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An irregular OCR fragment contains numerous disjointed names, phrases, and partial sentences. It references people, places, and possible events in a garbled sequence, lacking a coherent narrative or identifiable incident.
Claim for 140 pounds at Cairns race disqualified bet
The Cairns case revolves around a £140 bet on the August Cairns Park meeting where Flying Corban allegedly won a race. Witnesses described betting activity by Timothy Mangan and Hitchcock’s bookmaker operation, with the magistrate eventually ruling the race results invalid and the claim errorful under steward rules.
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Cairns
Dalore
E Dwyer
Tanomy Mangan
Charters “Towers
Canon Park
Pinisch
Bed
Eblad
LF. Gallaghter
Lee Bryce
Vandeleur
X. P. Quinn
J. Bennett
Timothy Mangan
Chartera Towers
Cannas Park
Lockey ‘Club
Hitchcock
Wax Felding Initiay
Bilcbeack
Trilight
Pwo “Paniex Tacoma
Nis ‘Eck
Aha
Gallagher
Bettine Boe
Quinn
Déak
Tim Mangan
Len Sweener
Marung
Witnes
Mir “Quinn
Witore
Dawn Wan T
Son Hy
Tauret
Berrie
Baysley
Bale
Bailey
Youging
Ann Foil
C. Kent
Ana Tetore Aurguee
Mr. Gallagher
Steng of
Tees
Thomas Eran
Drewian
Guna
Witrem
Wits
Elie Thenqiuiry
Aiewarde
Huteherek
Witnem
Bud Hitchcock
Mr Quinn
Maxatistess
Yale
Anital
Amie
Corhat
Sam Tauie
Py Mg
Tamannting
Firever
Dag
Steeed
Mnouh
Corban
Gominscina
Thas
Ryse
Scsi
Neue Mover
Gorka
Wacann
Downe
Darrie
Mir Gallagher
Wipro
Dirham
Witlin
Parkeulers
Fade Carr
Our Sydney Letter on war council and wartime policy
The piece discusses the Advisory War Council’s expansion to ten members, arguing Dr Evatt should chair a capable Labour representation in Parliament. It notes Beasley’s central role among non Communist Latourists, fears over stagnation from restrictive leadership, and calls for Australia to project full wartime weight amid European conflict. It also mentions Sydney waterside workers and arbitration court proceedings shaping wage and policy outcomes.
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Labotas
Labour
Bisbory
Barton
Australia
Merning
Tagedy
Eviit
Mr Beasley
Latour
Don Vir Beasley
Bessiew
School of Arts project and wartime labor tensions uncertain
A fragmented report notes the School of Arts wave beer renovation, canvas repairs, and prewar cargo handling. Government debates delay regulation 47A, funding for child endowment stumbles, and Labor figures in New South Wales press for payroll taxes. War talk centers on the Advisory War Council and tensions with opposition as PM travels abroad.
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School OF Arts
Sng
Suandary Az
New South Wales
East Sydney
Mr Ward
Set Moni
Fadden
Mrr
Japan
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Artes
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Hathroom
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Pminp & Co
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VM Wallenshead Cairne Newell St. Mates
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Roel Tilee
Ole Peinding
Tno Yew
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Colonial Sugar Refining Company
Muilding Waterfals Division
Masonite Paeiowood
Mom
Price OF Woolpacks
Earth Electricity
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Commonwealth
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Crmanins Wealth Arbitration Court
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Waterside Workers Federation
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