Cairns Show Day Two Echoes Record Attendance
Second day of the Cairns Agricultural Show draws a record crowd under clear weather. Rail transport ferries many visitors to Weeree as open ring events and jumping contests thrill spectators, with Cakewalk setting a new record at the Showground.
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Cairnns Agricultural, Pastoral and Mimémung Association
Railway Department
Weeree
Ty le Gyton
Kirk
Admiral
B. Kerke
Toso
Mrs. Stevens
Verdun
Hardy
Wilson
San Remo
Wallace
Tommy Dodd
Tommy Dede
Innisfail
Nelson
Mooliha
J. B. Kirke
Harding
Fegn
Queene Tommy
Dolly Grey
Tommy
Aril
Doyle
S. Soodgrass
Granite
Bolt
Scanlan Bros
Cairns Alp. & M Association
H. Scanlan
Charlie
G. Windsor
Brownie
Cop
Tro Ivy
Soviety
Doreen Harding
EF. J. Harris
S. K. Bolt
Cyel Headrick
H. E Waugh
Jerry
Norman Draper
Tommy. Pony In Single. Harn
Queenie
Armstrong
Ledlie
Stillman
Dargon
S. Hardy
Jack
Gretna Green
Battle
P. Smith
Satan
Togo
Misa Tsobe
Miss Harding
Liml Jim
PF Smith
Grryne
Little Jim
Tego
Lad
Teres
Cee Bien
Johnstone
Chester
Sultan
Isobel Harding
Gavlad
Suita
Kitchener
Cakewalk
Joseph
Cairnns
H Waugh
Gage
W. Hamilton
Casino
W. Waugh
Urton
Monarch
J Walmsley
Joker
EF. Sue
Greyboy
MH. Waugh
J. Fasley
FP Smith
Kirke
E. Sue
Greyhoy
E. Sea
Jamp Doreen
Comment on the Poultry by Utility in shows
A reader’s critique of the annual poultry show notes mixed results with few exhibitors satisfied while many suffer from lack of success. The piece questions the utility value of shows, praising Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks yet urging profit-focused breeding to improve the industry.
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Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
Australia
England
Australis
Promes
Ausral
Old
Customs Revenue Surges to New Peak in Australia
Melbourne August Customs receipts reached 2,673,563 pounds, continuing a phenomenal rise in Commonwealth revenue. Over the last two months, total Customs income stood at 5,132,407 pounds, surpassing July and August 1919 by 1,533,736 pounds. Postal earnings in August totaled 627,303 pounds, 117,201 pounds higher than August 1919.
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Melbourne
The Value of Medicinal Essences for Nasal Catarrh and Deafness
A historical notice promoting Wawn's Wonder Balm for nasal catarrh and deafness. It claims the balm stops inflammation, cures chronic nasal discharge, and relieves ear and throat symptoms when used in the nose and ears, with soothing action and absorption through passages.
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