Tully Sub-branch Holds First Annual Reunion
The RS Sila Tully Sub-branch held its first annual reunion on Friday evening May 23 with large attendance. Dr A Mahon chaired. visitors included Messrs Marlin and Hopkins. Toasts addressed The King The League Red Cross and Army and Navy with praise for pension work and repatriation aims.
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Tully
Tully Suly
Assall.a
A. Mahon
Mr. Martin
Cairne
Me Hopkins
Townsville
Mahon
Messrs
Marlin
Hoplins
Dr. Mahon
League
Queensland
Australia
Mesers
Popeless
Norman Mighell
Muohon
Caiima
Army
Hany
Eure
Lanenes Carnival
Q.A.T.B. Tully
McWade
Briss
Red Cross
Harevs
Oid
Comimings Pemnene
Mathers
Mears
Hopheine
Martin
Norris
Noressala
Sully
Tablelands
Mr. Thornbey
Uren
Irwin
Kev
Messia
W. McDonagh
C. Mansfield
Mr. Strang
Sandy MecNab
Mr. Thornley
Ann
Wonders of Science Hospital Exhibits At Middlesex
A Middlesex Hospital display at a scientific meeting showcased ultra violet light apparatus from European sources. The exhibit featured separate demonstration rooms including a display illustrating brain science and anatomy with a dramatic stage scene. Demonstrations on liquid air and other scientific curiosities highlighted the hospital’s public shows.
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Middlesex Hospital
London
Europe
Gueet i
de i
Nestea All Talone
Lench
Fragmented OCR Note on Perception Tests and Decisions
Vague lines describe a perception tests discussion and a pending decision. The text mentions testing methods and a tone of evaluating results but lacks clear names dates places or outcomes.
Monthly Meeting of Babinda Branch Discusses Donations and Fees
The Babinda Branch held its May meeting at the School of Arts. Attendees included Marva, Alullayey, Jorgen, Kennedy, Kelly, Niven, Hadley, Edwards, Thomas, and Margaret Niven. Minutes discussed, correspondence noted from Cairns Hospital and Seaside Lomesa. The RASSELOA donated half the selling price of Anzac badges to the association, membership fee set for June 14, and £3 3s donated to the Cairns Cancer Campaign fund. Hostesses were Mullavey, Beareall, Cuchravce, and Thomas.
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Babinds Jorwnch Wec.wa
Wigs del Ha
School of
Aria
Dlesdamics Marva
Alullayey
Jorgenet
Kenedy
Kelly
Niven
Hadley
Edwards
Musaman
Thoms
Margaret Niven
Aseaclate Mien Ber
Sonthy
Cairns Hospital
Lomesa
Qwecw
A. Cairns
Tom
School of Arte
Cairns Cancer Campaign Fund
Mendanus Mullavey
Beareall
Cuchravce
Thomas
Atherton Notes and Local Rugby League Decisions
May 2 notes from Atherton report a social evening at Mrs. Robert Gordon’s with dancing and readings, prize satin cushion won by Mrs. J. Wallace, and refreshments served. Rugby league meeting results set clothing fines, protested inclusion of an unqualified junior, and scheduling for Innis fail is moved to June 10. Herberton club fined for field crowd issues, home club to police ground, and Williams appointed to control menu car.
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J. Stecke
Atherton
Robert Gordan
Church of England
Cief
Heleher
Mises Thelma Gillman
L. Maine
Miss Ray
Rainey
Facham Rugby Leanne
Yungaburra
Tolest
Mackaw'y
Lesinan
Eleavias
Tom Atherton
East Barrow
Herberton Club
Herberton Juniors
Fast Barron
East Barron
Williams
Cara
B. EB. Mayes
Killing of Burglar Sparks New York Gunplay
In Auckland a steamer incident ends with Captain Enright firing three shots after a burglar boarded at three in the morning. He fired once after challenging the intruder, striking him. the captain's gold studs and tiepins were found on the attacker as the event unfolds at Meamer Port Curtis.
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Auckland
Port Curtis
New Zealand
New
Enright
1 Parsim
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M. Phat
Cairns
Tailors of Distinction
Shields-St
Cairng
Mel
Den
Diamond Monitor and Jewellery Manufacturers
Innigfail, Ingham
Bribbane
Costin
Chemist
Mareeba
Wolfe
Schnapps
Samuel Allen & Sons Ltd
Hopkins
Ce Ccuard
MR. Marlin
Mr. McWede
Esar
Ree Rae
New York
Magli
Blue Bird Cafe
Footathia
Rowe’ S Vale
Brisbane
Hmclass
Muwrowertson
Pguinea
Grice's
Sss
Bhiclde Btrest, Calman Afta
Vqty Gutreult
the New Insulating Building Board
Burns, Philp & CO. Ltd
Eeton House
Queen Street
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