Tatt's Meeting Widens Vast Turf Card
Principal events planned for Saturday include the November Handicap mile race and the Tatts Handicap over one mile with entrants such as King Marco Irish Colleon Barield Nojah and Royal Vetman among others. Other stakes feature a 6 furlong sprint with My Pal Sheila K Callco Armee and Barn Owl Ra and a 7 furlong dash with Leariet Flag Ost Lochravtis Tatts as major draws.
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Indefinitely Postponed Warwick Farm Races
Sydney reports the Warwick Farm races have seven events postponed indefinitely.
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Linacre-Rosetio Derby Winner Ties Linrase Rival in State
Lomacre the Queensland Derby winner rel ated to Victorian mare Linrase that faced Fred Fouls ham Creswick and Dir W Gerrard. Gerald Spead's The Tot followed New Zealand Derby by winning Canterbury Cup. The piece notes New Zealand Osks, Deverton, and other race connections, plus Stead family Melbourne Cup day events and a Canterbury Jockey Club meeting.
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Melbourne Horse Racing Results Amid Mixed Fortunes
The report lists multiple races across five and six furlongs with winners such as Hawkesbury Flying Handicap and Champagne Stakes and mentions runners Merrimee Canrome Mehi King and trainer Robinson. It notes campaign progress in Melbourne and hints at upcoming Bermen Stakes with Mehi King among contenders.
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Sunday Services for Cairns and Nearby Churches
A fragmented roster lists Sunday services at St Jobko s Cairns All Saints Gordonvale St Anskar s Alooma Gordonvale Presbyterian Cairns Presbyterian Church and Babinda Ballast Siding with Holy Communion Evensong and morning services led by ministers Mitchell Cairns Herberton and Fixter among others.
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Referendum Returns Show High Informal Votes
Melbourne dispatch reports 57,238 informal ballots alongside a total vote of 2,241,116 in the Referendum return. The informal count is considered a high percentage given the straightforward question. The informal ballots nearly approach the size of the no majority.
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Charge Against Editor Under War Precautions Act
Brisbane with John MacDonald editor of the Daily Standard faced city summons under the War Precautions Act. After hearing evidence the decision was reserved by the court.
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One Vast Quagmire in Mesopotamia Described by Major Sutherland
Major A R Sutherland, head of an Australian wireless squadron in Mesopotamia, arrives in Fremantle describing the region as a vast quagmire. He notes floods and bogs, extreme temperatures, cholera, tropical fevers, and insect pests, with limited fighting and British defensive stance near Kut and Amara. He cites transport difficulties and illness among troops, including nurses in Bombay and a Sydney nurse reaching Reid-Atar.
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Opposition Leader Cook Returns from Sydney Interview
Melbourne report notes Mr Cook leader of the Opposition returning from Sydney and briefing Sir John Forrest. A party meeting is planned for the Bel next Tex day. He will not comment on the political situation beyond saying he has had one beer consulted by Mr Hughes.
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Mahon Resigns from Australian Labour Federation Branch
At a Melbourne meeting of Federal members the branch, Mr Mahon resigned his membership and retired. It is held that by this season he has separated himself from the federation while the branch remains affiliated with the central Perth executive.
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Australian Labour Fedration
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One A M Chaplin Screen at Cairns Theatre
Cairns Theatre shows One A M featuring Charles Chaplin cabby in the opening scenes. The program includes The Closed Road a suspenseful Worlds feature where Sargeant facing six months to live plots to end his life but is stopped by Julia and a doctor. House Peters as Sargeant gives a notable turn with Barbara Tennant Julia and Lionel Adams as his brother. Lewrie Stowe plays the doctor and George Cowell assists. Final performance tonight.
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The Big Push Comes to Cairns Next Wednesday
The great war picture The Big Push arrives in Cairns next Wednesday. Management congratulated on securing this absorbing film praised as the most realistic war portrayal not shot on a front. Early booking advised with no price increase for the extra attraction.
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Palace-Metro A Night of Strong Drama And Fine Acting
Tomorrow's Metro feature from Palace is described as a powerful and tense drama with exceptional characterizations led by Ethel Barrymore. The article praises the acting and the film's mature, logical storytelling, noting its place among subjects in the ninth episode of The Black Box.
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Gala program at the Austral features a drama and comedy
Tomorrow's gala program at the Austral offers the episode his real character and the tenth installment of broken con with John Bulls scrapbook plus topical subjects and comedies completing the bill
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Undine at Austral Pictures Promises Spectacular Photo Drama
Last chance to see Undine a unique sea nymph tale told in motion pictures. Ida Schnall stars in the title role with comparisons to Annette Kellerman. famed for masterly production and artistic presentation. The program also features The Little Mascot and a high class drama. screens tonight.
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Neptune
War era letter from Reading man to Mr. Mayers
Mr Alf of Reading England writes to Mr Marston Mayers about his son Arthur and other wartime topics. He notes letters from Arthur’s circle, family dispatches, and a box of curios from Bert in Bombay. He denounces German influence, praises France, and mentions soldiers in northern France and Aberdeen rations.
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Tremendous British reforms rise amid war shake up
The writer notes a shift in England's politics during wartime, predicting reforms to curb awakening dissent. Australians and colonies stand by Britain as the Empire asserts power to influence global affairs, while concerns about leadership and societal decline surface before concluding with best wishes.
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Child Labour on Farms Highlighted by Northern Division Inspector
District Inspector of Schools report on child labor notes sugar plantations run by adults while few pupils miss school to cut cane. In dairying districts some children milk cows before and after classes. remaining cases require effort, with one school averaging 75 cows milked by pupils daily. Several local notices list residents travelling to Sydney, Brisbane, and other towns, plus obituaries and business trips.
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Moon Phases and Celestial Timings Note
Reading shows dates in November listing moon phases and events with cloudy errors. It mentions Full Moon on November 10 and New Moon on November 23 along with apogee and perigee timings and odd words.
Trial rescheduled in contravening case at police court
In Sydney in November a preliminary hearing addressed twelve individuals accused in a contravention case. The court heard evidence and the trial proceeds, with proceedings continuing at the police court and the outcome not disclosed in the fragment.
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