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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
11
fragmented sports notes list various teams and players with unclear associations and corrupted names. readable fragments mention regional matches and possible results though specific outcomes and dates are not established.
A cluttered OCR note lists numerous names, places, and terms from a meeting report. It mentions people such as Jon Sta Sapien Aintraian and Anita with scattered references to venues, dates, fares, and stakes. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A read fragment notes an event involving Tunewart Shillitn and a group or place named Cairns Paw. The legible parts reference Abbuit Strack and Nurile Wieewialond in unclear connection.
A garbled note lists a horse racing event on June 1 at Flemington with multiple horses and times. It mentions runners such as Royal Throughs, Silent Night, Ruby Trinket, Rampant, Ken, Vienna, Handi cap entries, and various odds or weights. The text is unclear but centers on the upcoming meeting and listed contestants.
Surrey Town column pieces a crowded match plan with Toby's Football figures and a long list of players. It references Alton, Lyanhoe Juniors, and Ki Ora Juniors, with notes on reserves, captains, and upcoming fixtures. The piece expresses optimism amid uncertain results and highlights community events surrounding the matches.
The document lists Milnor High School players including Huras Schrader Reaned Dakiey Smith Collins Love Tyson Callmite Tilion Hartieu and others for a forthcoming fanshaill game. It names candidates for Milnor Junior team and notes representatives for a national match.
Fragmentary notes describe referees and players for a Tuesday youth game night. Mentions include Kennedy, Mr Thompson, and adults guiding a ground-natives event at a field near Gardonvaley. Start time listed as 7:45 with seniors present.
A garbled report describes a civic welcome in Townsville for Cairne visitors and notes ongoing communication between two towns. The fragment mentions past events, leadership remarks, and a political undercurrent with references to power, titles, and local figures amid unclear details.
Upper Tableland match report from our correspondent notes the 18th round of the Tableland fixtures played at the Herberton Show Ground. The summary highlights a fine effort from the visiting side and a competitive display by both teams.
An article describes a lively match between Herberton and Ravenshoe with strong runs by Herberton players Berherton and Adenek while Ravenshoe efforts by Bob Rose and Walter Tay secure tries. The game ends with Herberton winning and details include penalties, conversions, and noted players.
Sunday afternoon play at Gordon’s Club drew a local crowd to witness mixed doubles action. Notable results included Mrs Jamieson and Mrs Barton defeating Mrs Wyatt and Mrs Muir 6 5, with other pairs contesting closely. Final scores reflected a lively, though incomplete, match sequence.
A messy note outlines arrangements for a match at Faris on May 3 with various participants and prizes. It mentions a Chub championship, a Mackay Duff rope cup, and cash prizes, with references to names like Siki Buffahi and Termarroy, though many words are garbled.
A large theft occurred in Mosman as a thief took a significant 2800 value haul from a residence. The incident was reported with partial details and involves descriptions of the suspect’s actions and location. Further specifics remain unclear from the readable text.
A jagged OCR passage mentions the Soviet realm and western coalitions, noting welfare and relocation. It references Europe and Allies with mentions of convicts and courts, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
An item notes a person named Larkin with a focus on work completion and expected reward. The fragment mentions a newt and water paths and a referenced Australian connection, but lacks clear action or outcome.
Fragmentary listing shows men’s boots and Derby styles with various prices and descriptions. Mentions include Moss Tan Willow Cali Derby Boot and Elastic Side Riding Boot with notes on welted construction and sewn soles. Prices appear as old currency formats, with multiple product lines and vague measurements.
Holiday sale offers sewn soles Cuban heels and patent court shoes for ladies with price tags including 12 6 and 14. Also lists styles for girls and children with selections in brown gray and tan leather with mutton booth options.
Fragmentary report notes a Victorian caucus visit with names Kogan Hailey and Webber appointed to Koo and divorced for candidacy support for a policy backed by the Thendare government related to Ne farmers license in Queensland.
Readable lines indicate British naval activity with two crui sers, one armed, amid a report on war presence. The garbled text obscures full event details and dates.
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