and build sites. It reports a cancelled Newmarket sale yard and invites tenders returnable by Tuesday. Separate items reference government inquiries, weather impacts in Cairns, and a railway incident near Titus station with charges of infliction of bodily harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comter
Lnvite
Tid Fleming
Conjaic
Ellafer
Ancien Om Feet
Sublivnienre
Newmarket Sale
Tay
Corrie Harbor
Thraber
Raihway
Tefa
Tarte
Sheriden
Hatha Cation
Farner
Laniel
Harmon Turner
Fragmented OCR note on football events and names
An unreadable OCR passage describes football figures and events with scattered names and phrases. It mentions various individuals and locations in a jumbled sequence, offering little clear narrative or concrete outcomes.
Manic Market Panee at WB Tu Ws
A fragmented note describes a trading market scene at WB with Panee involved. The terse line hints at instability in a financial or commodities setting and mentions a sequence of events affecting stakeholders tied to WB. Further context is not available in the readable text.
Fragmented notes hint at Africa war era clergy and divorces
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names, places, and events including Africa war era references, clergy roles, and divorces. It mentions Missesartiee, Verier, and Hicks among scattered mentions, with unclear dates and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ively
Painleve
Frunfonce
Johanneeburs
Bleares
Birmingham
Rac
Across Africa Frenchmars Feat in Seongan Capetown Dispatch
Capetown reports events across Africa featuring Frenchmars in Seongan with mentions of Kimarhahe Tout and Daler the Branch. The piece notes a railway matter and vehicle issues, with reference to prizes, tyres, and a 2400 feet measurement, amid scattered place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Frenchmars
Capetown
Aceria
Renanitear
Saha
Uaue Chad
Eileabeahete
Malaith
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Mayers Ltd
Nyal
Queensland
Craig
Cairns
Cadis
Eider
Nad
Lee
Len Coats
J.P. Neary
O'Brien
of Este
W. G. O'Brien
Sumi Ttt
Pink’s
PINK
Jeweller
Atherton
Efile
F. H. Jones
Man's Wear Store
Shields Street
B. M. Svendsem Ltd
Dndarrsiers Ved Eebsimers
Lake Sivae
Dowmell and Marrie An
Bester Seay MacKay & Cos
Pear
Maughton
Oy Leer
Amderson
Howe
Tod
Vallely
Lordan
Jay
Haltom
Tropics
UN Paris
Basterty Inka
Fomfefal
Gomi Hill
Gerdenwais
Varios
Cairne
Homvale
Ubaliniba
Pisnoreld
Ditton
Phauvrald
Urtralian
Walter
Berrima
Bowen
Ates
Ater
Sriment
Govod Maurilyan
Punt
Jinte
Uaiers
Jannat
Aion Clatm
Dats
Tibet
House of Representatives
Cairee Rushey Langres
Leviebel
Rea
Ars Kawau
Camminie Reyortel Han
Evaeys Hall
Kermese Athena Aas
Ible
Ereeys
Werliyrssas
Manic Market
WB Tu
Celta
Jontea
Mr. Seed
Roele
Mick Ethel Wateen
Arishany
Eli Tenekeed
Shell
Anid
Clive Mogan
Atvendet
Harmon
Wat
Ieee Wister
Athens
Watts
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