Local Court Fines and Drunkenness Cases Reported
A string of blemished court notes records J P Lowrey Fram Macceuley fined 21/10 for intoxication in Cam s gaol after August 26 appearance. W C C Griha Gow Clan and J Gordon JP presided. W Lime of Moolabe convicted on two counts of employing aboriginals without permits at Moolata August 2, with penalties including 14 days in Carns gaol. Hines pleaded guilty to second charge, fined 50 costs. George Dingmlee sued James Charles Floyd for 10 pounds 10 shillings 10 pence for wages. both pled not guilty or guilty as noted. Several drunkenness detentions yielded penalties, with Gerard Gordonvale lockup and other minor judgements.
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Lowrey
J.P
Fram
Macceuley
Cams
Wesa
Mesors
W. CC. Griha
Gow
Clan
J. Gordon
Comstables Rountree
Moloney Mae
Crettm
William Lime
Moolabe
Moolata
Murray and
Nugent
Babinda
Cremin
Ilefendant
Carns
Hines
George Dingmlee
James Charles Floyd
Willa Bailey
Patrick O’rourke
William Allep
Gordonvale
John Lalley
Charles Frawley
Bebinta
Wiliam
Fragmentary list of names and items with prices
The text shows a jumble of personal names, occupations, and prices such as pounds and shillings. It reads like a catalog or ledger page listing individuals, goods, and monetary amounts with scattered notes about animals and items. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent events or a narrative.
Mutlah Steamer Reaches Thursday Island After Grounding
Brisbane report says the steamer Mutlah arrived at Thursday Island after grounding with unknown damage. Temporary repairs may allow sailing south. An inquiry into the incident will be held at Thursday Island.
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Brisbane
Mutlah
Thursday Island
Charcois Window Studio Promotes Local Portraits
In Charcois near Palace Theatre on Friday night a crowd admires fine babies and sweet portraits amid lively expressions at the Mharenis Studio, reflecting vitality in the Calina district and appealing to mothers with their little ones.
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Charcois
Calina
Sporting the Turf in Brisbane Races Report
Pleasant weather drew a kool crowd for Saturdays athletics in Brisbane with multiple divisions. Xarovl led the fourth division followed by Teo gthess and other contenders as bets favored Nar Lobt and Spintly Princess in Plate actions. Second division results saw significant margins while the purse list highlighted Ries Gull and Ormieten with close finishes and quick times.
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Brisbane
Xarovl
Shemp
Lk Vimenne
Hoge
Ol Collarate
Dune
Hollermem
Maire
Trento
Cminns
Gilemsong
Butler
Tanga
Deges
Mvisios
Barnes
Teeter
Jomen
Spintly Princess
Libke
Signal Lamp
McCabe
I Japette
Momeltoy
Wen
Ries Gull
Herdegam
Ormieten
J. Tucker
Telly
Wan
Farewell token for Father Walsh from Cairns parishioners
A large gathering in Cairns bids Father Walsh farewell as he leaves for England for health reasons. Alderman Dillon presides while the community, including His Lordship Bishop Heavy and local churches, praises his years of service. Speakers thank the Hibernian Society and Children of Mary as Father Walsh expresses gratitude and remembers loyal parishioners.
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Father Walsh
England
Te Mayer
Dillon
Lewes
Wuilhdlie
Wong
Nothoas
Heavy
Cairns
Father Wale
Guimane
Pilclams
Tthey
SB. Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
Walsh Ben Vormge
Ami
R. T. McManus
Caétos
EC. Bart
D'Arcy
Er- Bermians
Father Welsh
Mr Ward
St. Vincent'’s Hall Society
Saepgst
Thani
Windoess
Hibernian Society
Sodality
Children of Mary
Horpes and Chances Share Favoritism in Fipsom Taynatiengy
The report notes horses named Sydsey Garhn and Woorak sharing lead favor in the event. First Principle is listed as the best chance, with September dates and Metropolitan context mentioned.
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Sydsey
Garhn
Woorak
Boxing results from Queensland and Sydney shows
Boxing reports from Hiiaheane Stadium in Queensland where Wave Geike and Togo Lyons fought for the featherweight title. In the 2th round Levens towel was thrown in, declaring Getke the winner. In Sydney Mefoarty knocked out Murray early in the fourth round after Saturday’s bout.
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Wrisbane
Wave Geike
Togo Lyons
Hiiaheane Stadium
Queensland
Levens
Getke
Sydney
Mefioarty
Murray
Satur Oenmeitt
Mackay Bowling Series Ends In Narrow Mackay Win
The second and final series of bowling matches at Mackay concluded Saturday afternoon before a crowd. The visiting team led much of the match but Mackay rallied to level late, and the home team edged ahead to win by one point after two days of play.
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Mackay
Roca
Matsay
Mackay Green
Vie Itera
Mackay Trophy Aquatics Race Reported
The second race for the Mackay Trophy saw six boats start under light winds. Dauntless led early, Dauntless and Model TL contended as the field tacked toward the east. In the final stretch Dauntless showed strength, with Model TL close behind and Ballenarm as a trailing contender. The third race is scheduled for next Sunday.
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Baintow
Australia
Bumch
Thelma
Ballenarm
Tiantees
Peeeti
Special Christmas Number to Be Issued Friday December 3
The Northern Herald and Post announce a Special Christmas Number of about 180 pages with a colored cover. It will be the largest issue of its kind in the Far North, produced entirely in their office. Subscriptions encouraged. extra copies printed. The edition aims to feature views from every town in the Far North and includes amateur and professional competitions with prizes. Competition entries open to November 6, open to all, with rules on authorship and school declarations.
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Herald
POST
Focal
My Hue
Yor Lance
Lucinda Porthwerde
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