Port of Cairns High Tides Report
Port of Cairns tide chart notes high tides Jive 14 9 16 am and 9 50 pm plus astronomical references. Mention of moon phases includes New Moon June 18 1 am June 25 First Quarter 6 47 am.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1928
Page
7
Maritime Movements and Shipping News from Australia
Notes and news detail numerous ship movements and schedules across ports including Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Cairns and Adelaide. Vessels such as The Bembala Poombar Marella and Mombasa are tracked with routes to Java Singapore Cairns and Vancouver alongside loading cargoes of logs sugar and general cargo. Complex timetable entries cover departures arrivals and anticipated sailings from June to August, with agents Samuel Allen and Sons and Philp and Co. named among the overseeing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Kateera
Townesville
Marella
Java
Singapore
Taland and
Jarwin
Wangaratta
Foor
Tiene
Jett Wweet
Ageet En Wong Tundeh
Cor Neer Hl
Dynel Peadits
Cairns
Sydney
Adelaide Company
New York
London
Vancouver
Adelaide Coy
Mombasa
Newcastle
Jne
Morinda
Redney Dine
Nes
Brisbane
Steven Chamgee Fein
Louden
Mristbiente
Jervia Bay
Linden Large Bay
Fretanthe
Ftie
Vere
Meister Tenby
Merston Bay
Mart Sail
Vwelle
Australia
Fe Werivest Pristine Fone
Fede Fremianthe Hinne
Leashon
sCosen Serena
Reval Mall
Frain
Ciltral
Frewant
S. Sh 'Tremianle
Meahan
Byrney
Klenven Lon Unely
Ern
Southern Forte Tune
Une S
New Guinea
Senith Ltd
Ae Seamere
England
South Africa
Vetic
Capetown
Anchises
Fremantle
Durban
Aves
Ris Bane
Townsville
Tanwlom
Cafrna
Howard Sakti Ltd
Bierra
Ion ‘Tosman
Houtman
Chenrne
Nieww
Melares Pels
Sréner
Brisbane Produce Market Update at Komer Street
June 15 report from HR Ane notes increased supply of chaff and oats at Komer Street in Brisbane. Prices vary with several items listed, including oats, potatoes, and wool feed offerings, while buyers and sellers negotiated around 7/7 and 7/3 shillings. Locals describe mixed demand for heavy feed and hay amid fluctuating stock levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liecerne
Komer Street
New South Wales Oaten
Cinhier Fries
Hockey Notes From First Round Games End With Narrow Royals Loss
Weather attracted good crowd as Royals met Wearthhs in a keenly contested hockey match won by Wearthhs 4 goals to none. Scorers noted include Miss Ford 21, Miss 1D. Duignan, Mike FL Moore, with extensive play by Hatty and Lane. Referee Mr. Miitisiy oversaw a tense game marked by breaches and disputed calls. Atherton later defeated High School in a secondary match with 12 10 IH 6 2 tallies listed for teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals
Wittners
Mise Ford
Duignand
Mike FL Moore
Hatty
Abe
Dave Wires
Renee
Jones Tel
Owen
Dixon
Gwelan
Tvanhvas
Miitisiy
High School
Circus
Twanlives IH
Save Wires
Watdew
Aussies
Ems i
Athertom
Atherton
Commenta
In Memoriam Cravam Ti Loving Memory
In memoriam notice for Saomths Giraburit aged 18 months from Gorduyyvah, reported June 14, 127. Family remembers him with loving messages from father mother and siblings, mourned by relatives. The fragment notes he is gone but not forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Gorduyyvah
Deters
Dairying to Grow in Queensland Says Cairns Post
The Cairns Post argues dairying will become a major financial force in Queensland, especially in the North and Far North. It stresses moving beyond mongrel stock to high-grade herds, adopting Denmark’s model, forming dairy improvement societies, and directing efforts on solid marketing and sanitary practices to lift output and rural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivading Maer
Aml
Calvo
Bern
Australia
Denmark
Cairns
Cairns Weather Report Summary
The report notes a temperature reading of 77.0 degrees and a high of 87 degrees with varying barometric pressure readings. Humidity and other details are partially garbled, but indicate a warm, fluctuating weather pattern for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Tsire
Japanese Visitor Aims To Investigate Hotel Cooks Trouble
A Japanese visitor, Mr K Kim Mateeeretary to the Consul for Japan, arrived in Cairne on Saturday night to investigate alleged trouble involving Japanese cooks at a hotel. He will leave for Syiley the next morning after gathering details in Townsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkim Mateeeretary
Japan
Syelead
Cairne
Phuaniin
Townsville
Syiley
Innisfail Litigation On Threats Of Violence
A clipped report from Innisfail June 18 notes a case in Staintons Court before Judge J. Rod ios regarding A. Beaneambles as surety of the peace. The plaint alleges a defendant threatened violence with accusatory phrases issued in a public setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Staintons
Heo
Mer
Aitkin
ILM
J. Rodios
A. Beaneambles
Defendant Threats Prompt Arrest Warrant Issued
A shaky court transcript shows a witness recounting threats by the defendant, including plans to visit the witness’s home and injure property. Police were told twice, and the defense attorney questioned the threats. Judge Aitkin ordered a warrant for the defendant’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamee
Wwlainif
Alec
Mr. McNamwe
Mr. Aitkin
Francis Birtles Leaving Darwin for Brisbane Flight
The Australian report states Francis Birtles will depart Darwin tomorrow for Brisbane, with stops at Lonureach, Charleville, and Toowoomba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Birtles
Brisbane
Tueday
Darwin
Vis Lonureach
Charleville
Tuo Woomba
Amalgamation Arranged for Castle Main Brewery and Perkina Co
The Stock Exchange received official word this afternoon that the long rumored merger between Castle Main Brewery Co and Perkina Co has been definitely arranged. The basis of amalgamation will be submitted to each company’s shareholders for consideration. June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrisbane
The
Stock Exchange
Castlemain Brewery Co
Perkina and Co
White Bay Crew Missing After Disaster
Sydney reports no further bodies found from the White Bay incident. Eight are believed carried to sea or buried, with yesterday’s body identified as the vessel’s cook Alberto Railo Lat. Surviving crew member Frank Rirapern is said to be progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
White Bay
Cook
Alberto Railolat
Frank Rirapern
Accident to a Veteran in Crowdemvale District
Mr McKeenan, a Crowdemvale district pioneer, had a fall Friday afternoon while riding. He slipped across a chair and toppled to the ground under the wheel, sustaining bruises and shock. The horse remained quiet, preventing worse injuries. He is confined to bed but recovering steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeenan
Crowdemvale
Elroy
Mir Mekeemat
Donations to Cancer Campaign Noted by Cairns Council
The Cairns City Council and Mulgrave Central Mill Co employees contribute to the Queensland Cancer Campaign Appeal. The record shows fortnightly and final donations acknowledged, with names and dates partially appearing, including references to Cairns and district employees and campaign details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonn
Mr WE
Will
Queensland
Cairns
Shire
Innett
Redigneh
Injured footballer in Norman Park rugby match
Report of minor injuries during a rugby watch at Norman Park on Saturday afternoon. J O Hoey on the Vos star toppled by heavier players, suffering a shoulder injury. Cairns Ambulance transported him to the hospital for further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henpeital
Telephone links in Mourilyan district discussed at monthly meeting
At the Laninduil Khawber of Guigwere meeting, Mr Campbell from Liverpool Creek reported telephone connections via Mourilyan Exchange aided district residents and ambulance calls but Mourilyan Exchange failed after 6 pm. A petition demanded restoration of continuous service. the chamber supported taking the matter to the Provincial Inspector for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Mawrisd
Laninduil Khawber
Guigwere
Oun
Mn J
Erin
Sor
Campbell
Liverpool Creek
Sitmein
Seavereaean
Mourilyan
Townswill
Roberton
Butter and Cheese Market Report Latent in London
Butter in London market shows steady demand with choicest New Zealand and Australian selections. Prices quoted as New Zealand butter around 172 and 74, Australian at 214 and 194. Cheese remains firm with New Zealand at 62 and 103 as premium due to Argentine shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londion
Toni
New Zealand
Nationalist Government Takes Over Tasmania Leadership
Homart June 15 reports the Nationalist Government assuming control from the Lyons administration. New ministers include J. McPhee as Treasurer and Hydro Electric head, H. Baker as Education Minister, James as Chief Secretary for Railways and Mines, and Sir Walter Lee for Land Works and Forestry. Honorary ministers in the Assembly are C. Grant and D. Nobb.
Anti Vivisection Row At Caxton Hall Protest
London June 15 Hooliganism marred a Union for the Abolition of Vivisection meeting at Caxton Hall Police ejected two after chair man Earl Tankeville was interrupted by singing The Frothblowers Anthem bells and paper streamers. Darts and water buckets drenched both police and students and actress Mari Odette was brought to tears. the rally ended amid cries and stink bombs as officers restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
medical \ee
Union For
Mackay Defeated By Cairns In Rugby League Clash
In a Cairns side without skipper Lynch, Cairns beat Mackay 20 in a Parkes Police Park match before a sizeable crowd. Cranny and Dore starred for Cairns while Claxton, Pendrigh and Lang were threats for Mackay as Burns and Roberts shone in defense and kicking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Mackay
Parras
Park
Mace Jheay
Capa
We Paten
Oiivet
Lynch
Ken
TP. Cronin
Boas
O' Donald
Cairns Hall
Cranney
Dore
Jones
Burs
Claxton
Roberts
Wwack
HH. Burns
T. Cronin
T Juides
Jo. Coote
M'Donald
J. Dore
J. Cranmey
F. Christemen
A. Berndt
Johnston
W. Jones
MM. Roberts
W. Hendrigh
C Claxton
T. Welsh
J. Weston
Fiveighth
A. Noble
TL Mulgrew
G. Parrott
W. Tagley
W. Lang
K. Ameedee
J. Dlipper
Mr. (. Thompeen
Second Half Frenzy Sees Fortunes Shift In Tough Scrimmage
After a tense jumon period the fortunes flip as Al Donald feeds Ross who passes to Anderson for a try and conversion. Ross shows openings but lacks support while Mackay presses to even the score. Durns exits injured. Poniall and Coote contribute but strict defense stalls progression. Koos delivers a spectacular line break leading to a try as Roberts advances the ball to the goal line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Jahnaton
Cairos
Hie
Tse
Alont
Half Ling
Harms
Roberts
Anderson
Idea
Coote
Mackay Bucks
Bast
Dore
Johnston
Jonas
Mackay
Weston
Burns
Serum
Cronin
Claxton
Lang
Donald
Cranney
Actane
Al'Donald
Ross
Byrne
Joanna
Ackay
Mulgrew
Durns
Poniall
Daa Ward
Cairns
Oe Cma
Koos
Foo
Roand
Hoa
Ayr to Meet Eacham in Final for Carleen Cup
Burns failed from a difficult angle keeping Ayr behind Bowen early. Ayr defeated Bowen by a small margin and Herndt added a try. Guides began strong but were stopped, and Ayr finally scored a late touch down to win. Ayr advances to meet Eacham in the final in Townsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Ayr
Bowen
Herndt
Ente
Herm
Inspection of Campane and Display at Presbyterian Sell
On Saturday afternoon Mrs Moye presided as the State Commissioner inspected Cairne Second Campaign at the Presbyterian Hall. The display featured fine tools and ornamental articles with three patties: Gulaha Magpies and Kooka. Mr Macarthy addressed the gathering while Captain foam and Dorothy Borge man led the colours practice. Con tain Mackenzie thanked Mrs Macartney for her hospitality and the meeting adjourned with cheers for the State Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Moyearte
Cairne
Presbyterian
Ifpll
Chorothy Borgeman
Edmonton Company Subarquiy Mire and Cam at Mrs A residence
Edmonton Company of Cuil Crunk crew attended dawn gathering at Mrs A residence Caden under Lt Hawes supervision. Attendees included Mro Haver Penthey Back Remon Local Association Mire Murgrave and several Cocaine members. The group displayed a brown quinкраetta age treasure while praising Krate Commissioner and Mrs Langan hosted tea as children enjoyed activities on the lawn before Polmontou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subarquiy
Macartney
Edmontonm
Lenin
Caden
Hawes
Mro
Haver
Penthey
Remon
Suidew
Murgrave
Langan
Polmontou
Parish parade honors church service attendance
A wartime church parade at St Andrew's Presbyterian witnessed Reverend BK Park welcoming Mrs. Macartney to the service. The audience included Cairns Second Com and the children’s choir contributed hymns as the State Commissioner met the company. Mrs. Macartney will depart for home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Servier
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
BK Park
Macartey
Murch
St Andrew's Tull
Macartney
NSW Cyclone Aims to Trace Stranded Vessels
Sydney June 7 All shipping known to have been affected by the cyclone along the New South Wales coast has been accounted for with the exception of the Corrimal and Canonbar. The Corrimal left Newcastle for Sydney Wednesday night and was seen off the Hunter early Thursday morning. no further report has been received. The Canonbar, en route from Cithbane to Sydney, passed Seal Rocks Wednesday and is now believed to have reached Sydney. agents express no fears for their safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Wenight
Corrimal
Caner
Newcastle
Hunter
Titbane
Seal Rocks
Ivanhoes defeat Greyhounds in curtain raiser hockey match
A curtain raiser to the main game saw the Ivanhoes defeat the Greyhounds by four goals to one. The Ivanhoes showed speed and science on ice, while in Grade games Gordonvale forfeited to Cruthers and Ivanhoe beat Trinity six to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhoes
Gordonvale
Cruthers
Ivanhoe
Trinity
Townsville Defeats Innisfail In League Match
Townsville beat Innisfail 28 to 0 in a one sided league encounter at Townsville on June 17. Despite poor first half handling Townsville surged in the second spell with Lister Hacker and Glover among the standouts. Tries came from King Litster Wilkie Duffey McIntyre and Garbutt two, with Backer adding a penalty goal. Innisfail’s best were Henry OBrien Hutcheon and Rampling. Junior team also defeated Annisfail 25 points in 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Innisfail
Jone
Lister
Hacker
Christensen
McIniece
Glover
Backer
Wister
Inninfall
Henry
Immy O'Brien
Hutcheon
Tee
King
Litster
Wilkie
Duffey
McIntyre
Garbutt
Coword
Kele
Cairns Shire Overseer Contracts Upheld Amid Salary Debate
Cairns Shire Council retains services for an overseer with a 2100 per year salary amid questions over certification and past performance. Debate centers on appointing a certificated engineer to supervise Main Roads work, with the council noting the present overseer, Mr. Hannam, has performed well and the village faces a substantial project cost.
Opposition to Hannam salary move in Main Roads echo
Dr. Cannon resisted voting for the motion noting discussions with Main Roads Board officials who praised Hannam’s work. Dr. R. Simmonds argued the proposal was premature as Hannam’s competency hadn’t been debated. The council lacks funds for a £100 yearly salary and current work justifies overseer capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Simmonds
Hannant
Hannam
Hla
Alee
Council
Aif
Eervices
W. Sim
Councillors Debate Overseer Post Motion Lost
Dr Campbell argued most councillors believed he sought Mr Hannam's services but his motion aimed to dispense with the overseer. The motion was put to the meeting and lost with a vote of six to five, indicating divided support and unclear intent across the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Campbell
Lander
Coren
Innisfail Brawl Young Man Charged
Innisfail June 13 A brawl in a cafe in Chinatown led Octavo Sorli to appear before Mr Aitkin P M in Police Court. Kaview assaulted George Os causing bodily harm. Sergeant Tuohy prosecuted. Mr J T McNamee defended. Arrest evidence by Sergeant Gaffney. Sorli remanded eight days. Bail granted with surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Chinatown
Octavo Sorli
Aitkin
P.M
Kaview
George Os
Tuohy
J. T. McNamee
Gaffney
McNamee
Nrivdail
Bethin
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Hunnam
J. Moephy
Capes
M.R.B. Opinion
Wong Gorety
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