Prize money totalling for Royal National Show in August
A large sum of prize money has been allocated for the Royal National Show in August. The event marks the first full-year exhibition since 1911 and includes extensive plans for entertainment, competitions, and seating, with details on arrangements and notable figures involved.
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Wataru
Plimany
Bates Teaneren Beeld
Shane
Prize list fragment with odds and names
Fragmentary OCR item shows prizes and numbers with references to walls, horses, and individuals such as Ivan Young and Jaxter. Many garbled codes follow, including monetary amounts like £100 and £300, unclear event, and unrelated alphanumeric clusters.
Presbyterians Meet Installation of State Moderator
The assembly welcomed seventeen clergymen many who served in the army during the war. The Rev. Crowe Thhaea announced the chaplain to Moderator, and Rev. W. Phent received honors. The session included discussions on wages, duties, and loyalty to the church, with gratitude expressed for wartime service and a call for continued support of ministers and lay members alike.
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Star Assembly
Wiebe
Sandgarech
BK Heddon
Aline
Tie Tev i Galiochy
Chigneis
Ule Farre An
Crowe Thhaea
Monty
Funan
Miller
Glauytone
Bearn
Henry
IBM
Shell
R. Bardon
TS Barnes Kroucledie
Wales
Audilencion
P. J. Belt
Attort Nish
Tin
Vestardng Ji
Tms
Ranpio
Fiancees Press For US Transport By Brisbane Officials
Fiancees press officials in America through Brisbane to send transport facilities to the USA for marriage plans with American men. They write to the State Department and the War Veterans Association, seeking authorization under a proposed act. The effort follows a suggestion from Senator Ruste to enter the USA if they return home after marriage. Officials consider conditions, and a second meeting is planned to decide on transportation and entry.
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Wenurato
America
Brisbane
U.S.A
Chile
New Street
Washington
War Veterans” Association
Aden
K. Ruste 4Ia
USA
Nike
Thomne Gordon
Bydney Hup
Maderat Montavest
Denies drawn pistol during hotel brawl in crowd
Constable McDonald told Police Court he did not draw or load a pistol during a brawl outside Regatta Hotel Coronation Drive on April 22. Leonard Arnold and John Nestor faced charges. Arnold fined £5 with costs for assaulting the officer, while Davey and Nestor faced further remarks as the crowd surged and punches were thrown around the footpath.
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Regatta Hotel
Coronation Drive
Knyvett
Potenyvert Saind
McDonald
Pijity
Nestor
Theyerm Tan Davey
Tsar
Milton Road
Toowong
John Arived
Ot Karabesht Sirest
Abot
Leonard Q. Arnold
Bn Fia
Nvalved
Esch
Arnold
Davey
Arnold Rgasl
Atanas
Cillbert
J. R. Gilbert
Aulmmons
Cresberg
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