Ravenshoe Declared in 2 m n 2 Tut Way INL ML J MOLONEY
Ravenshoe declaration cited under 2 m n terms with Tut Way and INL ML J Moloney referenced in brief public notice.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
6
Ravenshoe declaration cited under 2 m n terms with Tut Way and INL ML J Moloney referenced in brief public notice.
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The draw for the Australian Comforts Fund tournament will be held Sunday afternoon at the RES ATLA Club Rooms. Nominations will be accepted at the meeting. Representatives are expected to attend Tau Coack. Contact secretary or Dr Bert Huder for details. The draw will be published Saturday in The Chime.
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