Port of Oaiem Tide Record Nearness 22H Gem
Port of Oaiem tides report shows September 19 to 22 with high water and observed vessel movements. Analysts note irregular currents and potential navigation challenges near the harbor entrance.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
9
Port of Oaiem tides report shows September 19 to 22 with high water and observed vessel movements. Analysts note irregular currents and potential navigation challenges near the harbor entrance.
Yesterday’s port report notes moon phases and sailing times. Gambla River activity logged with departures and duties. Peonber listed for inbound toward Saitty. The entry records vessel movements and timing in a terse coastal chronicle.
The clipping lists multiple vessel movements and port references including Cairn, Sydney, Brisbane, and Aberdeen. It notes sailings, arrivals, and dates in a dense ledger style with many OCR errors. Key items mention steamers, cargoes, and announcements tied to various ports and companies.
The report records September tier prices at Romu ayryet walay for Local Wee thal of better quality Valle with notes on quality and declines in New Suns Wales oxten chaff. It mentions Wheaton hwy elit and 410 wun reluved Tur & Hag, a fresty coalition, and moderate mixed ehulf for prime awality 7/8 Wee. Supplies of thowrne tos? sluchene) are described as Worsed 0/9, with heavy supply for TF pstatoe vebiel Ware and GL new synedel Nitehattaus. Competition noted, with various price figures like 12/0 and 29/0, and limited raat Harisie A uous ei lave.
Fragmented text from a Sydney metal market item shows garbled numbers and characters. The legible portions reference metal pricing and market metrics but lack coherent details or an identifiable event, date, or named entities to form a complete summary.
A distressed court record notes a Bail Tu hearing at the Cheus Taber Court. It mentions directors absent at a meeting, a fine of £ , and a person charged with drunkenness and public assault. The report references a watch-house arrest, a jail sentence, and a sentiment criticizing the accused for improper behavior during the proceedings.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a male figure and a girl, vague dates, and overseas mail phrases. Names, places, and clear events are unreadable. context suggests a miscellaneous wartime or postwar note with limited legible fragments. The record preserves the scattered entities without asserting specifics.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention closing 17 and 18/9/28 with references to Granta Lee and Novkona. Unclear entities. Reads like an archival memo listing dates and names without full context or coherent event description.
A fragmented OCR reading mentions places and dates but lacks coherent events or names. It references Ventura and a dated string from 1983 and includes scattered terms such as empire and kingdom with unclear context. No discernible action or outcome can be established from the readable text.
A jumble of obituaries and memorial notices lists multiple individuals by surname such as Kirkman Tasloff McConnellia and others. The fragmentary text references deaths on various dates in 192x and 1925, with condolences from families and mentions of ambulances, mourners, and customary tributes. The garbled OCR preserves personal names, relations, and the community tone of a memorial page.
The Cairns Post discusses urban planning and street management, noting the importance of pedestrian safety, road surfaces, and public upkeep. It argues the city’s expansion hinges on money, control of secession, and securing law and possession as Cairns grows beyond its current size and capacity.
A community discussion addresses Abbott Street in Abbott, outlining plans to improve drainage and public spaces. Citizens urge careful grading, new surfacing, and greenery while considering the monument and historical context. Proposals include gravel, roots, and rain capture measures to reduce pooling and erosion.
A British journalist notes travel plans to lure Southern States residents to the North for winter, praising Cairns scenery and the Far North climate. He argues public knowledge should grow about Nature’s wonders and cinema’s role in promoting northern travel.
In Cent Aumipons Court a transoreessor was convicted and fined after a lengthy testimony sequence. The defense argued about witnesses and procedures while the complainant cited wage details and clerks. The judge imposed a fine and costs, with discussion of prior Friday arrangements and witness credibility shaping the outcome.
A garbled report outlines attempts to apply for the position of clerk in the Tang Agent General's office in London and more. It mentions Greenslend Cle Ser and references names, places, dates, and events amid unclear phrasing and scattered details.
Fragmented OCR text records Witness and Defendants in a historic trial scene with references to Ay and Froleriele Walter, Hamard Sarl, and Howard. The dialogue includes questions, answers, and remarks about the defendant, the witness, and alleged quarrels. The passage preserves courtroom tone and partial testimonies without coherent narrative.
Washington Sep 17 The Department announced an expedition involving Greenleaf cane new species. It reports 367 wastatlanay sugar units and a range of cuttings planted in Sydney and Teaineoes for development.
An OCR fragment details a legal dispute over pigs and a witness list. It mentions Supreme Court involvement and a constable presenting claims. Names and specifics are garbled, but the outline shows a formal inquiry with a schedule and delivery aspects referenced in the trial notes.
A disputed proposal outlines a paper mill at Ervet near Maryborough with local support drawn by secretary VR Hall and others. The notice describes site at the junction of Mary and Susan rivers, offers limited facilities, and hints at railway access and licensing terms while urging publication of the letter.
Reuters reports special arrangement for distributing information through partner channels. The notice describes limited access to certain items and outlines usage restrictions and attribution expectations for recipients and editors.
Notice to the public cites a call for the attendance of members of the Calran at a meeting. It references addressing an official at the hospital and notes a response for the attendance and any required action. The text is fragmentary and contains garbled names and places.
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