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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1918
Page
4
A deputation from the New South Wales Fruitgrowers Association told Mr Jensen that if the disease reached the state the million trees at stake would be at risk. The minister agreed to their demand to prohibit imports, noting Australia can meet its own orange and lemon needs.
July 29 sale at Hobart abattoirs marks first published schedule of fixed meat prices. Only two set grade beef cuts fetched 46 a head. 175 cattle and lambs entered. Hunger fears if supplies don’t arrive. Prices Commissioner urged to seek Federal help.
The Cooktown track presents weights for the meets with horses such as Pan coe Dargent Aviator Froddle Romanms Mhos Prince Kin Youre Bree Currajong Lady Gossoog Ephor Why Austin Hiawatha Hellman Silverstain Dar Proddle Rhos and more. Acceptances for the listed races close Saturday next as the meeting looks set for a great day under favorable weather though Be is lame and the track remains soft but in good order.
Brisbane July 2 deck weights for G T C Winter Exhibition meetings on August 16 14 and 17. First Day Ascot Handicap six furlongs names Amierdown Pah King Molly's Robe Gold Tie Lieutenant Linacre Bandoliero Bald pate Larinite Hugo Sammil Saymin Don Scorn West Molong Had Wist Cane King Downcast Jessa Nancy Ahab Rivet gh or hairy traver G11 47. Second DecarERonsies Handicap twelve miles Lanins Bunting Red Pennant Nojah Limited The Bounce Wener Pe Riete Kold osewood Lad Tsquisara Ca spus Eb Laddie Pride Gin My Sadie Gun id Gay Exhibition Handicap eleven miles Bastinging Red Pennant Pah King Nojah The Bounce Limited Venerable Queen Reache Ria King Bardondine Babipate Rameses Rolad Rosewood Lad Irish Princess Wert Molong Taguisara Sir Syce Eb Laddie Oudonarde Scotch Birdie Prudents Pride My Thoughts My Ladie Misitra Avosetta.
In Melbourne Jal, the ANE event faces confusion with unclear entries for the Australian Steeplechas and several horses named Werribee, Curtis, Sir Prim, Loo tom, and Belgian "Caulfe". Authorities debate race lineup and cup allocations as details remain incomplete.
A crowded show at the stadium next to the Palace Theatre drew a mixed audience including many women. The bill featured Flynn delivering his usual routine in a lengthy program that continued through the theater portion of the night, with Pre. W contributing to the vaudeville segment.
The event featured Roserrato with a clear baritone performing When Irish Eyes Were Smiling, followed by a stirring monologue. Murphy impressed the crowd with pluck as punches sent a midriff shot. Albert Lloyd, Australia’s heavyweight champion, fought Kelly Mansfield before Cairns and others as six rounds for £5 lured local contenders to stay.
In Brisbane this afternoon at the Waterloo Cup meeting A. G. Logelock's Din defeated J. Stack's Power Mick to win the stake. The final of the greyhound event was Geire's Ambition from Fantasedore.
Fragmentary text questions why morning groans signal aging and irritability. It mentions personal health, daily tasks, and a reference to Kid Sheldon and a purchasable item, Newman's Sauce, with miscellaneous cryptic notes.
The Gazelle troupe of Indian magi cians and illusionists plus Richard Hayes and Little Rex headline a diverse bill. On screen selections include Nancy's Birthright and The Secret the Submarine. The program features a submarine air inhalation demonstration and a dramatic tale The Straight Way at the Palace with Val eska Surat. The Cairns Theatre offers The Devil's Needle with Norma Talmadge and Tully Marshall and The Globe of Death thrill show to close.
Sufferers from sciatica urged to use Chamberlains Pain Balm for prompt relief. The testimonial claims fast pain alleviation justifying its price and availability widely.
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