30 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
1
An OCR fragment from The Cairns Post lists numerous individuals and entities including Townsville residents and local businesses. It reads as a partial directory style record with scattered surnames, initials, roles, and a few place names, lacking coherent context or complete entries.
Shipping movements from Townsville and surrounding ports outline weekly schedules for Afamac and ADELAIDE COMPANY lines, with departures to Townsville, Port Douglas, Cooktown, Melbourne, Sydney and other ports. The timetable notes arrival and departure times, weekly routes, and notable ship names such as ADELAIDE COMPANY and HOWARD SMITH COMPANY, LTD, including sailings to Singapore, China, and Melbourne.
Shipping update records Fearsley Anb Co Taiyuan arriving from Hongsong in July with Changsha and Bochum lines arriving from Emana Porta in July 13. Details include 0. Time and 4G line references and port movements.
A notice states G B H can be consulted daily and on Monday Tuesday and Friday between 6 and p m, outlining available hours for inquiries and appointments at the organization’s office.
The piece discusses Mr Watt and Liberal tensions over tariffs and welfare measures amid a hung parliament. It notes Labor strategists pressing a double dissolution, Governor General arguments, and Senate weakness amid prospects of referenda plans affecting Victoria and New South Wales.
A chaotic account describes Senators opposing a referen dum proposal and Liberal groups funding meetings to sway opinion. Key figures include Senator M Cgregor and shareholders of Public Opinion newspaper. disputes arise over shares and alleged mismanagement before a shareholder meeting.
A damaged excerpt argues against aggression toward women and mentions Mrs Berry, noting audience reactions and suggesting political tension between Labor and liberal factions. The fragment references clergymen and civic discourse with sharp gendered commentary.
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