Ships in Port and Upcoming Sailings
Shipping movements list arrivals at Cairns Melbourne and Sydney with several vessels due Cairns in November. Canonbar and Taiping sailed or arrived, Orca and other lines schedule departures from Brisbane and Sydney toward Townsville Port Douglas and Melbourne. Major lines include P and O Australia Italia Orient and Aberdeen Commonwealth with multiple ships set for posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Burns, Philp
Brisbane
Remo
Romolo
Sydney
Twards
Genoa
Remoto
Mesers
Samuel Allen and Sons Ltd
Orient Line
Orama
London
Oronmay
Orford
Otranto
Ormonde
Orvieto
Orontes
Messrs. Howard Smith Ltd
Cairns
Aberdeen and Commonwealth Line
Hobson's Bay
Esperance Bay
Karamea
Townsville
Tar Coola Backs Melbourne Shipment At Wharf Five
On the waterfront the Tar Coola sugar freighter berthed at wharf number five yesterday completing a shipment for Melbourne and set to sail today. Lighters Katoora and Wortanna were alongside with sugar transshipments and Wortanna was unloading general cargo for Port Douglas. Wortanna sailed during the night. Tomorrow the Morinda is due from Papuan ports and the Taiping from the south en route to the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormiston
Orangallei
Sydney
Cairns
Canberra
Melbourne
Brisbane
Hong Kong
Ove Cairns
Aberdeen
Commonwealth Line
London
Townsville
Adelaide
Port Douglas
Taiping
Interstate Vessels See Freight Dip Yet Passenger Boom
Report in the Daily Shipping List says interstate ships carry less cargo but show improved passenger bookings. Several cargo vessels are allocated to Queensland to aid southern sugar shipments, while idle ships decrease. The season boosts Sydney Melbourne Adelante and Fremantle passenger trade, with hopes for gains from a new return fare. Adelaide Company steamers Junee and Mundalla arrive in Sydney from Fremantle in ballast, with Junee likely to be tied up. both often call at Cairns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Sydney
Melbourne
Fremantle
Adelaide Company
Junee
Mundalla
Cairns
Aberdeen Star Trade Gap Highlighted by News List
The Daily Commercial News List notes reduced Australia United trade with the Aberdeen Star voyage left Port on October 10 bound for a route not specified, illustrating ongoing trade lull between the two regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
The
United
Daily Commercial
Anes Ee
Aoe Wan Aries
The Metal Market. Sydney Prices October 29
Spot and three month prices for copper lead silver and tin listed with figures in pounds shillings and pence. Copper at £2 0s 0d the 3 month at £2 2s 6d. Lead £0 15s 6d. Silver around 1s 4d to 1s 5d. American Elect price given in cents. Market notes show varying bids and prices across metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Market Report From Roma Street A Mixed Goods Update
Brisbane reports steady supplies at Roma Street with moderate demand. Chaff and lucerne prices show limited demand while pumpkins fetch strong prices. potatoes and onions shift downward due to abundance. wheat clearances improve. Maree prices remain low. line limits on pumpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Roma Street
Lucerne
New South Wales
Maree
World News Summary From Special Sources
A compact note indicates this issue relies on special sources from Australia and New Zealand. The brief outlines that Reuters World Label material underpins the main coverage for this edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter’ World
Australia
New Zealand
Wide Bay Dairying Sets Production Records in September
Wide Bay Dairy Association reports new records in butter output for September, the third quarter, and the nine months ending last month. Durie totalled 391,939 pounds of butter with cream suppliers paid £24,305/0/ at high rates. Gympie and Cooroy district supplies added 315,871 and 76,086 tons respectively, delivering a combined pay of £24,590/6/. for the quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide Bay Dairy Association
Durie
Gympie
Cooroy
Aearney
The American Stage Compared to U S Theatres
Dan Carrol of E J Carrol Management, back in Sydney after months in the United States, criticizes American theatre for vulgarity and sensationalism. He notes repeated onstage face slaps, police intervening in many productions, and a shift of many venues to film. He observes few speaking plays in Chicago and New York, contrasting Sydney and Melbourne with rising American sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Carrol
E. J. Carrol
Sydney
United States
Stevorue
Charaely
New York
Chicago
William Faversham
Canada
Australia
Melbourne
Moderates Seek Unity as Latham Leads Opposition
The piece argues Mr Latham's declaration unites the Opposition to support the government against extremist elements in both the Federal Government and Canons. It portrays Mr Scullin, Mr Fenton, and Mr Lyons as moderates facing a test of democracy and principle, with Latham providing a clear path to rally support for essential measures amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
Latham
Mr. Lyons
Scnllin
Commonwealth
Scullin
Lyons
Judgments Rendered in Cairns Magistrate Court Claims
Judgment for plaintiffs in multiple cases entered yesterday morning by Cairns Magistrate Court. Notables include Mega Carns vs Renzo Barn for promissory note dishonor and £25 costs, Barns,hilp & Co. v Alfred Ernest Abel for goods sold and delivered with £40/14/8 and £14/6 costs, and several other suits involving goods sold, delivered, and services with varied sums and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Ah, O'Kelly
Bheig
Mega iCarns
Renzo Barn
Shell Company of Australia
FE. F Borghero
Irvinehank
Barns,hilp and Co. Lids
Alfred Ernest Abel
Cairris
A. Brake and Co
James Robert Thomas
Kulara
Thomas le Iande
Freshwatervy
FE. Palmer
Lo Gageravy
Gusta Lavargalagham
Mc Gradidge
W. Crane
Irvinbank
H. M. Svendsen Ltd
Henry Fagg
M A
Jurk
Frederick Spewart
John Donaldson
John James Donaldson
Babinda Motor Works
Frank Gruppi
C. Wall
V. T. Scarabesio
Mayer
P. McManus
A. S. Scheikowski
Martin
Burns, Philp and Co
J. Donnelly
Palmer Goldfield hopes rise as Hunter returns from England
Mr Ernest Hunter, envoy for North Queensland Chambers of Commerce, has arrived in Brisbane after visiting Britain where he secured attention for Palmer development. He reports £100,000 earmarked for growth, with experts insisting our metalliferous fringe is only partly explored and vast wealth lies beneath. He stresses sugar, butter, timber links and urges government and industry support for mining expansion in Far North Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hunter
England
North Queensland
Queensland
Hunter
Chambers of Commerce
Shipping service routes trimmed to exclude Albany port
The schedule lists calls at Albany Melbourne Sydney and Newcastle but Albany is now omitted. The Aberdeen Commonwealth Line units call at all main ports, yet cargo demand seems insufficient to justify duplicating the service. Adelaide had recently been a regular port but is also omitted, reflecting trimmed operations and non duplicated routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Melbourne
Sydney
Newcastle
Adelaide
Aberdeen Commonwealth Line
Mks
Expansion of trade and industry in the Far North
The speaker asserts expansion is essential for the State and the Far North. We have done enough but must broaden resources and wealth. The recent Australian setbacks prove the need for debate and action as Mr. Hunter opens groundwork for future thought and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Mr. Hunter
Public meeting to protest government scholarship plan
A public gathering is planned at Hibernian Hall this evening to oppose the government’s pro ABC scholarship scheme. Citizens fear reduced funding and biased allocations under the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Hall
Methodist Synod Honors Rev Larkin After Fifty Years Service
During the financial session yesterday afternoon the Methodist Synod endorsed a resolution praising Rev Larkin who completes fifty years as a Methodist minister. The Synod extends heartfelt congratulations and sincere appreciation for his splendid service to Methodism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Synod
Lorry bogs down on Sachs Street with laden benzine
A Davis business firm lorry loaded with cased benzine became stuck yesterday around 5 PM on Sachs Street near Spence Street. One wheel sank axle deep while a crowd gathered to watch its predicament. The vehicle was freed with help from nearby lorries and resumed its journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Sachs Street
Spence-street
Weather forecast from Brisbane telegraph forecast today
The State Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions with thunderstorms in the far north-west and far south-west and along the sub tropical coast. Rain passes eastward as a cool change moves through the eul tropical zone from the west. Easterly winds on the tropical slopes shift to northerly in other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Weather Bureau
Brisbane
Johnstone District Accidents Report
In Mourilyan a man named W Ryan sprained his right wrist and was treated by the Ambulance with advice to see a doctor. In Innisfail Mrs A Clocken foot injury from stepping on a nail required first aid and doctor consultation. T Wilshire of Goondi received Ambulance care for an incised wound to the left palm from tin. John Viallams injured his right thumb with a knife and was attended by the Ambulance.
Sky Pilot of Bush Church Aid Serves Vast Parish
Rev L Daniels leads the Bush Church Aid Society flock across a huge 145600 square mile parish. Flying thousands of miles yearly he pilots and maintains his aircraft, braving dust storms that blinded him yet he endured. Based at Wilcannia NSW, his parish reaches Queensland, South Australia, and the Western Darling. he served meritoriously in Egypt during the Great War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L. Daniels
Bush Church Aid Society
Mr. Daniels
Wilcannia
N.S.W
Queensland
South Australia
Darling
Daniels
Egypt
Returned Sailors to occupy School of Arts basement
The Innisfail sub-branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia will occupy the basement of the new School of Arts building after two recent meetings. The basement will be furnished by the League and the arrangement awaits ratification by committees and trustees, with work expected to begin shortly. The League previously donated a large sum to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Innisfail
Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia
Returned Soldiers League
Butter Exports In Australia Rise Toward Record Levels
Acting Minister for Markets Mr Forde notes a marked rise in butter exports this year, with July 11 to October 1 shipments reaching 369 364 boxes or 9234 tons, up from 213 379 boxes or 5334 tons last year. Queensland leads with 176 562 boxes, Victorian shipments reach 127 393 homes, and officials credit coordinated efforts of Victorian Agriculture Department and Department of Markets, plus factory managers, for better quality export butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forde
Australia
S M. Herald
Queensland
Victoria
Department of Agriculture
Department of Markets
Cfr
Annual Synod Opens Publicly in Central Church
The Pastoral Session of the Synod opened at 9 am in the central church under Rev. A. E. Lapthorne. Revs. Stephen Larkin, E. G. Hall, E. E. Potter, T. Bainbridge, W. Lawton, R. Montanari, J. Tainton, I. Menear, A. C. Hawley, E. Ball, R. H. Shelton, P. J. Lanham and R. H. Hayes attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
A. E. Lapthorne
Stephen Larkin
E. G. Hall
E. E. Potter
T. Bainbridge
W. Lawton
R. Montanari
J. Tainton
I. Menear
A. C. Hawley
E. Ball
R. H. Shelton
P. J. Lanham
R. H. Hayes
G. T. A. Phillipson
H. J. Presswood
H. Carter
W. Ryene
B. J. Dale
J. Griffin
Cairns
RK. E. Bacon
Athol
D. McGregor
Howard Kettle
Ira Menear
T Bambridge
Young People's Department
Bradman Receives Warm Perth Welcome After Ashes Tour
Bradman faced a cheeky moment as four buxom girls kissed him leaving the Palace Hotel after a luncheon by the Westralian Cricket Association. At the Theatre Royal, he was greeted with thunderous applause and presented with a cheque, praising team spirit led by captain Billy Woodfull and opening batsman Bill Ponsford as key to Australia’s ashes comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradman
Palace Hotel
Westralian
Theatre Royal
Billy” Woodfull
Billy
Billy” Ponsford
Bradman Farewell Crowd Surges Outside Station
Outside the street, a dense crowd of people police and friends pressed toward Bradman as he moved to the car and then to the railway carriage. Sixteen policemen guarded him from car to train amid a packed platform as the farewell erupted when the train departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradman
Financial Session Opens at Central Church at 2 P M
The financial session opened in the central church at 2 p m with ministers probationers home missionaries and laymen including G Walker A F E Dean Cairns Nielsen Ayr Millett Atherton Grigg Charters Towers J J Squire and chaired by Rev A E Lapthorne After devotions Diprose and J Taimton welcomed members and responses followed Appreciation was voiced for Mr A Murritz a prominent layman from North Queensland recently in Brisbane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. G. Walker
A. FE. Dean
Townswire
F. A. Diprose
W. A. Watson
Cairns
G. Nielsen
Ayr
R. B. Millett
Atherton
F. A. Grigg
Herberton
J. J. Squire
Charters Towers
A. E Lapthorne
J. Taimton
A. Murritz
North Queensland
Brisbane
Bradman Delights Youth Leaders With A Sydney Visit
The Australian cricket star Bradman agreed to spend a day with boys from all states gathered in Sydney for the Young Australia League Christmas vacation. He teased that he would try to show a few strokes if they think he can teach them, speaking in a lighthearted tone during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradman
Sydney
Young Australia League
Owly
Appointment of church reps to stationing committee
Rev. E. G. Hall was named to accompany the chairman as representative to the stationing committee while Rev. T. Barmbridge serves as substitute representative.
Transfer of Winton circuit to central district agreed
At the request of the Central District Synod, it was agreed that comment be given to the transfer of the Winton circuit to the central district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central District Synod
Winton
Central District
Transfer decisions on Mt Garnet and Stewart Creek area
The transfer of Mt Garnet from Herberton circuit to the Mareeba Home Mission Station was remitted to the quarterly meeting. The development of the area between Stewart's Creek and Ravenswood Junction was referred to the quarterly meetings of both the Charters Towers and Townsville circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Garnet
Herberton Circuit
Mareeba Home
Stewart's Creek
Ravenswood Junction
Charters Towers
Townsville
Atherton and Herberton Circuits Granted Relief From Status
Recommendation approved to relieve the Atherton and Herberton circuits from the obligation to be raised to married ministers' circuits, removing pressure on those regional congregations and allowing continued operation without a change in status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Herberton
Home Mission Stations Recommend Continued Support
The general secretary for home missions report was received with the treasurer’s report and adopted. Mossman Mareeba Chillagoe Malanda and Tully home mission stations were recommended to continue as such with praise for progress. Mareeba received a special request for favorable financial assistance from the Home Mission Committee. The Innisfail Mission Station appeal for a special increased grant was recommended for the committee, and the Tully station’s appeal was referred for favorable consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missions
Mossman
Mareeba
Chillagoe
Malanda
Tully Home Mission
Home Mission Committee
Innisfail
Tully Home
Appreciation for Rev Romani Montanari Work
Sympathy was offered for the Rev Romani Montanari and a recommendation was made to consolidate his work among Italian populations. The Synod adjourned to reconvene at 9 a.m. the next day, Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romani Montanari
Delegates Welcomed By City On Civic Night
Delegates from the Methodist Episcopal Synod Northern district were hosted at a civic reception in Methodist Central Church. Mayor Ald. W. A. Collins presided and a choir provided the musical program. Rev. J. Tarmton praised the Mayor for supporting all branches of the Christian Church and anticipated his comfort among "Good Methodists."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Synod
Northern District
Methodist Central Church
Ald
W. A. Collins
J. Tarmton
Collins
Christian Church
Mayor Responds To Mr. Tainton's Elicitations
The mayor took note of the solicitations from Mr. Tainton and replied with a formal acknowledgment. The exchange signals official engagement though the precise outcomes remain unclear.
Christian visitors seek aim to aid Cairns district
The Cairns gathering aims to benefit the district by Christian sponsors sharing knowledge and applying teaching to social problems. Ministers are urged to be universal scholars capable of understanding human nature, social issues, and duty. The text emphasizes personal destiny and communal responsibility as guiding principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rourisis
Cairns
Circuit delegates welcomed with Cairns praise and growth
Mr F A Diprose and Mr W Allen Watson welcomed visitors to Cairns noting improved weather for the Circuit while praising the younger generation. Rev J Tainton recalled past Synod discomforts and highlighted Methodist progress including new rooms parsonage and three churches with Sunday school growth and a 26 percent rise since September 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Diprose
Carms
Misery
W. Allen Watson
J. Tainton
Townsville
Charters Tdwers
Cairns
Cairnns
Federal Evacuation Resolutions From Australian Manufacturers Meet
Melbourne October meeting of the Associated Chambers of Manufactur ers of Australia endorses evacuating the field of industrial re epention supports a plan for a minister controlled tribunal, annual wage fixation for unskilled workers, and arbitration. Resolutions urge narrowing industrial legislation to shipping and shearing and condemn Amendments to the Arbitration Act as costly and obstructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Associated Chambers of Manufacturers of Australia
Commonwealth
Feld
Eady
Victoria
Wintertea
Cleante Drowandi Sues Over Hotel Bill at Cairns Court
Cleante Drowandi, licensee of Union Jack Hotel at Woree, pressed Silvio Miotti for 113 pounds 17 shillings 9 pence for board and lodging in Cairns Magistrates Court. Evidence focused on hotel books and accounts, with Brona Drovandi and the defendant testifying. The hearing was adjourned after a law point on whether the payment settled a liquor debt or a beard and lodging debt, to 10 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleante Drowandi
Union Jack
Woree
Silvio Miotti
Cairns
A. H. O'Kelly
P.M
J. Bennett
C.K Bennett
Brona Drovandi
Alo
POM
Leisure and the British Labour Leader on Beauty
Miss Margaret Bondfield, Minister for Labor in the British Cabinet, spoke at the City London Vacation Course about balancing progress with leisure. She noted that modern invention fills streets with noise and ads while stressing the need to preserve beauty and quiet in a mechanized age for the cherished heritage of leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bondfield
London
The Solace of Knitting in Reforming Manners
A columnist ponders idle hands in modern life and praises knitting, sewing, and embroidery as soothing arts. He cites Duchess of Atholl urging girls to knit as a better solace than tobacco, admires a pantry butler for church embroidery, and recalls a Guardsman winning a knitting competition, noting personal humiliation at the sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBM
Duchess of
Worden
Amazing Electrical Feats In Sydney Spectacle Of Power
In Sydney on the 20th instant two Erskineville brothers William Aeneas Key and Arthur Hesvnd Key wowed crowds with a 1,000,000 volt coil transmitting current to light 240 volt lamps several feet away. Arthur passed half a million volts through his body, melted a half inch steel bar in three seconds at 720 amps, and flames and sparks ran through his body as 10,000 volt shocks were shown from the brothers. The display included lighting a house lamp with one wire and Arfur’s mouth as the return, and burning electricity flashing from his finger ends ears and feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Saya
William Aeneas Key
Arthur Hesvnd Key
Erskineville
Marconi
Arthur Key
Witham
Arfur
Arthur
Pests Fought By Plane Over Ballarat Forest
The Ballarat East forest of about 500 acres suffers heavy pest predation from the lesser casemoth. Ground spraying failed, so Defence Minister Green approves using an Air Force aeroplane to dust trees with calcium arsenate at the Forests Commission request. The aircraft will be fitted with tanks and a hopper to release the chemical, with Defence charging only fuel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballarat East
Vic
Defence Department
Forest Commission
Yarrowee
Ballarat
The
unclear prompt fragment prompts ministerial direction clash
A garbled segment mentions Mr Latham and a ministerial issue in a public clash over direction and community sacrifices. The text is incomplete and cannot establish a clear event, date, or participants beyond these names and generic themes.
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Canonbar
Cooktown
Overseas Trade
Commercial
OUR News Service
Zjost
Wide Bay Dairying
Annual Synod
P J. Lanham
Perth
Winton Circuit
Tainton
Manufacturers’ Motion
SCOPE
Milita
Wer
Agai
MR. Latha
MR. Theod
Balan
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