Shipping. October 1 Rupara voyage details aboard
October 1 departure from Sydney via ports aboard the Rupara Captain Mackenzie. Passengers include Mesdames Fluerty Den ey Mot Roberts Sands Wyndon Donald Nurse Tanswell Misses L Dargen F Dargen Hanghran Hilton E Sands A Sands Messrs J Gilder J Irwin L More Horne Bail J Sanders Talbot Maddigan Brownson FO Straml J Wilson Idillar Hamlys Harris Roberts Archer Donaki Mann Moir Trwm phries and 14 steerage passengers. Adelaide Co Lik agents October tow’s law of gowns Townsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupara
Mackenzie
Sydney
Mesdames Fluerty
Deney
Mot
Roberts
Sands
Wyndon
Donald
Tanswell
L. Dargen
F. Dargen
Hanghran
Hilton
E Sands
A. Sands
Messrs
J. Gilder
J Irwin
L. More Horne Bail
J. Sanders
Talbot
Maddigan
Brownson
FO Straml
J. Wilson
Idillar
Hamly
Departures September 36 Wereena to Melbourne
Passenger list notes Sir James Cruickshanks and family, Jensen and children, Hoffenser, Devereaum, Goshoeg, Brewer, Shannen, Locke, Whitman, McSpadder, Ridley and others bound for Melbourne via ports. Unclear spellings and scattered surnames reflect damaged OCR summary of a sailing docket.
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Wereena
Melbourne
Dpassenger
Sir James Cruickshanks
Perry
Jensen
Ridley
Vbaver
Hoffenser
Devereaum
Messrs
Goshoeg
Brewer
Shannen
Locke
Pre Whitman
Wavis
McSpadder
Unwings
Borghers
Bennett
Hofersets
South
Willmoth Tlenedie
Thergishulm
Chareton
Foter
Mil
Movements of Vessels and Schedules Across Townsville Route
Kuranda arrives Tuesdays and leaves midnight for Port Douglas and Cook Town, returning Thursdays and leaving at ar o'clock for Townsville. Australian steamers depart Airns on Saturday, reach Townsville Sunday, Bowen and Mackay Tuesday, Brisbane Thursday, then continue south the following Saturday to Sydney Monday and Melbourne Thursday. Return trips depart Melbourne Saturday, Sydney Thursday, Brisbane Saturday, arriving there the following Thursday. Wodonga is Wie from the south on Thursday.
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Kuranda
Townsville
Port Douglas
Cooktown
AU S.N
Airns
Bowen
Mackay
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Wodonga
Adelaide Company Steamers Schedule Circulates East Coast Route
Adelaide Company Limited steamer service departs Cairns on Wednesday, goes to Townsville on Thursday, reaches Brisbane on Sunday and Sydney on Thursday. Departure from Sydney Saturday heads to Brisbane Tuesday and returns by Sunday with Rupara sailing south on Wednesday.
Fearnley and Co Taiyuan Sails for Hong Kong Via Ports
Fearnley and Co vessel Taiyuan sets course for Hong Kong with a port call sequence through regional docks in October. The voyage reflects trade routing adjustments as cargo plans proceed.
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Taiyuan
Hong Kong
Steamers schedule highlights Townsville to Brisbane route
Steamers depart Townsville on Saturday and reach Mackay on Sunday morning then Port Alma Sunday night and Brisbane Tuesday morning. They leave Brisbane Wednesday for Sydney Friday and Melbourne the following Monday. Return legs go Melbourne Wednesday to Sydney Friday then Brisbane Monday and Townsville Friday. Mourilyan boats arrive from Townsville every Tuesday at 7 a.m. sail to Port Douglas and Cooktown, return Wednesday, then depart at 11 p.m. for Townsville. Lass oGowrie brings cargo from Townsville Sandaya and departs Tuesday at 5 90 p.m. on return journey.
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Townsville
Mackay
Port Alma
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Mourilyan
Port Douglas
Cooktown
Lass o'Gowrie
Townsvile Sandaya
Mining Quotations Reported by Mr A H Clarke
A sharebroker in Abbott atrect lists Saturday quotations for mining stocks and other metals. Entries include Corella, St Hampden, Cuthbert, Su Mungo, St Andrew, Vulcan, Lode Hill, Gilmore, Hill Bod Amal, Iguana Consols, Kalamadan, Mareeba Gold Mines, Tyrconnell and related notes, plus Dowen River and Bowen coal stocks. Various prices, boole, and paid statuses are recorded for multiple companies and notes.
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Corella
Hampden
Cuthbert
Su Mungo
St. Andrew
Vulcan
Lode Hill
Gilmore
Hill Bod Amal
Kalamadan
Mareeba Gold Mines
Tyrconnell
Minnie Moxham
Oaks
Oaks Reserve
Thompson's Oaks
Con
Dowen River
Bowen Coal and Coke Co, Ltd
Ae Caies Pictures
The Metal Market Moon Phases and London Quotations
The report lists moon phase dates in October including First Quarter and Full Moon followed by London metal quotations for September 29. Copper spot and forward prices rise slightly, electrolytic copper up, lead and zinc hold, tin up, silver shown with fractional pence movement.
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Sydney
Ocssber
London
War by endurance, not bravado, wins current war says Post
The Post argues wars are won by the side that can keep going, not by flashy early victories. It notes Japan’s end of resources, Russia’s limits, and predicts a future where perseverance dictates outcomes. Allies would dictate terms in a peace conference, while Germans sponsor a call to continue fighting. The hotel above remains under the same management.
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von Hollweg
Japan
Russia
Becaun
Holdfast
Local Notes From Gordonvale and Cairns
The Correspondents report Cairns notices including a cake and apron fair at Cairns Methodist Church Abbot Street next Friday opening at 3 pm officiated by Mr A J Draper. Also mentions Booze and Shoes business, Royal Insurance agent, and Parker and Fitzsimmons motor car repair shop near Shields and Lake Streets under Mr Fitzsimmons. Includes political jab about Senator Mullins and Bulgarian Entente stance and promotes Craig’s Special Cough Syrup for coughs and colds at 1/6 and 2 per bottle.
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Cairns
Abbott Street
A. J. Draper
Shields
Lake Streets
Parker and Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Ambulance Raffles Won Prize Returned to Wee Ambulance
A winner of the ambulance raffle, Mr. J. G. Atherton, has donated the kitchen safe prize back to Wee Ambulance for disposal again. Also reported: Captain Simmonds of the Dilken says his brother in active service in France was wounded. A fatal fall in Mary Street, West End, where vanman Charles Larsen died after a fall from his van.
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Ambulance Raffles
J. G. Atherton
Raffles
Wee Ambulance
France
Simmonds
Adelaide Company
Dilken
Townsville
Charles Larsen
Mary Street
West End
No a Cherry Balsam cough cure claim
An advertisement for No a Cherry Balsam from Kelly Chemist promotes it as a superior cough remedy. It asserts relief from the first dose and targets wheezy and hard coughs with a two bottle offer including postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Belly
Kelly Chemist
Donations Acknowledged for Xman Cheer Effort
Sub-District Naval Officer of Cairns acknowledges donations toward Xman Cheer for H.M.A.S Brisbane and Warrego. Contributions include Blakey 1 1, Liew B. Sturt fi/i, H Simmons 5, Hines Bros 5, CN Morrison 2 6, Naval Reserves 14, Mrs Bantle parcel, Miss Moody eet, Miss Griffiths parcel, Mr Griffiths parcel.
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Emes
Cairns
Xman
H.m.as
Brisbane
Warrego
G. Blakey
Chillagoe
Liew. B. Sturt
H. Simmons
Hines Bros
CN. Morrison
Bantle
Miss Moody
Misses Griffiths
Mr. Griffiths
Jack Noble Remains Cheerful From England Tour
Jack Noble son of the Red Cross Equipment Guild foreman writes from England to a Cairns friend reporting he is on permanent postal staff of a battalion there. He says he would not have missed the experience for anything and urges the men to keep going as they are badly needed.
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New
Jack Noble
Red Cross Equipment Guild
Cairns
Jack
England
McKeeran Family Holiday Plans Across Cities
Mr. and Mrs. McKeeran of Gordonvale plan a Southeast tour starting with a Sydney visit to their daughter and son-in-law, then proceed to Melbourne in early October. They will travel to Adelaide, return to Brisbane by November, visit East Brisbane, and head north again, benefiting from the change.
Vandals Strike Townsville School of Arts Campaign
Townsville correspondent reports anti conscriptionists active with three night meetings. At Mt Barnes on Thursday night damage totaled 28 pounds to School of Arts property with bicycles torn and vandalism observed.
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Townsville
Ollowa
Mt. Barnes
School of Arts
Ambiguous Friday Night Event for Nike Aid
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Friday night effort supporting the Ambulance with participants described as children and adults, listing several names and cash amounts, with mentions of pranks, tickets, and a courier van tour. The legible facts include participants H Dear Jo/o Len Parker Geo. y/10/9 F. Taylor and F. Taylor, and sums like £4/18/9 and 1s 6d 6d.
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Omnis Fom
Nike
Seach
H. Dear
Len Parker
Geo
C. Johnson
F. Taylor
Opportunities and an Heroic Deed Highlighted in Herald
The Herald notes enduring opportunities at Kochs, praising a famous saleable mixture and urging purchase. It also features photographs of W Northgate’s son and nephew from Booby Island Lighthouse, mentioning a first class merit for life saving near Cooktown during a school picnic.
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W. Northgate
Booby Island
Thursday Island
Miss Northcott
Cooktown
Fortunate Sires Extend Monster Sale At Rockhampton
Sires: Again Fortunate announces extended sale for 12 days through Saturday October 19 at the wholesale section. Final days include socks, garments, boots and shoes. the monster cash drapery sale continues with retail and wholesale pricing. A recent Rockhampton Chamber meeting discussed the matter and atoning concerns.
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Mercery
Boots
Sheen
Up and Co
Fairymead Farmers discuss suspending the award impact
At Bundaberg on October 1 a State Federal meeting considered suspending the Dickens award if the Gies group favors a town approach. It noted produced costs and estimated the extra burden could raise prices by about 5 percent versus the Macnaughton award.
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Macnaughton
CAUCUS CRIBIS Mystery Continues Details Tabled
The Mystery Continues as CAUCUS CRIBIS headlines this week at Cairns Pictures in New York on Wednesday October 11. The fragment notes a shirt promotion and a disappearance from the event with unclear details.
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New York
Cairns
Memorial Service In Cairns Theatre For War Dead
In Cairns Theatre a large memorial service honored war dead with hymns prayers and a sermon based on Psalm 46. Rev S Mitchell preached while Captain Hof read scripture. the Cairns Band performed the Dead March and the choir sang God Shall Wipe Away All Tears. The theatre and staff provided free, and a collection totaled 10 pounds.
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Cairns
Garret
Hof
Salvaion Army
Mitchell
Presbyterian
Macedonia
Belgium
Isiah
Australia
Cairns Band
German Kultur talk by W S Prewett at St George Society
A paper read by W S Prewett on German Kultur argues many Germans are driven by a powerful obsession. He cites The Soul of Germany and compares crime rates in England and Germany, suggesting even adjusted figures show startling disparities.
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S. Prewett
St. George Society
Calina
Germany
Bavaria
England
Eo Coeiel
Engand
Australian Senate Debates on War Precautions Act Appeals
In Melbourne the Defence Minister told Senators that civil courts would hear appeals under the War Precautions Act with a three to five member civil committee and appeals to the High Court. Tax and exemption rules for entertainment and single men were outlined, with references to upcoming regulations and a forthcoming referendum outcome. The session covered freight regulation, income tax returns, and the Old Age Pension Bill before adjourning. W Greenaway Brisbane.
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Melbourne
Senate
Defence
Mullan
Russell
Findley
Oste
Findlay
Commonwealth
Hakey
Senate Guthrie
Weremee
Jmorrow
Rusactl
Ste
Art
Grant
Ste J
Vearce
Australian House Debates Supply Bill and Taxation Measures
In Melbourne the House of Representatives debated the Supply Bill with Mr Maloney criticizing delays. The Acting Chairman insisted on withdrawal. Mr Yates warned that within 18 months fighting manpower would be depleted. The Treasurer urged passage of the Supply Bill and a measure to appoint an Assistant Commissioner of Taxation, plus action on Old Age Pensions. The Amusement Tax Bill faced delay pending works funding.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Maloney
Redgers
Charlton
Yates
Commonwealth
Ross
From a Visit Daughter and Father 7 Aboard
A fragment notes a visit involving a daughter and father and a party of seven. Details are sparse but indicate a family gathering during an outing or travel event.
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Macdonnell & Hannam
High Court of
Supreme Courts
The
Commonwealth and
New Zealand
A. J. P. MacDonnell
H. V. Hannam
K. N. MacDonnell
Graham & Matheson, Ltd
Melbourne Metal Exchange
Charters Towers
Herberton
Ravenswood
Sulphide Corporation Limited
Cocke Creek
Ns.w
Port Kembla
A. Co Waicht
Wharf Street
Thomas Newton
Hilp
Burns, Philp, & Co., Limited
Adelaide Company, Limited
Fearnley & Co
Owen Whittick
Q. N. Bank
Craig
Koch
Robt
Spence Street
Caiima
Tages and
Panamas
E J. Harris
Victoria House
Cairns Stock Exchange
A .H. Clarke
Abbott Atrect
Bonnie Worth
Brilliant Deeps
Brilliant Black
Brilliant
Step Clarks
Kalamaday
Mills United
New Brilliant Freehold
New Minnie Moxham
Queen Cross
Papaan
Victory
St Andrew
St. Mungo
Bowen Coal
the Post
Cimnon
Ten “Kamerade
Cee Samme Chet
Suman
German War Office
Herr Ballin
Gordonvale
Keeble
Combles
Babinds
A. M. Waddell
Royal Insurance Company
Mullans
Mr. Hughs
Bulgaria
Gale
Will Auctiow
Babinda
Chas Brownson
Dr. Towers
Queensland Insurance Company
Cote
Gairm
Rockhampton
Fairymead Farmers
Bundaberg
Caucus Cribis
Mystery Continw
Kultur
W. S. Prewett
Federal Parliament
W. Greenaway
Queen Street
Aod
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