Maritime timetable notes delays and sailings to ports
Fragmentary OCR lists ships and routes with arrivals and departures across Australian ports including Townsville, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns, and Adelaide. It mentions vessels from Cooktown to Manila, Canada Australia lines, China Navigation Co operations, and Several steamship movements with dates in October and November.
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Wyreema
Sydmey
Cooktawe
Melbourne
Arawatte Iaven
Conktinen
Tisha
Fapini
Chine
Japan
Manila
Uke Anchorage
Tinpinghace Grange
Ube
Uakure
Sydney
Vineouter
Frarniey Anal Cm
Taiyuan
China Navigation Co
Catena
Wownnt Smith
Stuary
Townsville
Wetbourne
Lexven
Shire Council Meeting Records District Road Funds
Oddly garbled minutes show council tagging Cecil Thode, noting expenditure for harbor works and the opening of the Etheridge line. It records promised payments toward metal sheathing, a town fund contribution, and a distribution from the Barros River, with unclear totals and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Thode
Rome
Etheridge
Hured
Barros
Road works tender plans for Millie's Property area
The meeting noted the Kuranda stamp tally and decided to call tenders for a new road from the railway to Millie's Property. Accounts totaled £63 8s 3d and were approved for payment. The chairman received customer compliments for the handling.
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Dermer
Kuranda
Millie
Cricket match score report with mixed names and figures
The fragment records a cricket match with names including McDonald and Mareera and several figures such as 337 and 12 but the text is garbled and partly unreadable. It indicates a score by innings or individual scores though exact totals are unclear.
Garbled meet notes hint at competition and prizes
The fragment mentions contestants and a trophy event with 28 competitors. Names like Jake Comes and W. Gitta appear in a reenactment by the couple Pest, with unclear banding and measurements.
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Jake
Ant W. Gitta
Dairy temp control and milk safety concerns in cream production
An article discusses dairy processing temperatures from 35 to 40 degrees for milk and cream quality, noting risks of improper cooling and bacterial growth. It mentions storage times from 30 to 45 minutes and the impact on health of cattle, workers, and product safety.
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Ube
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Ibor
triganes _duaeraloam
Cairns
World
Ie Avery Ay
Pone Faye
Weurns, Philp, & Co
Ledranda
Towsaciiie
Tuccay
Tuenley
Dingins Eedt
Cooktown Te
Westen
Adiiaide Co., Ltd
Gramtals
Porta
Brisbane
Moodas
Joe Emmerson
Tinamith
Croydon
Stamiart Mance Cor
New Zealand
Csiver Moon
Blok
Beccormia
Cram
Debe Ih
Neltwag
Ho Ann
Wa Co, Id
Io, Core
Lui
Souur
Lake Steves
Caicee
the Geese Banktont
Wtee Corporation As
Bomt
START
District Agente
Swen & Co
Spesce Steret
Cates
Pearer
J. Meenas
J. T. Batevek
Cate Watcock Bem
Donald & CO
Ictionerrs & Mining Agents
Sterey
Caleus
Isses Bell & Recher
Eee Soca
Irvine & Co
Kees Primm Rony Tore
Wallewt Mall
Worters
Cohen S. Belick
Arnott
Caine
Joba Caxall
Joba Gribiths
Soo
Percy
Mest
Revie
Jock
Rowai
Omeniing Oc
Shire Coun
Aney Too
Abbott Street
Callaxeoc
KE Maxda V. Mareera
botewen _ leas
Comeaey
McDonald
Aueerton
Met'ormeck
Mulorave Isple Club
Bennett & Bennetts, R.D.S
Spence
Starr, Carh
T. C. Beirne & Co
BIG Summer
LanoTeer
Eaxotorm