Anniversary Meeting at Rand Nick in placant weather
Sydney gossip reports the Anniversary meeting at Rand nick opening in calm conditions. The event featured Eastcourt members and Rosewalk participants with remarks from Kenitiont and Walker.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1920
Page
8
Sydney gossip reports the Anniversary meeting at Rand nick opening in calm conditions. The event featured Eastcourt members and Rosewalk participants with remarks from Kenitiont and Walker.
Readable scraps describe horsemen, trainers, and events at a spring or winter meet. Mentions names like Aries, Palen Leal, Silvey Dantet, and Beach Veatsatiine with outcomes and pacing. Boxing notes include George Melon and Jack Brown, plus a New York Yacht Club statement about Shamrock.
Reported accentances for the Launceston Cape Town Blues include riders Nadir Lavine Princess Viewy Servi Lad Trusty Blade Roytah Kerneil Harveser Adaptances for the Cop Steeple chase Laybye Charm Tapall Lee ioe Pewee Ope Mette eet Beinjarry Belgaken CR.
Fragmented report from Brisbane covers flying squadron water events with unclear names and outcomes. Mentions Thelma and Spey heats, engineering strike context, and unsettled results among entrants.
In Brisbane on January 2, American swimmer Norman Ross led races including the 100 yards and a sprint event. F Beaurepaire set pace in several heats as rivals chased, while Cecil Healy of Sydney previously held records. Queensland women’s 100 yards event noted, with Times recorded for sprint results.
A cricket match Saturday night between Atherton District and Carre Uniker Association was affected by heavy rain leaving a very wet wicket. Atherton won by 15 runs with scores featuring Athestim Anaois ta Weake 9, Har fey 1m Hides 4, Murnock 5, Varelly 17, Harley 7, Douglas 7, and Bowls for Cara: AG Oxley 28, T Fase 4, Archibald 3, D McLean 2.
Sydney report: New South Wales versus Victoria commenced with Carter winning the toss and batting. Play ended with stumps drawn after several wickets fell. players named include Carter Mayne Catton Mararney Bilis Shea Bardsley Eis Armst Rider Ketlaway Andrews and Yunch among others.
Brisbane reports a cricket match opening with a large crowd as Alf Verms Querss and colleagues initiate play on Saturday. The game sees Redgrave in the Innings, with Collins McAndrew Ib Kare and Gregory Rowe among the fielding lineup as ALF-1 Innings forms. London notes January date ambiguity.
A review of Cairne Pictures experimental series titled Woman which contrasts modern female roles with historical figures. The program includes segments on Abelard, Edith Cavell, Ayrewe, and Mes Salina, with discussion of moral and philosophical themes, production values, and performances.
At the Lake Server theatre, audience expect "The Lave at Ler fr" and a Dorothy Gab Daly star turn in "Ip the Kaiser's Sandow" with Do vaihy Kehnson and Clement Fauvd. The Austral Theatre presents "Lute of Luxary" and a rework of Bluebied Stet "Lure of Lux fy" starring Ruth Clifford in a wrestling tale.
Holland contends she is not a party to the peace treaty and objects to the surrender of the ex Kaiser as against usich conanataon sod traditions.
A fragmentary note praises an anti Bolshevik treatise and calls for unity against Bolshevism. The piece quotes lines about resisting harsh regimes and urges readers to share the message widely.
The text blends a disturbed wartime sermon describing horror and moral collapse with a jumbled land sale advertisement. It references Petrograd and religious imagery, then abruptly shifts to farm and acre prices, listing parcels, prices per acre, and scattered place names.
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