Moon Phases and Arrivals Note Brief Log
Moon phases list Last Quarter on November 4 2045 and arrivals recorded yesterday include Fiona and Canberra from the south with Kallatins for tie Gull in a concise skywatch note.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1929
Page
11
Ships In Port Sail Theeyloy and Thiey Vessels
Entom at No 1 sails on Theeyloy Urilla at No 5 sails on Thiey Finma at No 5 sails in November in port notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entom
Urilla
Thiey
Finma
Shipping Notes from Cairns and Nearby Ports
Maritime bulletin reports various vessels arriving and sailing near Cairns. The Canberra reached Cairns yesterday and set sail for the south. The Barneo, Orungal, Fiona, Tareoola and Ain Adelaide Lines are scheduled for Cairns or Brisbane with sugar, molasses, and cargo. Several ships including the Adelaide SS Company fleet are due to call at Cairns and Melbourne with freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Cairns
Sam
Orungal
Barneo ‘Caves
Sydney
Brisbane
Cairne
Cais
B.lsn
E. and A. Line
Pris
Cook- 10
Cairnsay
Adelaide SS. Co
Fiona
Cs.r. Company
Adelaide SS Company
Adelaide
Ae ‘Ales
Adelaide SS
Dee Cairns
Arcturus
al Cairns
Melbourne
Passenger List From Canberra voyage includes numerous names
A partial passenger list from Canberra shows travelers aboard from Carus via ports dated 19 November 1920. The roster names Sper ss, W T C Firth, Elcoate, Ward, B Valent, J child, K Hatter, W Malerant, RW Horwst, M Gabaso and several infants and children, with many more individuals including Climpson, Toms, Barrow, Granney, Tastor, Northave, Fien, Hatton, Mulville, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sper Ss
Canberra
W. T. C. Firth
Carus
ALT
Elcoate
Ward
B. ‘Alent
J. Child
K. Hatter
W. Malerant
Horwst
M. Gabaso
H Noite
State Cabinet approves sale of two Queensland stations
Brisbane November 1 State Cabinet agrees to sell Maitland Downs and Brook-In stations at reserve price totaling 218000. Managers EH Carte Bil P Hawkiss hold cattle interests in central district. Maitland Downs valued at 2915 with Dotewood Merlana York Brown and Silver Plains for 228000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Maitland Downs
Brook-In
EH. Carte
Bil. P. Hawkiss
Cole
Wiefered
Maitland Dowss
Dotewood
Merlana
Local Brisbane Market Declines on Mixed Farm Goods
At Roma Street Brisbane on November 19 market buyers faced generally softer prices across crops and fodder. Local corn and lucerne hay fetched modest sums while potatoes onions and pumpkins showed declines as supplies rose and sales remained selective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Italus
Roma Street
Ecwan
City Gardens Curator Duties Lead to Sprinkler Plan
The City Curator Mr Les Wright told the Citi Council watering duties consume much time leaving other work undone. The Parks Committee proposed permanent sprinklers at watering points. The motion passed to install sprinklers and hire additional labour including a lad under 18 and an apprentice. The council agreed on extending hours if funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Wright
Cite Counc
Parks Committee
Ihe
Shore
Trwas
Ald. C. Taylor
Ald Woodward
Ald
C. Keble
J .Fouths
Ald. Woodward
T. W. Winkworth
Woodward
Winkworth
Electric wire offence ends in Cairns court
In Cairns Summons Court Albert Marden was charged for wiring a readout at a McLeod Street boarding house without council consent. The defendant pleaded guilty, admitting he had wrongfully connected the wire. He was convicted and fined £2 with £2/2/ costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
A. H. O'Kelly
PLAC
A. W. Anthony
Albert Marden
McLeod Street City Council
C. K. Bennett
Electric Authority
Sale Soon of Brooklyn and Maitland Downs Stations
Brisbane reports Premier Moore announced negotiations for the sale of Brooklyn and Maitland Downs State stations. The item notes extensive preparations to house hundreds of pets brought back by the Whiteland Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Moore
Brooklyn
Maitland Downs
Whiteland
Safe securities offer cash subscriptions with flexible purchase options
Issued at £98 with an average annual yield of £5144 percent. Cash subscriptions available and bonds may be bought in £10 to £1000 amounts or stock in £100 plus multiples of £10 above £100. A Bond or Stock for £100 costs £98. No state income tax on interest and sale anytime on the Stock Exchange. Full particulars from Banks, Savings Banks, Money Orders and Stock Exchange members. Canberra Treasury. Edward G. Theodore, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Baeer
Funeral notice for A J Hudson at St Monica's Cairns
The friends of Mr and Mrs A Sybil and William Hudson Cairns invite mourners to the funeral of their late beloved brother in law Mr A J at 10 o clock this morning Wednesday from St Monica's Church to Cairns Cemetery Martyn street undertakers H M Svendsen Ltd thank readers for support in illness treated by Chinese healer Atherton and Dr Dimes authorities note the service and location details with small errors in OCR text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sybil
William Hudson
Cairns
Siaet Law
A. J. A Street
St Monica's Church
Cairns Cemetery
Martyn-street
H.M. Svendsern Ltd
In Memoriam Walsh Lloyd Were Killed
In memoriam notices mark the deaths of William Walsh and William Vernon Lloyd on 19 November in an employee notice for Hambledon Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh—Lloyd
Willam Walsh
Willam Vernon Lloyd
Hambledon
Call to Cairne Meeting Presses Far North Interests
A Cairns public meeting called by the Mayor gathers ratepayers to discuss the Railway Workshops report and regional issues. The editorial urges cohesion, public spirit, and fair treatment for Cairns and the Far North, warning against public matters being decided by influence or favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Shire
Far North
Cairns urged to protest for fair district treatment
The document urges public scrutiny of officials and calls for a strong Cairns meeting to demand fair treatment in public affairs. It argues against delayed railway workshop decisions and stresses citizen responsibility for district matters and state concerns. The piece asserts authorities may mislead and asks for concrete resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Far North
Dot
Unknown name found hanging in bathroom
A man aged 44 was found hanging by a rope in his bathroom at Mulgrave. He was married with no children. The report references cream demand in Townsville Cairns Innisfail and other centres and notes Silkwood Butter Factory should receive cream from suppliers for large consumers until the factory is improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shout
Mulgrave
Townsville
Cairns
Innisfail
Traffic Breaches and Local Notices From Mulgrave Street
Yesterday in Summons Court Mr A H OKelly heard charges of failing to register motor vehicles under the Heavy Vehicle Act. William Williams and Cannon were convicted and fined with costs. Similar offences were found for Walker and Thomas, each fined. Mulgrave Street water trough was moved by the City Council and cows and a horse stood nearby in silence as the missing “friend” vanished. In Police Court, Norvan Lyris was charged with refusing to give name and address, and resisting Constable Casey. he pleaded guilty to refusing to provide his name, while the resisting charge was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. O'Kelly
Ce Itain Cannon
White Rock
William Joseph Williams
Tarzali
Aity
Charles Thomas
Margaret Walker
Walker and Thomas
Mulgrave Street
Nontan Lyris
Casey
J. Bennett
Ingram
Bien
Ddr
Bennett
Cairns Railway Workshops Public Meeting Set
A public meeting is announced for Cairns Railway Workshops with discussions on plans and potential impacts. Officials urge attendance to hear proposals and answer resident questions.
Northern protest backs shop closures opposition says economy rely
In a letter to Premier Moore LPA secretary Murray River and Bilyana argues the Far North depends on two key secondary industries as crucial as the Newport to Victoria, supporting the protest against shop closures and urging continued movement against the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Victoria
LPA
Murray River
Bilyana
A. E. Moore
Mossman Man Arrested On Warrant For Union Fund Theft
Mossman representative arrested on Cairns warrant charged with stealing £3 15s from the union fund. Shortage alleged at £179 14s. Mr Shafer JP remanded Campbell for eight days.
Edge Hill council plans street works and service relief
The Edge Hill Council considered a proposal from Mayor Aki and W A Collins to have an engineer prepare a cost estimate for street works. A request from the Edge Hill Progress Association for more effective service was noted, while the Mayor suggested the council could not undertake an extensive scheme and a notice would be sent to the association. Weather forecast from the State Weather Bureau in Brisbane described generally fine weather with possible thunderstorms in southern divisions and cooler conditions in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aki
W. A. Collins
Edge Hill Progress Association
State Weather Bureau
Brisbane
South-coast Division
Downs
Central Highlands
North Coast Division
Brisbane Hospital Commission Proposal Discussed
Representatives of the Brith Mesti tal Association urged Premier A. E. Moore to appoint a Royal Commission to inquire into hospital operation and administration in Queensland. Moore said the commission's personnel had not yet been decided by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
A. E. Moore
Moore
Sardine Industry Suggested for North Queensland
Mr G T Cox of Mt Garnet urged Cairns adoption of a sardine fishing industry off the coast. He cited vast shoals near Cooktown and the Barrier Reef, a nine month season, depot ships, a Cairns factory and railway access, plus by products for cane growers, stressing no personal profit and government protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
G. T.cox
Mt. Garnet
North Queensland
Cox
Rows
Thursday Island
Cookyam
Sinlar
Cairns
Norway
Baltic
Queensland
Canegrowers’ column reports Babinda Mill talks
The Sunday meeting of Helida Mall suppliers drew about 35 of 258 farmers. It discussed Queensland Cane Growers Council business and possible changes to trading and payment methods. Attendees debated unpublicized analyses and cane to sugar ratios affecting Hambledon, Babinda, Mulgrave mills and local efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helida Mall
Jie Sheets
Babinda Mill
Ateaiowers
Conel
Ijk
Queensland Cane
2Fercess’ Council
Queensland
Canegrowers’ Council
Babinda Mill Lae
Fig ‘Tree Creek
Cairns
Conneil
Cowneil
Oes
Babinda Mall
Hambledon
Mill Greae Hne
Cemena Sugar Reining Company
Earl Years
Mulgrave
Tee
Tony
Babinda
Sun
Colonial Sugar Refining Company
Thenelves
Child's Hand Dragoned by Unknown Incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a child’s hand and arm, mentioning Mrs Harding of a Hull seaport area, with garbled phrases referencing the coast and a possible injury. The legible elements imply a brief incident note or description of a child’s injured hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Noy
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Kallatins
Risbane Produce Market
City Gardens
First Things
Edward G. Theodore
Fune
Tohn Son
Atherton
Buter's News Service
The
Cairns Post
Rosia
Barron Heads
Askew
Mr. Askew
Mareeba
Af Termech
Proposed Commission
Cairns Theshold
Heligoland
S. Clarke
HK. N. McDonnell
Cairnls Chamber of Commerce
Breall
Peanut Oil
Enem
Rhe
Smraller
Cooktown
Caneeras
Australia
Twce
Barrier Reef
Sqiel
H.O
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