Innisfail Race Meeting set for December 5
Innisfail cursorily previews the Saturday race meeting on December 5 with 30 horses entered, notes unsettled weather affecting northern entries, and expects bedeviled turnout. Nominations close at 6 pm December 3 with NDRA affiliated clubs racing, and gate passes required at the outer gate.
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Innisfal
Ingham
Cairns
Townsville
Herberton
Innisfail
Rev
Bih
At & Pan
N.D.R.A
Tharedas
Rising star C A McCoombe shines for Queensland cricket
The Maryborough Chronicle notes C A McCoombe's rapid rise from local to state selection. He scored 176 for the Community against Metropolitan, then 137 and 52 not out in successive matches after returning home. He is chosen to represent the Country against England at Warwick, with Cairns and Waratah teams planning holidays and a monogram for the association secretary.
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Maryborough
Coombe
C. A. McCqombe
Ini
Terromt
Comuiry Agacnet
Lahenian
Queensland
Beadman
Bowls Cairne Club Notes By Watty
Hot weather challenged bowlers as Monday morning work resumed for the Bowls Cairne Club. Friday’s pair event saw O'Meara’s rink edge Key by a last move, with many teams listed in a partial results rundown and match notes.
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Cairne Club
Watty
Banst
O'Meara
Teen Faosedt
Cheb Damagies
P. Ge Balfe
Consinnenes Oe
Golf Inniofail Notes Championship Heats At Innisfail
Innisfail December 3 Sunday morning saw three more championship heats. Webb beat Macartney 4 and 3. Rudder defeated Webb 9 up and to play. Duncan and Misa Stewart lost to Read and Miss M Shaw 4 up and 2 to play. Final heats to decide singles championship to follow. A large roll up attended the afternoon event with De F Edwards patron distributing prizes and praising the gathering.
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Innisfail
Webb
Macartney
Rudder
Duncan
Misa Stewart
Read
Miss M. Shaw
Edwarda
Club notice outlines several event results and acknowledgments
The report lists winners across singles and pairs in mixed and ladies events, with names including Hane, Hughes, Olsen, Read, Shaw, Rudder, Duncan, Macartney, and others. Patrons praise the competitions, urging continued club support as officials thank sponsors and participants.
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Mias WN
Shera Teociate Paira
Mr. Hughes
Miss Olsen
C. M. Read
M. Shaw
C. Rudder
F. Duncan
Gente
J. Macartney
G. W. Hughes
W. J. Davelea
Mr. Shaw
E. C. Crouch
George Read
Ards
W. D. Davies
Mrn J
He Tgents
Woods
Dea Johnston
Des Johnston
Duncan and Page Reach Semi Finals in Week of Golf Events
Duncan and Page advance to semi finals this week with finals hoped before Sunday. A series of competitions is planned for both ladies and gents players with afternoon tea and good weather expected to draw a large crowd. The golf course details show new fairways and a measured 2609 yard nine holes, with the same distance for the other nine making 18 holes total 52 yards.
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Duncan
Page
Portrait of Sir Walter Scott Found in Hidden Tussood Treasures
A neglected portrait of Sir Walter Scott, possibly a Wilkie study, was found among the Tussood family treasures in London. The work is painted on floor cloth and may date to 1826, with a signature hard to read and ties to Abbotsford. The article notes doctors per population rising in Britain, quoting the British Medical Journal.
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Walter Scott
Tussood
Ianons London Wayworks
Saya
London Daily Chronicle
North
David Wilkie
Abbotsford
Islea
Firltiah Medical Journal
Shire notices warn impounding of trespass animals and bridge closure
The Peauglas Shire Council warns that all horses on roads reserves and unenclosed land after December 7 will be impounded. Messrs Burns Philp and Co advertise tenders for steamers under contract. Auctioneers E Peters and T Reddan announce sales of household goods. Winaroo Shire notes Pink's bridge on the Atherton Yangaburra road is closed to traffic from Thursday until repairs are completed.
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Peauglas
Mess. Burns, Philp
Atherton
Atherton-Yangaburra
Edge Vill
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Advertised in 1914 Cairns
The notice warns of kidney disease dangers and promotes Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. Testimonies from F. C. Sprenger of Cairns and Mrs. Sprenger claim backache and kidney relief lasting many years. Pills sold by chemists and storekeepers, with contact lines for Cairns and surrounding areas.
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F.C. Sprenger
Waterstreet
Cairns
Banisfail
Dean
Lona
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Iccormick
Deering
Cormick
Porce
H. J. Bulcock
McCormick-Deering
Cairns and District
Men's Wear Store
Oxford
Marshall's
F. H. Jone
Alfred Taylor
Fas
Teame
Herberton Jockey Club
Herberton Dorky? Chub
Innisfail Turf Club
Q'Hara
Coote
Holand
Roa
Neary
Wateon
Kelly
Trathen
V. Roberta
Row
Boland
Clark
Robricht
Dictated Thompson
Phillips
Watson
Swinburn
Lennon
el D'Arcy
Barry
Hinach
Currie
Ross
Lodel
Hudson
Lowrie
Cannon
Pittard
Capron
Olley
Grier
Cene
Rollwagen
Ay Lennon
West Wioend
Boland v. Roche
McLaughlin v. Trathen
Bun Ley
the League
Cairme
Ron
Waratala
Lock’e" McMahon
Rovers
Cai Hscneison
Timetcanee
Yengaburre
Yungeburra
Poiren
Tregty
O'Hara
Bolend
McGrah
Carrie
Wood
Manat
da Forte
Mere
Laasok
Golf Inniofail Notes
Aml Todd
Peebles
Grishens
Steererach
Northern Australian Breweries Ltd
Grice’s
Shields Street
Cairne
Queen Street
Brisbane
Tommy Short Junior
Tommy Short
Under Tree
Abbott
Mhone
Hes
Ce Lees Eee
Whittick
Owen Whittick
Abbott Etreet
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