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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1931
Page
10
The readable fragments show a generic public notice style with no clear names dates places or actions. It lacks concrete entities to identify, leaving only vague terms and partial phrases.
The Cairns Jockey Club announces its annual meeting to be held Friday and Saturday. Nominations are due at four o clock this afternoon. Racing updates include Caerleon winning the Feltpee Stakes at Sandown Park and Lord Derby reporting costs and profits from his 40 horses. Delegates travel from Cairns to Ingham for the Ipseuivall meeting as part of the week’s racing events.
Weights released for the Herbet River Jockey Club meeting on Friday show divisions for Flying Ha and Third Division races. Entries include Fair Exchange 103, Yel Swette 9, Hienal 98, Royal Estate 813, Windsor Lad 81, Red Vallee 7.10, Amberhill 7.9, Diamond Scholar 7.8, Mauve Tie 9.5, Seeet tilde 94, Night Scholar 93, Archie dale 9.1, Oil King 9.4, Steel Spark 6.13, Abbe Heath 33, and other listed weights for various contenders.
The contest featured Rockets vs Kangaroos and Edmoston taking Eurekas in a busy lineup of matches. Standout players included Dullard, Alister A, and Steel Spark as teams fielded lineups like Railier and Salt Shrine.
Melbourne reports a jockey suspension following an incident during the Epsom Handicap race. The disciplinary action came after the incident led to scrutiny of the race and its handling. The rain was a factor considered in the fallout.
In a dramatic second speedway test at Leicester the English captain Burton crashed after braking on the last lap, breaking his thigh as Johnson collided with him. Australias led early but the heat ended in chaos with riders arguing and the match opening on a sensational note.
A mechanical electric driven device, push powered, dries wet cricket pitches with a gale of air. Originated by F Corterel, clerk of works at Lords. A wooden model preceded the metal counter device. Tests show potential use for tennis courts. 16 gallons of water removed in half an hour. RJ Gregory of Surrey named as twelfth man for the New Zealand test on July 29.
The Herberton Club hosted a 600 yard rifle shoot with G Pearson the only scorer to place. A luncheon and afternoon tea followed the event as members reflected on results and aimed to improve.
A mangled account from a 1930s sports page notes Queensland players and officials advocating a pause to allow reassessment of a proposed tour. Officials discuss refereeing issues and whether certain referees should oversee games to ensure fair play. The piece hints at plans to report opinions after a committee meeting.
The Premier announces stricter measures to tighten drug use including cocaine heroin morphine and cannabis with heavier penalties for cyanide and animal slaughter. He discusses a hospital upkeep tax and government bills on local authorities wool industry leases mortgagors rights stock returns forestry and crime enforcement.
Messrs Butler and Trucane announce a yellowonvera sale at the Mulgrave sale yards on Sunday. The notice mentions jets 25 at 35 pm and includes garbled lines likely detailing bidders and times. July 3 at 3 pm referenced.
Auss A Adams known as Mother and Grandmother for her faded hair shared a home made mix that darkens hair, softens it, and avoids scalp staining. The procedure uses seven parts water, ten parts Bay Rum, one ounce glycerin, one ounce Oriex Compound, and one ounce Glyfained.
At the request of few clients the store opens a new branch in qeith boasting the largest Woollens assortment in the North. Hundreds of patterns available. All orders will be produced in the Cairea Branch under the supervision of Cutter and Manager Mr Sam Hillman ensuring first class article.
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