Moon Phases and Global Ship Movements Chronicle
A dense shipment of notes covers moon phases, arrivals and departures, ship movements, and maritime schedules. It lists vessels, routes, dates, and ports including Sydney, Bris bane, Singapore, San Francisco, Adelaide, and London, with agents and company names interwoven throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
Meval Pacer Navigation Company
Ina
Singapore
Zeeland
Sydney Bay
Brisbane
San Francisco
Sonera
Tal Rene Fo Adve Mtrors
Samuel Allen
Fay Vie
Cairns
Heroewarty
Coster
Orvieto Fei
Janet
Mest
Barts Phelp
Ompany
Camrws
Amerts
Royal Mal
Bere
Wrehane
Ant Syaby
Chiral
Iaece
Talay
Sydney Mey
Moldavia
Lexyco
Drisdare
Frme
Sytner
Jee
Malders
Savoy Arte
Sydney
Theward Smith Ltd
Aberdeeniad
Recluse
Moreton
Lemaem
South Africa
Uprses
Morinda Prom Papua Ep Marnaa Notice
The readable fragments describe a local prom or festival event with unclear names and dates. Key terms include Morinda and Papua references, suggesting a community celebration or notice about a social gathering with possible speakers or honorees.
Alleged Libel Case Recaps In Local Court
Court records show £7000 claim and alleged libel involving a respondent named Tyeth. The proceedings reference a journalist or personage identified as Aristan and mention a serres lareshane theatre context and a prior comic page. The fragmentary text notes a witness statement about wit and central allegations, with a June trial date pending and references to the paper’s coverage.
Metal Market Report Reads Unclear Prompt
Fragmentary OCR text lists numbers and symbols with unclear meaning. It mentions prices such as £18105 and £1013 and dates like 27/1, but lacks coherent event or entities to confirm a full news item. Summary focuses on stray market figures and unclear lead segment.
Fragmented OCR renders misread Brisbane notice
The text appears as garbled OCR from a Brisbane page segment with scattered phrases about local authorities, notices, and dates. It includes broken names and places, making precise facts unclear while suggesting a public notice context and possible legal or civic items.
Claim for £2700 in Harding v Mellick
Fragmented court record mentions a claim for 2700 pounds in the Harding v Mellick case. The readable text references a court, marine and regional terms, and a balance due as of a specified date, with delivery and payment details obscured.
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Harding
Mellick
Lore Maygrs Fund Aims to Improve Parks Relief Scheme
A fragmentary notice outlines the Lore Maygrs Fund initiative to enhance urban parks under a relief scheme. The garbled text references funding conditions and government involvement, with an expected early announcement and allocations to support park projects.
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Lore Maygrs
Cycling riders face new challenges at Stent meet
A disrupted track season sees cyclists constrained by venue changes and weather. The committee delays events and plans a two race day along the Queen's Hotel to Redlynch route, aiming to protect riders' safety and maintain competition.
Financial Secretary warns against strikes as a cure for Commonwealth woes
The Financial Secretary to the Treasury testified before the Public Accounts Committee in Canberra, urging that production and wise governance, not strikes or tax hikes, are needed to ease the Commonwealth's deficit. He cited a roughly five million pound deficit at the year’s start and anticipated declines in wool and wheat incomes, stressing that responsible action by all is essential to restore employment and stable conditions.
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The
Treasury
Public Accounts Committee
Canberra
Commonwealth
States
Australia
Weather forecast for North Coast and Peninsula regions
Official forecast from Brisham predicts cloudy conditions across the North Coast and Peninsula. Winds shift southeast inland, with squally conditions along coasts and at night. Cold air advection expected in central and southern zones with higher inland variation and gusty onshore flow along the South Coast.
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Wantiver
Brisham
Peninsaleiv
Sion
Opie
Lonmarrow
By election tally miscrediting postal votes prompts review
The report notes an error in the final count failing to credit absent and postal votes created on May 10. It highlights names such as O Keefe and Vesey in a formal by election context and calls for a corrected analysis of the totals.
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Waives
Cartes Vesey
O'Keefe
John
The
Hives
Charles Vesey
Sub
Pinal Scrutiny Shows Shifts in Postal Vote Totals
Review of informal and right votes reveals adjustments after scrutiny on Toesday. Keefe and O’Keefe totals are reported with 753 reallotted votes and a 1854 majority for O’Keefe, amid postal vote totals of 2753 and related figures.
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O'Keefe
Government claims victory in fight for Hsuchow
Report from Shanghat May 13 says the Naviing Government secured several key victories. Government troops reportedly broke the rebels line north of Aniwe and pushed toward Honan province as clash near Headow continues along the Lungha railway. Generals Feng Yu Hsiang and Ant Yen Msi Shan mobilize forces to avert a rebel advance.
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Shanghat
Aniwe
Honan
Canvuru
Anbwer A
Aval
Headow
Feng Yu Hsiang Ant Yen Msi Shan
Lungha
Honcho
Chiang
Kai Shek
Meeting and court items in Cairns and Innisfail notices
A public meeting in Cairns was set for May 2 at 8 pm led by Alderman Collins to discuss a transport and taxi fleet initiative. In Magistrate Court, James Johnson and others faced claims for goods sold and delivered with costs awarded. Local accidents report injuries from bike sprocket, ladder fall, scalding, and a horse kick with hospital transport.
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Ciena
Masur
W. A. Collins
Downes
Lenin
Cairns
AS Hy O'Kelly
Vritowinge Clair —Shell Company
Anatralm
James Johnson
Dla Milla
ETNA
Iconte
Hotta
Phils Lo Cairns
James Johnsods
Vacuum Oil Coy
Sem Manganna
Amistadeed
Watson
Tinesman
Robert Stack
Maria Ponta
Mearrigan
Dell-Call
Momeilyan
C. Calemias
Mourilyan Mill
Severe storm hits Souther Victoria with high winds
A severe storm in Souther Victoria caused extensive damage to waterfront areas and city streets. Winds peaked at 04 ga miles per hour, uprooting trees, shattering shop windows, flooding banks and gardens, and delaying shipping and coastal liners. Repair work begins as figures show broad property damage and economic strain.
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Victoria
Howe
SL. Kilda
All Arts of
Cairns Post Correspondence on Council Inspectors
A Cairns reader from Mirriwinnite requests a council inspection and party write identity details. The letter complains about how plans are presented and asks for accountability from the Shire Council and authorities.
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Cairns
Sil
Cairns Post
Mirriwinnite
Wireless telephony Australia to Europe
Melbourne reports progress on wireless telephony linking Australia to Europe. After trials, calls to France and Switzerland may be possible with extended facilities. Charges are outlined with minimums and per minute rates, and the system will expand to additional European countries as tests finish.
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Australia
Europe
Melbourne
France
Switzerland
Presbyterians Debate Anzac Day Matter at Assembly
The Presbyterian Assembly near Brisbane was stirred as Rev James Cash faced questions after resigning from all offices and lectureships connected with the assembly. Delegates debated the significance of Anzac Day and church leadership decisions during the afternoon session.
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Presbyterian Assembly
Wrisbank
James Cash
Moderators appointed for shared governance aboard the committee
Rev Norman Mille proposed a single moderator to represent his share on the committee where hutches are represented, a recommendation that passed. Ree Coan as royal and military chaplain contended that a veteran should retain the seat, arguing that the man had served the year prior and deserved nomination for further offices and positions.
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Norman Mille
Ree Coan
Koyal
Miliery
Cairns Ambulance Carnival Bookmakers Meeting Planned
The secretary urges bookmakers to attend Cairns Ambulance Carnival events at Norman Park on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. The carnival promises top class entrants including world champions Miles and the Manner brothers, with 120 Sheffield and Sprint, 1239 yants Hurdle, and 23 and Mi handicaps. The programme features eyeing events, new axemen leadership, and various military and school events, attracting a strong crowd.
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Cains Ambulance
Miles Sed
Tin Manner
Hunde
Parker
Geimge ”Buneer
Wuncana Inquiry Opens on Mine Purchases and Minister Examined
Brisbane May 13 In the Mumgaiva inquiry A J Jones former Minister for Mines resumes evidence and details a December 1920 letter regarding the Wuncana mine purchase and related assay reports. He discusses letters, reports by experts Smith Hwibe and Ganddard, and the role of Dr Jensen and Mr Goddard in advancing funds and lease matters amid a controversial syndicate.
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Brisbane
A. J Jones
Theodore
Wong
Att Smith
Hwibe
Ganddard
McGill
Porte
Isrity
Whitney
Wccountan
Greg
Todidard
Pera
Kerd
Wits
Chase
Goddard
Ka Vaackod
Metiill
Lalas
York
Baer
Tehaner
Jon Saint-Smittlys
Tensen
Jensen
Settlement offered in coal dispute prompts repatriation bid
Sydney reports a costly coal dispute settlement proposal with a repatriation offer. The Miners Federation pressed for terms, while employers warned of financial strain and calls for unity among unions to support a compromise.
Japan Faces Severe Economic Woes and Unrest
Reported in Tokio the nation endures a deepening downturn with thousands of factory closures and rising unemployment. Police struggle to manage mass rallies as factories halt operations and workers endure mounting hardship.
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Tokio
Aleve Funts
Nave
Inquiry into fluorspar mine management and finances
A historical report discusses Goddard and Freedare linked to the fluorspar mines at Cowpens formed in November wealth and advances paid to workers. It questions profits, management competence, and the appointment of Goddard as manager to oversee smelters and operations at the Western Australia copper works.
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Mretes
Gude Hert and
Freedare
Fluorspar
Voccember
Wild Thenadunes
Lie Tal Gay
Flusrevar
Pte Blterspan Maing
Sete Smehiers
Nirwitavs
Ainioter
Mo Abyechin Tek Company
Godiard
Jnre
Gli Contlerd
Wwe
Alesse
Whey
McGill
Mungate Mines Ltd
Iriewertt
Wwenr
Tullery Hewl
Metailingital
Goodard
Galdara
Guy
Goddard
Tomerad
Official asserts Reid lease application faltered under forfeiture
Henry Marshall former Under Secretary for Mines testifies Reid's Mungana leases application arose from a forfeiture by the old company six months earlier. He says rent had not been paid and the minister could not waive forfeiture. The Commission adjourned a meeting Friday.
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Henry Marshall
Reid
Mungana
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