Port of Cairns High Tides and Ship Movements
The Cairns port notice lists tide times for May 26 27 and May 18, and details numerous ships in port or due Cairns including Aroon Galga Yokohane Wattila and Ormiston. It covers departures from Sydney Brisbane Melbourne and London routes, plus Inland Line movements and Royal Mail steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aibam
Sandakan
Airns
Raveera
Adelaide
Bor Ri Ville
Marella Icaven Sye
Java
Cairns
Harron Falls
Manila
Othe Wangaratta
Liverpool
Orungal
Sydney
Macumba
Melbourne
Brisbane Jones
Canadi Prospector
New York
London
Aid Star
Ameouver
Arcona
Momba Jef Svitney
Brisbane
Coin
Pune
USK
Fiona
Newcastle
Pum Westertay
Cairne
Seamaton
Jervison Bay
Birislane
Largs Bay
Lomson
Anieshane
Wert
Moreton Bawk
Ferndale
Eft
Uioehane
Fodedale
Adelaite
Keh Allens
Alan
Qetehey
Lowlon
Ame Bel
Colowiten
Letdou
Oraova
Orvieto Leit Colonia
Pire I
Ormonde Feiven Valen
Aerived Foonton
Anetralia
Markunada
Areved
Burns, Co
Wents
Island Steam
Williansland
Caiina
Marsina
Kishane
Cuinea
Montara
Brishane
New Guinea
Materam
Solomon Islands
Toute
Malabar
Townsville
Singapore
Rd Smith
Folwheel Me
Vie Star Peamers
England
South Africa
Capetown
Kane “Iiss
Brisbane Produce Market Report Shows Overstocked Mix
May 25 at JKISUANIL notes a heavy overstock of Lucerne chaff and sweet potatoes with limited buyers. Prices declined across lines with Wagga values steady or down, pumpkins and other produce also in ample supply. Wheat offers failed to attract buyers as stock levels remained high and prices fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westreet
Lucerne
Ivegrne Hay
Aize
Butter and cheese prices in the London market
Data from London markets shows butter and cheese prices largely unchanged with Danish butter steady and New Zealand dairy prices reaching new levels. Analysts expect the cheese market to remain firm as imports from New Zealand are observed, while currency and supply conditions affect overall pricing.
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London
New Zealand
Amd
Metal Market Notes From Sydney May Reports
The column lists copper, spelter, silver and other metals with prices per unit and market figures. It mentions 22K gold, and notes American centrodvity price around 14.55 cents.
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Sydney
Distinctly Bright Outlook For Coming Season In Industry
Innisfail May 25 The outlook for this season in the star industry in the Jolunstone district is distinctly bright with prospects for easier profitable crushing at mills. The Board of Trade conference noted the relief was general though some concerns faced shipping congestion and refinery dispatch delays. Authorities hope shipping facilities will cope with mill outputs and prompt dispatch to refineries this season.
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Innisfahl
Johnetease
Tan
Board of Trade and
Linisfoal
Jolustone
Adhe
Mourilyan Milla
Come Visce
Patian
Batseaaen Roth Imadecmate Shipping
Piwer
Taote Tee
Ilyan Mall
Morrilyan Mill
Australians Die From Heat Then Cold at Sea
Two Australians Mr Lonas and Mr Han collapsed from apoplexy amid extreme heat near the Indian Ocean and Red Sea aboard the RSS Osterley. In Plymouth they fortified themselves with rugs and overcoats as chill set in while en route to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lonas
Mr. Han
RSS
Osterley
Ocran
Red See
England
Mymouth
Religious Services and Programs Across Cairns Areas
The listing details scheduled church services at St John and All Saints Gordonvale Cairns Methodists and related venues. It lists communion Eucharist Evensong sermons by bishops and ministers, Sunday school times, hymn performances, and public worship hours including 11 am 7 pm 1 pm sessions and special preacher Rev. W Little and Rev. John C. Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Church
Pic Bay
St. John’ Ee Cairns
Ke Wean
Cairns
Funeral notices from Cairns and Brisbane families
The notice requests attendance at Alfred Henry Hof's funeral leaving Methodists Church Cairns at 2 pm en route to Lairis Cemetery Brisbane. Family members in Brisbane invite friends to join, plus a meeting of Manchester Oddfellows at 1.45 pm. Other obituaries express memory of Tom, a beloved brother, and James Varrick O’Shea, a father and grandfather, with messages from sisters and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Henry Hof
Abeba
Cairns
Latirey
Lairis Cemetery
Martin-street
Rey
Hof
Mera
Halithaca
Brisbane
Lake-Street
Cigens
Aloonda
IL M. Svendsen Ltd
Undertakers” and
Finbuimers
Corres On Dents E B Too Stale All Interest
Fragmentary note references E B and a term dust while mentioning stale status and interest in a correspondence. No clear event, place, or names beyond these fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calros
Empire trade cemented by system not sentiment
The Cairns Post cites Canadian and British statesmen arguing for a thorough Empire trade system to unite all ports. It notes commissions and boards expanding national trade, dismisses past blocks like vast ocean distances, and claims solid progress toward a self-contained Empire.
Empire Trade and Local Industry Call to Unite
A speech urges local support for Empire products and purchases from Empire makers. It argues faster travel and improved services will connect Britain and Dominions, expand markets for factory goods, reduce insularity, and foster closer trade within the Empire. The message ends with a call to unity: Let us get together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Dominionn
Harriers
Bich
Empire
Lmorketa
Correction: 1700 Dozen Bottled at Cairns Brewery
A misprint in yesterday's report overstated bottling figures for lager beer. The Cairns Brewery actually bottled 1,200 dozen, not 120 bottles as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
City Police Court Clears John Naughton in Drunkenness Case
John Naughton was the sole name called in the City Police Court yesterday. He faced drunkenness charges, was warned or cautioned, but not punished by Magistrate A HL O’Kelly PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Naughton
HL O'Kelly
Rev Halford to Preach at St Johns Church of England
The Rt Rev Bishop Halford arrived from the Talitelaws with Rev Dr Cithinwn and Mrs Hoops at the Rectory. He will preach at both morning and evening services in St John s Church of England tomorrow on Writ Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halford
Bishop Halford
Talitelaws
Cithinwn
Weather figures from Cairns Test Office report
Readings show maximum 81.6 and minimum 65.6 degrees with dry bulb 74.0 and wet bulb 70. The barometer moved from 29.90 in. to 29.8 in. A Brisbane forecast says showers and rain along Pacific slopes chiefly south of the Tropic with scattered thunder inland and moderate temperatures. Northeast winds along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Brisbane
Pacific
Paeliie
Noriberly
Cairns Benevolent Society Sees June Collection Planned
The Cairns Benevolent Society met at Oddfellows Hall with Mrs Allan presiding. Attendees included Messrs Parker and Donald, and Mrs Murray was absent. Five families received aid, one male adult sent to Brisbane for medical care. The annual collection is set for June and correspondence included a note from Mrs Morsley of Stanthorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows’ Hall
Allan
Meehames Parker
Donald
Son
Tainton
Mise Collins
W. A. Collins
Brisbane
Cairns Benevolent Society
Seamen's Union Officers Visit Sydney Club Dinner
Australian Seamen's Union officials from the Seamen's International Club in George Street attended a dinner at the club manager Mr. Mar’s residence. Members of the union discussed internal club activities and election actions amid ongoing governance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australian Seamen's UN
Seamen's International Club
George Street
Mar
Ite Ciem
Officials Recount Post Meet Invitation Acceptance Details
Post meet records show acting general secretary and state secretary acknowledge invitations. Vigilance officer and general returning officer confirm receipt amid opposition claims of an incident during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Sa
A Raker
Wisco
R. Oneil
Cameron
Commercials Carnival Aids Ambulance Charity Fund
A garbled 70s style notice highlights a charity event titled Commercials Carnival. It mentions colored Bee lots and ball attractions at an aquatic fair as part of fundraising for ambulance aid and community health outreach.
Grand Carnival Opens On Esplanade Displays At Night
A lively Esplanade scene unfolds as the Grand Carnival opens with electric lights along stalls near Kaplanadde between Strand Hotel and Aquatic Hall. Hundreds gather after 8 enjoying wares, ham specials, hazards games, and festive attractions run by the Ham and Bacon Foundry and other stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Hitel
Ham and Bacon Foundry
Ham and Macon
The Grand Ball A Magnificent Spectacle and Pageant
The Cumannarerellers Hal staged last night in Aquatic Hall a brilliant grand ball. It drew a well attended crowd and is expected to yield financial success. Palm greenery and tropical decor created a lush backdrop for the queen’s tableau and the dais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumannarerellers Hal
Queens Ball Highlights Regal Costumes and Dance
In a supper room setting the Queens lead the event with red velvet robes and pearl adorned crowns. Miss Elsie Mac Donnell and Miss M. Cameron presided as Citizens Queen with attendants and pages. Music by Mrs Wile amith’s orchestra and catering by Golden Vale Cafe completed the successful fundraiser.
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Inne the Am Wales
Ing
Here
H. Park
C.T.A
Elsie Mac+ Donnell
Missesse and Carmichael
Maida of Honor
Tetty
Joyce O'Connor
Jean McGrath
Noreen Froll
Queen
Misa M. Cameron
J. Hogan
E. Reid
Maida of Bone
Wrenk Hayles
John Carroll
Evwi May
Eisele
Woodward and Calder
Wileamith
Queens
Hover
Dymockene
S. Leslie l
Court of Injustice Commercials Humour Infliction
Court case notes a contest over humorous commercials and punishment terms. The filing references an infliction claim and seeks payment of the full amount specified in the ruling.
Training Ends as Commercial Travellers Team Suspends Practice
Norman Park reports an animated morning as the Commercial Travellers' team ends intensive training. Capt Brown entertains with old stories while Dad Pepper and others share yarns. Sid Lesleski is suspended from play for months and several players miss or miscue during the session.
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Norman Park
Bitch” Brown
Pepper
Parkie
Sweetie Mendelson
Sid [Esleski
Om Lithgay
Sori Coser Davis
Tom
Towneville
Bill Derwther
Kuranda the Wonderful’s Appeal and Its Charm
Robert H. Croll extols Kuranda near Cairns as a scenic weekend escape. He praises the Falls, Dean’s Look Out, and Butterfly Man, praising the jungle tracks and river views while urging travelers to spend time exploring the region beyond a quick Cairns visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuranda the Wonderful
Robert H. Croll
Derick
Kuroda
Mer
Robert Louie Stevenson
Dean
Cairns
Frome
Chrchid Lane
Bireet's Creek
Mere
Pre Nee
Hwat
Kuranda
Lars
Jock Hunter Swallows Whistle Amid Scrappy Takeover
The fragmentary report notes Jock Hunter swallowing a whistle while Arther Moran appears to lose his false teeth during a chaotic scrum as players collide and officials struggle to regain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Hunter
Arther Moran
Wachter
Politicalities at Longreach critique of land acts and Labour policy
The piece attacks Labour policy and land legislation from Longreach, arguing past concessions favored pastoral lessees but denied to selectors. It cites 1924 Repudiation Act details, cites Hansard figures, and claims Labour restricts worker access to land ballots, harming workers and perpetuating capital requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longreach
Lake Our Land
Mle
Lavela
Perpetua Lees
Theodore
Coll Weagues
Sanerama
Labour
Hansard
Morgan
McCormack
Laanls
Alea
Saltern Creek
Mitchell
Laboor
Lh McVilly
Charges and Wharfage Beat Local Beer Costs
A Cairns letter to the editor questions morning notices on wharfage and related charges. It notes 2/3 per ton for long distance transfers, 9d per cask for beer transfers, 2/6 per ton for empties, harbour dues, cartage and handling, with costs passed to consumers. The writer argues local breweries are unfairly bearing these charges.
Vagrant Sells Goods at Cairns War Memorial
A bystander notes a roan vendor seated on the posts of the Returned Soldiers monument and selling wares inside the memorial railing near the cenotaph. The writer criticizes the behavior as inappropriate for citizens and returned soldiers in Cairns dated May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doling Bikewine
War Office
London
Best Cairns United half back named by local writer
W Wilson of Cairns United F C replies to Soccer Enthusiast and T Line contesting best half back honor. He asserts Tom Corbett was the standout in Cairns United last season, surpassing all other district players. May 23 Cairns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns “Post
Cairns
Tom Corbett
Cairns United
W. Wilson
Cairns United F.C
Death of Mr Alfred Heary at 46 in Cairns
The death occurred early Friday night in Cairns of Alfred Heary aged 46. He was employed by Mr Hawn of Awain as manager of his butchering business. He was a brother of the Rev F Hart of Hiraca Hrishane formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Heary
Cairns
Hawn
Awain
F. Hart
Hiraca
Hrishane
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Aroon
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Yokoh
Chanogte
Townaville
Maaan
Trail
London Market
Cnmurch Services
Maudson
Nsw
Mayeah
Clara
Monica
Reuters News Service
Corres
The
Cairns Post
A. FE. Wilekinson
Queensland
Shire
Zaployece Menara
Svetuleen Ltd
Staff Tank of Australia
Central Cane Prices Board
Varios
Cairns Canegrowers’ Association
F, C, VP
Corlewie
A. Henry
Central Cane Drives Hoard
Seamen's Union Officers
Carnival
CTA
Mr. Cuiens
Koraodas
C.P.N
A. H. Hof
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