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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1920
Page
8
A note from July reports the retirement of R Matthew Nathan Weisbane after 35 years of service in the government. Details indicate a formal recognition by the imperial authorities and confirmation of his successor.
Fragmented report lists race outcomes and betting odds for a Cairns event. Mentions names like Evies Prode and Black Harry, various divisions, and stakes details. Minor garbled text limits full clarity but records several winners and placements.
Fragmentary OCR notes list weights times horses names and places including Port Askaug Mursarciua Coro Eastcourt Court Jester and Rose of years with scattered scores and dates. The passage reads like a mishmash of racing results and entrant names without coherent events or outcomes.
In a close contest, the New South Wales side fell short by seven points as Judy Kram TRISBANE led attempts to turn the game in their favor. The defeat highlights ongoing struggles for the squad this season.
The article discusses a yacht racing challenge between America and Ivy, detailing weight allowances for a smaller vessel and the rules to determine measurements. It notes hopes to win the Americant title and reflects on past victories and admirations for American sailing prowess.
Fragmented notes detail a forthcoming match between mill farmbere and town p layers with coaches and officials named. Representatives include Mrs Morem Mrs Kirke Mrs Mearre Dodd D Satchwell and W Boden among others. A Gordonvale challenge is issued with invites to members to attend the court event next Saturday at Aver oat toa with neosavaded Byalee Lacs at the club.
The Chess and Draughts club meets weekly in the Motor Boat Club room on the Esplanche. Members are keen and working hard to grow, with plans for a tournament and interclub match. A ladder system, training for learners, and 12 small tables aim to accommodate many players.
A report discusses efforts to restore natural color in the air, noting matured color tones and the impact of modern technology. It highlights several suggested methods and the ongoing debate among experts about effectiveness and feasibility.
NSW Broken Hill iron trade workers hold a strike meeting in Sydney to discuss stoppages and demands. Officials indicate the dispute should be resolved by Parliament and federal government action, with employers’ side cautious about prolonged disruption.
Acting Premier Pibeliy travels by air from New South Wales to discuss a potential postal and transport accord with the Commonwealth and States. The letter and despatch aim to secure coordinated action and a cordial welcome for a royal visit, with promises of progress and prosperity in the north.
Vague notes describe an interview or delegation in Brisbane with Mr Benson and a Mr Tryon present at a depritation. The text references government cooperation and a local spree but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Brisbane report on the Marine Hoard inquiry into the June 12 stranding of the steamer Bae wong near Pipon Island. Captain Malcolm Smith blamed a sudden hare of wind and speed around 4 knots. Witnesses noted similar occurrences. the board reserved decision on the outcome.
An unclear report notes discussions on peace efforts and price considerations. Key participants or locations are not clearly identifiable from the text provided.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Griffiths work and a siege scene with shouting. The text is garbled but indicates a frame with characters or events, suggesting a discussion of dramatic tension and crowd reactions during a siege sequence.
An archival note records EAE Jo observing an acta entry with Lipton noted in the margin. The fragmentary item suggests a procedural or observational context within the archival page.
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