Local Names and Places Appear in Cairns Post Listing
A fragment from The Cairns Post shows a dense list of names and place references including Northas G Hughes Linsett Kipps Poor Dean Woodhouse and Mrs Wilkims alongside a string of town and region names such as Atherton Ravenshoe Kurunda Mareeta Mareha and Chillaget. The list reads like a public notice or directory snippet with scattered station and company mentions.
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Whilacs F.C
Northas
G. Hughes Linsett & He J. Kipps
Lowrey
T. Poor
A. Dean T. Woodhouse
Wilkims
A. M’raight
Shipping movements and schedules for BUESS PHIL & CO and others
BUESS PHIL & CO ships arrive in Cairns on Tuesday from Townsville and depart to Cooktown, returning Wednesday then Townsville direct. Kuranda ships depart Townsville for Port Douglas Tuesday, return Wednesday morning and sail to Townsville at 10 13 am. AU 3 5 at camera leaves Cairns Saturday reach Townsville Sunday Owen and Mackay Sunday Port Alma Wednesday and Brisbane Thursday, continue south to Sydney Monday and Melbourne Thursday, returning with Melbourne Saturday Sydney Tuesday Brisbane Thursday arriving following Thursday. Kanawha due Cairns Thursday from Melbourne. Roscommon Torres Straits Service due Cairns Wednesday. Mattmen due from Papuan ports in September. Wodonga leaves Heribeeme Friday for Townsville and Townsville return Monday night.
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Flinders
Townsille
Cooktown
Townsville
Kuranda
Port Douglas
River Porte
Cairns
Townsvile
Sunpiay
Owen
Mackay
Port Alma
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Kanawha
Roscommon
Torres Straits
Cairne
Mattmen
Wodonga
Cmeturm
Howard Smith Co Limited Vessel Schedule
Howard Smith Co Limited Australian Steamships leaves Melbourne Wednesday for Sydney arriving Friday. Brisoame sails Gondar next. Dewart departs Pirieteno aout tay reaching Townsville after Pridar. Lass of Gowrie arrives Sunday from Townsville then sails Monday at 1 am for Port Douglas and returns the same day. Cooma leaves Townsville for Melbourne on September 6.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Brisoame
Gondar
Dewart
Pirieteno Aouttay
Townsville
Pridar
Lass of
Fearsley and Co Line Arrivals and Departures Noted
Shipping notices show FEARSLEY & Co of Changsha arriving from Hongkong and Lusshere 9G. A. Liney arriving from Teamtwrge on September. Aeon SD L. leaves Sedine for Lenton via ports on September.
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Changsha
A. O. Line
Hongkong
Lusshere
Teamtwrge
Aeon
SD. L
Sedine
Lenton
Septemer
To Hotelkeepers under 1913 Liquor Act duties
The notice requires hotelkeepers to keep daily logs of all visitors with arrival and departure times and to make ledgers available for police inspection. It warns penalties up to five pounds for noncompliance and notes the Colne Post has not yet completed the required books and has received applications.
National Mutual Life Association Notice
The National Mutual Life Association of Australasia offers policies for members via local agents. Application contact details provided through the local agent A. J. Drapfy in Carmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the National Mutual Life Association of
Australasia
A. J. Drapfy
Carma
Cane cultivation in variable soil moisture and drainage
The article explains soil types for cane farming, noting clay and humus-rich soils retain water well, while porous substrates aid drainage. It contrasts heavy retentive soils with lighter, well-drained soils, highlighting irrigation’s role in high yields and the impact of excess moisture on cane maturity.
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Hawaii
Petru
Cane soil and climate observations for sugar cultivation
The notes describe how sugar cane responds to different soils and climates. Sweet juices come from calcareous soils, while alluvial soils yield poor juice. Light, porous soils suit abundant rain regions, heavy soils work in drier climates. Calcareous clay on plains risks waterlogging and root rot. irrigation and even rainfall improve yields and fiber, while certain lands produce luxuriant but watery canes in wet years.
Soils and time shaping sugar cane success in calcareous lands
Reyhose notes time is essential in forming soils suited to cane. Calcareous soils yield robust crops with high sugar content, but soil nature crucially affects variety performance. A seedling D208 may thrive on one soil type yet fail on another despite similar climate.
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Suger
Europe
Germany
United States
Munich Medical
Reyhose
Proprietor Offers Rough Timbers and Tailoring Services
CAWHILLER TMNKe siRCHAr aND EXP ce TAS. BYONS Proprietr All kinds of Rough and Dress Timbers Jolmery Turmery Bande Quetayers gen by irner or at ie My for Thher in low or at pet Special Line Telegraph Address 1 Ven Telephone So
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Irner
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Cairns Post
Winternand Morning Paper
Aglnts
Calne
Caniene
Nelson
Kurunda
Mareeta
Ee . Atherton
Hetherton
Ravenshoe
Livinetank
Tevinebank
Chillaget
Mungana
Einasteich
Einasteigh
Eepee Paesmceena
Buess, Phil & CO. Limited
Ae Gee
Australian Steamships, Limited
Fearsley & Co., Ltd
Son
Peiture Office
G. Hoare
Spence Street
Weurarce & General Agent
Renta
Jack & Newell, General
Merchants
AM Commission
P. E. Wilkinsor
Abbots Street
A. J. Draper
Catens and District
R. Hornshy and Sons, Ltd
Lake Street
Hanson & Sons
Robert Craig
Edward B. Steele
Abbott-Street
Connolly & Suthers
E. Gregory Waters
Kfte
G. B. Hamies
School OF Arts
F.c.1.a
Am.lp
Abbott Street
ISS
Tessie Hogar
L.A.B
Lo.c.m
Terma
Etc
Waters-Street
Ella Campbell
Allacml
Cinas
Lake-Street
Wertheim Sewing Machinee
Wertheim Australian Pianos
Miss Aplin
Lake-Street T
CAMS
Qreensland Nai
Iobe
Eribed
Capiti el
Jobe
Camara
Fiemm
Losdge
Tevlord
America
Rica
Maemgor
Cstirty
R. Alston
EGULE
Land, General
NCE
Weem, Beale 9 Co., Ltd
Amy Descrip
Tasghone No. Mu
E. Bosanko
Ap Gursmith
Eer Terese As
Quite ST
Stcge
Togmodmal
Marjoriz Draper
Gordon Club
Shields
P.O. Bex
Stetson
Hats
Highelas Coods
Footwear
ST Cairns
Specialism
Fred Taylor
AXN
National Insurance CQ
W.2. Ltd
Queensland
Hritien Allie
Anos
BE Knox Bes
Mont
F, O Shove
Salmie
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