St Patrick Day Sports At Fishery Falls Draw Big Crowds
Calenda Cathare Club and Gordonvale C A Society held a St Patrick’s Day event at Fishery Falls drawing near a thousand people. Local teams from Carns Anissal Balinda Gordonvale and Marcela attended. Events included 100 yards handicap 220 yards handicap broad jump high jump and tug of war with Molloy Rogers and Charles among winners. A fortnightly dance followed with Mrs Merner leading music and a novelty waltz won by Mrs Guides. Weather notes report three wet days and total rainfall reaching 10 325 inches since January 1.
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Deeral
Calenda Cathare Club
Gordonvale C.¥.M. Society
Fishery Falls
Carns
Anissal
Balinda
Gordonvale
Marcela
Messrs
Murphy
Portley
Byrne
Burrows
Cuddehy
Reese
B. Feeley
F. Martin
Don Dalton
Rogers
Charnes
Winterbottom
Charles
Molloy
D. Chesney
Trembath
Browne
Tram
Hansen
J. Rvalaul J. Ireland
G. Vaines
Local Weekend Social and Sports Roundup
A series of brief notices from Melbourne and northern towns recounts residents with travel by boat and holiday visits. Velong of Mackay visited old local residences, J Stewart returned from Starke River and Cooktown, Cleary hosted at Mc Lennells Creek, and others enjoyed fine weather with trips to Russell Heads beach and Deeral. A Cairns railway cricket team played Bellenden Ker at Fishery Falls, while many soccer and football enthusiasts practiced, signaling improved code prospects for the coming season.
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A. Lamperd
Melbourne
Mr. Velong
Mackay
North
J. Stewart
McDonnell’s Creek
Starke River
Cooktown
Miss Cleary
Gordonvale
Gordonvale, Was A Waiter To Mrs. Sehwenke
McLennells Creek
M. Thomas
Cairns
J. Juides
Inmistail
Bmg
Russell Heads Beach
Warties
Bartle Frere
Vistors
Railway
Bellenden Ker
Double D Eucalyptus For Campers And Travelers
A promo notice touts Double D Eucalyptus as a versatile aid for campers and motorists. It claims to ease colds flu sprains bruises cuts insect bites and sunburn and advises keeping a bottle handy in a car pocket. Enormous sales are noted.
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Wise Motorst
Dogs and the Show in Cairns Letter to the Editor
A Cairns Post reader questions canine classes in the show programme. The writer notes Aleutian pups as catered for but asks why cattle dogs kelpies and dingoes are excluded and condemns Alsatians as useless or dangerous. March 25.
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Cairns
Brisbane Tobacco Output Correction From Queensland Crop Report
Minister Frank W. Bulcock clarifies misread figures on Queensland tobacco harvests. He states the 1934 35 season saw 450000 lb produced from 700 acres with about 110000 lb inferior or damaged, while the 1435 34 season produced 1000 Tb from 110 acres. Brisbane newspaper to publish corrections in Cairns Post.
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Queensland
Grisbane
Texas
Brisbane Daily
Cairns Post
Frank W. Bulcock
Agricultural and Stock
Brisbane
Depreciation of Values Sown in Political Leaflet
A political leaflet circulating nationwide questions asset depreciation if enacted. It argues reduc tions in bank deposits and government bonds by up to 23 percent and 25 percent for insurance policies, implying shared losses among savers, bondholders, and insurers. The letter, signed by Paul Cheyne, critiques the leaflet’s political motives and ownership of policy by public shareholders.
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Semler
Imstradce
Iaruune Mnawete
VSD
Svinev
Sephant
Monument to Patriotic Spirit of Heroes near Harbin
An observer recounts a visit to a Japanese memorial near Harbin in Manchukuo honoring six Pekin natives who planned to blow up the railway bridge at Harbin during the Russo-Japanese War. Four died en route, two survived and were executed. the monument later commemorates their supposed heroism and the film adaptation to be made in Japan features officers who led the 1904 firing party.
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Harbin
Manchukuo
Randwick
Holdsworth
Liverpool
Pekin
Russia
Mongolia
Eek Herasim
Abel
Cap- Tom Sopenot
Shoze Kokawa
Teisuke Oki
Yasuchi Matenzaki
Naokuma Nakayama
Mitsuzo Waki
Ichien Tamura
Japan
Mow
Simonoff
Oficer
Colone Irow
Meia
Aharahef
Hair Beauty Without Tonic Or Alkaline Soap
Advice favors Colinated Cocoanut Oil as a neutral greaseless cleanser for hair. Wet, rub through, rinse. a small amount yields rich lather and soft, fluffy results. Hair dries quickly and dresses easily, removing oil and dirt without harsh chemicals.
Elizabeth Pengelly Herbert on Dies at 71 in Herberton
Mrs Elizabeth Pengelly Herbert on died today in Herberton aged 71. A native of West Cornwall she married there in 186. She came to Irvinebank in 1907 and has lived with her husband in Merharéne for 15 years. She endured a long illness and is survived only by her husband. Interment will be held tomorrow at Herberton cemetery.
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Herberton
Elizabeth Pengelly
Pence
West Cornwall
Innisfail Plans Urgent Shire Building Loan
March 26 Innisfail officials announce a government loan of 12500 and subsidy of a similar amount totaling 225000 for new shire buildings to replace those lost to fire. No poll will be taken as Brisbane approves proceeding without voter advertising.
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Innisfail
Brisbane
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Nanango
Timber Corporation Limited
Menange
Mit
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Beilers
Timber
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F.C. Box
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Saisbane
Deeral Notes
ST. Patrick's Day Sports
Cw.a. Dance
CAA
Mremner
Siohn
J. Wienert
Juides
Bill
B.O
Frank
Tos
Paul
Cheyne
Australian Manufactures Development League
Rexona
Corre
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A.J.D
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