Vessels Trade Schedules Northward And Southward To Brisbane
A list of ships including Wyreema, Waranoa, Moramea and Peregrine outlining departures from Sydney, Townsville and Brisbane with arrivals due at Mackay, Cooktown, Cairns, Melbourne and Brisbane. Details cover sailings to China, Japan, Canada and Europe with dates in late September and October.
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Kuranda
Port Douglas
Cooktown
Sydney
Brisbane
Wyreema
Welbourne
Thursda
North
Ramee
Rebane
Townsville
Mackay
Ain
Wreandra
Due Et Mackes
Townaville
Tharedey
Waranoa
Eeestry Crenge
Torres Straits
London
China
Japan
Abtenhom
A. Line
Anchoragy
Jaron
Moramea
Vancouver
Grantala
Melbourne
Cairns
Hrinhame
Wollowrsa
Trishame
Cairn
Townville
Brishame
Fonamincka
Port Tevelas
Carron
Maria Creek
Clonnall
Seymour
Tully River
Geraldton
Muriel
Oundi
Mourilvan
Welnewiny
Mornine
Port Bouglas
Coome
Peregrine
Nembala
Prishane
Mylbourne
Kore Pes
Warkar
Thereigy
Pride Radion
Pere
Political Pars in the Sun Chronicle
The excerpt surveys Barcoo WIPO selections with George Kerr facing ministers and a crowd of Queensland candidates. It notes Jenky’s likely choices for Fassifern, Fassifer District prospects, and profiles A W Stephen, Joseph Hargreaves, Arnold Wienholt or Sommerville, plus mentions O Rourke and Tolmie in a rousing, partisan tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ryan
Rockhampton
Barcoo Wipo
George Kerr
Kerr
Kingaroy
Jenky
Fassifern
Armald Wienholt
Sommerville
Kmark
Queensland
Fassifers
A.W
Qummerville
A Voice from the Past on Queensland Politics
A dated parliamentary reminiscence recalls John Leahy and remarks on Jim Blair, Premier Kidston, and political alliances. The column cites a 1907 Ipswich speech, mocking speeches and alliances while noting reactions from Brisbane press and Sydney interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Leahy
Queensland
Jimny Wsir
Kidston
Philp
the “Sun
Jimmy Blair
Air
John Leahy
Ipswich
Theatre Royal
Wockhampton
Kulloo
Blair
Mr. Leahy
Mr. Blair
Mr Leahy
Bimir
Leahy
New Zealand
Muir
Sydney
Brisbane
GoonDi Strike Threat Looms in Sark Darbadge
Telegraph reports a strike threat at Goondi in Sark Darbadge with potential action looming. Local authorities caution handling labor agitation as discussions continue.
Unclear historical note on local land and weather event
Fragmentary report describes actions at Deradges land near Mews with people and lines of cone cultivation. Mentions Armatrong and Nesbit Gm and a Saturday event with chess play by locals and an azide incident.
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Bain
Armatrong
Nesbit
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