Nominations for Cooktown Turf Club meeting announced
Excellent nominations have been received for the annual meeting of the Cooktown Turf Club set for August 6 and 16. Horses from Sydney are expected to travel. selections feature The Spire and Lord Haven in hurdles and Cagou and Promised Land in flying handicap with many named horses and breeders listed.
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Validity
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Astia
Nerrin
Nursery
Furtons
Neville
Peat
Verdun
Airify
Fiargea
Staylace
Taneerry
Carbean
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Plumer
Jessie Bo
Ballet Queen
Kilwarlen
Waterproof
Miss Eagon
Madeline
Dulwich Hill
Tarbrax
Odaleen
Coxcomb
Rosehill
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Machine Boy
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Chita
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Arch
Burnlam
Lauvetier
Gallipoli
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Chicker
Oreille
Sornette
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Swanker
Rimeu
Hunjles
Gous
Amadis
Bardolph
Dungannon
Granville
Jacka
Sword of Honor
Kilmaine
Ric
Asti
Plargea
Clara
Carbera
Woodwild
Carlingford Wiles
Tea Cosy and Rooster Show Winners Listed
A fragmentary local notice lists tea cosies and roosters won by various presenters and contestants. Names include Miss Rogers Mrs Hughes Mrs Atherton Mr Nixon Mrs Tagg Mrs Lin nett Carpender and Miss Holt. Several items such as cushions and chairs are noted as not yet completed with winners to claim prizes.
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Jack Holt
Hughes
Aplin Street
AL. Bell
Florence Street
Miss Rogers
E. A Atherton
Nixon
Maveshiba
Bar Barnes
Hugh Turner
OConnor Opera Company dazzles in The Count of Luxembourg
OConnor Opera Company pleased audiences with The Count of Luxembourg last night at Mr OConnors venue. The company’s singing dancing and stage presence were praised with the staircase waltz a standout. Tonight the season closes with J C Williamson comic opera High Jinks featuring D B OConnor Miss Violet Collinson Hilda Davenport and Ida Legoate.
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D. B. O'Connor
Violet Collinson
Hilda Davenport
Ida Legoate
Pittard’s
Death of D S Clarke Townsville Journalist
Dodd S Clarke a well known northern journalist died last night at his South Townsville residence from heart disease. A native of Manchester he spent time in New South Wales before moving to North Queensland and helped launch the Bulletin in Townsville with E Rhodes and J K Media. He later worked on the amalgamated Townsville Bulletin and Northern Miner and retired to Magnetic Island Cardwell and South Townsville. He leaves two who are employed on the Bulletin staff.
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N.S.W
North Queensland
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Mossman
Cardwell
Cairns
Townsville
Bulletin
E. Rhodes
J. K- Media
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South Townevillé
Veteran Queensland journalist Buzacott dies at 82
Brisbane reports the death of Charlee Buzacott aged 82 a veteran Queensland journalist and former rockhampton assembly member who emigrated from England in 1852 and Queensland in 1860. He served as Postmaster General in 1879 and faced a prolonged illness.
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Charlee Rusacott
Queensland
Oe Ae
Stanthorpe
De“ceased
Sydney
England
Rockhampton
Thos. McEwraith
Buzacott
Cargo for Queensland Lost Through Enemy Action
Brisbane dispatch reports the Premier received a cable from the Agent General announcing that a pened steamer sailing on July seven with rails and materials for Queensland valued at £29,000 was sunk by enemy action. Measures are being taken to replace the cargo.
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Queensland
Beni Aeben
Government to invite expert for State iron and steel control
The Minister announced the government will invite applications for an expert to oversee the proposed State iron and steel industry at a salary of 1500. The State Iron and Steel Works Bill is before the Assembly, with Mr. Jones hoping for swift passage. The late Lieut is remembered for his devotion and service. Mass will be celebrated in Babinda and Edmonton with local services noted.
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Gillies
The
Queensland Turf Club
Tor Mines
Cairns Methodist Church
Percy's Mipedith Servet in Cairns to Mareeba Friday
Fragmentary OCR recalls Lieut Meredith, a well known North dentist, enlisting as private in infantry and later gaining a commission in France. Mention of Melbourne, life in Egypt and France, and a note about his novels. Also a consumer pitch for Chamberlain's Tablets.
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F. Mipedith
Cairns
Cooma
Mareeba
Egypt
France
Meredith
North
Melbourne
Ander
Aulcock
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