Races at Cowley Plat and Charleville meet
The first day reports six listed races at Cowley Plat and Charleville Picnic Club Cup events with horses such as Miles Hawke Sir Karamu Globule and Jenny Lee. Winners include Miles Hawke in 5 furlongs and Sir Karamtu in the Newholme Plate, with various trophies awarded and betting outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowley
Leeds
DfArcy Winten
Miles Bawe
Syra
Rose Gunaged
P. Watson O
Ayer Hoes
Miles Hawe
Blackfist
Syce Hope
Ops
Quartear
Usird
Charleville
Penger
Be. Souvet
Yra
EB Lynch
Jenny Lea
P-J Watson
Dornier DO
Jenny Lee
Colas
Souvet & Cig
T. Stone
Abroloha
Sra
Reid
Pride
Peacock
Zader
Stromboli
Karra Dream
Snoecmea
Toy Omhera
Winter
Hawk
Syre
Ross Gon- Erengi
Den
M_ Winten
A. R Kent
A. Rowland
Lynch
Mies
Leed
J. Denshire
R. McKellar
Ft Colas
Lensrth
T. B Stone
Aeretox-Alpha
A. BB. Lynch
V. Capers
EB Loach
R B. Penner
BR. McKellar
Sir Karamtu
A. Quigsey
Zauder
Master Kaboora
A. Rowlands
Heart Star
M. Wistem
Billy the Scrabber
McKeiar
Reis Pride
Warrego Girl
P. Watson
McCoy
Sir Ekaramt
Cunnamulla Tops Charleville in Bulimba Cup Clash
Cunnamulla secured a seventh consecutiveWalla Cup victory over Charleville with a 22 to 3 win after leading 5 0 at halftime. Charleville showed rare resistance but failed to match the home side’s pace and defense, prompting calls for changes in Charleville’s second thirteen ahead of the return leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusson
Charleville
Ealy
Cunnamulla
Charteville
Homesters
Travers
Brookes
Phillips
Wickham
Cahn
Charlieville
Cunnamella
Adavale Race Meeting Nominations Closed
The Adavale Hack Race Club announces nominations for the two day meeting on July 2 and 3 will close with the Hon. Secretary at the sale yards at o'clock on the morning of the first day of racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adavale Hack Race Club
Sale Yards
Local rugby clash features Brookes scoring and Connamulla penalty
The report describes a tense match with Ping Geld moving alternately, Brookes handling twice and drawing a penalty for Connamulla which led to a goal. Charleville and Phillips defend as Haimemann enters, but the ball stays lively with players attempting kicks and tackles as the home side gains control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping
Travers
Pennally
Cummamalla
Brookes
Phil Cherville
Conmamulla Asw
Bonnes
Phillips
Charteville
Connemulla
Charleville Rugby Match Story With Wind Advantage
Charleville begins with the wind behind them and drives into home territory as heavy forward play and quick handling test the defense. The lineup includes Purshbeck Hull Byrne Byrne Kavanagh Jenkins Hickey Jones Kratzman Hull Morrissey Salmon Hooper Buller with Referee V Clayton. Cont in next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville
Purshbeck
J. Hull
B. Byrne
W. Byrne
Kavanagh
G. Jenkins
Freetetrh
Hickey
C. Jones
Kratzman
H. Hull
A. Morrissey
L. Salmon
F. Hooper
J. Buller
V. Clayton
Tennis doubles victory as Church of England tables turn
Church of England clubs won a mixed tennis day on the first Saturday at St Mary’s greens. Bright play featured doubles including Neale and Hollett defeating Cook and BH Cook 6 4, and several 6 3 and 6 1 results. Church of England totals 15 sets 10 games to St Mary’s 3 sets 56 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
St Mary's
Orst
St. Mary's
Races at Augathella celebrate festival of football club event
Saturday races at Augathella proved a wonderful success with seven events. Officials included N J Ware as judge and T Beasley, Hanley, and Smith as stewards. Results list Polyhester, Aster Lad, Dahdoo, Mandanaa, Star Gem among winners. a large dance followed the races with ample music and catering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Ware
Mesure
T. Beasley
Hanley and Smith
G. Stapleton
Seales
Kobeen
Williams
Pat Brossingham
H. Oskey
P. Lynch
J. Lapthorne
Mgorden
S. Elms
J. Godfrey
BR. Ware
J. MacQueen
EB Meeks
M Ware
J. Porters
J. Gordon
G. Staplston
L. Gordon
J. MecQueen
J. McQueen
McQueen
Mar- naNaa
Barenda Hing
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Public dispute over gravel carting and council justification
A reader from Quilpie criticizes the council for removing a gravel truck without giving reasons. The writer says he offered to supply gravel at 6 shillings and stone at 6 shillings via Quilple Street, noting the council’s preferred stone may cost more. He urges council accountability and cites a locally owned truck connected to a councillor’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilple
Henneesy’s
Tc. M. C. Kennessy
Jame
Mayor's Statements Demied and Council Debate Over Tractors
Fragmented OCR notes report conflicting mayoral remarks and a council dispute about a tractor project. It mentions time reports, authority figures, and concerns over safety while noting a travel mention of Mrs. Hayes and the Meres family planning a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galgor
Alen
Hare
Comnefi
Death and council case mark Quilpie district notes
A Quilpie district bulletin notes the death of Mr G F Stobbs at the local hospital and records the Quilpie Shire Council fining B J Codmer five pounds plus costs for a breach of council regulations. The item lists local figures including Mrs F G C Debmert and J Breene among others. May 15 follows the event as a noted date in council proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Breene
J. Presnell
Granville
J. Dwyer
Moble Springs
North St i
G. F. Stobbexs
Quilpie
Noyes
P.M
Quilpie Shire
B. J. Copdmer
Annual CW Aves Meeting At Shire Hall Teems With Dances
The local CW annual meeting was held at Shire Hall on Saturday afternoon. A full report will appear in the next issue. The CW bell event drew a good crowd with dances won by Miss M Daigish, Mr Wade, and Mr Treanor. Several members returned from Charleville after weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. A
Shire Hall
CG. Power
O. Jones
Sorelty
M Daigish
Wade
1 Treanor
Augathella Triumph Dramatic Score Line
Augathella led 21 to 5 at halftime and 32 to 6 late, as Hanley cleared £383 profit on the day. The meeting notes mention valuations by M Burton and Campbell for Murweh Shire and Morven, with Coolabri starting a lamb hearing expected to take about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Mesars
M. Burton
Campbell
Murweb
Morven
Coolabri
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Dornier de
A. C Little
Sir Karamu
A. Quigley
Blacknet
BE Leach
Pernfeld
ER Peacock
Miles Hawk
Blacklist
W. Leady
Bernadin-Hidy
Lech
J. A. Shanesy
M. Jenny Lee
HK Peacock
J. Shanasy
T. H. Nantes
War Shah
McKellar
Gunilare
Stromboll
Biscknet
Hanieap
R. Kent
A. Quigtey
W. Leney
E Lynch
A. W. Leeds Bee
M. Winten
Betling
Jenny Lew
Intertown
Charleville Team
Adavale
Double Victory C. of E. Club
M. Heinemaan
G. McPhie
J. Cleary
W. Shalry
KR Sutherland
W. Cox
P. Ryan
N. Moynihan
B Jones
W. Wright
Father McCormack
W. Riley
Salmon
G. Cook
Mrs. Harrigan
Mins L Easton
E Moynuihan
M. Corbett
Augathella
Hayes
W. Meres
Will
District News
Catenane
Santa
F. G C. Debmert
CWA
Mixes D. Wade
G. Bryse
M Wade
Avon Villa
Mra Doody
Gunfry
Mra C. Wade
Patricia Park
Mrs BH Pear
Mra
Poard