Destroying Posters and War Advertisements Supposed Reward
Notices warn of a ten shilling reward for information leading to conviction of those destroying Austral Pictures placards and promotional posters. The piece also markets Life's War Guide booklets and advertisements for Orient Line sailing changes, plus local crime coverage and war commentary from Melbourne sources.
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Austral Pictures
Aeening
Prdvices
Orient Line
Borns, Philp and Co., Ltd
Otway
Sydney
England
Osterley
Mixed Telegraphs and Notices From Cairns and Berlin
The report covers hospital staffing needs in Mareeba, a voyage timetable for the Mataram to Singapore, and a public notice in Babirds. It also notes the German pledge to Belgium’s neutrality, a Paris-Berlin embassy event, and a court verdict tally with several undefended cases.
Cairns Court House Repairs Spark Talk of Demolition
A fragmentary letter comments on minor repairs to parts of the Cairns Court House, arguing ongoing damage could justify demolishing the structure and replacing it with a building better suited to the town’s commercial tone. The author cites cost concerns and urges judicial intervention.
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Cairns Court House
Department of Justice
Cement Tender Win for Cairns Railway Supply
The Mailway Department awarded the cement supply tender for the Cairns railway to Burm Philp and Co at 17/1 per cast. Advices from Charis Flowers State note St Monica's Dramatic Campans had a prominent success there, with Uncle Miam's Cabin praised. The Company forecasts another successful season in Towneville.
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Brisbens
Mailway
Burm
Philp
Cairns
Charis Flowers
St Monica's
Miam
Antifypaes
Towmeville
Temporary premises and Cairns hotel plans amid war letters
Commencement for a temporary bar on the Strand site approved by the Court, with completion expected by year end. A Cairns resident laments no Glasgow mail since the 20th, while Red Cross aid for wounded soldiers is highlighted. The Post warns against malicious rumors as Xmas mail traffic is eased by early posting. The Southern Herald promotes Cairns hotel entertainment and regional views, noting Governor Sir Hamilton Goold-Adams and local maps and portraits among the feature items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spillane
Strand
Court Las
Cairne
Cairns
Glasgow
Red Cross
Fragmentary note on Australian parliamentary matters
A garbled archival snippet references the House of Representatives and a Mr. Fowler. Mentions a 5/8 date, Kelly, a chemistry pertinent reviewer, and a distant past correspondence in the minds of Australians. The readable content is limited and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertineet Reierk
Fowler
House of Representatives
Life of General Villa Excerpt Targets Copyright Notice
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Colras Pictures and a claimed Life of General Villa project. Mentions a “palate Saga” and a possible life story tied to a don of his parents' homes. The text references alleged occurrences around the work and its contents.
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Colras
Goemeral Ville
Mount Mulligan Coal Enquiries Prompt Chamber Wire
The Caires Chamber of Commerce received a wire from Mr Tea of MLA asking about the workings of Mount Mulligan coal. The inquiry seeks details on production and operations related to the Mount Mulligan coal area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caires Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Tea
Ml.a
Chaunar Tageben
Mount Mulligan
Palace Theatre Embraces New Film Series With Rome Theme
A Palace Theatre program showcases a Pathe production presenting the architectural beauty of Rome and a comedy titled The Pole. An educational segment titled Fish curing on the Volga explores Russian industry amid varied backdrops.
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Rome
Pathe
Volga
Boating Disaster Claims Four on Auckland Trip
A tragic boating accident near Auckland on a return trip from Motola Island left seven aboard in distress. A sudden gust overturned the small boat, tossing occupants into the water. Three managed to reach the raft, while Herbert W age 40 his wife 35 their daughter Phyllis 13 and Moses Edmusdaton were drowned.
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Auckland
Ao Barly
Retorua
MoXola
Manuel O
Herbert W
Phyllis
Moses Edmusdaton
Flackall to Emmet Links Open for Traffic
Road work approvals include Roma to Oralia £20000 Wal lal to Tobermorey £36000 Winton to Springvale £50040 Mackay railway to roel ce Kin geres to ereng £040 Towne ville towards Cardwell £80008 in connection with lime construction.
Brisbane Return Sparks Conversation in November Journal
A garbled November report from Brisbane notes Fathers Nolan and Alby welcoming a return home at an event described as a welcome home, with Noles indicating he had come to. The fragment hints at a local ceremony or gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Wiicome
Nolan
Alby
Noles
Debated Elections Act Amendment in Brisbane Council
In Brisbane on November 25 the Legislative Council debated the Elections Act Amendment bill and mining act provisions while motions were read from Inglewood and Te. The session adjourned with the council rising to meet again tomorrow.
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Brisbane
Legislative Council
Inglewood
A. Barlow
Parliament debates sugar works and rail plans amid amendments
Deliberations cover cooperative sugar works clauses and amendments on government powers to fund depots, with opposition to compulsory mill acquisition and a dispute over running rights. The House also approves railway line plans from Hidhampton to Alton Downs, Murgen to Proston, and Enocgers to Terror Street before adjourning at 10:20 p.m.
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Brisbane
Philp
Otiel
Kanowam
Sydney
Decham
Briswae
Queenslend
Cooperative Sugar Works
Rankin
Uno Sauget
Ollie
Molormack
Wes
Dore
Theodore
Ekab
Theodore Mewd
Jine
Mr. Peet
Iedhampton
Alton Liowns
Om Murgem
Proston
Inle
Ghepi
Winders
Murder In Melbourne Port Found Hidden Body
A body believed to be a Japanese man, aged 1 to 50, was found near Fisherman’s Pond in Port Melbourne. Police, led by Senior Constable Norm Wood and Detective Sainsbury, suspect the body was moved and concealed on Monday night. Investigations focus on vessels in the port.
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Melbourne
William Schofield
Government
Fisherman's Pond
Port Melbourne
Norm Wood
Sainsbury
Veesela
Two Men Shot After Challenge in Monaville District
Sydney reports a motor car pair passing through Monaville, Menly, on a Sunday night were challenged by a center-duty soldier. They ignored the challenge and were shot, one in the arm and the other in the head. Both required medical care. injuries described as not serious. One wounded man is identified as Mant.
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Sydney
Monaville
Peer Menly
Narre
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Spence Street
Charles Lillet
Abijah Muerraty
Towneville Agente
Borrs, Wilson & Ryan
MecDonnell & Hannam, Curiees
Te High Court of
Australis
MacKay
5, Ltd
Sepus
Beimg
Mackay & Co. Ltd
T. P. Kelly
Abbott-Street
Mechanical and General Engineers
Tel
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Moring
Mooton and
OTL
Maeria
Auents
Sunshine Farm
Spencer's
Hottwehold Tee
Madras
Eero
Fame
Mayers’ Ltd
Owen Whittick
Abbott Street
London
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Isaset
Dr. Koch
R. Craig
Charlie G. T. Murray
P.O. Hoa
Sworte
Satling
Chillalepoe
A. R. Gibson
PML
G. A. Mhalletd
Mane
Put
P.M
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
Willington
Germany
Toonewer
Dr. Fitchett
T. Shaw Fitchett
Swanson
Etrecet
Sond
J. & P. Pease
Lake Street
Thong Lt
Mareeba Hospital
Mareeba Sheikct Hospital
Rabinda
Singapore
A. M. Waddell
Babirds
Etee Ae
Hoyel Insureen Company
Meanw
Belgium
Leti
Berlin
Iamerck
Gromly
John
Small Dents Court
Ratore
A.B. Gibson
BR. Craig
ST. Monica's Dramatic Company
Wr P. McCanl
Queensland
Alert
Hamilton Goold- Aden
Farmers’ Conference
Hearcen's Cree
Catrna
Thursday Island
Wa'sen
Ile
Herberton
Lake of Glee
Irenstand
Rockhempten Hospital
Veoseon
Tockhemptar
W. A. Collins
Alaska
R. Co
Tlhe
Fry's
Atherton
S & P. Pease
Lake-Street
Cairnn
Telephone
the Post
Lds Digitatiog
Bovne
Kelly
Chemim
Burr Tone
Mourt Mulligan
Palace Theatre
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