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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1946
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment mentions greens, advance hours, vegetables, and a city survey. It references Gaulles and Myer, with unclear dates and items like oranges, poles, and croups, plus stretches from Watery to 2 and 38. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret.
The Courier-Mail announces a weekly feature answering tenant problems under Queensland regulations. Readers may send issues to Souter Hal for publication each Tuesday. The column guides on tenancy notices, fair rent, and eviction procedures, noting court orders and landlord rights while considering hardship and alternative accommodation.
Fragmented text outlines a landlord and tenant dispute in Queensland. It references rent regulations, moratoriums, notice on occupation, eviction processes, and service of police or court orders. Mentions a complex remedy framework with references to security, rent increases, and landlord rights.
A landowner disputes farm property status after converting dairy land for rental use at ten dollars per week. The case involves a landlord and tenant, with questions over whether the farm remained a dairy operation and if rental arrangements affected farming rights and security interests. The document references contracts, notices, and potential remedies through the contractor’s office.
A lively night event at Lin joes Trent features a series of performances and celebratory activities. Adare Mary and Vergy participate in the annual festivities, with Prank Rebate medisators contributing to the program.
The article surveys affordable spring fashions and low cost accessories as retailers lure customers with bright colors and simple items. It highlights dresses made of neadlandor fabrics, two tone blue and pink shades, and coordinated trimmings. Accessories include handkerchiefs, flowers, mirror boxes, and travel items for holidays. It notes prices roughly 10 to 40 pence and emphasizes practical, stylish options for a spring wardrobe and gifts.
Dr Dorothy Hill, headmistress of Brisbane Giela Gram mar School Old Girls Association, hosted a party at Lyceum Club for secretary Edyth Cornelive, who will wed Dugcan Robert at Kangaroo Point on September 7. Guests included local figures, WRANS members, and many attendees from Adelaide Springs to Darwin with travel by road.
A Sydney broadcast reports Premier Hanning states Australia will pass a rivers irrigation pact with M S W. The plan covers 70 000 to 80 000 acres in Queensland and New South Wales, funding irrigation works and weirs across multiple border streams with completion expected over several years. Local engineers anticipate border area benefits and new water schemes near Tyoyinaues headworks.
Miss Ritchie, appointed principal of Queensland Unity Woman's College, discusses how her eight years abroad shape her view of Australian girls. She cites experiences in England Canada and service with the Canadian Women's Army Corps as shaping mature, courageous perspectives on youth and contribution.
At a belated Deb’s Party held last night the centerpiece was a pink rose bud pattern frock worn by Mira Verdulen. sister Miry attended, with Mira’s array featuring white and pink blossoms and a necklace of pearls. McDonnell family guests described the late celebration in refined style with a new cut neckline and matching jewelry.
A terse notice outlines recent legal actions and private arrangements involving multiple parties. The list names various individuals and organizations in domestic and commercial matters, noting court dates and unresolved claims.
Readable fragments show Lisomore festival events with contests listed. Mentions include a dance unit, semteyiber nine, and a note about entrants and a music feature. Names are unclear due to OCR damage but reference local participants and organizers.
A fragment notes protests by a soldiers league against oil trade policies and government controls. Mentions Prime Minister, Controller-General of Food, and relief efforts affecting retired servicemen amid wartime shortages.
A garbled OCR passage references apples and vegetables for sale, mentioning Granny Smith and Vietnam melon varieties, with unclear pricing and suppliers. The text lacks coherent context but hints at fruit sale details and some named varieties and vendors.
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