Harbour Board Deputation on Chillagoe Wharf Purchase
Railway Commissioner Mr Evans discusses Cairns Harbour Board offer to back a Chillagoe wharf purchase. Board figures Mr Earl and Mr Hall outline by law and waiving wharfage for five years for coal and coke from Mount Mulligan Mine, plus sand-rate issues and tender disputes with Mount Mulligan coal supply.
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Evans
J. Davidson
Saat
Babinda
Cairns Harbour Board
E. C. Earl
P. Pease
T. R. Hall
Harbour Board
Board
Earl
Orion
Mr. Earl
Bee
Seecbre Tebobin
Mount Mulligas
Mount Mullivcan
Cairns
Chillage
Chillagoe Company
Railway Department
Redlynch
Prewett
Mount Mulli
Adelaide Company
Toy
Chillagoe
Mount Molloy
Brisbane Market Report Shows Prices Up on Sheep
The Brisbane market notes a stronger trend in sheep values with crossbred ewes and other stock trading higher. Buyers, sellers, and handlers report steady demand as prices rise across several classes.
Cairns Court Hears Forgery Plea In Aboriginal Bank Case
The Cairns Circuit Court sat before Justice Shand with prosecutor F G Hamilton highlighting a forged withdrawal scheme involving three Aboriginal men Jacky Toby and Charlie through the Queensland Government Savings Bank. Rogers a police clerk faced three counts of forging withdrawal forms. evidence showed the forged payments to the men at 10 shillings each. Rogers was found guilty on all counts and given a suspended sentence of one year with a £100 good behavior bond.
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Cairns
Court House
Justice Shand
F. G. Hamilton
Robert Harold Rogers
Queensland Government Savings Bank
Une Zz McGrath
Riginal
McGrath
Jimmy
T. McGrath
J. Douglas
Messrs
MecDonnell
Hen Bam
D.morgan
G. Kent
A. Petersen
N. Gordon
D. W. Donnelly
T. Jackson
F. Fall
W. H. Kelly
J. J. Cook
F. G. Thumm
H.J. Greenaway
F. W. Claussen
Rogers
Jacky
Toby
Charlie
Anay
Hawkes
Meirion
Conons
Heser
Crows
Douglas
Couptel
Froner
Murray Declines to Send Case to Jury in Indemnity Trial
The court heard that Mr. Murray declined to state there was a case to send to the jury. Constables Burke, Gao nee, Dougies Dune, Cum ming, Geteey, Camp, Martham, and Jeterson testified on evidence about indemnity time from the Nil river. The judge noted leeway but instructed the jury before exiting the box. Verdict of not guilty was urged by counsel, but the criminal jury adjourned without a ruling.
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Murray
Homor
Wes
G. A. Burke
Robert Gaonee
Dougies Dune
William Cumming
Macheel Jos Geteey
Chee Camp
Herbert Martham
Carl Jeterson
Privateer Narrowly Edges in Turf Race at Mentone
A good crowd witnessed a close finish as Privateer won by a half length over Furetts in a turf event at Mentone. The race time was 1.43 for the distance as Hixom and others chased. In Melbourne racing scratchings listed include Redger Briddgnorth and Drum m.
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Mentone
Hixom
Late scratchings report from Sydney racecourse
Sydney notes September 22 carry late scratches with erred entries and unconfirmed results as officials adjust the program.
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Sydney
Cairns Club Narrowly Defeats Nelson In Close Match
The Cairne team edged Nelson by five points in a tense Sunday contest. Keogh led Nelson with seven points while Towman and Morel contributed on cartridge shooting. Cairns built a slim lead through short and long range shots as the final score settled the result.
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Ofst
Uy We. Geike, Cay
Wwe
Plas
Stnday Mat
Maietare Hille
Cairne
F. Keogh
Nelson
H. Towman
Joma” Lamabot
Morel
W. Harris
Carte
Ben
McIntyre
Gyear Sron
Local Club Meeting Considers Badge to Honor Wounded Soldiers
A special general meeting of Lie above wae held in rooms on Wednesday. The committee recommended all members wear distinguishing badges to identify the club. The executive discussed the Wounded Soldiers Fund and set the annual picnic for News 44. The Commodore was granted leave of absence and the third race for D Markyy trophy is planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Thompson
W. Thowitt
Jet Eer
Commodore
Nix Wes
Shaemee
D. Markyy
Insure Against Suffering With Cheap Diarrhea Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for eighteen pence to shield families from dysentery. It warns of severe pain before a physician can help and stresses keeping the medicine on hand as a safeguard.
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Sormai
Ropers
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Mill
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Lehardt
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Burns, Philp & Co., Limited
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Tietent
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Yorth
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Gairns Reele Club
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Wilkie
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