Ormiston Sails From Southern Ports For Melbourne
The Ormiston sailed for southern ports at 6 pm on October 22 and lists a long roster of passengers including Mesdames Enright Taylor Reker and many others. The vessel is bound for Melbourne via Cairns with calls to Brisbane and Townsville noted along with other ships and ports in the region.
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Ormiston
Pam
Canberra Fear
Brisbane
Cairns
Malabar
Toywnerile Getubei
Singapore
Townsville
Tanda
China
Japan
Sunietay
Sandakan
Changte
Hong Kong
Aes Duc Cairns
Okie
Umba Lei
BISN
Wellore
E and A. Lime
Southern Ports
Sydney
Cooktown
Colac
Vicon CA Company
He Roe Beit New York
Auwith
USA
Oskpark
Arcturus
Howard Smith
Manon Lime Oceanic Steamboy
Stemmers
San Franco
Pago Fago
Honotein
Sierra
Sonoma
Veotura Be
Saumel Allen and Sons
Orama
Ibw Alter
London
Orsowa
Fremantle
Losdim
Ostertey
Colom
Lon
Stom
Oreieto
Oromeay
Otranto
Melbourne
Cero Patong
Royal Packet
Mus Breamers
Tavs
Nieuw Zeeland
Wes Brisbane
Eaves Melbourne
Jovender
Keats
Ami
Pee
EA Wrigley
Mesdames
B.ford
F. Daley
L. C. Ennai
F . R. Taylor
G. L. Davies
McIntyre
C. Buck Fey
E. EL Faletare
A.M. Tynan
Markee A . Marley
J. BR Trebitcock
F. FH. Benson
R. Grimmeir
S. Conner
SE. Chanders
J Shaw
C Comper
G. Ho Davies
Bell
CG. Campbell RL Boweller
J. Tait
Ormistom
Mesdames Tyrrell
Bensen
Frigate Market Report From October 23 Commercial Sale Notes
Market notes from October 23 record mixed prices on roena street commodities New South Wales chaff and wheat futures with prices ranging from 2/7 to 4/3 for chaff and 5/10 to 74 Vales for various parcels. Hives and onions show limited demand with modest gains, while some wheat lines fetched low bids and a small sale of mmiec occurred at 4/6.
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Frisbane
Roena Street
Te St
New South Wales
Mmiec
Mining Metal Market Prices From The SY NEY
Mining Market reports spot and 3 month copper prices at A71/12/e% 271/10/ 104 with electroweal ease era/10/5, best £66/12, toad 2211/3, spelt es £21/3/6, tin £182/2/0, silver 1/10 13-16, 1/0E tlds 2% and American electrolytic at 18 cents.
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SY Ney
York
Silkwood dairy factory to start cream intake December 10
At Silkwood meeting directors selected Vogler as suamagership and opened the factory for cream reception on December 10. Vogler, 25, brings extensive dairy plant experience from Queensland Co op and depots. he plans district outreach to advise dairymen on milk and cream reduction methods and expects skilled workers to migrate with the venture. Directors praise his expertise and foresee strong local support for the project across North Queensland.
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Vogler
Silkwood
Vower
J. J. McCsrerison
HW Reichard
Metuicheon
F. P Martin
Queensland Co-op, Farmers Ltd
Booval
Boonal
Rosewood
Frank Hyrne
Sitkwour
Level Crossing Repairs in City Streets
Cairas Railway Department informed the City Council last night that repairs are needed at level crossings on Aplin and Spence Streets. The department urged repairing the roadway between rails except for an 18 inch outside strip, noting one crossing on Aplin Street and two on Spence Street require small repairs.
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Cairas
Aplin
Spence Streets
Aplin-street
Spesce Street
Thanks to Dr Geaney and hospital staff for care
Mr and Mrs Alf Crane and family express gratitude to Dr Geaney and the matron and nursing staff at the Bama District Hospital Hoxyntal for their kindness and attention to Mr Crane and the child during their stay as patients. The hospital under their care provided attentive service.
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Alf. Crane
Geaney
Bama
Hoxyntal
Mr. Crane
Child
Hospital
In Memoriam Mona Riddle Obituary Note
In memoriam for Mona Riddle who died at Thabinda Hospital on October 24. Her husband and three sons Fred Bert and Jack mourn her passing with affectionate memories.
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Riddle
Aml
Mona Riddle
Thabinda ‘Hospital
Amt
Fred
Bert
Jack
Made in Moscow view from Australian delegates
Cable from Moscow October 22 reports Australian Communist delegates to the Pan Pacific Labor Conference conducted a tour of Russia. They praise apparent industry progress but acknowledge unresolved difficulties and warn against sweeping praise. They suggest the need for cautious appraisal by Mr Scullin and Australia’s government amid poverty and upheaval.
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Moscow
Russia
Australia
Scullin
England
Great Britain
Russia to regain strength after Soviet era, experts say
Analysts argue that once foreign capital flows into Russian industry and wartime wreckage is repaired, the Soviet government will lose its damaging tendencies. They caution that Communist opinions from exponents on tours should be treated as propaganda.
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Russia
Motion pictures as education aid gains global attention
A growing belief in cinema as an educational aid prompts France to devote a film department, with Germany Russia and Britain expanding use. Sir James Marchant showcases demonstra tions to teachers and children featuring films like Sweden the Life of a Plant the Mole Lochinvar and Exodus from Egypt.
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France
Department of Education
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
James Marchant
Sweden
Egypt
Mulgrave Central Mill Crushing and Fire Inquiry Highlights
For the week ending last Saturday Mulgrave Central Mill crushed 8704 tons of cane at an average of 160. Fire closed. In Cairns Inquiry Court Senior-sergeant Ingram sought closure of the inquiry into the Hop Wah Road fire that destroyed Steele's store and an adjoining dwelling on August 18. Depositions will be sent to the Department of Justice. Forecasts indicate scattered showers along the east with heat inland. The Cairns Chamber of Commerce urges Abbott street Big Tree preservation, noting it should not be removed while not a public nuisance.
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Mulgrave Central Mill
Cairns
A. H. O'Kelly
Ingram
Steele
Hop Wah Road
Department of Justice
Small Debt Judgments Recorded in Cairns Magistrates Court
Magistrate A H O'Kelly presided as judgment for plaintiffs in multiple small debt cases. Items included Moon Srey rent £12 0s 9d plus £1 0s costs, Ethel Thygesen v Bebkian Graham board lodging and washing £2 17s 6d plus 7s 6d costs, McManus v Casey professional services £1 10s, later McManus v Wilson £6 16s plus 7s 1d costs, Bosanko Ltd v City Council £5 14s 6d plus 7s 6d costs, Parker v Ho Casey goods £2 1s 3d plus 4s costs, Ryan v Richards goods £7 9s 10d plus 7s 6d costs, Spertins Millan goods £2 4s % costs.
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Cairne
A. H. O'Kelly
PLM
Moon Srey
F. J. Phillips
Ethel Thygesen
Tom Bebkian Graham
A.W. McManus
V. Casey
A. W. McManis
Po Wilson
Bosanko's Ltd
Richardson City Council
Cairns
M. Parker Y Ho Casey
Howry Cuthill
Gnoda
DJ Ryan x
G. Richards
W. J. Spertins
Millan
Local Industry Report on Printing Of Cards
The electric and power committee at the City Louver suggested inviting total quotes for printing work. Government Printer cited a price of 7/Ne Mid f G, Moore noted no quote from local firms due to three plot blocks on cards. Ald Winkworth proposed deferring the matter to seek quotes from other printers if Cairns could not accommodate.
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Electric
Louver
Moore
Focal Printing
W Winkworth
Moare
Cairns
Aldala
He Shen
Greater co operation in publicity work Cairns to benefit
A Brisbane Railway Department circular proposes a local Tourist League in Cairns to coordinate publicity and develop tourism. The plan calls for amalgamations with existing groups, district surveys, itineraries, improved transport, advertising, and facilities for visitors. A meeting is urged of city leaders and representatives to discuss forming the league with public and private support.
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Cairns
Railway Department
Brisbane
North
Chamber of Commerce
KACO
Canegenwers’ Association
Carrs Tablelant and
Jam
Queensland
George-street
Cote
Chambers of Commerce
Attarmbile Cubs
Tasport
Watering Restrictions Debate At Ute Coast Water Authority
At a monthly Ute Coast Water Authority meeting Alderman Woodward urged action on sprinkler hours amid reports of hose waste. Several members argued current hours fail to protect water supply, noting hoses run all night and residents struggle to obtain water for essential uses. The council planned to advertise the permitted hours and warn residents against sprinkler use until rules are clarified.
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Ute Cais Water Authority
Ald. C Woodward
J. G. Hoare
C. Taylor
C.ps. Geowade
Ald UC
Fedor
Hoare
Taylor
City Council Revises Engineers Report With Clause Deletions
City Council rejected the engineers report last night with amendments. Clause 5 was removed and clause 7 requires new specifications of standard capacities. The engineer is to submit revised details for review.
First aerial delivery of Cairns Post to Mossman
A Gipsy Moth flew from Cairns Edge Hill to Mossman in 25 minutes carrying Post papers and the Northerner. Flying Officer J. Branch piloted the plane with a Post representative aboard as Special Air Delivery souvenirs. The Mossman leg drew crowds as the plane dropped papers, then continued to Port Douglas and Cairns, boosting local aviation excitement and plans for Cairns air services.
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Cains
Mossman
Queensland ‘Ale Navigation
J. Branch
Post
Cairns "Post" Ltd
Port Denies
Yorkie
Kyob
Double Island
Buchan
Kuranda
Stoney Creek
Port Douglas
Mowbray Valley
Jollay
Cairns
Mareeba
Atherton
Henry Anderson
Mossman Ambuland
A. Rex
J. ‘Treacy
Edge Hill Ground
Mulligan Coal Se City Council Objects Report
The Electric Light and Power Committee reported that coal supplied to the Power House from Mulligan was very unsuitable. The council should object to the quality and write to the suppliers. Mayor Collins called the matter serious as the city seeks local sourcing despite poor stock.
Tribute system sparks MT Mulligan coal washing concerns
Alderman W H Murchison backed aiding the Mt Mulligan industry but urged a proper article. The Engineer Manager P A W Anthony blamed the tribute system for unwashed coal. He said the coal was worthless for burning and railway freight was paid on unusable material. Mt Mulligan reported miners could not wash coal without losing on it. The recommendation was adopted.
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W. H. Murchison
Mt. Mulligan
P. A. W. Anthony
Mt Mulligan
Fire destroys Criterion Hotel at South Johnstone
Innisfail with October 23 report says a fire at the Criterion Hotel in South Johnstone yesterday morning is under close police investigation. Detective Talty and a Torce unit have been unable to determine the blaze cause as the building was reduced to debris. The Post Office narrowly escaped as wind aided spread and a segue inquiry will be held later in Innisfail.
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Innisfail
Criterion Hotel
South Johnstone
Talty
Torce
Fire on Telemachus steamer prompts cautious ruling
London October 22 reports the steamer Telemachus suffered a fire in two holds in mid Indian Ocean. Owners received a radio from the captain stating the blaze is under control and the explosion is not serious. Authorities note no serious damage or danger to the ship.
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London
Indian Ocean
Air transport grows bold with new operations start
Gold Airway Company is £ 20,000. QANTAS, West Australian Airways, and Larkin Aircraft Company all started operation seven or eight years ago when aircraft was experimental and yet they have made a success. The directorate of Queensland Air Navigation Ltd stresses starting operations today without liabilities but with the experience of other services, using reliable modern triple‑engine aircraft to serve a population demanding necessary transport.
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Gold Airway Company
Qantas
West Australian Airways
Larkin Aircraft Company
Directorate of Queensland Air Navigation Ltd
Arte
Estimates on Q A N Ltd prospectus show 18k percent profit based on 50% load
The abridged prospectus of Q A N Ltd claims estimates assume maximum costs with only half load, yet after all running expenses a profit of 18k percent. Subscriptions exceed half of 75 000 shares offered with 40 452 applied by printing and a further 10 000 in 15 days. Readings on aircraft travel in Australia note West Australian Airways, Atlas, Skin Company and others report millions of miles flown and thousands of letters and machine flights, with Imperial Airways and other major lines cited as well.
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Tle
Q.A.N. Ltd
Australia
West Australian Airways
Atlas
Skin Company
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Awale
Samuel Allen and Sons
For- Seeley Sioventents
Bay
Southampton
Oceane
Brishane
Moreton Etan
Ascanies
Lantat
Honard Stith
Mildtes
Hanbury
Lindon
Dor
the Taiping
Messrs
Bardlas Ltd
Micrrow
Sarr
The
Cairns Post
Motion Pictures
Brisbane Weather Bureau
Gulf
Pacific
Record Distribution
Q.A.N. Progress
Qa.n. Prospectus
Queensland Air Navigation Limited
Q.a.n.tas
Larkin
Australian National Airways Limited
West Austrian Airways
Perth
Adelaide
Derby
Larkin Aircraft
Mildura
Broken Hill
Carabhool
Cootamundra
Q/AN
Irom
Charleville
Queensland Air Navigation
Cration
Dains
Alo
Tablelands
Mulligan Coal Se
City Council
EU Air
Haven Iy
Imperial Airways
Trans-Continental Air Steel
Luft Hansa Company
Jape Airways
Satet
Noel
Detroit
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