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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1935
Page
13
Reported changes to the date of the state championship for billiards and related events. The article references key organizers, participants, and the shifting schedule, noting implications for teams and spectators while detailing past results and upcoming dates.
A crowded schedule headlines women’s hockey tours with multiple clubs opening seasons. Mentions include Sones, Steereee, and regional clubs like Oxley, Guat Pine, and James Tu. Events reference September start, match venues, and intercity travel as teams prepare for upcoming fixtures.
The article reports multiple hockey results from the All Australia Carnival. Victoria defeated Tasmania, and Western Australia and Queensland are noted in standings with South Australia, New South Wales, and others. Tasmania and Queensland show losses, while Victoria and Western Australia lead various facets of the carnival.
A chaotic coursing event described as the Kedron Cup of dogs ends with disrupted proceedings as dogs and handlers collide. Report details multiple interruptions, a few injuries, and uncertainty over the cup’s outcome amid a crowd scene and contested officiating.
Fragmented text details an announced estate opening with plans for allotments and sales near Guythurne, mentioning streets, rivers, and multiple firms. The passage lists named people and companies amid scattered notes on plot layout, water supply, and proposed infrastructure, with no clear timeline or coherent sequence.
Fragmentary OCR text references Valley Building and a no sale action. Mentions Cameron, Hi, Mia, Teochae, and other garbled items. No clear date, place, or authoritative entities recoverable.
Six Queenslanders chosen amid a noisy scribble of unreadable text. The fragmentary content mentions teams, locations, and names, with no clear outcome or event to anchor a concise report.
Fragmented local report details criticism of selection and funding for cricket control and algae related material, with mentions of Counties Week, grants, and potential political action. Names of individuals and offices appear amid scattered references to meetings, protests, and regional organizations. The garbled text hints at controversy over governance, budgets, and community events in a metropolitan area.
A scrambled OCR style notice lists racing event names and horses tied to Kedron Today. It mentions multiple courses, riders, and entries such as TRUE COURSE and SECOND COURSE with numerous horse names, jockeys, and setup notes, reflecting a busy race card.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe verandah space needs with unclear names and places. The readable portions reference a person named Lin and a vague request for verandah space, but no clear event, date, or location is established. The text remains partly garbled and does not identify a concrete outcome.
A garbled sports brief lists golf fixtures and players including Randy Gallor and others, with scattered references to venues, dates, and entities. The legible items mention Saint Louis, Bay area, and various unnamed clubs, but no coherent match results or clear schedule details emerge.
Fragmented OCR describes actions and people in and around the Suez Canal Zone with unclear names and places. It references leaders, committees, and possible events, but the text is largely garbled and contains many nonsensical segments.
Report notes tender opening at the municipal office amid concerns over contractor capacity and staff shortages. Officials review bids from local firms, with decisions expected in the coming weeks. Community leaders urge swift action to avoid delays.
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