Avherion District Hack Club Meeting Report
A fragmented article notes a meeting to attract record attendance with emphasis on division rights and entries. It mentions BRISBANE on June 29 and results from a running card including horses like Al Alston, Lady Emborough, Ruffle King, Flazen, Tomahawk, Bupfrog, Logie O Buchan, Little Romance, Almarch and Weder Bes.
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Avherion
Morra Jomlsee
Ay Otto
Fourte Drvision
Orrin
Brisbane
al Alston
Hurdies
Lady “Emborough
Seem Basing
Logie O'Buchan
Little Romance
Almarch
Weder Bes'i
Pgether
Grand National Cape Hero set for steep hurdle task
June 79 meeting at Cape Hern features Cape Hero favored to win the Grand National Hurdle over tough Flemington themed form. Zalmen and Benghazi among most likely dangers with trials noted and limited recent hurdle racing for key rivals. Trainer descriptions name Des McCormick with Hullabaloo and other runners considered unlikely or needing improvement.
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Melbourne
Cape Hern
Battens
Mamma
Flemington
Cape Fero
Swan
Denne
Silerra
Zalron
Benz Hach
Moria
Meier
Zalman
Irae
Claud
Saul
Cape Herm
Anpaprin
Des McCormick
Jerry Cronin
Whirlaway
Jack
Giengold
Anred Gsengold
Aquarus
Care Hero
Benghazi
Zalmen
Cairns Charity League Plans Intercity Football and Australian Rules Day
At a Cairns Charity League meeting reminders were sent of proceeds from Sundays intercity football on June 18 in aid of the Prisoners of War Fund. Each body received £72 164. Plans were made for an Australian Rules game on July 9 and a second round start on July 20 with junior rounds continuing. Local players named to represent the Locals on Sunday include West Hagan Ireland Aldridge Brobman Locke Ruddell McKelvie Hanrahan Rooney Collin Bradford Ross and Dwyer.
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Cairne
Prisoners of War Fund
Rssila
Provamsis
Cairns
Te Juniors
Sam, Kingushers
Turners
ATC
Wondpeckers
D. West
T. Hagan
AL Ireland
V. Aldriege
D- Brobman
Locke
Ruddell
McKelvie
Hanrahan
J. Rooney S. Collin
Bradford Apt
BR. Ross
Whine
J Dwyer
Farewell at the tram stop in a poignant parting scene
A young couple parts at a tram stop with a tender exchange about writing daily. He pleads for her time and address as she departs, leaving a lingering farewell and a sense of impending separation.
Fragmented OCR note on local names and times
Fragmentary entry lists people including Mienihiat and Gibbs with a 43 pm time reference. Mentions Crawts Bin Wavy and Hormons end Altsatee Ligites in unclear context. Reading shows no clear event, place, or outcome.
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Marit
Mienihiat
Marat
Mareeba Club to Open Golf Facility This Week
The Mareeba Golf Club opening ceremony will be held Wednesday 12th, inviting servicemen and the public to attend. Local officials and club members pledge a lively kickoff and a new era for the course.
Tangled Minutes On Abolition View And Transport Inquiry
A chaotic report from Geatserton details letters from officials, including Mr Forde, about abolishing a day noted by many. The council discusses delays in Budfale Fy raps and a railway yard issue with vegetable imports from the south. Officials debate supply continuity, northern surplus absorption, and transport approvals.
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Budfale
Locsi
Sieets
Seotion
Perth
Schroder
Ier
Inter
Mir
Inforionte
Aix
Ti Wes
Cfer Sree
Sekiya Tans
Chief Why Werent You at the UILCE Yesterday
A fragmented exchange notes a clerk saying they married and asking if the event took the whole day Chief replies about attendance and timing.
Sugar cane yields and export details from 1902 Queensland notes
Historical figures record sugar production in Queensland from 1902 including cane per acre, sugar mill outputs, and export to Southern States. It cites a penny per ton levy funding the Bureau, with 4% crop yielding about 232 tons per acre, and Proserpine Central and Moondnons mills producing millions of tons yearly.
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Burea
Ugar
Treaury
Queensland
Proserpine Central
Seman
Hambledon
Etna
Pringle Estate
Joinstone River
Con Bureau
Inference on Fertility Study at Bureau Advises Growers
The article discusses potash and phosphoric acid content in soil and nitrogen, questioning how sealysia would perform today. It notes a scheme to inform growers about subsessions and machinery worth trial, aiming to restore soil fertility rapidly with minimal cost.
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Cage
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Mareeba Club
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Wgar Notes
Australian Mutual Provident Society Ordinary
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