Mareeba Sees Dance and Sports Amid Local Happenings
Mareeba hosts a lively dance at the School of Arts with Miss Phillips providing extras and Mr Spoog as MC. Local sport features Kuranda golfers, Mareeba players, a pony race at the racecourse, and racing results with Gamboola and Billy notable winners. The Rev Sir Viper addresses Mareeba parishioners, and transport fare debates note a rise in second class travel.
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Faon
Mareeba
School of Arts
Iss Hort
Marin
Miss Phillips
Spoog
Savage
Cullenger
Courtenay
Phillips
R Kuranda
J. Moore
Stirling
Wriede
Bihby
Knight
Crow
Alex
Emanuel
Hilly
W. Eakins
Tom Rosey
Edmond
Gamboola
Grasshopper T. O'Keefe
Mr Hampe
Billy
Joe Emanuel
Moses
Hastings
Joe
Sir Viper
Uited
Alway
Io Ie
Morrow Bros. and
Heale
Martintown
Beale and Thompson
Fimber
Messrs
Morrow Bros
Mark Brazier
A. ‘Moses
Atherton
McCraw’s
Bill Crest
Eurand Notes on Weather and Kuranda Tana Meeting
The column notes a recent period of fine weather after a wet spell with mornings cold as low as 41 degrees. It mentions residents of the north seeking cooler conditions and references the annual Kuranda Tana meeting with good attendance from local and outside members.
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Otg
Hin An Hosr
Australian sugar duties impact and mine development notes
Fragmented text describes sugar duty changes and refinery pricing across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and other hubs, with references to duties per ton and export margins. It mentions a mining shaft project, government subsidies, tender bids, and plans for a battery to allow ore processing, led by Thornborough and local managers.
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Sane Aid Sa
Ibia Propert
Thornborough
Incomplete OCR notes on payments and figures
Fragmentary text references payments and rates with unclear context. Mentions sums like 21964 and 208, and terms such as meet and equal shares. No coherent event, names, or places identifiable for a fuller summary.
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Brats
Sydney
Morning Post Directory Listing Of Speakers And Streets
A garbled directory style item lists names, streets, and local entities such as Abbott Street, Spence Street, Mount Garnet, and various traders and professionals including a dentist and a doctor. The fragmentary text mentions Corall, Mears, Kelly, and Burns, with scattered place names and firms.
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Eurand Notes
Ees
Tarma
Mme
Amd
Ager
Segar
Mollcarts
Ben Bbexn
Tee
Maris
Whem
Jara
Brebane
Garnet Ralwat
Lappa
Mt Garnet
Mosday
John Cozall
R. H. Kelly
Stook
Pogtelrhoss
National, Agricultural & Industrial Association of Queensland
Albert E. Harts
Moreton Bay
Wrese- Rane
Bam
Seth
Kelly
Celly
el Haberdashery
West Valida
Town
R. H. Kelly Abbottist
Cairns
C.horthage
Stanbary Hills
F. C. Sorthage
Morning Post Directory
Amare
WE. Kysn
Rapleane
Revern
Pacey F. Hs ‘Atomat
Aprae
Abbott Street
Wy Bian & Go
Mreet F. Hives
Laks Street
John Corall
Mount Garnet
Kcowalee
Herberteater
Mitcle Mecramtor
Red
Locke
Wheridan
E. Mears
Screens
Mtuno 4 Co
Spence
Eady Streate
C. Earl
Spence and
Spance Streate
Thowpeon
St Ede & Copii
Abbott Newet GB
Haines
W. Cuumning
M.D
Knowl Krovi
Sikae Bas Anguireks
Irostardsiy Law
Smith « Coy
Phebe Engg ‘Werke
Spence Street
Yorwaavixa Soxers
Teck Bell
What
Jobn Corll
Moust Gurney White
Almaden LA
Eraser
Whattatevet
Gawmast Aunty
A” Macdonald
Busted
Bones Pity & Cay
Pry L. Whats
Ar Melas Wanemocs
Paling & Co
A. J. Drager
Ngpmashs
Sawanaens, Thos
Gridluhe & Coy
How Bay
Boma
Pally & Lida
Agers
I Pbs
Fenens Dowelath & Co
MéeDousell
Hesshmany Sareet
B. Craig
Abbott Sereat FO
Nomthage
Abbottairet A
Ginger—R. Alston
Aronmeahond
Malrose
Fenwick
A-J
Drag
Lorke
Sewn
Lake
Thompson, Mareeba
Mallia Co
A. Mars
Agent Dalgety and Co
Townsville
Odes
Victoria
Boudinge Creek Street
Wylues
Gover Ageia
Cafual
Polley Halters
Field Bettieg Books
Chen i
Anys
Emily
The
Scots College
Ross Bay
AX Teresa Sa
Ray
Ashworth Aspinal
Bal
Wonder
Siz
Ceylon
Australia
M. Boland
Stig Toupee
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