Shipping Movements Of Vessels Detailed By Company
Boms, Philp & Co Limited lists Koranda arrivals every Tuesday from Towesville and departures at midnight for Port Youglas and Cook town, returning Thursday and leaving 11 oclock for Townsville. AUSN steamers depart Cairns on Saturday, reach Townsville Sunday, Rowen and Mackay on Tuesday, Beebane on Thursday. Vessels continue to Sydney Monday and Melbourne Thursday on southbound runs, return to Welhomre Saturday, Sydney Thursday, Kithane Saturday, arriving there Thursday. Wyantra sails from the south of Tiveveedar.
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Koranda
Towesville
Port Youglas
Cookmwon
Townsville
Cairne
Mackay
Trreday
Beebane
Sydney
Melbourne
Thoreday
Welhomre
Kithane
Ateving
Wyantra
Tiveveedar
Steauves
Towteville
Saturdat
Arrice
Pert Alma
Ant Brianne
Lesve Ershare
Arrivitty
Fidar
Brisbane
Mornigan
Seavee
Port Dowrlas
Cooktown
Towinssile Lass
Adelaide Company Steamers Schedule Spans Townsville Brisbane and Sydney
Steamers depart Wednesday for Townsville Thursday for Brisbane and reach Brisbane on Sunday. Paringa sails south on Wednesday and arrives here Sunday. Brushed spellings indicate routes to Sydney, Parramatta, and other ports with mixed weekday mentions.
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Townsville
Brshane
Sidney
Brisbane
Paringa
Unclear Freight Schedule From Fearnley & Co to Brisbane
Fearnley and Company lines report a voyage from Hone Korg via ports to Brisbane with a November arrival. The text notes a second leg toward a destination at sig ports on a later November date, but the details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Brisbane
Australian Steamehips Schedule Snarled in OCR Errors
The text shows a garbled ship timetable for Australian Steamehips Limited with misread town names and days. It lists departures and arrivals between Mackay Townsville Brisbane Port Douglas Cooktown and Gowele with uncertain weekdays and times, reflecting OCR corruption rather than a clear schedule.
Wholesale farmstuffs and prices listed in rough telegraph
A jumble of wholesale quotations for Lucerne chaff and hay, oaten hay, flour, bran, onions, cheese, compressed fodder, butter, pumpkins, coke, oats, wheat and related fees. Several words are garbled or unclear, but items include per ton or per bushel pricing and unit names.
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Victoria
Wholesale Fruit Market Quotations Stated
Wholesale fruit market prices listed with items such as cooking apples mandarins passion fruit pawpaws oranges and oranges at varying rates. The text presents wholesale quotations and discount terms though some words are garbled.
Moon Phases and Perigee Schedule for November
The text lists moon phase timings in November including Full Moon on the 15th at 6:00 am, Last Quarter on the 18th at 1:00 pm, and New Moon on the 1st at 9:00 pm. It also notes perigee on the 28th at 3:42 and related eclipse-like references with several garbled phrases.
Mining Quotations Reported by Mr A H Clarke
Sharebroker A H Clarke records faltering quotations for various mining stocks and resources. Entries include firms like Corolla Hampden Sir Mungo Vulcan and Mareeba Gold Mines along with coal and other metals. notes on prices, bids, and market activity appear in a single listing with multiple entities and figures.
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Mareeba Gold Mines
N.L
Tyrconnell
New
Minnie Moxham
Oaks
Pat
Oaks Reserve
Thompson's Oaks
Con
Bowen Riven Coal
Bowen Coal and Coke Ca. Ltd
Ea Cairns Pictures
TOWERS SHARE MARKET CH PORTFOLIO SUMMARY
Trading notes from Towers market show Bonnie Dunder and Bonnie North among listed stocks with prices and credits such as Brilliant Deeps 1 shilling paid 2 3d and Brilliant Block 5 6d paid. Other entries include East Mexican 6t paid 1/6 Kufumadan 1/5 with various stipends, New Brilliant Freehold 1/9 and Papuan 1/1 with multiple fractions amid a slate of brokered shares.
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Towers
Brilliant Deeps
Industrial Court Criticized As Ineffective And Harsh
The editorial rails at the Industrial Court describing it as motionless and harmful to workers. It argues the court fails to protect and heal, only punishes employers when errors occur, and burdens good customers with costs. The piece calls for reform or abolition of the costly encumbrance.
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Court of Justice
The Caucus Crisis and Calls for Constitutional Reform
The piece discusses the caucus system's failure to resolve federal political turmoil and suggests ministers act independently from caucus control. It urges a return to plain constitutional procedures and accountability to electors, arguing ministers should answer to voters rather than party caucuses.
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Hughes
Indus trial Court criticized over sugar troubles delay
The Post condemns four weeks of inaction by the Industrial Court amid ongoing sugar troubles. It notes lavish machinery exists to resolve conflicts and a sack-out risk, yet no overt court action has occurred, highlighting frustration with the handling of the dispute.
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Mulgrave
Australia
Cairns Monument and Dr Koch Fever Mixture Trade
Cairns at Abbott and Pomies Streets honors Dr Koch a famed physician and inventor of Koch's Fever Mixture retailed by Robert Chersist Abbott Street Cairns. The sale details mention bottles priced at 4 shillings and 9 pence with postage.
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Robert Craig
Abbott Street
Cairns
Koch
Abbott and
Pomies Streets
Robert
Chersist
y_ather
Queens
Iia
Tani
Norfolk Inland Vote and Cairns Council Meetings Noted
Norfolk Island vote returns a yes majority of 152. Cairns Town Council committees plan meetings tomorrow evening. A sale of contents from Andrews' curio shop in Lake Street is set for 2.30 p.m. next Thursday. Royal Insurance Company agent advertises services.
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Norfolk Inland
Norfolk Island
Cairns
A. J. Draper Ltd
Andrews
Lake Street
Attendance Drives Change in Farm Labor Rules
A note reports attendance effects on crop work and indicates those unable to perform field labor will be assigned substitutes. The brief suggests staffing adjustments for ongoing agricultural duties and implications for workers' roles.
Cairns Post installs modern rubber stamp plant
The Cairns Post announces a new rubber stamp plant with expert services for fast production. Customers can get stamps at top quality, quickest turnaround, and southern prices. Pads daters and related accessories are stocked.
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Cairns
Foreigners Registering at Cairns Police Station
Up to date registrations of foreigners at the Cairns Police Station show many more to register. A reminder explains that the majority of registrants are Japanese and Chinese and that those living in the area must register under the proclamation.
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Cairns
Ret
Weather brings heavy rain and a cooling thunderstorm
In the 48 hours to 9 am Monday 79 points of rain were recorded. Monday's heat peaked with a thunderstorm in the afternoon, briefly cooling the air. Night remained oppressive with further rain likely, as weather patterns persisted in the region around Cairns.
Sleep Is Chief Nourisher of Life’s Feast Note
Fragmentary OCR line references a quotation about sleep as the chief nourisher of life’s feast with uncertain surrounding context. No identifiable person, place, or event is readable to anchor the item.
Medical Board to Visit Towns for Unfit Soldiers Review
The Assistant Military Registrar Captain Draper reports that the Medical Referee Board will visit Cooktown and other towns to finalize cases of men enrolled under the proclamation who were deemed unfit doubtful or temporarily unfit. The visit follows directions from authorities under wartime provisions.
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Medical Board
Captain Draper
Medical Referee Board
Cooktown
Rath
Isih
Cairns Notices Include Meetings and Retail Ads
To Correspondents. Cairns Red Cross Society and St George group announce meetings at the Crown Hotel and Council Chambers. Christmas jewellery from Mackay and Co. opens at Abbott Street. Babinda Boots and Shoes store promotes new stock. Mo District Court adjourned sine die for lack of listed cases. juror attendance notice issued.
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Society of St George
Crown Hotel
Red Crom Society
Cairns Red Cross Society
Council
D. Mackay
Mackay and Co., Limited
Abbott Street
Cairns
Babinda Ti
Kirk's
Babinda
Queensland Insurance Company
Underground Cables Disrupt Abbott Street Footpath Work
Post and Telegraph Department workers tore up the Abbott street footpath Monday to lay underground cables. The note laments the asphalted path’s damage and praises H. Green, Ltd Chemist for seven branches and reliable service, urging prescriptions be placed with W. H. Green, Ltd for assured satisfaction.
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Post and Telegraph Department
Abbott Street
Sermeniend
H. Green, Ltd
T. P. Kelly
W. H. Green, Ltd
Unionist secretary confronts constable over arrest
A Brisbane Court heard a constable swear to arrest a defendant who claimed he acted as secretary of the Builders' Federated Union. The defendant asked for assistance as a union man. The witness stated ignorance of police duty regarding the matter.
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Brisbane
Builders’ Federated Union
Labour Me FC PB Carlewis Report From Edmonton
Labour news notes a government act toward farmers and aboriginal labourers signed on and paid rates. A conference occurred between sugar workers representatives and Mulgrave Central Mill directors. Agreement will go to Brisbane for endorsement, with local executive already accepting it.
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Labour Me. FC
Carlewis
Edmonton
Une Sugar
Mulgrave Central Mill
Brisbane
The Early Days by Coyyon
In Saturday's issue the writer notes memories of Cairns early days when workers sought honest toil and ambition. He reflects on fearless harving ship and general worker discussions, contrasting past freedoms with present concerns and journeys undertaken by men.
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Coyyon
Acme
Cairns
Women and shells show skill surpassing men at London meeting
A London audience heard that a woman who loaded shells outperformed five men and that a niece from Ireland, in Woolwich, lifted 192 shells while men did 45. A Melbourne court charged Roy Davies for divulging a cable’s contents to Miss Pentre as a soldier friend was reported wounded at the front.
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London
Ireland
Woolwich
Roy Davies
Melbourne
Miss Pentre
Health Act Prosecution in Cairns Court
In Cairns Sammons Court on Monday morning the defendants Sydney Phillips Biessas and Mr T A Ferry were fined 10s and £149 6d costs for selling adulterated milk. Inspector Wright testified he had taken samples of the milk immediately after the alleged sale.
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Cairnns Sammons Court
T. A. Ferry
P.M
Sidney Phillips
Biessas
Wright
Coal Shortage Triggers Tender Call for Firewood by Railways
Brisbane reports a coal shortage prompting the Railway Commissioner to call for tenders for firewood to fuel trains across all lines. Minister Coyne confirms sanction and notes wood reserves at Wolston may be used. Evans travels to Sydney for departmental business as pressure to secure fuel grows.
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Brisbane
Evans
Mr. Coyme
Imticolliery
Coyne
Wolston
Department of Agriculture
Sydney
Tade
Imsame
Gomma
Gloomy outlook as Brisbane faces shipping paralysis
Brisbane faces severe trade disruption as shipping halts and crews are paid off amid a widening strike. Timana sailings cancelled due to coal shortages. Aramac timber run cancelled. Bingera and Arawarta delayed. mail service to North Queensland at risk. Melbourne industries shut as coal stocks dwindle and officials consider action.
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Brisbane
Timana
Melbourne
Sydney
Rockhampton
Queensland
Bingera
Dee
Townsville
Rega
Odonga
Cairns
Arawarta
Wien
Ian Chamber of Manufacturers
Caeciggers
Induatney
Beiling Mills
Coal Strike Disrupts Rail Service and Industry
Brisbane reports a coal shortage triggers government action and rail curtailments. Firms including a horsehoe maker receive Navy permits to secure coal while Premier stresses use of stock for national needs. Trains reduce service between Brisbane and Rockhampton. longer rural services planned to ease crowding.
Opening Address and Election Tension in Australia Debate
A formal opening remarks speech amid national agitation cites dangers in a disputed election. The speaker recounts European fears and warns voters of potential calamities, illustrating the political climate with a historical anecdote about European monarchs and propaganda. The event reflects wartime or prewar tensions and notes involvement from Japanese officials and local leadership.
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Aries
Det?wich Hill
Sydney
Shimizu
Australia
Russia
Reac Ee Ency & Oe
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Melbourne Metal Exchange
Charters Towers
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Herberton
Ravenswood
Sulphide Corporation Limited
Cockle Creek
Nsw
A. (. Wright
Wharf Street
Carrs
P.O
Herbertom
Thomas Newton
Boms, Philp & Co. Limited
Adelaide Company, Limited
Fearnley & Co
Australian Steamehips, Limited
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Owen Whittick
Q. N. Bank
Craig's
Arthur &. Lilley
Howard Smith Building
E. J. Harris
Victoria House
Green's
Sien ST
Ayr
Ingham
Lnnisfail
A. H. Clarke
Abbott Stent
Corolla
Hampden
Mr. Cuthbert
Sir Mungo
Peer
Vulcan
Lote Hill
Gilmore
Iguana Consols
Kakmaton
Towers Share Market
Clarks
Kufumadan
New Brilliant Freehold
Queen Cross
Nirens
St Mungo
Valean
Romen
the Post
Strand Hotel
Royal Insurance Company
Enon
Hospital
Mesdames L. Draper
Nagel
Loxton
Stanfish
MacDonnell
Olive
Craig
O'Hara
Leeteh
Mesdames Murray
Friend
Johnstone
Gratin
Cairns Gas Company
Nellie Hipworth
Mark Roebuck
Ander
Queensu
Navy Department
Mearly Goose
Commonwealth
Ohare
Bridane
Gud
Caathern
Snd
D. A. Gledson
Philips
Federaon
Feders Hen
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