Australian Hotel Sold to Charles Foxlee of Charters Towers
The Australian Hotel, long owned by A. Lenton, has been sold to Charles Foxlee of Charters Towers. Foxlee and his family plan to reside locally and operate the hotel business. The sale prompts notes on Lenton’s likely return and local mining and road concerns, including hospital fundraising and planned works at Herberton.
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A. Lenton
Charles Foxlee
Charters Towers
Hi 1
Matder
Townsville
Sland
Knights of the Road
Evelyn
H.on
Oil Certspeed
Tree Aire
Herberton Range
Renowned Trainer Durie Dies in Australia Mystery
Brisbane report announces the death of trainer Durie with brief note of past service and a surviving widow and young family. The notice mentions McNamara and Rye in connection to Durie, reflecting a historic sporting figure's passing.
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Brisbane
Tedss Durie
Isnite
McNamara
Basses
Rye
Mareeba Social Roundup Feeds Weekend Visits and Kuranda Trip
Mareeba reports a busy social scene with Mrs Doble visiting from the weekend. Miss E Ahle from Cairns visits her parents. Mrs J Sloan and children return from Cairns. Fred Marck from Brooklyn Station spends the weekend. Mr Cloughly, relieving S.M., heads to Herberton, replaced by Mr Mesh from Babinda. A large group of children and parents journeyed to Kuranda on Saturday.
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Mareeba
Doble
E. Ahle
Cairns
Cabliss D. Keal
J. Sloan
Fred. Marck
Brooklyn
R. Cloughly
S.M
Herberton
Mesh
Babinda
Cloughly
Kuranda
Sat
Stratford News Cricket Warms Fans With Weekend Showdowns
The Stratford cricket team plans a weekend clash with the Bush Whackers as veterans Clarke and HM Johnston lead a期待 of bold bowling and steady all round play. Nearby, Miss Mary Salton’s Brisbane death prompts condolences to Mrs Weldon Creagh, with Mareeba visits noted.
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B. Holmes
G. Crimnins
Stratford
Geneses
Tully's Hall
Aseinth Palace
Stratford Mill
Agai
Mr. Molloy
Bush Whackers
Clarke
HM. Johnston
E. Mlatips
Weldon Creagh
Brisbane
Mary Salton
Mareeba
Dick Machin
North
Tere
Vice
Salton
Barron Beach
Tri
Obituary of W Burrage Carpenter and early Queensland life
W Burrage, a carpenter by trade, lived in the district and held varied jobs. He traveled to England recently, then returned to Queensland, worked in Bowen tomato growing, and settled in Mackay. About three weeks ago he contracted malaria and died at Gordonvale Hospital at 10:30 Friday morning. His funeral was held at Red Beers Cemetery with Rev. M Svendsen leading the service.
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England
Queensland
Bowen
Alocmba
Gordonvale Hospital
See Beer Reds
Mae
Wat Jesars
M. Svendsen
Fragmentary remark on a woman and her husband
A terse, unclear line notes that a woman would be annoyed if she saw her husband in his lucid intervals, implying fluctuating mental states or behavior. The sentence is fragmentary and lacks full context.
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Bev
Brisbane Council Hails Near Completion Of St Lucia University Site Deal
At a Brisbane City Council meeting today the progress toward resuming properties at St Lucia for the university site was reported nearly complete. Initial costs totaling £55,000 rose by £4,700, with the university Senate liable for the excess. a £5,000 donation from Dr and Miss Mayne would bring total to £60,000, allowing land transfer free of liability.
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Brisbane
AK W. A Jolly
St. Lucia
Ee Ae See Fatannung
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