14 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1943
Page
1
Fragmented text lists numerous job ads and names including service, grocer, nursery, laundry, truck drivers, seamstresses, and associates. Appears as a collage of employment notices, personal notices, and vendor listings with scattered proper nouns and locations.
Fragmentary notice hints at an auction or sale involving individuals Susiralis Wile and Union Tranom Geax. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to be a public sale or distribution event with uncertain participants and outcomes.
General notice from Australian Military Forces listing boundaries and selection procedures. It records a forthcoming election day, mentions the Cane Growers Executive and hospital board results, and lists candidates and times for race events with names and times. The document blends administrative notices with racing results and official declarations.
A dense race card reports several winners including Dive Win by two lengths in mile race with Apt names such as ADE Uf and ALDGATE. Other notable placings show Purpell Moonray Hariies and Burrabil in division events while Clivedon Bubs Car and Charming Lady feature among the field.
Fragmented text hints at health population data from Wales and Ireland. Mentions diphtheria concerns, vaccination timing, and statistical improvements. Notes mention of child populations and potential gains in protective measures.
Fragmented notice for rooms to let on St Esplanade with furnished spaces and conveniences. Mentions three rooms and upstairs plan, with contact details and advertiser box. includes stray lines about lost items and rewards. Complex OCR junk merges housing offer with unrelated fragments.
The Cairns pace club staged a Saturday meet with about 1300 attendees, many bookmakers and a large crowd enjoying amateur and professional races. Officials emphasized safety and fair racing as a full program of hack divisions and finals proceeded with strong field entries and competitive times.
Details from Albion Park Brisbane on Saturday include the Juvenile Handicap with Fort Lad Sems Currani and Cano among the top finishers. The Excourange Handicap results feature Franée Lad winning, with Spear Bray and Bevelr among other noted contenders. Jobe Dobbie, Marden, and Faryliu are listed among participants.
Races at Rosehill featured a Maiden Nursery over 6 furlongs with Steadfast leading early, and Novice Handicap over 1 mile as Monaro and John Halifax claimed top spots. Flying Handicap saw Irish Sea win by nine and a quarter lengths, while Taree and Four-Year-Old Handicap and Trial Stakes produced close finishes with Vala Ace and Triada notable. Windbrook and Windebrook ran in the Lake Welter Handicap with Many Ways winning.
From Williamstown Melbourne June 12 racing at Wilamstown highlights hurdle events and juvenile handicaps with horses including Sligo, Magical, Flying Comedian, Port Philp Hurdle winner by дистанt margins. notable finishes in Marine Handicap and Park events with multiple named horses and riders referenced.
In a wet Sunday match at Norman Park ATC, the Locals beat the Cornstalks 12 to 7 after a tense second half rally. Key moments included Hogan intercepting and scoring for the Locals and Rose leaving with a fractured collarbone.
Fragmentary OCR text references several individuals with names like Benting Reed Sitwars Stanton Lind Wh and Jaoee Tones. Mentions Houston US and Marian but lacks coherent events or dates to establish a clear news item or outcome.
In Melbourne on June 13 the report records a sports summary with partial scores and player notes. The readable portions mention teams Melibeur ne Melbourne and scattered numbers, but the text is fragmented and difficult to interpret.
Local association Saturday afternoon in Norman Park saw Maria Brothers defeat Tasers 31 to 0. Burton scored the winning goal as the Brothers claimed the minor premier title. Seconds and delegates from all clubs were urged to attend.
A chaotic football match features a tense battle with strong defensive pressure and a late surge by Dihe. The referee maintains order as players like Drage O Rourke Rose and Turner push for dominance while spectators react to the heated exchanges and key tackles.
Navy Ansrelien team defeated the Army 110 to 85 yesterday afternoon in Parramatta Park. The game featured strong defense and combined play, with the Navy showing a more cohesive attack. Organizers hope two more teams join the ADCS Cup competition soon, boosting local interest.
In Brisbane on June 12 Veen Bramane Tracapart League results show Valley defeating Norths 26-8 and Souths beating Rants 26-10. Australian Rules: Windsor defeats Mayne 7 0 3 2. Kedron defeats RAN De-Stayer 4-3. Coorparoce over Wests 0-48.
Sydney Hughy League results show Sydney defeating Zountys 37 to 29 at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Elsewhere Wallsend beat Lerchhardt 12 to 2, Eastern Suburbs over Newton 12 to 2, Randwick down Stan League, and Drummoyne leading University with multiple goals and tries noted.
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