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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1931
Page
11
A fragmented notice states that responsible parties are notified of obligations related to Amare Qoudtat, with references to football and related activities. The readable text mentions duties and potential actions by those accountable. The item resembles a public or legal notice in a sports context.
A fragmentary note lists numerous individuals including Navdipamy Pitre and Pyar Year-Old, with unclear roles. The text appears as a garbled selection or roster while mentioning a reader Semuad Nixmee and others. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Fragmentary text mentions selections and a leader figure and a prince in a distorted sentence. No clear event or full names identified. Summary captures uncertain sprint of people and titles without concrete details.
Fragmented OCR presents obscure names and terms: Dommgeter Meadow feet division foblet promon Ante Vivines eet Rint Tetternall's tap Met Riley There Vest Ot Spathen Nevire Wabnter Weller Talgan.
In a brief notes column, Dewanter and Dye Mattei Ree Bad are listed among local selections. The segment lacks full context or complete details, offering only scattered names and phrases from an archival page.
W Cook the Webbines jockey Let Wear headed the list of winning jockeys with G Nollan trainer and the horse Re Fart issued with a twelve month suspension for improper practices. Kud and Noonan will appeal.
Entries for the Kings Cup of Flu in Perth list many names and horse entries including Shyme Colours Rose horn Regarra Solfaho Woed Arab Red Javelin Encenter Spearage Caen and others. The notice also mentions Lady Pica Syncopate Resource and Arimond among many names, with Wellington in New Zealand noted and a prize range from 400 to 0.
August 1 report from Forest Hills notes several matches with many players named. Mrs Harper defeats tera and Mrs Moody beats Mies Riley while Dorathy Weisel from Sacramento is mentioned. Weather caused postponements as Mrs Whittinestall beats Alive France and a tie ensues between Mrs Jessup and Mrs Shepherd Barron. In the third round Jacobs faces Virginia Hillery.
In Newport on August 19, the tournament featured several singles and doubles matches. Terry defeated Loth 4 2, Wien beat Shields 3 4 6 1, Van Ryne downed Bryant Grant from Atlanta 8 10, Wood defeated Dore 4 Bolchelles and Harties beat Jakeness in doubles with Ferchwith and Casper Mannes advancing.
Forest ILL August 20 reports doubles wins by Round and Seisa firube over Pittmar and Ridley with 3 5. Shepherd Barron and Mudford beat Leboutillier and Stoddard 6 2 6 1. Whitingstall and Newhart beat Wightman and Sigourmey 6 2 6 2. Nuthall beat Cruckshal 6 3 6 2. Mrs Shepherd Barrio defeated Mrs Jessep 6 3 6 0. Mpls defeated Paley. Newport August 20 shows Hughes and Gilbert Pall with Ed Ceidleman in doubles. Newport August 21 semis Perry beat Wood. Wy dletante Perry 3 5 24 0 5. Walker Vines beat Van Ryn 3 9 3 0 6 2.
Attendance tomorrow at Parramatta Park will decide if the Far North earns a date in the League tour of Australia next season. Extra seating and improvised stands on motor lorries will be used to handle crowds as officials aim for a near interstate standard game. The day features a four-league march and a 4 pm bye game under referee Lal Deane with plans for a Cairns souvenir program and a lecture by Deane on Sunday at 10:30 am.
The Daily Mail in Cairns discusses Harold Burns as captain, noting why his prominence will command interest across Northern sporting circles. The commentary reflects regional attention to his leadership and impact.
Amended fixture list highlights Harold Burns a Cairns born athlete who starred for North and later Queensland in cricket and rugby league. The piece notes his Sheffield Shield hopes, strong fielding, and potential to push for higher honors, while detailing team lineups and referees from the era.
In Cairns Post letter, a reader agrees with Father of 12 that a combined big team could beat the selectors. They urge a charity match with ambulance gate proceeds, praising the sport and community support, naming players such as Mack, Gud, Lee, Sted and Greenwood from towns including Babinda and Tully.
Australia wide bowling carnival heads to Brisbane with teams from New Zealand and several states. Age groups and nationals compete as 1914 era plans show expected attendance around 19 000 to 20 000 pounds spent and a large field of players from Queensland Victoria South Australia Western Australia and Wales.
A large field is expected for two northern championship events at the Catrus Golf Crate's Tinks this Sunday. Arrangements are in place and entries must reach the organizers by 50 am. In Sydney a gulf match drew a big gallery as 14 year olds Harry Williams and Jia Ferrier battled at Rose Bay, with Williams securing a one up win.
Local notices list upcoming happenings and sales across venues like Arts Hall Beactie's Hall and Adenerton areas. Entries include auctions, meetings, dances, and property sales with dates in August and September, featuring names like Gare F Turner and E Hayes and locations such as Land archi and Mesrs A 1 Draper Tad.
Vite service links Cairns Yamyatiurra Allerton Milanda via Caiens with Roa Timetable. Departures include Cairns 7:00 am and 12 noon on Sundays and Tuesday bogs. Services extend to Atherton Wham Nadine with daily times 4:15 and 5:43 pm. Tourist hotel listings and local transport contacts accompany route notes.
ISFAI Aug 21 coaches seek four oared crews to train mornings and evenings. Pairs listed include Peterson with Webb and Waters with Walker among others. Experienced rowers urged to coach and assist on regatta day.
A controversial broadcast notes Bahinds Stager and Nicholls as top defenders and Ford and King as key wingers in a Far North lineup. Cairns and North Queensland reps Peel and Brown praised for reliability and speed while Howarth, Markham, and Jones are highlighted for aggressive play.
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