Cairns Jockey Club Races Weights for Saturday Meet
Weights for Cairns Jockey Club race meeting on Saturday December 6 include divisions of handicaps and hacks across multiple furlong events. Notable entrants include Thumbs Up, Miss Regale, Abbas Greet Dawn, Persian Of and others in the First and Second Divisions, with entries listed for Fourth, Summer, Sixth and Seventh Divisions, all declared at Cairns on December 2, 1847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Jockey Club
Miss Regale
Abbas Greet Dawn
Innuy
Brisbane Trial Gallops At Ascot And Doomben
At Ascot and Doomben two year olds impressed with strong work. Conel led Minds Choice by six lengths over half a mile on the cinders in 50 seconds, last three taking 78. Zoe finished with Student Prince in 38 and a half furlongs on sand. Noble Hero went half a mile in 51 with last three in 39. Langley ran three furlongs in 38 and a quarter. Donette did two miles in 50 with last three in 50. Hedui and Bobbie Burnd contested several sprints on cinders and turf with fast splits.
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Brisbane
T. Conel
Zor
Ascot
Donette
Doomben
Man Leesh
Hedui
Ber
Bobbie Burnd
Lord Lennox
Inkspot
Monty
Forre
Mareeba Triumphs Over Atherton In Rifle Match
Mareeba defeated Atherton by eight points in a Leama match at Mareeba with 600 and 500 yards events. Top Mareeba scorers included J Cahill 46 and C Thompson 46, while Atherton leaders were M Anderson 46 and D McVicar 43. Conditions were fair after a late start and mirage changes. thirteen shooters faced targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareeba
Atherton
Bimrose
Thompson
J. Cahill
Por Atherton
M Anderson
D. McVicar
Alexander
M. Anderson
C. Thompson
W Alemander
J. Prince
BB J Kneubuler
D McVicar
W. Anderson
B. Hall
G Lane
L. Dillon
J. O'Bairne
J. Price
C. Elma
F Bumrage
F. Levis
A. Lane
F. Reichardt
W. Headly
L Black
A. Langton
D. Cowie
WG Mewell
Restrictions on Thames Fishing in Edward II Era
England imposed fishing restrictions around 1316 to curb fraud and illegal practices. During Edward II's reign lawmakers set mesh size limits to regulate fishing in the Thames, aiming to prevent cheating and protect fish stocks.
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England
Edward II
Thames
Find the Ball Game Convictions Upheld in New Zealand
Judge Blair of the Supreme Court upheld New Zealand Newspapers Ltd and Eric Vernon Dumbleton against convictions over the Find the Ball competition run by Auckland Star. The scheme was ruled a game of chance not skill. New Zealand Newspapers was previously fined £10 for using its premises as a common gaming house. Dumbleton’s penalty was reserved. Evidence showed profits beyond prize money, with proceeds to charity.
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A.a.p.reuters
Bilstr
Supreme Court Today
New Zealand Newspapers Ltd
Auckland Star
Eric Vernon Dumbleton
Auckland Tar
Blair
Newland Newspapers
Surf Life Saving Notes North Queensland inspection and carnival results
Messrs AR Donaldson and S Costa, Queensland State centre inspectors, will visit North Queensland clubs teaching new streaming methods and gathering feedback. They plan visits to Innisfail Cairns Ingham Ayr Townsville and Brisbane by air after December 13. North Queensland championships at Yorkeys Knob January 4 draw about 800 members. carnival results show Ayr Etty Bay Mission Beach Cairns Arcadia Picnic Bay dominating multiple events with close finishes and strong overall performance.
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Messrs
AR. Donaldson
S Costa
Queensland
Surf Life Saving Association of Australia
Donaldson
Mr Costa
I Tully
Innisfail
Cairns
Costs
Ingham
Ayr
Townsville
Donaldson and
Costa
Brisbane
Muasaion Tesch Surf Life Saving Club
Aly
Taft
Etty Bay
Arcandia
Carcarry
Neary
Taylor
Muir
Price
A. Boundy
Mission Beach
K Kaurila
Duncan
Robson
Ladd
Picnic Bay
Sestero
Gourley
Arcadia
Keurila
Fielding
Tait
Astorquis
Anderson
Istria
Byrne
Smith
Forest Beach
Yorkey's Knob
North Bartier
Messrs R. Donaldson
Conia
Swiss Train Olympic Hopes MACOLIN
The Sounds Confederation's School of Sports and Gymnastica plans a 750000 structure on 30 acres to train for 1948 and future Olympics attracting 184 guests and 18 winners. Swiss roader league coach Arnold Glatthard led a two week course for winter games at St Morte, Paava Karikko guides other athletes arriving for next summer London games. Daily 184 visitors and 34 courses hosted 1250 amateurs with 2300 in 48 athletic specifications. Political tension exists in some areas over athletic schooling while promoters press ahead believing results justify expansion.
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Macolin
Switzerland
Sounds Confederation
School of Sports and Gymnastica
Ague
Arnold Glatthard
Greenstone
St, Morte
Shiea
Paava Karikko
London
Multiple Public Notices and Auctions Across Queensland
The report lists several notices from Queensland hospitals boards and agencies. It notes staffing needs at Richmond District Hospital and Atherton Hospital, and auction plans for dairy herds, plant, and furniture in areas including Mareeba and Digger Street. Also mentions a December 1 meeting at Bourke’s Hotel and a Tohoe Air Force branch meeting.
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Richmond District
North Queenslan N
Keren Association Ltd
Mareeba
Atherton Hospital
Stanthorpe Hospitals Board
Bourks
John Barclay
Cow
Digger-street
Lipstick Not Helpful for Pradients in Harsh Warnings
A fragmented note warns that certain lipstick claims fail to deliver expected benefits and may be inappropriate for sensitive audiences. The terse text emphasizes skepticism about cosmetic promises and potential harm from misleading labels.
Wether Ster Parted Overlend and Whipp
A fragmentary notice reports a dispute involving Wether Ster and Overlend Whipp with unspecified details. The readable text hints at a financial or contractual matter but lacks concrete dates places or actions. Further readable context is needed to clarify the event and parties involved.
Cairns Bowls Club Notes and Weekend Results
Week end bowls results list teams and scores including Martin Kite Tedman v Jones Dillon Martinie 21-18 and Norris Symons Morgan 23-21. A Grade Singles Morgan v Sinclair 31-16. Consistency Handicap Topliss v Boden 151-114, Symons v Wiseman 150-120, Creedy Iser v Ryan 152-147. Graded Threes Bosanke Wiseman Goode v Toplisa Jensen Sinclair 22-20. Sinclair praised for 9-2 start. Morgan recovered to win. Goode rink won last end. five on the Are end. President H. Purcell presented Les Skellern a bowls bag before departure to Townsville. Mosaman Pennant players visited Cairns. scores listed. Five rinks to visit Malandhe Club next Sunday. list of players provided. Next weekend competitions set for Saturday with Kelly Barrington Martinuzard v Bosanko and Wiseman Goode Gundey. Morgag v Creedy.
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Martin
Kite
Tedman
Jones
Dillon
Martinie
T. May
Jordan
C. Many
Norris
Symons
Morgan
McKewan
Dowling
Y Wv Kelly
Gabriel
Rae
Close
Stevenson
Tadmen Bosanke
Cunningham Morgen
Sinclair
Topliss
Boden
Wiseman
Creedy Iser
Ryan
Bosanke
Goode
Toplisa
Jensen
Goode Way
H. Purcell
Les Skellern
Cairns
Townsville
Skellern
Mosaman
Cocossman
Lunn
Rex
Robbins
Hodesdon
Mooney
Howard
Cunningham Boland
McClariy
Mackay
Wood
Mischiewski
Aghion
Glasheen
Aren Welch
Cress
Young
Price
Smith
Thomason
Malandhe
Purcell
Kerr
Seo
White
May
Kelly
Thomacom
Boland
Barrington
Welch
Symona
Love
Cunningham
Kelly Barrington
Martinuzrd
Bosanko
Goode Gundey
Morgag
Creedy
Maebonic Club Notes Purple Team Triumph in Bowling Clash
Maebonic club reports Sunday bowling clash where the Maemonic purple pennant team defeated Cairns purple team. Match results list Cyril Skinner McFarlane Parry Wardov Jones Stephenson Jensen Thompson 30 17 in one pairing and a 32 14 score for another. Other lines include Lew Dimes Carroll Wilmith McKewen How ard McLaughlin Welch 24 30 and Thornley Shaw Patry Magers more. Further scores: Thorney 31 11 Jorgensen nee Mrs Blackmore Cecil 31 11 Whalley Healy Brest Gel Gack Wherry Box Gamble Cyril Gainer Parry Tremnpeer 33 Parry mnal Crowley O'Brien. Williamson Speed 36 28 Peters Dimes Richardson Carvolth Hoole W Mamgton O'Brien Jagerndorf 30 14. Friday there will be a sixes social evening for trophy presentations. Next Sunday is the annual Diggers day with luncheons for all bowlers and nominees urged to join.
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Cairns
Maxonic
Cyril Skinner
McFarlane
Parry
Wardov
Jones
Stephenson
Jensen Thompson
Wherry
Richardson
Brest
Gamble
Hollingsworth
Roche
Cuming
Area
Lew, Dimes
Carrol Wilemith
McKewen
Howard McLaughlin
Welch
Masonica Cairns
Ore ‘Thornley
Shaw Patry
Magers More
Ts. F. Thompson
Nee Jorgensen Oy
Blackmore
Cecil Aed
Whalley
Healy
Gack
Box
G Tremnpeer
Crowley
O'Brien
Williamson
Speed
Peters Dimes Richardson
Carvolth
Atherton Beats Gordonvale In Purple Pennant Aggregate
In Gordonvale on November 23 Atherton defeated Gordonvale 75 to 34 in the Purple Pennant match. Players listed include Anderson White Pair weather Marsh v McKeowin Heegan Nixon Whitaker Dowker Louis Milla Townson Cowie Wadley Young Thomson Volp Parry Hesp Reed v Stewart Cloutier Cook Leinster. Atherton won on aggregate and two rinks.
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Gordonvale
Atherton
Anderson
White
Pairweather
Marsh
McKeowin
Heegan
Nixon
Whitaker
Dowker
Louis
Milla
Townson
Cowie
Wadley
Young Thomson
Volp
Parry
Hesp
Reed
Stewart
Cloutier
Cook
Leinster
Cairns to Meet Tully in Far North Final
The Advany Shield premiership final for the Far North will be played next Sunday at Innisfail with Tully facing Cairns. Tully beat Babinda to clinch the southern division title, while Cairns edged a draw with Tableland to win the northern division. The final starts at 10 o'clock, with Cairns departing at 1:20 am by White Car.
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Advany
Far North
Innisfail
Tully
Cairns
Babinda
Babinda-Inisfail
Crirr
Ball
Tablelamed
Stevens
Olson
Horwood
Tableland
Whittaker
Wallere
Budden
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Lake-street
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