Victoria v. Whet Australia match summary found in local scorecard
Victoria totaled 370 in 372 minutes with Watt reaching a century and several players contributing. West Australia replied with 307 as Lambert Freer Jinks Loxton and Fothergill led the bowling. Edwards and Maddocks toped Victoria for early building while Watt remained not out at 104.
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Doumber 13 and 13 Crepdom Steno Case Notes
An OCR fragment lists names and places with unclear terms. The readable items reference Doumber 13 and 13 Crepdom and mention Joapher Steno and CGerewen as potential persons or entities, though the context is fragmented and the exact event is unclear.
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RACE SUMMARY OF NICKIES G AND CAPTAIN HANSEN EVENTS
In a noisy race card, Nickies G finishes two lengths ahead of Piedon ante with Findem close behind in second. Third place goes to Satin Wor with Captain Hansen finishing near the back as observed times range around 7 and 19 seconds per furlong, detailing multiple horses with lengths and head margins.
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Unclear fragment mentions bail figures and police notes
Fragmentary notes reference bail amounts for several individuals and a police perspective. It also mentions a person named Mookie and a December 12 date, but the text is garbled and many details are unreadable.
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Wallabies Triumph Over Ireland 16-2 in London
The Australian Rugby Union team defeated Ireland by 16 points, leading 11-3 at halftime. New Zealand also posted a strong win as they faced Trinity.
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Results of games played on Thursday in E Wisk
Mesdames Terry and Res led the proceedings with the strongest performances as games concluded on Thursday at E Wisk, giving spectators a glimpse of the season’s competitive edge and upcoming fixtures.
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Mesdames Terry
Res
Queensland medi grate boost proposal mirrors NSW police clubs
Government backed scheme to support clubs in Queensland similar to the Police Boys Club in New South Wales is discussed. Motion seconded to send a formal censure to Cairns Amateur Association over nominations and matchmaker influence. Notices urge clubs to comply with open orders and future trophies. apologies noted for non attendance. refunds ordered for L Johnson. under 6 stone fights to be four 14 round bouts.
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Police Boys’ Club
New Bouth Wales
H. Smith
Maher
Moss
Cairns
Ibers
Loctenvale
Mareeba
Cairne
Tetiman i
Braba
L. Johnson
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