Cairns Calls for Signal Station Post War Delays Recalled
Cairns authorities insist on restoring a wartime signal station as ships suffer delays and a missing crewman halts travel. Critics note lack of shore telecommunications forces ship to wait up to hours while messages travel 330 miles via Townsville. Local port advocates urge government action to secure immediate emergency signaling and protect future trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Come
Tom Cairne
Mifer
Caine
Cairne
Towneville
Aine
Cook
Hws
Fern Coast
Australian
Cans
Cairnshaw
Wes
Fragmented OCR Political Ad Snippet Hits Vague Voter Cues
A garbled OCR fragment outlines vague references to voters, campaigns, and franchise topics. It mentions names and places in unclear order, lacking decisive actions or outcomes. The text resembles a damaged ad or notice with no clear event or date to confirm.
Collin Fund Subscription Notice for Urgent Renewal
Subscriptions for Collin Fund appear overdue. Urgent renewal requested via current office. response expected before formal action. Abbott, Corries, and associated local offices listed for contact and payment processing.
Shipping Movements From Melbourne to Cairns
Shipping logs indicate vessels en route from Melbourne to Cairns with cargo including logs, plywood, and unspecified freight. The Cupar River entry notes a voyage Saturday with a Melbourne departure and arrival plans for September 19, showing cargo destined for Cairns and timing details to land at a port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gof
Muneane
Coeing
Millesiga
Wee Foclaiser
Melbourne
Cupar
Cairne
Tor
Cera
Saben
Mgar
Market and rail notices from Brisbane region event list
Unclear OCR fragment describes Brisbane events including markets, transport items, and various names scattered with numbers. Mentions Townsville and Minniessateet, plus several personal names and place fragments. Contains many garbled terms and partial entries.
Leader training vital for Guiding movement in Queensland
Miss Bardaley urged strengthening the Guiding movement across Queensland before November. She argued leader reliability boosts efficiency of guides and stressed recruiting every eligible girl, noting war work and continued activities for younger members amid rehabilitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn-Tavs
Res Wunnes
Avare
Trati Tre
Girt Guo Remieration
Queensland
Olive Barceley
Miss Bardsles
Corny
Goog Eitirenk
Miss Bardaiey
Fran Mine Barnzley
YWCA
Ste Ton
Waaas Batore
Rockhampton Central
Interna
Local Sphere Reports Accidents and Community News
A jumble of injuries to children and adults, with a mining update and civic notes. Rebecca Dougie and Elaine Mary are mentioned alongside a head wound incident and a missed drill. The council honors past Aldermen and announces a new Boy Scouts group on Magnetic Island, plus a tin ore lode discussion with projected values and Sydney prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Rebecca Dougie
Mietz
Pat
Roymairns High School
Arsiaid
Jeanne Lorimer
Elaines Mary
Tunnstail
Christa Amigdalli
Watsonville
Sepeche
Herberton
Rainers
Magnetic Juana
Leelie Wilson
Magnetic Island
Boy Scouts Association
North Queensland
Wow Cuute
Warthern
Jolly
Jolyn
Elaine Mary
Great Western
Sydney
Tranby Guilty Plea Fronting Obscene Language Charge
Domestic resident Tranby Tranby pleaded guilty before Magistrate McKenna in Gurns Police Court to a night time obscene language offense. The defence noted no arrest following a police station call from Bullecreet. The case follows prior convictions against Westar. A strong protest was voiced at proposals to construct a weathered first class school in Cairns city, with calls for proper materials. Weather reports described showers along the coast and winds shifting from northeast to northwest. Atherton difficulties noted in procurement of supplies due to drought, with Adelaide references and local education talks on adult education at Cairns. Public comments urged building with first class materials and timely council action.
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Belore Mir
W. E McKenna
He Gurns
Yaterday
Marin Elford
Bullecreet
Westar
Cairns
Ns Wood
Arbestos
Ald T. M. Crawley
Counel
Jance
Burgemeijer
Henry
Uetraten
Simote
Ang Whey
Secon
Burgementer
Counc
Mas Walker
Lie School of
Aris
Jockey J Duncan Funeral Parade Draws Thousands
Sydney crowds blocked Taylor Square and nearby streets for the funeral of jockey J Duncan. Police cleared Burke Flinders and Sampell streets as 43 Eenie people attended. Darby Munro rode the coffin bearer, pallbearers included cooks, Muller, Shean, Thompson and Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Trafic
Taylor Square
Sydnes
Jocker J. Bunton
Burke
Flinders
Sampell
Eenie
Tor Duncan
Cofin
Darby Munro
Duncan
Randwick
Cook A Muller
F Shean
V. Thompson
Tampa
Improve Playgrounds Plan Spurs Citizens Committee
A proposal to appoint a special recreation and playgrounds committee from Cairns citizens gains mayoral backing. Alderman Colling supports forming a dedicated panel to advance playing fields parks and playground improvements, with a public meeting to establish the committee and council directorate.
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Cauns
Cairne City
Ald WA Colling
Piesina
Woulton
Biri
Parke
Cairns Tourist Development Board Discusses City Growth
Fragmented notes show Cairns council and the Tourist Development Board debating how to boost advertising and visitor numbers. Alderman Fogerty, referencing regional wealth and press, urges stronger promotion while reporting rain and visitor figures, with August data cited and a push to align government and board aims.
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Cairns
Ald A. FG. Fogerty
Maat
Ald Fowerty
Ceirne
Commonwealth
Tate
Caleta
Boca Tourist Board
Drought Effects Reported by Brisbane Weather Officer
Brisbane September 17. Weather Bureau officer W. Bahr described severe drought effects in North and central Queensland coast areas from St Lawrence to Cooktown. Green zones remained only at Home Hill and Ayr due to irrigation. Inland dryness drove wild animals toward the coast, with records of large inland kangaroos. Cattle conditions were poor and lice were heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
W. Bahr
Brisbane Weather Bureau
Quesnaland
St. Lawrence
Cooktown
Home Hill
Ayr
Fishermen and weather warn crews as storms threaten coast
Ex service men operating small deep sea boats increase amid warnings of storm systems along southern and eastern Australia. Weather Bureau notes high pressure fronts moving from the west, with southerly winds and possible rain and thunder across Queensland to New South Wales, while warm tropical air remains limited.
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Weather Bureau
Queenslans
Salt Wales
New South Wales
Queersland
Bush fires rip through New South Wales coast causing extensive damage
Severe fires across the Northern Coastal belt of New South Wales devastate large areas from the Queentiana border to the Bellingun River. About 80 000 acres burned near Casino Coral, with estimated damage reaching thousands and threatening dairy and timber industries. Local officials warn losses may extend to substantial property and economic impact across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Bellingun
Corall Ares
Gratton Co-operative Dairs Company
A. Harrison
Bush Ae
Corals Dwsret Jr
Mlarvison
Seeraria Eeies
Dorsiga
Public Accountants Bill Introduced in Parliament
The Public Accountants Registration Bill was introduced by Premier Mr EM Hanlon. It creates a Public Accountants Registration Board with power to set requirements and oversee public accounting work. It allows a four year transition and aims to extend to those engaged in public accounting while not altering private practice. Opposition members supported the move as a measure of reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Lesisiglion
EM Hanlon
Bosra
Requene Fon
Har Lon
Sit-Down Strike Disrupts Auckland Airport Operations
More than 1000 ground staff at New Zealand’s largest air stations staged a sit-down strike, protesting new schedules and a declared seven day week for parades and drills. Interim and permanent airmen objected to recruitment ads featuring a shorter week, leading to walkouts at Whenuapai and other bases and disruption to passenger service.
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Auckland
New Zeland
Siwif
Tre
New Zealand Air Force
Hebronville
Benuapai
Adelaide mystery elder sister AIDS family deaths in Kilburn area
In Adelaide on September 1 a 2 year old girl and two brothers died in a Kilburn weatherboard home. Mercyn Lance Francis age 0, Hammond Francis age 11, and Petricis Francis age 12 died from septicemia and meningitis after a bottle of essence was consumed. The mother Ava Latham Francie reported the incident. post mortems confirmed septicemia and meningitis as primary causes with no evidence the bottle poisoning contributed to the other deaths. The 4 year old sister remained in hospital in stable condition. The acting city coroner will review the case after further examination.
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Mercyn Lance Francis
Satur
Haymnond Francis
Petricis Prancit
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Chile
Kilturn
Avys Lath Fen Francie
Bam
Mervyn
Mtr Bering
Oli Aister
Abe
Mage Ans
Cate
Overloaded Exchange Sparks City Hall Controversy
An article reports on the Cairns and Ine automatic exchange overload blamed on Mayor Ald W. A Calltra and officials. It notes residents faced delays before connections, fears of fire risk, and calls for prompt rectification and stronger municipal guards and equipment to fix the issue.
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Cairns
Ald
Calltra
Eitte Colenk
Talc powder taints Auckland sales with tetanus fears
Reported warnings link talc powders from India to recent tetanus deaths. Authorities urge recall and prohibition of talcum products. Investigations focus on manufacturing and distribution, with officials promising safe alternatives.
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Auckland
India
Amateur boxing in Brisbane crowned champion near fall
Sep 17 boxing meet at Stadium saw State finalist Storer defend title against challenger Smith. Proctor suffered a late knockdown after a clash with his corner man entering final minutes. Welterweight Sharp stopped Civtord in the second round. Light welter Sorey from Townsville defeated J Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Claude Praetar
Gutite Inc
Boeing” Charypiorship
Storer
Smith
Tha
Belors
Sharp
Mane
Sorey
Townsville
Cui
J. Smith
Floods and drought loom over Queensland sugar cane trade
A report from Muir and Toft warns of the severe impact of floods droughts and cane grubs on Queensland sugar cane. They cite air surveys showing extensive damage delaying prewar production levels and urge government support and mechanical loading measures to aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
ASPA
In & Fer Inlet
Menally Ad Brand
Mrttanion
Hormel
Muir
Toft
Irowire Fine
Counell
Stuur
Wti
Ota
Cape
Signe Industries
Mul
Conference in Rockhampton opens global women’s forum
The September session of the international conference in Rockhampton hears remarks from HL Breene, officer of the Fen iecio'y Auoetlon, on alternative Western and Easter prospects for women. Delegates discuss aims spanning New Zealand, South Africa, Canada, and the United States, with calls for broader inclusion and worldwide cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Meinl Weaushout
Breene
Fen Iecio'y Auoetlon
Loternativiael
Gost Womens Assoriation
Mayr Ald
A. Dunlop
Beckhampton
Berne
Evaland
South ‘Africa
Canada
Showmans profits briabane court case summary
September 15, Briabane heard Tex Mortot a radio showman who claimed profits from a weekly show. The court adjourned as details surfaced of selling a potter and saddle to fund a requirement linked to a wife Retime. The defendant faced charges of neglect involving a twin child and absence from a partner. Counsel argued fighting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briabane
Clatmane
Tex Mortot
Veariire
Marine Latie
Morgon
de Potter
Rusband
Pamela Rover
Willem Lane
Deer Promt
Coe
Margate
South Welle
Rae
Obituary of Mr WJ Stay Letor Arr Thuy Tag
The obituary notes the death of Mr WJ Stay Letor in the town. It mentions he was much valued by many and known for offering help and guidance. The text praises his contributions and kind nature, reflecting on his long service and steady presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staple
Proverrine
Appuinites
Saõ Paulo Railway News Sparks National Trading Woes
News from London reports turmoil over the Santos Paulista railway affair as Brazilian state actions and stock activity unsettle markets. Officials warn of unrest and delayed transport plans impacting São Paulo and broader commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesamnuc Spresentar
London
Vbe
Brasilien
Linsturs
Sul
Seo
Paulo
Motern
Cockfighting Revival Brings Magistrates' Stern Warning
A cockfighting revival led to a magistrate warning as Andrew Miles 33 and others faced charges for promoting and organizing cockfighting at Bunwellie. Exhibits included spurs and fighting rocks while witnesses described the event and two roosters injured in the bout. Trial adjourned to September 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Miles
Gare Cocke
BO Duransote
Miles
Wilcon
Brodoesd
Hin Brianne
Bevin Pees
Lax
Bunvewilie
Fifteen Men Charged After Sydney Meeting Turmoil
Fifteen men were arrested at a Sydney political meeting in Darringer street on a Tuesday night and charged with disorderly behaviour as police and spectators clashed. The men, described as strangers to the Liberal rally, faced Central Police Court with pleas of not guilty as the crowd protested and a stink bomb was reported near the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Darringer
Central Police Court
Mir Hardwick
Semenber
Ay Senvien
Tynettie
Ryan
Lécale
Liberal Party
Australia Fair
Pirates Threaten Ships and Crew in Coastal Raid
A chaotic account describes pirate attacks at sea with crews forced to aid the raiders. Details mention boarding actions, confinement of crew, and officers facing penalties as authorities pursue the danger. The narrative also notes executions or hangings as punishment for offenses during these incursions.
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Suavents Otereme
Post
Ns'esin
Cams Iyerrsr
Fran
Koraine Ping Louie
Aaulane
Collin
Erceiy
Lakeytrest
Coires
Cairne Poe Pty
Abbott
Nowre
Reali
D. Mcbaren
Wilton
M. Rey
Stona Ware Valley
Shaw Sambour
Iermen
Morgans
Sony Bis
Atom
Ant
Beature
Souyy Srndia
WY Jubusian
Cindel
Riek
Pyakslow
Cme Grain Cragen
Brubane
Mrigbane Guides Centre
Suishane
RAAF
Calms
Langresch
Mayer
God
Uae
Lola
Tob
Terri Ie Aunraie
Hremsbiat
Kuch
Watsonville Area
Calras
J. Fulton
Kiernanee
Gilby
Siandad
Crowley
Brigbane Weather Bureau
Conalal
Saull-West
Meroe
West Dorie Amuse
Tas WA
Collins
Aimersen
Atherton
Atheston
Adelaide
Ata. Atherton
Crowes
Bie
Mirst Rlaxs Materials
Ald Vo FL Jensen
J. Duncans
LIC
Aepafaentanion
Solgat
Alderman
Taurs
Mr. Bakr
N.S.W. North Coast
Public Accountants
Oesemb
Kilbureve
Bor
Ble TV
Han
Adelxite Barotal
Stadiem
R. Multie
Orese Torth
SK Totcene Arower
Bunder Bere
Taf
Muirsted
Bross
C.A. Conference
Showmans
Wife Vs. Mortons Finvence Court
RW. d
Stapleton
Sao Paulo
Dearilian Flecrane
MAN
Stern Warking
Rambame
Avon
Saratithe Witten
Pater Cortomer
Mr. Wisin
Wai
Fightire
Janee Euslin
Aspley
Mr Mensles
Pirate Menace
China
Navi Bole
Pirateoe Tx
Navion Jor
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