Shipping list of November 2 aboard Arawalla and associated vessels
A long shipping roster dated November 2 lists Capt Grahl aboard the Arawalla bound south and names numerous crew, passengers, staff, and agents including Mesdemest Doff Fisher J McLean A Norsfall Rathgen Taylor Storwood Dodd Robson Mrs Martin Anderson Bennett and others plus firms like Barns Philp Co Ltd acting as agents.
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Arawalla
Capt Grahl
South
Mesdemest Doff
Fisher
J. Mclean
A. Norsfall
Infam
Rathgen
A. Taylor
Storwood
Dodd and Child
Leste
J. A. Steele
Robson
Martin
Child
Anderson
Bennett
Misses Dodd
D. Ball
Morgan
Nerse Bowen
Russ G
H. A. Thomas
Sterling
J. J. Wilson
W Charge
E. Ball
J. Gist
Malcolm
D. A. Detton
Innes
Mehaffey
A. Munro
L. Potter
JE Ballard
C. Adams
Kyle
Jane
Bachtel
Hawkins
H. Skinner
Pullar
A. Horsfall
Goo Sue
Alpin
E. J. Flint
W. W. W. Watson
T. Carroll
Rew
Taylor
J. Dalgiess
F. Duke
D. Macpherson
Conway
J'ennefarther
Miller
G. H. B Carr
A. C. Waight
McHugh
Bottger
Movements of Vessels and Sailings Schedule
Bates Philp and Co Led Koranda arrives every Tuesday morning from Townsville and departs for Cooktown. Returns Wednesday night to Townsville. Wodonga sails south Saturday November 1. Taringa departs south Wednesday November 13. Cooma due 6 am November 8, leaves November 9 for Melbourne. Lass of Gowrie sails Thursdays 10 am to Mourilyan Harbor Cardwell Lucinda Townsville. Innisfail cargo only sails Thursdays 6 pm to Innisfail Mourilyan Dunk Island Cardwell Lucinda Townsville.
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Koranda
Townsville
Cooktown
Wodonga
South
Cooma
Melbourne
Lass of
Passage on Turkey under strain and looming penalties
The item reports high water and notes Turkey has been illtreating prisoners. It predicts a forthcoming penalty and hints at a celebratory event with Dewai’s. The tone is assertive and wartime.
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Turkey
Dewai
Australian Prime Minister warns against waiting for peace
The Australian Prime Minister argues for readiness and forceful preparation for postwar competition. He cites Germany's “peaceful penetration” and stresses safeguarding national safety, economic welfare, and imperial reciprocity amid concerns about dumping and German influence in trade.
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Germany
Amd
Hughes
Adam Smith
Vereat
Britain
Great Britain
Bonar Law
Lord Rosebery
Dominions
Canada
England
Cape Colony
Natal
New Aland
Hingh
British Tariff Commission
Australia
Lively Youngsters Footwear At Dan's Babinda
Children need proper fitting shoes to support growing feet. Dan's opposite State Hotel Babinda offers varied shapes and sizes of durable boots to prevent foot burning. Ads tout whisky and remedies amid wartime news and local notices.
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Dan's
State Hotel
Babinda
Cairns notices and upcoming meetings and sales
The Caledonian Association holds its usual monthly meeting at 8 tonight. The Cairns Pictures Limited seeks a manager secretary. A Se Reet meeting at the She aeppe Cairns Town Council. A Cairns Town Council special meeting at the Council Chambers Tuesday night. New Summer Skirts and blouses at Miss E. J. Starris Victoria House Cairns. Signwriting and painting by Alf Franks. Herberton Methodist Church foundation ceremony at 4 p.m. tomorrow. A ringworm remedy sold at Green’s chemists Abbott Street Cairns. Hambledon suppliers meet at Barry’s Hall Gordonvale Saturday 23rd mst. J. G. Hoare auctions Miss Prenhey furniture at Sachs Street tomorrow 2:30 pm. Remains of Angus Rul pay brought from Sydney for funeral arrangements. Optical service emphasizes precise workmanship by H. F. Stacey Optician Abbott Street Cairns.
Tragic Eye-Gouging Incident in Waikato District
In Naike Waikato a farmer Albert Morrine gouged out the eyes of his year-old daughter then fled. The mother alerted neighbors who aided. Morrine attempted to reenter the house but was stopped and secured by a neighbor. The child died in hospital and the mother is critically ill.
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Naike
Waikato
N.Z
Albert Morrine
Morrine
John Twil
Andy J
Shirts and collars from Melbourne factory channels
The Melbourne factory of Welch Margetson and Co concentrates on shirts collars and pyjamas for men. Mayers Ltd distributes these reliable items to the Australian public. New tunic shirts with soft original Sol a material priced at 8/11, bulk at 42/ for half a dozen.
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Melbourne
Fem, Welch, Margetson and Co
Mayers Ltd
Inro
Austrao
Mayers
One Big Union Debate Angers Victorian Union Organ
The Victorian Municipal Employees' Union newspaper criticizes the One Big Union scheme as impractical and unlikely to replace trade unionism or force socialism by law. Prominent Queensland pastoralist Herbert Hunter, 85, dies at Brisbane home after a life as a stock owner and sportsman with ties to Dulacca and Victoria Downs. survived by daughters Mrs Garrick and Mrs Munro and three sons.
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Victorian Municipal Employees’ Union
Australia
L.W.W
Unnion
Mowbray Terrace
Brisbane
Herbert Hunter
Hunter
Dumfries
Scotland
Dulacca
W. Miles
Victoria Downs
Charleville
The
Royal Inland
Telegraph” Newspaper Co
O.T.C
J. C. Garrick
Munro
Victor Comphetl
Messia WH. Hunter
T. B. Hunter
RG Hunter
Cairns Gas Strike Darkens Town and Stoppage Riddles Community
Gas supply in Cairns failed at 9 45 pm Saturday as stokers stopped work over pay demands. The walkout disrupted hospital operations lighting homes and hotels and forced emergency cooking measures. Residents faced candles and lanterns while debates over the strike echoed through town.
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Cairns
Umal
Sie
Mer
W. W.knend
Omidamit
Tey
Youirk
Ffrom
Larusi
Cairns General Hospital
Lante
Ryan
Townesville
Townsville
Babinda Notes Reflect On Mining Boom And Land Struggles
In the Post and Herald babble about Babinda’s empty land show a boom era miners’ influence waning as investors pull out. The piece questions landholders’ rights and criticizes political meddling as local fortunes falter and emptiness spreads.
Sale of Australian Butter and Cheese to Government
The Minister announced on October 2 that the sale of surplus butter and cheese at 75 cents per cwt for butter and 12 months after the war would be via the dairy produce pool. The bid was passed to the pool committee and accepted. The government says producers gain a profitable price for their surplus while noting postwar concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoperal
Mack
Grecor
Eller
Trone
Highes
Reid & Pomnd
Greene
Dairy Produce Pool
Hughes
Heels
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Commonwealth
New Zona
MagDowsaf
B.A
Notary Fannes Ak OM
Mee
Keneell
Tr Insurance Office OF Australia Ltd
Nevitt & Boden
FG. A. Cooke
Lc.a
Robertson
Hemingway & Robertson
Nevitt & Roden
T. Sempriere & Co
Cairne
Fearnley & CO
Mrs. Hughes
Miss Smith
Melbourne House
Absott-St
Palm Beach
Poplin
E J. Harris
Victoria House
Lake St. Cairns
P.O. Boxse
A Murray & Marsland
Spence Street
Abijah Murray
H. H. Marsland
Williams
Eachamotel
Hyungaburra
Keranda
Eacham
Barrine
Fotel
Adelaide Company, Limited
Taringa
Phewe
Graham & Matheson Ltd
Craig
R.craig Ty
the Post
Lompact Villa
Sheridan Street
Norman Park
McLeod Street
Taylor Street
Proper
C. Woodward
Nyal
W. H. Green
Jud
the Chemists
House
Co Neary’s
I . Sin
Ind
Holland
Sions Ann
Greenville
Austro-Henry
Palgety & Company Ltd
Capital
Metal Excha
London
Sydney
Serenc
Areeba
Caledonian Association
Cairns Pictures Imited
Cairns Town
E. J. Starris
Cairnns
Alf. Franks
Herberton
Green’ Chemists
Abbott-street
Hambledon Farmers
Hambledon
Barry's Hall
Gordenvale
J. G. Hoare
Angus Rulpay
Experi Cauliod Et Nighamn Taptorn Scientific
H. F. Stacey
Optician
Abbott Street
Cairman
Ald
A. J. Draper
Hawk
Gap Co
Keon
Guttier
Barnes
Ol Sol
Evideans
Cwme
Eaciron
Balinda Randh
Meattie's Hall
Tere Sreeeeene Aedienel Babinda Notes
Post
Herald