The Catine Pictures At Uphena Theater Tonight
A gripping mystery titled A Voice in the Dark features five characters and a murder, with evidence led by a blind man and a destitute woman. The program also lists a mermaid comedy, Gaumont Graphic, and Australian Review as part of a packed Palace Theatre bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catine
Teesday
Gaumont Graphic
Australian Review
Palace
Selanich
Twitchell
Selsnick Star
Escapi
Yosmguter
Olive Felli
Ory Wet
Wien
Curio
Belmont
Fragmentary report hints at real life drama and a curing programme
A scrambled note mentions deeply intercut men and a real life drama before a prere day. It also references a caging programme. The text is fragmented with unclear specifics but suggests overlapping events and a structured plan.
Roma Street Market Report Shows Mixed Hay Demand
At Roma Street markets on Saturday in Brisbane traders noted moderate supplies and steady demand for lucerne and wheaten hay. Local oaten chaff sold around 6/ per bale while better grades traded at 9/6. Prices for red chat and bagene varied with limited imported chaff and rising supply of lower quality stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Dee
Roma Street
Lucerne
Bageen
Newspaper Sued Over Libel Claim Against The Age
Sir Raber Wallace Rea of Koagong sues for five thousand pounds claiming libel in connection with an article and heading about Federal Elections published in the Age on November 75th. The case concerns the 5,000 pound libel claim against Arn, Syme and Coy.
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Arey Na Anti Eh
David’ Syme
Pi 'al
Raber Wallace Rea
Koagong
New Year meeting nominations and race results at Herberton Club
Nominations close for Herberton Jockey Club New Year meeting on December 16 with clubs Atherton Challenge, Gordonvale, and others. Race program approved by NOAA includes seven events with handicaps and prize money, plus scratchings and subsequent Kylron Park selections and results from Melbourne and Royal Alliance stakes.
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Herberton
Club Hard
Gatar
Atherton
Matetbe Turf Club
NOAA
Dutriet
Soca Ut
Melbourne
Sam See
Iefalta
Shep
Wood
Andy Lad
Harrison
Devereux
Tinedalay
Dempacw
Wellton
Sand
Potluck
Exelion
Mr Fins
Gate Lapalate
Bill Raval Athange
Mawatay Helm
Avvarian
Hsroahh
Gardin
Eget
Sonharne
Img
Am Annee
Geiiian
Broase
Shin Igi
Smt
Anton
Eine
Etn
Wes
Noiaa
Ohepaaraeas
Lady Bete
Reee Ee Wieigref Rusrane Wien
Akenge and Rally Triumph in Close Cricket Match
In a tightly contested two innings match Akenge rallied to defeat Grocers by one run. Scores show a spirited batting effort with Pallvere Crazy posting 12 and Birch 30, while See Chang and Groenre.nin chipped in with key contributions.
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Grocers
Pallvere Crazy
Fersatd
Rina Fon Ryan
J. Fitgeert ‘Birch
Firaditord
Jon
Chang
Keesata
Groenre.nin
Rerbors
Queensland Attack Stifled by Rowe and Thompson's Stand
In Brisbane the Inter State match saw Queensland falter as Rowe and Thompson Rowe anchored a stubborn 2nd innings for 126. Macartney and Mailey shone with the ball as Hornibrook and Oxenham led the bowling attack, leaving Queensland at 200 all out after a rain-affected day.
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Queensland
Barview
Hornibrack
C. ‘Thompson Rowe
Re Oxtthaes
Sin
Wichout
Tou Wicker
Rowe
Salve Feenaland
Farquhar
Aumathea
Tigwereit
Camy
Malley
Noth
Asher
Brisbane
Tod
Teansland
Janie
Ayres
Hornbrook
Mailey
Sundries
Cole
Tatie
Inainge
Coline
Tow
Macartney
Hornibrook
Wells
C Rowe
H Hornibrook
Reams
Hutcheon
Oxenham
Nothling
Hendry
Hornirook
Oldfield
Lin
Sarstow
Barstow
Brigahary
Irs Camping
R. Oxenham
Everett
Nai Ut
Mundi
Bowline Horibrong
Ayre
Oweensland
Smith
Fy O'Connor
Bowling greens and bowls results feature in week action
The report lists multiple bowls matches with players such as Draper Lyon Bulcock and Lowrie. Scores include 151-141 and 150-136 across twenty nine ends, with referees like Birch and Barient noted. Players Kally O Leary Bartlett Hoeren Wolieard Simmonn Hoole Orley and Geling appear among attendees.
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Draper
Birch
Jones
N. Draper
Lyon
Swinturn
Bulcock
Pe Clea A
Rubark
Lowrie
Fia
Dior Ware
Kally
O'Leary
Bartlett
Hoeren
Wolieard
Simmonn
Nani
Orley
Geling Rie
Simpry
Alco
Hooke
Aio
McLaugia
Pari
Tnd
Northage i O'Mears
Ed Hoole
Thorpe
Skeen
Do Ing Ceiget Triumph In Featherweight Bout
In a sparsely legible report a featherweight bout ends with Ceiget winning as the referee stops the contest after a three count protecting the fighter from continued blows. The match notes are fragmentary but indicate a decisive stoppage and victory for Ceiget under the referee's intervention.
Caldaxrows and the Weaving Worries at a Party
A garbled report describes a gathering with mentions of individuals and a governor, noting concerns about a late appearance and a few notable bar party moments. The text is fragmented, with several proper names and places unreadable, but hints at social events and anxieties surrounding attendance.
Murder trial ends with Rowe not guilty in Ingham case
Our Own Correspondent reports that in Townsville before His Honor Justice Blair the jury acquitted Robert Rowe of the murder charge. The case centered on the October 3 execution at Bara near Ingham of Charles Frederick Villa Davidaun as Mrs Bouscoured pursued.
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Rowe
Ingham
Townsville
Justice Blair
Robert Rowe
Charles ‘Federick
Davidaun
Bara
RJ. Bou
Ncharne
Enforcing Awards and Union Speaker Event in Brisbane
Report on a Brisbane gathering where the Amalgamated Society of ... addressed enforcing awards and union affairs. Attendees included regional members and guests. a silver entree dish was presented to My Favell amid remarks praising unity and service to the union. The event closed with continued discussion and renewed vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Amalgamated Society of Ce
Alverson
Cini
Finsneen of the New Bacon Factory at Mareeba
The North Queensland Cooperative Bacon Company reports progress on its Mareeba bacon factory. Subscribed capital totals about 4180 pounds with 367 shareholders already applying and paying, while 220 farmers remain to subscribe. Government support and farmer participation are urged to complete funding for machinery and construction. The board aims to keep costs within capital limits and push toward factory operation in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsneen
Mareeba
Ome
Aub- Seritied
North Queensland
Yida
Parga Chinery
France
Nail
New South Wales
Emmander
Mai
Fragmentary note on events at ESP oat tec archive
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Saabem and Hirats connected to an ESP archive project. It resembles a schedule or event brief with unclear action, unclear dates, and missing identifiers. The readables point to a technical or archival context without concrete outcomes or participants.
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Armstrong
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Stillman
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George Dickinson
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Thones
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Roma
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Jean Lise
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Xpdron Park Meeting
Brbane
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Pomein Mont Hanahan
Baltec
Fethe
Tee Divison
Mirtae
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Golden Athol
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Tham, Sons
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