Mount Elliot Company Shares Rise in Market Report
The Mount Elliot Company share movement shows a sustained rise with February end values near 5/10 and Adelaide 5/11, as expectations for amalgamation with Hampden South improve. The report notes continued upward pressure, a 5% dividend prospect, and a push to confirm ore extent while warning of possible oversold accounts awaiting settlement.
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Germe Crittefam
Ustat
Hampden South Consels
Mining Standard
Feneray
Adelaide
Godel
Ceaters
Eliott
Nebel
Jeret Financial
Jan Abie
Royal Packet Steam Navigation Go
The new steamship S. Heemskerk will sail from Cairns on or about May 22 1912 for Port Moresby and Java via usual superior passenger accommodation with two berth deck cabins and a British stewardess. For freight and fare rates contact The Adelaide Steamship Co Ltd Cairns agents Lake Street.
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S. Heemskerk
Catrns
Port Moresby
Java
Adelaide Steamship Co., Ltd
Lake Street
Cairns
Etheridge Gold Mines Hearing Reports Promising Ore Findings
The first gains meeting of the Etheridge Gold Mines at Leta North Queensland chaired by Mr. J. Reid notes promising ore displays from the concentrating scheme. A Havelock No 3 level drive shows deep workings and new ore with gold content about 1 5 dwt per ton. Shortage of miners may delay further machinery arrivals next week.
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Leta
Queensland
Wes Haji
Thwem-Stret
Melbourne
Reid
Wil ‘Desparagdum
Exiheridge
Mount Elliott Led Non Dividend Daily Brief
The Mount Elliott Led company will pay no dividend of 5 per share on the 11th instant and shows a total tally of £36,879. Mr J W Martin, formerly of Mount Elliott Lot, appointed manager of the Bee Capper Mining Co. News from Charters Towers notes a quiet Stock Exchange day. John Woodcork, former manager of the Cobar Copper Co, has left for Queensland to join Mr W H Corbould in new management ventures. Woodlark Island reports a recently cut lode with an estimated thickness of 30 feet, though initial measurements are disputed.
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W. Martin
Mount Elliott
Mining Co
Wrigttenley, X.38
John Woodcork
Cobar Copper Co
Ltt
Cote In
S.W
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Atea
W. H. Corbould
Woodlark Island
Cairns Stock Exchange WONDAY CALI Brief Note
Incomplete OCR fragment notes Cairns Stock Exchange on a date near 16 with unclear context. No identifiable people organizations places or events beyond the exchange reference. Unable to determine specifics for a meaningful summary.
Fragmentary historical market entries and bids list
A compact, unreadable OCR fragment lists various items, prices, and firm names such as Hampden, British Brosen Hill, Gilmore's, Prince Alfred, Village Blacksmith, Vulcan, Onka Amalgamated, Oak Apple, Thompson's, Durham Consols, and others with assorted shillings and pence figures, indicating a lines-of-bids or market ledger. The text lacks coherent narrative but preserves named entities and monetary values.
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Bf McGregor
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Prince Alfred
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Vulcan
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Oakes Amalgamated
Thompagn
Thompson's
Durham Consols
Jtnckwon
Ftheridge
Northern Queensland policy after elections promises growth
After strong Liberal victory the government pledges to push central sugar mills at Balanda and Garradgee and build the North Coast railway linking Cairns with Brisbane. Immigration and closer settlement will proceed along with mining support, notably in Cook district and Gulf regions, while North party hopes fade as Cairns voters retreat from independent representation.
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Abe
Party of Industrial Peace and Progress
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North Coast Railway
Cairns
Brisbane
Adelaide
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Palmer
Maytown
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Caires Shire Election Seeks Practical Council Leadership
Ratepayers choose Cairns Shire Council between two well known candidates Draper and Werner. Both bring public service and business experience, with the race described as friendly and focused on business like administration and practical methods. Both claim fitness, no bias, and ratepayers decide who best represents them.
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Jelor
Draper
Werner
Cairns
Meeting Adjourned at Austration Nalies Associates
Notes and news item reports the adjournment of the Calms Hronel of Ue Austration Nalies Associates due to want of a quorum, with the meeting postponed for fortmight and rescheduled.
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Contenu
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Willow receives quarantine updates and a suspect case
Reports from Toursday Island indicate a stein left for Cairne under quarantine. A suspect individual, detained Sunday for unsound mind, appeared before the police court and was committed for further medical assessment. The town prepares a public event at Shire Mall with planned music and decorations to entertain residents.
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Cairne
Wessel
Importany Furniture Sale Announcement
Meewis Rob Stur¢ and Co announce a sale on Friday at 2 PM at Abbott Street premises facing Mr Callaghan Walsh’s residence. The catalogue offers a superior set of new household furniture with a detailed list in today’s advertisement.
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Rob Stur
Race Privileges Auction Ahead of Cairns Club Meeting
At noon tomorrow W. St. T. Mc Maus, auctioneer, will sell at his rooms the privilege in connection with the Flight Howe Day meeting of the Cairns Amateur Turf Club on Saturday afternoon. The privilege includes tar, luncheon rooms, and stables. With the icy weather, a fine afternoon of racing and good attendance is expected next Saturday.
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Cairns
War news and trade notes from the Orontes region
Cable dispatch describes wartime trade routes and imports for produce and fruit at Corras and other ports. Entries list bags of potatoes pears and fruit from Davenport, Som ney and Melbourne while Cairns residents learn of battlefield moves in Syria near Tripoli.
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Q Mirske
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