Shipping Arrivals and Passengers From October Ports
Shipping notices list several 1500 ton vessels from southern and northern ports with passenger names including Me Kirkop, Mie Parnes, Mesere Man ehom, Farrington Mills and Fenwick, Horan Santh Co, Led agente, and Moses Marlen Chataray. Names appear with agents WH Paston Co and Howard Smith Vo Ltd, noting second class and reconclave passengers and various dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marnnon
Cla
WB Paston & Co
Gale
Manehom
Farrington
Mills and Fenwick
Horan Santh Co
Maranoa
de Morthers Porte
Passengrre
Moses Marlen Chataray
Shannen
Parks
Smna
Orient Pacific Royal Mail Liner Sails to Fremantle and London
A freight and passenger notice outlines Orient Pacific Royal Mail Line schedules from Melbourne to Fremantle and London. It details third class fares, prepaid tickets, and booking through the Pacific steamship managers in London. The notice emphasizes return options, interstate routes, and contact points for ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Falcom
England
Amy Port
Rue Wera
Piand
Mesapemas
Liond
Omn
Anderson
Fe Coureh
Avenue
London
Rerith
W HePmtton & Co Navigate Global Shipping Networks
A historic listing outlines W HePmtton & Co as wine, spirit and general merchants shifting and forwarding cargo via multiple international lines including China and TAPAS lines, with connections to Australian and North American trade routes. The document mentions Lloyds, various insurance and navigation firms, and planned services across overseas routes amid a shifting mercantile landscape.
J E Josephs Weekly Sale List Features Odd Items
Unclear catalog lists toys tools and musical instruments with mixed garbled names. The fragment mentions items like tables chairs chairs and a rubber trunk and vendor references, with no coherent event or clear seller details.
Commercial Mint Charters Theta and Ohl Diet Overview
Fragmentary OCR reads list of entities including Commercial Mints, Charters Theta, and Ohl diet By The Mowins with scattered figures and references to sale, blocks, and various coded terms. Readable items include Mari hulls, Goren Crops, Caledemia Hick, and Salve with miscellaneous numbers and dates. overall appears as damaged catalog-like text with no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowins
Gojlen Leeoney
Controversy Over Visas and Trade Plots in Australia
A Melbourne telecast reports on foreign visitors, trade frictions, and government responses amid assertions of discrimination and censorship. Senior officials including the Attorney General discuss restrictions, while debates touch on Japanese and British shipping, immigration policy, and press fairness in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measter Higgs
Queenland
Vwelione Ngarliog
Ted
Buntich
Ebepa
Melborne “Age
Australia
Hie Juesph Bywon
Notl
Bunater Higgs
Mackay society meeting delays aquarium club formation the next night
A fragment from Mackay reports a Wille Hotel gathering of gentlemen to form an ahietic eleb. The event postponed to the following night due to the absence of younger men. Discussion touched on parliamentary lumina, ties to Queensland and North, and a long session expected into December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Hotel
Arla
Thote
Macky
Ar Bryan
Zam-Duk Promoted as Home Remedy in Sydney Ad
A testimonial from Tarkor of Newtown Sydney praises Zam-Duk as a universal healer for rashes, boils, and skin irritations. The user claims two applications remove a widespread rash and endorses Zam-Duk for children and family use. Available in 1s or 3s sizes, with ordering from Zam-Duk Co., Pitt Street, Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarkor
Alice Strout
Newtown
Sydney
Zam-Tuk
Zam-Duk
Pitt Street
War rumors and naval moves amid Russo Japanese conflict
The London press reports from St Petersburg and Berlin on Baltic fleet preparations and strategic aims. Claims of Russian plans to seize Dutch island or port, canal and dock facilities are contrasted with German and British dispatches about naval movements toward Shaho and the Baltic, with casualty and fortification notes and speculation about Oyama and Koropatkin actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Petersborg
Christopher Columbus
Vasco da Cama
Bernier Tagelatt
Berlin
Rasien Baltic Heet
Modrirs
Cap
Goml Hope
Kiall
Seer Canal
Sends
T. Petersburg
Shaho
Eatantes
Europathia
Shahe
Tapates
Rivmion
Marchal Oyama
Ruropithin
Rayan
Rayan Right Army Corpales Neriyeed At Moko Maloelidk
Carapethia
St. Peter Hur
Borsian Volonteers
Eure
Prada Iapaneas
Wolf Mountain
Kueeme Admiralty Council
Incoherent naval attack sparks fear and distrust abroad
Fragmentary report cites sunk vessels and a Baltic fleet sighting near Spurn Head. Submarines shipped to New York for Hamburg and Russian naval actions are described amid chaotic details. A trawler crew member died as shells hit a fishing fleet. confusion grows over attackers and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londo
Mondar
Erlongahan Furt
Viadivontoek
New York
Hamburg
Trawlers in naval engagement near Moulmein
In a chaotic sea battle near Moulmein a trawler engaged Russian forces as ships fired signals and shells. Crews suffered injuries, and bodies were reported aboard the wrecked vessels while searchlights illuminated the scene. The fight continued with reports of an ultimatum and dire warnings to the opposing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persiga
Moulmein
Bor
Cosely Smith
Aalkeep
Admiral Fremantle
Frederik Pollock
Haines
Je Tam Whelpton
Gamecock
Down
Alewamire
Gilere
Praket
Conti
Ahell
Rustiane
Osherman
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Teokio
Newoebntyh
Siteivstates
Canada
North Ega
Troaresce
South Briteh Inmrance Coy
New Zenland
Fure Fingehi
Soril Beitieh and
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Aggie Heme
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Cheba St
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Tener
Lowe
Cupar
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Adotal
Company, Limited
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Harvos
Hax Geet
P and O Company
Royal Mall
Uae
Mers
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Tordog
Atenmers
Omprig
Themmdiel
Nas Iain
Hendin
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Per geTy
Oaewees Boat
Victoria Stores
Adelaide Steamship Co, Ltd
Adelaide
SS Innsawuncea
Tooi
Fulbay
Kit
Motrilyan Fomeston
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Wollower
St Townsville
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Piner
Howard Smith
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James Chorek
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Stowe
Myst Oerere
Wella
Die Pets Lurtonm
Ipoe
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Singh
Lavage
Ijtibe
Tharue
Samson
China
Charles Porter
DVIS
Contioac ME
HMA
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J. Michelmore & CO
Wide & Spa
Witunmans Acm
Pie
Forwamding Amiy Cn. Vicion
Steeat
Makiy
Lawes
Sandie
Jiokneon
Pond
Kededee Oa
Kededee Oa, J Gelowalbaal
Iurtunen
Hades
Tetlow
Marne
Boner
Shen
Eine BC Mgarund
Sica
Mair
Iiy Josep
Modern American Dentistry
D. R. Whittle
Tee
Baas
Agdney Pricea
Tony Fon Sete
Soadine
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ALT Society
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Auctions Weekly
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Miter
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Taamp Hitifee
Moe
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Ana Heniirete
Elble-Beakwet
Enn Oml
New Zealand
Japan
Melbourne “Argus
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Virwray
India
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Teatorite
RB Edeards
Mo.k
Fridor
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Rot
Levine
Telfer
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Mannary
Merciel
Arthur
Sama
Fedeenton
Riche
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Rimherlor
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Waters
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Emma Wie
Yury Ker
Pee Ant
Ceri Tee
Ams
Maria Dort
Skiloer
Cratia
Munbietom
Willy Peally
Sydney Tailoring Company
Sitti Treet
Taos
St Peter Tung Vornepondaag
Kieraste
Weamdb
Ian Glecht
WAL
Hult
Lumley
Spurn Head
Fret
George Smith
Crana
Cyrano
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Erie
Amy
Melbourne
Lessee
Tuombay
George Terman al
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Ona
Emas
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