Shipping schedule rough and inconsistent townward routes
The document lists maritime departures and arrivals with many errors, detailing crews and ports from Towms-clo to Melbourne and Sydney. It notes freight and passenger movements, with ships like A.D SX steamers, Wainy Catras, and others, returning to Melbourne and Sydney via multiple ports on varied dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towms-clo
Amd
Moran
Mwing
Leetonia
Toen
Sille
Tasday
Meribouree
Melbourne
Sydney
Bere
Moeriisan
Felatikes
Kowmewiie
Ieee
Fate
China
Joyan
Womesa
Hrishame Ebery
Prdag
Leiven Younile
Kasern
EFA A. Lime
Aerms
Japan
Arumac
Lomeght
Ober
Mialluprtie
Vermistore
Torres Straits
London
Colonial Institute Banquet Reflects Empire Bond and Dominion Progress
At the Hotel, distinguished guests from Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Britain debated the Empire’s future. Toasts praised Overseas Dominions and self government within the Imperial framework, with emphasis on naval industry, economic growth, and unity across continents. Canada’s emerging role and population shifts were highlighted as pivotal to the twentieth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colonial Institute
Hotel Poiat
Jucadd ‘Deoman
Kew
Att Lapington
G. Ei. Musrai
Treasury
Pearce
Meters
Ratchnor
Bryden
Canela
George Heid
Robert Finlay
the Stanhope
Gr. Pursin
Clement Smith
Edger Lewis
Ibnail Talbot
Truke of
Conpenas
Queensland
West Australia
South
Victoria
McKenzie Mead
Commonwealth
New South Wales
New Zealand
Numier
Australia
Lord Kitchener
Canada
Thery
Wes
United States
Dives Frerdoan, Wherry Flew Poeaig
Loch
Appiamn
A. Fisher
Aid
J Tnmraila
Atari
Empire Day address praises imperial unity and Kitchener
In a crowded Empire Day event speakers urge improved migration and continued British influence in Australia and New Zealand. They stress courage, schooling, and the empire's common defense, with calls for periodic royal visits and praise for Lord Kitchener’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Denman
Britain
Joseph Ward
New Zealand
Seco
Old England
New
Yenlan
Zeala
Lord Kitchener
Lord Kitcheer
I. Suppart
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Swamship
Cairns
Wukns
Phil
Ov. Limited
Adelainde Company, Limited
Wellescey
Thorsday
Boren
Mackay
Sundey
Setndey
Syte_siniay
Howard Smith Co, Limited
Cults
Lowswills Saver
Sumimy
Kappel
Brisbane
Townsville
Towne Ville
Setakay Monte
Jeter
Pearsley and
Stes Odl Dine Leeves
Etate Casa Cael Wench
Ile
Hamberg
Aed Hanstecda Elie, Oy
Collins’ Pharmmacy
Sational Sask Limtey
Sea
Tapi
Amrve Ln Gert
McCracken
Iss
Robert Craig
Craig
Haines
School of Arts Premings
God Giso
Harvey G. Draper
F.W.A
Baxter-Tyrie
Tim
Coupe
Oftennese
Byrne
Mcleod Street
Queen's Hotel
Anderson
John PF. Holkway
Ing and
Herberton
J. T. Bulcock
Bulcock Bros
Spee Street
Deedies Cof
Eppliaecestres Local
Miss Aplin
Lake Stri
Fearnley & Co., Ltd
Jack & Newell
General Merchants
Korwaning & Commis
J. Draper
Purnitue Mart
Tve
Hansen & Sons
Lake Street
the Ralions Muteet Ltd Limited
Kamel
Seopebe
R. T
cManus
Fred TaylOr
Primus Elpert
Abbott
P.O
D. Headrice
Cairns and District
R Horssby & Sons Ltd
Merchant and
Carpenters
McLezod
Cains
Wawr Oni Ges
Eaci
R. Alston
Cryst. Basen
Guardian Assurance CO
Steve Loyd
Abbott Street
Orns
Galecia
Tretitats Bangual
Sema Ketable Spendoes
Uy Cable
THE
Apould
ALL Wight
Eczema
Philphia
Skeen
Abbott St
Macksay
MacKay & CO. Ltd
Cairms
Grisbq
Federal Hotel
Joe Emanuel
Kilpatrick & Co
McCracken's
Carlton
Mene Wens
Crete
Mer
Cery
Chilkren
Woods
Onant Sale
Lad
Ray Ae
Delichis
Creavet Artis
Ibere
Accia
el Pree
Aka
Etek cd
Tema
Syearrry
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