Ships in Port and Arrivals Yesterday Amid Moon Phases
Maritime notes list ships in port yesterday with arrivals and departures. Vessels including Morinda and Mayles Lid show departures to Cooktown and Adelaide with agents named. other ships sail to Adelaide and Goon. Moon phase dates and times appear as navigational context.
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Morinda
Cooktown
Mayles
Wi ‘Ory Doiilus
Adelaide
Lad
I ‘Biers
Tents
Goon
SS. Coy
Axents
Shipping Movements Between Sydney Cairns and Melbourne
Notes and News item reports several ships with routes and expected arrival dates. The Canonbar leaves Sydney for Cairns arriving September 21 en route to Cooktown aboard Montague from the United States. The Howard Smith steamer Bom bola sails to Melbourne via Cairns arriving September 14. The Aberdeen st and Slaney 1 are listed with Cairns arrivals and departures noted along with other vessels and dates.
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Feritory
Trust Town
Canonbar
Sydney
Cairns
Cooktown
Montague
United States
Melbourne
Howard Smith
Aberdeen St
Burke
Secret barograph planted on plane sparks airport suspicions
Report from Paris on September 4 notes authorities suspected a hidden barograph aboard a landing at Te Mourad after a plane departed Crifton. The device was discovered three hours after takeoff, triggering alarms about espionage.
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Paris
Imed
Tinal Servi
Criften
Te Mourad Rnle
Aerod
Rome
Obituary for Charles Wilson Amid Condolences
Condolence messages pour in for the late Mr. Charles Wilson of Iverton and Brisbane area relations. Family members Mrs C Mai and Sydney Sighteabane along with Mr Brisbane are noted in the extended tributes.
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Charles Wilson
Charles Wilson Iverton
C. Mai i
Sydney
Sigh
and Mee. Shea
Brishane
Brisbane
Passing of Pioneer Mr. William Patteson in Innisfail
Innisfail reports the death of pioneer Mr. William Patteson at age 60. Born in 18%, he moved from Carin, married to Mrs. J Dunn, and grandmother to Mr. Spouse. He early kept a store at Stoney Creek and helped build the railway section. Former foreman for Barron Shire Council, he lived with Mrs. Baer Gasson Fonte in Kingaroy. Funeral held at Innisfail cemetery with rites by Rev. H Baars.
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Innisfail
Patteson
William Pateson
Carin
J. Dunn
Innisall
Stoney Creek
Ars. I Baer Gasson
Kingaroy
Barron
Cairne
H Baars
Penarth Girls Break Going Bristol Pint Time Record
A Penarth team achieved a historic going Bristol Pint Time in history marking a notable performance. The morning arrival and Channel tide challenges were overcome, illustrating exceptional speed and persistence in challenging conditions.
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Bristol
Penarth
Secret training site described amid public crowd confusion
An unclear passage mentions a secret training place used to avoid notice, with references to Weston and a crowd present. The fragment hints at a clandestine location and public attention but lacks concrete details or names.
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St Weston
Brisbane Broadcast Night Program Highlights September 7
A Melbourne style Brisbane radio schedule lists morning and afternoon concerts from the Hotel Carlton and Windsor Band. The program features the Studio Orchestra, The Metropolitan Weather outlook, soloists and choruses, with performances by Ella Howie Dorothy Brown Miss Jean McDougall and The Windsor Band under A. K. Featherstone.
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Phy Ray Mail
Merwin Sersion
Hotel Carlton
Hamge
Hotel Corie Symutwny Orchestra
Dorothe Webster
Brisbane
Queensland
Ralvik
Meat of Valete
Cseanes
He Lister
Ruphoniwin
Ella Howie
Winsor Bunt
Walla
Uren March
Kunaay Wood
Wantsor Band
Studio Orchestre Wi
Metropolitan Weather
Tareast
Hed Tinomethie
Studi
A. K. Featherstone
E.R
Juntan
Chadtwick
Valee
Les Parieneurs
Cwalteofel
Stila
Schoolboy’s Fall Leads to Hospital Care in Cairns
A ten year old boy fell from a tree near Cairns injuring his left foot. He received first aid from an ambulance crew and was taken to Cairns District Hospital for treatment.
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Bertie
Lilybank Fire Inquiry Reports House Burned In Block
Lilybank fire inquiry yesterday heard residents describe the blaze that consumed a dwelling. Witnesses said flames spread from the adjacent building, prompting occupants to flee as the house became a total loss.
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Lilybank
Creomatanses
Lilybanie
Jota Greenwood
Sai
Patterson Death Notice from Innisfail Aged 91
Innisfail obituary notices mourn the passing of William, lifelong Cairns area resident aged 91. In memorial lines daughters Mrs Frazer and Mrs Spillane, Cooktown, add a cherish memory. Also remembered is Jane Lawson with a family note from Mr CP Magowan.
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Patterson
Innisfail
William Son
Cairnp
Frazer
Hartley-St
Spillane
Cooktown
Lawson
Jane Lawn
I Sonlaw
Mr. CP
Magowan
The Government Must Govern, Premier’s Brisbane Speech
A Brisbane speech by the Premier and Labor leader argues the government must govern to prevent mob rule and revolution. He warns against sectionalism and urges workers to pursue peaceful, lawful reform while resisting disruptive agitators and distorted calls for change.
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Soviet Russia
Napoleon
Labor Party
Brisbane
McCormacknd
Hut
Russia
Commonwealth
Palmerston
Menersl
Iimuat
Late 19th Century Opinion on Constitutional Government
Editorial excerpt argues that true expression lies at the ballot box or via lawful government forms. It credits Premier McCormack as state leader for upholding constitutional duty and warns readers against deceptive rhetoric aimed at workers.
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McCormack
Toowoomba Team Guests at Mir. Cs Taylor Evening
The Toowoomba footballers attended a picture night hosted by Mir. Cs Taylor Lastght who spoke at supper in Gulden Vale Gite.
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Toowoomba
Mir
Cs Taylor Lastght
Unclear Weather Sketch For Townsville Forecast
Forecast text is garbled but suggests a seat cast warning for Townsville with an arrival by tomorrow afternoon. Mentions breezy conditions and a likelihood of showers, with otherwise fair weather expected in the region.
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Townsville
Great Kas den ae at 1 worl reelementy
A fragmented report notes New Zealand and Auckland connections with notable figures and events. It mentions a feature in the Auckland Weekly News about a high seas catch near the Queensland coast and Sydney sports coverage.
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New Zealand
Dane
Cirsy
Auckland
Rex
Dobie
Court fines and warrants from Sulmona and Cairns meeting
Keeble fined eight pounds for speeding at an intersection as Senior-sergeant Hobill noted a zero miles an hour error. Several cyclists were fined for riding at night without lights. A warrant was issued for Antonio Scarabosin for riding a motorcycle without a muffler. The Cairns Railway meeting discussed progress and hall bookings for an upcoming event.
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Trame Branchen
Joseph Keeble
A. H. O'Kelly
Sulmona Court
Keeble
Hobill
Sheridamstreet
George Hi
Thomas Jones
William Lofts
Roger Hermitten
Clarence Selly
Bell
Bile Ithe
Taolill
Antonio Scarabosin
World's Sculling Title Won by Goodsell and Barry
In rough seas at Vanlulver on September 5 Major Goodsell won the world sculling title beating Barry by ten lengths in 24 minutes 13 seconds. He led early then surged ahead and maintained the margin as Redes Peale rowed to shore. Goodsell told friends in Australia of his rivals and received a crowd welcome upon arrival.
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Vanlulver
Goodsell
Barry Y Ten
Avy
Fainstorms
Cv'anabweil
S Jore
Redes
Peale
Australia
Ries
Fruit Culture Report From Innisfail September Update
Advices from Ci note transplanted pines looking well and fruiting, with produce visible along the road near Innisfail. The report mentions pine plantings and rising yields as of early September.
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Innisfail
Enquiry on Supplying Australian Trade Goods
A letter from Sydney dated 2 requests revival of trade in specific listed products including mica, hurstes, clays, silks, mohair, and woods from England America and China. The writer asks for prompt, clear replies to enable orderly forwarding of regular supplies and notes the items are not locally sourced.
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Oryxght
Font
Adv Jone
Jruduets
England
America
Sydney
Sydney to England wn Empire broadcast noted
Australian listeners in the United Kingdom faced sickness in a described surge as Sydney’s Empire brow cant broadcast ended. The British Broadcasting Co conceded the program had been fairly good during the final broadcast to London.
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London
United Kingdom
Sydney
British Broadcasting Co
Falloon Prove of Maes Seeks Sugar Supply Quotation
The notice dated 25 August 1927 requests merchants to advise on sugar supply needs for Silky Oak. It notes inquiries for fine sugar varieties and mentions monthly deliveries to Steet i theory and related suppliers near the railway. TJ Nally, Director, will attend to the matter.
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Maes
de Migener
Silky
Postal Department Criticised Over Mail Delays In Hardekin District
Industrial stagnation and railway dislocation disrupt mail delivery across Lower Hardekin with reports of zero city deliveries since last Thursday. Stores face shortages as workers strike, coal and flour supplies are strained, and residents confront continues mail chaos amid a general public inconvenience.
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Inkerman
Dispute Over Ex-Secretary Grievance With Union
Brisbane reports a dispute in the Arbitration Court between SMc. F. B. Knight and the Soremen and Packers Union. Knight, once secretary for about nine years, seeks cancellation or variation of the award governing store employees. He claims oppression by the union and asserts his role as foreman under rules. The union's current secretary argues cancellation would not affect supervision and that Knight remains foreman.
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Brisbane
Smc. F. B. Kaight
Soremen and Packers’ Union
Knight
Hy Ate Rnhe
Areman
J. Red
Mourilyan Mill Still Crushing Sugar Stock Grows
In Innisfail on September 6 the Mourilyan Lift extends as a weasel arrives and Moraine accommodation will be ready. The mill shows constant activity with high stock expectations. Three thousand tons of sugar in storage valued at over £60,000 are anticipated.
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South Johnstone
Murder trial begins for five in Townsville
The court spent the day hearing evidence against Joseph O'Dea George Salivas and James McLaughlin charged with the July killing of Chinaman storekeeper. They were committed for trial at the next sitting of the Supreme Court.
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Townsville
Pollensville
Seren
Joseph, O'Dea
George Salivas F
James McLaughlin
Chinaman
Supresse
Goondi Rail Disruptions Slow Mail and Trade
September reports show small turnout in Goondi as rail lines halt mail and shipments. The Mourityan Mill sends evening cargo by camel to Coorine for trust consignments while Southern refineries await return of earlier orders.
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Comines
Goondi
C.S.R
Coirne
Federal Cabinet Agenda Highlights Child Welfare Debates
The cabinet plans a key discussion on child welfare with public notices expected soon. Officials anticipate announcements regarding new reforms and timelines as ministers prepare for upcoming sessions.
Soldier settlement policy statement outlined by official
An official announcement outlines the aim to evolve general principles for a final settlement of losses and obligations. It notes variations among states have been completed and soldier settlement obligations defined. States would treat soldier settlers in the same manner as other settlers.
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Athet
Sydney
Menon
Iace
Dooley
Melba
Reston Felayin
Panrage
Ler Scuiler Jose
NSW Elections Sydney Legislative Council Writs Endorsement
NSW reports a meeting where writs for the September 10 nomination and October 29 return writs will be endorsed. The executive notes the council was prorogued October 4 and advertisements outline upcoming electoral steps and dates.
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Legislative Council
Remmer
Rome
Elgevion Lay
Atlantic seaplane tests amid Britain weather woes
A fragmentary report notes a sea plane test near London with plans for an Atlantic crossing as weather and conditions are described. It mentions Captain McIntosh and a crew member who were killed in a fire associated with the test setup.
League of Nations aims at staged disarmament progress
A Chilean delegate insists the League has not failed at the Assembly opening, arguing disarmament can be achieved gradually, citing progress from recent conferences and the League's growing influence and authority to steer international order.
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League
Villawers
Chile
League Assembly
Dec
Senor
the League
Ha Ize
Kings Medal Awarded to J De or Won
A report from London dated September 5 states warrant officer J De or won received the Kings Medal with clasp for meritorious service. The award was presented amid royal honors.
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London
J. de Or
Kine Iarvay
Kina
Scene by Ground Shot Bert Pies eres Bert
Ground Shot presents scene notes featuring Bert in a casual setting with pie related imagery. The brief conveys light tone, quirky dialogue, and a snapshot of everyday humor centered on Bert and pies.
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