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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1929
Page
12
A prominent breeder criticizes Albion Park noting the sand track and course length. He mentions changes removing sand track dates to avoid losses and reports the chairman’s uncertainty about profits and plans. The remarks focus on track suitability and financial concerns surrounding Albion Park.
A funeral notice notes Demet’s funeral attendance and large numbers of tributes received for bile. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. D. McKinnon and outlines funeral arrangements for Sa Te.
The report notes yesterday’s high near 85 at noon with occasional showers in the afternoon and overnight. Disappointment among picture enthusiasts followed news that Bishop Feetham, Anglican Bishop of Ian, was unable to travel to see Mr. EE England and the Herberton Times due to transport difficulties. Me Fred Lowe at the Bradlaughs has departed for Brisbane.
On Friday October 25 an old pioneer was remembered in a Ravenshoe obituary notice. The piece notes the individual's passing and reflects on their long life and local contributions to the community.
The case against Christie Knud proceeds in Mareeba New Jersey before Mr W P Wilson at the police house. The proceedings are listed for Thursday with preliminary formalities observed.
The Wanderers Football Club held a social evening and dance at Broad Way Hall on Wednesday, November 8, to celebrate season victories and present shields. A large crowd of members, supporters, and friends attended as supper followed and executive members Collin ad Burt and Joseph spoke about the season’s end.
November 8. Com Bassi a renowned prospector and his partner unearthed a rich tin ore run in an abandoned Cassowary Creek mine. They report about six tons of ore with an estimated 15 percent tin concentrates, and the ore body is growing as they sink.
Dunstable in Bedforshire, England, a town of about 10 000 residents, establishes new pype rami dutes for despatch activities amid local infrastructure updates.
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