Port of Cairng Movements and May Maritime Timetable
A dense record of ship movements and schedules from Melbourne and Sydney ports. It lists arrivals and departures, including The Bombala, The Canberra losel Maw, and The Marella, with dates in May and June, plus additional notes on steamers Morinda, Moravia, and Malabar timetables and routes to Hobart, Fremantle, London, and Singapore.
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Canberra
Perleboutie
Vie
Tanda Baivvs Marerhe
Lwverlaw Dee Wokolwani
Taaviee
The
E. Albans Frons
Melbourne
Dan Hone Kote
Bea
SMP
Tales
Pavete
Commonwealth
Weperenes Bay
Grebene
Hobdarrived Warrived Landon Marea
Fremantle
Mar
London
Morten Nile
Hull
Fermdale
Lamdon
Pordadale
Mull
Fremantle Ageril
Qeama
Prennin
Brisbane
Ovieto
Landen
Port Sabet
Dea Doe ‘Ara Pie
Miesers
Bares Philp
Cairne Agente
Advier
Royal Mail
Omer ‘Moravia
Fredey I
Sydney
London Ely
Bydney J
Frede Jone
Maret i Ae
Ape
Swatney
Funda
Paniion
Dae Fremantle Mavs
Case
Tars
Ps Ac
Cairn Burns
Airos
Morinda Teavies Svelren
Cairns
Miareine Jett Svelocy
Metebane
New Times
Montoro Holt
Neve Crrines
Dee Sydney
Retary
Ataram
Bodney
Jones
Nwa
Willy May
Nasnes Brdtney
Anchises
Bris
Elise
F von
Hermintus
Hon
Townaville
Toowraville
Malmea
Townsville
Lanson Ae
Townsville Bember
Mon
Howard Smith Ltd
Savise Tsing
Pee and Honebeln
Sydnev
Glarra
Syene Ae Bonome
Sealth Ltd
Navigation Co
Singapore
Sourawa
Batavis
Ws BM
Melahsme c
Labor pessimists Anglo Egyptian problems in London May 3
The Parliamentary Labour Party met to discuss the Anglo Egyptian differences amid fears of a British force. Mr Rans says MacDonald made a statement about four reserved points and the need for an agreement enabling Egypt to enter negotiations. The party repeats assurances and seeks international guarantees for Suez Canal security.
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London
Ranssay MacDonalde
Labour
Egypt
Iaigm of Nations
Suez Canal
Wireless Programmes and Weather Updates Teletype
A fragmented radio listing details morning sessions with various programmes, weather notes, diaries, observatory signals, and musical pieces. Names and time markers appear in jumbled form, including mentions of weather reports, a national anthem, studio features, and concert references. The passage reads like a schedule segment with multiple programs and forecast notes interwoven.
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Reson! Kocatini
Waitulal
Chewdows
Millay Sasi
T Maimotineer
Knight
Thirly Standard
Tlw
Lamich Bauer Civitsie
DSI
Brian
Observatory
Alterionm
Vlorngitieyst
AMS Milievens
Rom the Stuulin
Ate
Telu Areph
Levene Chew
Lia Iy
Stendlard” News
Nteote
Me Taige Jones
Hebe
le Sarton
Steock Pepeerte
Ras Rom St. Devin
Armen Reedtal
Caen
Sampson
Hertire
Adam
Toren
H. Humphreys
Stondia
A. Ky Featherie
Meer
Wraurie
Mies
Ced Riewer
Kor Bwer
Mira Vern Marker
Newelette
S. Rob- Cert
Chehestna
Bo. Heute Sah
Fonte Music
Jeary McChanwall
Manila
Hien
Vitieens
Fit
Chase Tech
Brisbane Produce Market Report Slow Sale and Rising Supplies
Brisbane, May 4. The market was painfully slow with no attractive offerings. New South Wales traders faced increased supplies and competition from new outlets, while prices for wheat and other commodities showed only modest changes as buyers held back.
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Brisbane
Mopia-street
New South Wales
Terry
Gouges
Aboriginal timber case ends in £10 fine
The ABC Woodsplitter employer, a married man with three children, was fined £10 for employing an aboriginal man and allowing him near scrubs where timber was hauled. Police observed the activity after a warning. the judge noted the defendant’s poor finances and granted two weeks to pay the penalty. The record cites Constable Moran and Sergeant Tuohy as prosecutors.
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Ianisfall
Stat Courp Tosday
Miro Amkin
Arthur Chiebe Heenad
Wake
Ermo
Constalce Moran
Ssewethy Johnatome
Grilyy
Tuohy
Sale Delenit
Corraniha J
Lefendant
Vandelewr
Tone
Defendant
Amother Abe
Vanleleur
Aitkin
Motor cycling tragedy claims life near town
A New South Wales constable died in a motor bicycle crash at night while riding about a mile from town. The constable was in a sidecar with a schoolmaster passenger when a car collided, ejecting the riders onto the road. The incident halted near the roadside with authorities investigating the crash and its causes.
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Senlia
New South Wales
Notike
Eric Hitlem
MeCwatee Seat
Death notices and family thanks in Sydney
Death notices record the passing of Harry Wick on May 3 in Sydney and Ada wife of David Setasi aged 54, with funeral details and family acknowledgments. Mr BD McGaw and family express gratitude to Dr Byrne, ladies of the aid, W. Rakin and Moore, and friends for sympathy, cards, and flowers after a prolonged illness.
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BD. McGaw
Dr. Byrne
Iuilovle
W. Rakin
Moore
In memoriam Norman Frederick and Olive Ireland
In memory of Norman Frederick who died at Cairne District Hospital May 1921 aged 10 years 6 months beloved son and hawker mourned by parents brothers Jack and Harold, sisters Hilda and Ivy. Also Olive Ireland died May 29 1927 cherished daughter dear to family and friends.
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Norman Frederick
Cairne District Hospital
Ion
Jack
Harold
Winters Hilda
Ivy
Ireland
Olive
Shipping unrest threatens Australia’s waterfront future
The piece condemns industrial extremism in Australian shipping, arguing it harms workers and the public. It warns that continued acts by unions and extremists could halt trade, tie up ships, and ruin the Commonwealth Line of Shipping, urging sane union action and adherence to law. It portrays the conflict as repeating a doomed pattern and calls for restraint.
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Australia
Maritime unrest linked to foreign funding and union pressure
A letter citing Mr Appleton warns that maritime unrest in the Commonwealth stems from foreign influence and gold, with a Australian union official allegedly offered a salary from both the union and a foreign source to incite trouble. If moderation fails, a clash on the waterfront could harm shipowners, workers, and the public.
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Commonwealth
Appleton
Neviot Amissary
Australia
Crossing Accident At Aplin Street Roadway
A level crossing collision occurred Saturday morning near Aplin Street when a car was struck by a rail motor about 9 am. The vehicle was badly damaged and occupants reported injuries. Local authorities investigated the scene and urged caution at crossings.
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Wen
Hia Offee
Aplin-street
Bireh
Reverend Reid Leaves Cairns for Brisbane Assembly
Reverend MW. H. Reid of St Andrew's Cairns and moderator of Towneville Presbytery departs for Babinda en route to Brisbane to attend the annual inland Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Australia. In his absence St Andrew's will be administered by Reverend K. M. Park and church officers.
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L Vm
MW. H. Reid
St. Andrew's
Cairns
Towneville
Babinda
Brisbane
Presbyterian Church of Australia
Wlmeter
8. Andrew's
K. M. Park
Baldwin and Bearup Return from Cairns Study Trip
Baldwin director of the Townsville Tonehinte of on Medicine returns this morning with Mr Bearup from the Laboratory staff after a five week Cairns visit to study a prevalent disease.
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Ur. Baldwin
Baldwin
Townsville
On Medicine
Cairns
Wn Towne
Bearup
Cairna
Town Clerk Position Summary and Expenses
A fragmented notice outlines duties of the Town Clerk Mr A E Wilkin. It mentions salary, functions, and an itemized progressive total with references to employees and a pension or allowance. No clear dates or locations are readable.
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A. FE
Fire at Mareeba House Destroys Cottage
Fire destroyed a four room cottage at Mareeba on April 5. The unoccupied home owned by Mr F Wilmett was noticed by Constable Noonan and Sergeant Sear who raised the alarm. Firemen and bystanders prevented the blaze from spreading to adjoining property despite a strong wind.
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Mareeba
Conair
F. Wilmett
Noonan
Sear
Unclear Names Highlight Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a family including Goug and Mrs Goug with others referenced, lacking full context, dates, or locations to determine action. Unable to identify event or party details from the fragment.
Beautiful Betting at Calme Links Opening Day
Reports from Hurupu on a Saturday golf club gathering at Calme Links. Members and friends attended opening ceremonies, with a driving contest, exhibitions, and prize presentations led by Mayor, Mrs. Collin, and club officers. Winners included Richard Tennup, Mrs. Keeton, and Miss Sparks, with various cups and trophies awarded.
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Calmetol
Hurupu
Svacons Vicial
He Ladies
Ammittier
Mesdames Laerdan
Wilkigein
Dfulden
Sfittard
Taylor
Misses Sparks
Keen Contests In Norman Park Hockey Event
Saturday afternoon brought cool air and thrills for about 100 spectators at Norman Park. The Royals beat the Ivanhoes 1 to 0 in a tightly contested match. Both teams showed coaching needs, with Jones steering the game and Wattles and Aussies also featuring. The Greys edged the School by four goals in a later game, while the H. and overam squad produced a spirited if uneven performance.
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Norman Park
Kret
Royals
Ivanhoes
Jones
H. &. Overam
Fire Destroys Hotel As Corner Blaze Rages
A wood structure hotel at the corner of Ghiekls and ache caught fire early, the flames gutting the building and forcing occupants to flee as heat cracked nearby windows. Police and firefighters battled the blaze while several cars outside were hurriedly moved to safety.
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Lown
Ghiekls and
Ache
Oches
Dows
Te Ahar
Arrival of Tasmanian Experts in Cairne for Barron Project
A Cairne message reports Tasmanian specialists Messrs Corte r and Flockart, with J. Greer chief electrical engineer and Mr. Conroy from the State Arrigation Department, will sail to Cairne this morning and arrive Wednesday night to study harnessing the Barron and the Tally Falls. The Mayor A. M. L. Collins declined to discuss the Northern itinerary of the engineers.
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Cairme
Messrs. Corter
Flockart
Arishane
Cairne
J. Greer
Ane Me. Conroy
State Arrigation Department
Aml
Collins
State officials to visit Cairns WCTU meeting
The State President Mrs. Graham Wilson and State Treasurer Mr. WH Corrasco are expected to reach Cairns this evening. A public meeting at the Presbyterian Hall tomorrow at 8 PM will feature a mica and cocusbwmey programme, with strong interest in the event.
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Graham Wilson
WH Corrasco
Cairns
Railways boards to meet needs of Queensland clients
The Commissioner for Railways established boards in Brisbane and main centres including Cairns to coordinate with railways. The bodies will consider muter and common matters, and pursue additional business by ensuring the best possible service to current and prospective railway clients.
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Brisbane
Getters Hoarde
Queensland
Cairns
Muter
Ridereg
Coal Industry Parlous Fortune Amid High Costs
Sydney May 4 A coal magnate Mr John Heown warns the northern mining industry faces doom unless costs drop. He says trade is slack and most collieries work only seasonally while two have closed, reflecting unprecedented hardship in over MW years of mining.
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Sydney
John Heown
Economic Strain Pushes Miners Toward Pay and Price Cuts
Prohibitive price pressures loom as wages and oil costs are urged to fall. Miners face a potential loss of work if coal cannot be sold at affordable prices. Colliery owner Pememney hints at government tax changes while Victoria relies on brown coal to lessen dependence on imports, with wage reductions tied to restoring industry viability.
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Pememney
Victoria
Court hears forwarding case at Cairns Supreme Court
In Townsville May 4 the action of Samuel Allen & Sons against Val Chirne and others over forwarding work at Cairns was heard. Justice Van S... presided at the Supreme Court with Messrs Jones and Suthers for the plaintiffs and Mr A F Dean representing other parties. A ruling on costs and a possible payment plan was reserved as balance details and payment ability were discussed.
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Townsville
Samuel Allen & Sons
Val
Chirne
Tanbers
Spewan
Junes and
Suthers
Murry
Kairie
Dean
Ager
Wirewe
Luong
Atherton
Barron Lark of Atherton Faces Imperial Demand
A fragmented item references Barron and MU LARK Atherton amid calls about wealth, mineral deposits, and governance. It speaks of guiding a nation, economic power, and a prowling panel, with cryptic phrases about duties, leadership, and the fate of Barron and Barron Lark in a royal or imperial context.
Drains Backlog Causes City Cleanup Effort After Rain
After unsettled weather, a two inch rainfall was recorded as crews plan street and bay drain cleaning. The Tully representative reports showers and repairs continuing through the night with steady rain in the afternoon.
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Tvs Jurture
Tully
Carnival Opener Listed At Norman
The St. Monica's Sports Committee hosts a big cycle carnival in Norman at 2 pm on Wednesday. The programme will be divided into races with first class events and a large crowd expected to witness the cycling. The committee has arranged seating accommodation for spectators.
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St. Monica's Sports Committee
Norman Fark
Psn
Weday
Muoqg Handicap At Norman Carnival Features Harris Lone Night
At Norman carnival the Mugs Harris feature drew attention with final times from Sunday morning. The order of inversion lists Crane Cronin Dillon and others, naming Heat winners as Crane Dillon Cronin F and Houston with long intervals between runs.
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Norman Lark
Harris Intvrest
Apina
Tiew Cronin
Lefty Crane
Grotge
Houston
Crane
Cronin
PB. Dillon
Dillon
Sobter Maher
Joe Middle
MAGS HANDICAP PRICES REPORT AND RUMORS
The Leage reports betting prices for the Mags Handicap with names such as George the Clocker Cronin Crane Dillon Symons Lishu Keddan McGrath Brown Maher Young Craney and Joe Lisha amid scattered chatter. References to Ham Hardy and Sinker Dillon Redden P appear as analysts and entrants.
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George the
Houston
Cronin
Crane
Dillon
Symons
Eee Lishu
Keddan
McGrath
Brown
Ac Maher
Young
Jon Craney
Hardy
Kuranda
Joe
Lisha
Gordonvale
Sager
Sinker
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Cairng
Su Wan
ANL News
Commu
ABC Woodsplitter
Harry Wick
Che Cairne Post
Tully Cor
Tully Guger
Cairne Prat
Maxim
Tee Veep
Mir Ted Egain
Amd
Mrs. Goug
Family
Pers
Colling
Southcombe
Richard TN
Jon J. Sparks
Mrs. Keetun
Mr. Stillman
Mise Mayers
Misa Sparks
Warner
Lewis Ce
Herman
Wee
Cientleman
Gill Cp. Sen
Civmman
Waterlon
We McDonald
Jewellers
J. Gi
Gummow
M. Jordan
Ald
W. A. Collins
Frank Lennon
W. A. Collin
Mrs- Hames
W. O. Newitt
Mreweter
Pinenre Renownt
W. P. Stillman
KK. On. MacDonnell
J. Cimmmon
O'Meara
A. Archer
W. B. Reed
W. Otley
Trathen
Wi Im Stacey Birbehanebhobden
Lor J. Lennon
Abi
I. Ovara
Madeh Sehwitk
Gertrude Sparks
M. Willey
High School
V. Greys
Mic. Com
Sullivan
Crown Hotel
PRI
Shields
W.C.T. Union
Federal Taxation
Yungaburra
Howe
Carey
Barron Falls
Hettsi
Fin Corti
Terry Send
Tomble
Che
Ammetor Ieee
Barron
MU Lark
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