Turf News From Gordonvale St Patrick Meeting
The Gordonvale Turf Club holds its St Patrick's Day meeting with the fast Mulgrave Divisional Handicap and other races. An excursion train runs to Gordonvale returning after the last race. The Jockey Club meeting at Tattermall’s links to a £500 annual profit and plans a program for April 1st.
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St. Patrick's
Hiseleddi
Mt. Sophia
Rayeh
Gordonvale
Murrigul
Mal- Gordeprale
Livision
Wit. Sophia
Hadad
UM Jockey Club
Tattermall
T. PF. Kally
Presidime
Ioe la Theatrocnté
Pease
Mulerave Turf Club
Doncaster Handicap Forfeits Update From Sydney Cup
Sydney reports list numerous forfeits for the Doncaster Handicap and note scratchings in Melbourne tied to the AJC acceptances. The Sydney Cup and related entries show substantial participation with many named horses and personnel reflected in the March 15 records.
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Sydney
Jolly Begger
Gigasutra
Te Gama
Lownint
Philip
Tragrette
Willow Green
Bingue
Cisco
Lochano
Bon Ton
Aletonner
Firm Brattle
Woorak
Mortrush
First Principle
Golden Wop
Spuin
St. Spesa Beau Soult
Aurifer
Bish Gour
Fugeau
Winniper
Sir Willian
Bob _ Bin
Grand Marshall
Odul
Malgawhiliah
Eirribilli
Lo Song
Sir Abewatam
Vivassie
Alored
My Gevonni
Bun Tou
Aleconner
Kerman
Lochare
Rathlea
St. Spasa
Carlita
Fir Solo
Meritus
Wishing Cap
Onemr
Urifer
Moonbria
Ofte
Frasca
Sydxev
A.J.C
Melbourne
Lowait
Winnipeg
Burrabeden
Mise Meadows
Proclamation Prohibits Oats Exports from Dominion
A March proclamation issued at Wellington bans the export of oats from the Dominion. The measure aims to control supplies and stabilize domestic markets during the period.
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Wellington
Dominion
Doncaster Handicap Preview by Cairns Sporting Saloon
The latest sporting views from Cairns Sporting Saloon note Doncaster Handicap details for one mile and a turf event. Linnett and Holland, hairdressers and Turf Commission agents, are listed with contact information for betting and race coverage.
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Cairns
Linnett & Holland
Doncaster
P.O. Bux Iil
Doncaster and Sydney Cup Cards From Doncaster Handicap
The fragment lists racing events at Doncaster with the Handicap and Sydney Cup distances and dates in April. It mentions starting prices for events and includes scattered lines about billiards and tobacco services. The text is garbled with misread place names and illegible words.
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Central Hotel
Spesce Street
Local Ceremonies Mark Governor Bid and Cadet Oath
The Governor and Lud Goold-Ad eS Seat attend a city trip with a National Anthem at Pinkends and a royal salute. Children from the msuniature union Jacks form a crown on Lew Farm lawn and sing, while a voyage yields a treaty discussion predicting the war lasting perhaps until year end. A procession to Parliament House ends with the Chief Justice administering the oath amid cadet and public crowds.
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Pinkends
Msuniature Union
Jacks
Flis Excellency
Lew Farm
Town Welsby
Kennedy Wharf
Parliament House
Pope Coone
Fire Hits Regatta Hotel At Toowong
Fire was discovered shortly after 3 am at the Regatta Hotel on River Road Toowong Brisbane. The three story brick hotel owned by Mim Dugiel and run by James Patrick Gleeson. Grace Let awakened by smoke and a baby girl was safely carried to ground by James Gleeson. Mrs Gleeson sprained her ankle as Grace Let slipped during the escape.
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Keisbane
Hegatta Hotel
River Road
Toowong
Mim. Dugiel
Wooloowin
Brisbane
James Patrick Gleeson
Grace Let
Mrs. Gleeson
James Cleenon
Fire at Parks destroys twelve premises
At Parks N3W a fire at 4 30 this morning razed twelve shops and offices causing about £10 000 damage. Losses included L Howells fruiterer 3 E Close Wood Connellan Pearce solicitors James Orgier chemist A Brown stationer A Moellick draper E Baxter hairdresser F J Cook architect Cole and Co auctioneers F S Commis solicitor F Brush billiard saloon and an unoccupied shop.
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Aire
L. Howella
Fruiterer
E. Close
Wood, Connellan and Pearce
James Orgier
A. J. Brown
A. Moellick
Draper
E. Baxter
Fire destroys substantial grain shed at Cambooya
A large Agrain shed at Cambooya Brisbane was destroyed by fire early this morning. The shed stored about 16 000 bags of wheat and other contents including chal grein and wool valued at about £3000. The Hajleay Department reports the shed was connected to a committee of farmers. A message from the Commissioner of Police confirms the loss.
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Brisbane
Camboora
Hajleay Department
Commissioner of Police
Sugar price debate prompts association deputation call
Burns, Philp and Co Melbourne notes sugar price discussions at today’s Food Board meeting. The A.S.P.A. urged a reopening of the sugar question and proposed a Melbourne deputation. Victorian and NSW boards advised submitting written case and possible delegation for Wednesday hearing.
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Melbourne
Price of Food Board
A.S.P.A
Wales
Adeweon
Fatal Windsor car accident shocks Welboucene
At Windsor on a Saturday night J G Turton of the Massey Harris Co was knocked down and killed by his own motor car. He sat in the jet while trying to crank it when the engine started and the car rolled forward instantly killing him. It is believed children playing with the car caused the mishap.
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Welboucene
Windsor
J.G. Turton
Massey Herris Co
Turton
Iig
Baryborough Dispute Report Amid War Memory
A fragmentary report discusses a dispute connected to Walkers Ltd and Mary Ting with references to soldiers and Dutch territory. The text is garbled, but hints at wartime tensions and ongoing reports on a depute or dispute involving named entities.
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Bun
Gaming Club Case Ended With 75 Pound Fine
A gaming club case concluded with the defendant fined 75 pounds after a dispute outlined in court records. The brief proceedings referenced opening remarks and resulting financial penalty.
State monopoly scheme for bread discussed in Sydney
Sydney discusses a proposed state bread monopoly. Attorney General Hell argues a monopoly could lower prices, possibly to two pence halfpenny, while private bakers fear loss of business. Government would need about a million pounds to acquire bakeries, with wartime delay and public gains a penny per loaf.
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Sydney
Bekefs
Hell
Tne
Fisher Signals Continued Ministry Action Ahead
Melbourne reports Prime Minister Fisher intends to press forward with ministerial plans next month. He will address the parliament in a brief session and present a statement on ADM actions. He also plans to visit Queenstown during the period.
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Melbourne
Mr Fisher
Fisher
Qurendad
Death of Bishop John Joseph Grimes
Sydney March 15 Bishop John Joseph Grimes longtime Catholic clergyman in New Zealand died this morning at Lewisham Hospital. He arrived from New Zealand at the start of the month and shortly after sought enderme treatment for anamedic itis. An operation was performed on Saturday. he progressively worsened.
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Sydnewv
John Joseph Grimes
New Zealand
Lewisham Mostitel
New Fealand
Specialist explains cause of stomach trouble
A well known specialist outlines forms of stomach trouble linked to excessive acidity and fermentation. He says antacids like magnesia aid digestion but warns against unsuitable remedies and emphasizes reliable antacid use with proper preparation to reduce fermentation and restore digestion.
Suburban allotments and cottages up for let and sale
A jumble of property listings across Cairns area details allotments in Sec 1 and Sec 28 on various roads including Victoria Severin Sts, MacLeod Streets, and Warrego St. Cottages and houses with weekly and annual rents from £14 to £61 and sales from £400 to £2,000 are offered with terms, fences, verandahs, and proximity to Cairns Station and the Central Hotel.
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Sadie-street
Sear Methodist Church
Victoria-st
Draper-st
Couch House
Smins
Stade
Ene
Victoria and
Severin Streets
Sherisdan
Smvilie
Lein
Otarbed Techn
Anpur
Maigrase-road
Fenece
Cairns Station
MicLeod-strees
Setlee An
Sharidap-strort
Rontege Aly McLeod-etrast
Vosandeh
Mcleod-ntter
Dillon
Fern Cairns
Warrego-street
Cottage Co
Esplasa Cairns
Sherplen
Houston
Fenmoestret
Catorey House
Unclear Suburban Lots and Streets Listing
A fragmented record lists numerous allotments and suburban sections with street names such as Draper Street, Sarh Grove, Lake, Charles, and McLeod Street. It references subdivisions, fronts, and prices in pounds, detailing blocks, lots, and nearby landmarks in a scattered 19th century land allotment context.
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Tha
Sherislacra
Nes Paikway
Alet
Corner Lake
Charles
Minnie
Severin
Draper-strest
Esplanade
Wharf
Alore
McLeod-street
Saburens
Grove and Welensistreets
Alot
See
Tabisire
41 Mile Siding and Line- Babinds Subs in WC
Fragmentary notes describe a 41 mile siding and line with subparts in WC. Mentions frontage to a railway and a road, with garbled terms likely referring to subsidence or sub parts of a parcel. No clear date or named entities beyond generic locations.
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Babinds
Mareeba Improvement Allotment Notices in 1900s Ledger
Historical survey fragment lists multiple allotment blocks with sections and locations including Byrne Hallway Hout Strettman items and references to cottages, printing office and shop, live stable and old livers stable. The text is fragmented and nonstandard, indicating a municipal allotment record snapshot.
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Byrne
Strettman
Allotments and Frontage Details on River Creek Area
Listing of allotments and sections along Iranite Creek and surrounding streets with frontages, sizes, prices, and terms. Includes notes on permanent tram lines, railways, and proximity to schools. describes multiple parcels with acreage ranges from a few acres to over 300 acres and prices per acre. Some entries mention alluvial land, scrub, and conditions, with varying payment terms and conditional sales caveats.
Improved Farma Area with Horses and Implements
Property listing describes 6 acres with 60 under fans, 18 acres under plow, 2 roamed houses, detached kitchen, and a permanent tram line. Includes 10 meters shed, fine horses, harness, dray and plows, with price options of £500 to £1200 cash and terms. Nearest station Ban na, adjoining Anderman's farm, Mulgrave Mill area included. offers on 54 Katoon high land and 25 Retoon low land with 46 shares in Mulgrave Mill.
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Rhine
Bwlamce
Banna
Anderman
Grey
Mulgrave
Aace
Cann
Ae Wu AI
Fragmentary Estate Partition Notes and Parcels
Incomplete OCR text outlines several land parcels under divisions labelled Sub. 5, Sub. 6 and Portions with names like Grafign Pyre and Grafton. Mentions Trinity and Gratton parishes, acreage figures around 304 acres and others, frontage, water access, forest, creeks, and rates per acre. Details are garbled with unclear ownership and measurements remaining.
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Pyre
Grafton
Ryrerull
Gratton
Tyre
Fine
J Bertignn
Trinity
Parish of Trinity
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Ee Enfield
Lee Metford
B.S.A
Lake Street
Sporting. —J
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Sydxse
Queensland
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Myavonmi
Frankie Filis
Rourkois
Marcel Leprearm
France
Brisbane Stadium
A. Topo
J. W. Lemos
Hobart
Cial Fast
Sipe
Saas
Aya
Lance Fallon
U, Post
Ropert 9
Cairne Herth Queenaient
BEW
Lud Goold-Ades
Luefinda
Regatta Hotel
Cambooya
Builders
Lysaghts
ORB
Burns, Philp & Co., Limited
Baryborough
Coftain Ws Walkers Ltd
Mary
Ting
Gaming Club
Bakers
Federal Politics
Tuc
A.J. Draper, Ltd
Serfleake
Sachs Streets
Sun. Rt
Draper Street
Bueh Arg Co
Sarh
Grove Streets
Draper-street
Bae
Mareeba
Constanne Street
Kurends
Bea
Cosmdaris-street
Babinda
Bellenden-her
Tautree RC
Bellesder-her
Bellondember
Benuia Creek
Balloe
Corian
Weice
Munction Creek
Ava
Prte Om
Sophia
Pont Ave
Russel
Joe Py
Purigh
Sujioa
Bumeel
Mortther
Kitchem
Hambledon
Mulgrave Mall
Jin Pighleigh
Logether
Mulgrave Mill
Rayer
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