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Rental notice seeks furnished rooms at Keigh Parm area with weekly payments and utilities. Advertises multiple flats with baths, street access, and variety of amenities for short or long term tenants.
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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
17
Rental notice seeks furnished rooms at Keigh Parm area with weekly payments and utilities. Advertises multiple flats with baths, street access, and variety of amenities for short or long term tenants.
A garbled public notice page lists legal and business notices involving the United Wealth Proavesty and Queensland Citizens League. It mentions a campaign, creditors, and a solicitor signing authority, with references to Brisbane chambers and advertising.
Fragmentary report shows Ime Minieler and labor allies urging part-time workers to join the Australian Workers Union. The dialogue notes concerns about wages and hours and references a government inquiry and a council legal aid suggestion.
The article reports officials discussing policy for opening intermediate and secondary schools. Debate centers on curriculum and timetables, with questions about authority and readiness for higher grades. Some answers show academic focus rather than practical teaching implications.
Fragmented text mentions photography, people named Mowe and Bieter, and equipment like crane and holos. No coherent event or date found. unable to determine a specific news item or outcome from the readable fragments.
Public tender brief lists submission deadline at 4 pm and requires bids for a project. Includes references to approval processes and contact points, with line items suggesting bidders and locations.
The text reads as a scattered OCR dump with plant names such as marigolds and geraniums, plus scattered personal names and locations. It appears to describe a garden show or entries in a horticultural listing with numerous unreadable fragments and dubious sequencing.
Vague OCR lines mention a chaotic scene at Pathate with references to Warwicks, Sox, and local figures. The garbled passage hints at unrest or planning but contains no clear events, dates, or identifiable names beyond scattered proper nouns.
An unnamed footballer was found dead in unclear circumstances. The report cites a statement from an official admitting the body was discovered and a motive is not evident. No further details on location or age are provided.
Rain brings relief to anxious growers as Melbourne reports welcome showers. The piece notes improved conditions for crops and livestock with mentions of farmers and local figures, reflecting a general sense of refreshed prospects after dry spells.
Debates in Parliament focus on compulsory motor vehicle insurance and its impact on pedestrians and fault liability. Advocates argue it shifts costs to motorists for injuries to third parties. opponents warn it could overburden drivers and hospitals while a proposed plan for liability sharing meets resistance from the Automotive Association and Royal Auto Club.
Fragmentary notes mention wool from Manchuria and a name Marta linked to Atrlizn Torri with no clear event or outcome.
Fragmented text notes debates on women workers and families, referencing religious and social reforms. Mentions efforts by committees, public sentiment, and moral expectations shaping roles in the home and workplace.
Readable text notes a conference on animal problems held in Cawbeera with unclear references to figures and topics. Despite garbled lines the event theme centers on wildlife or livestock management.
In Dntbane City yesterday Alderman proposed cutting tram and bus fares from 2 to 1. The plan, backed by Aldermen Hir own and S. Fane, would extend to Spanish Road Acgenalopes and Balmore areas. The reverse motion was defeated amid Labour opposition.
A fragment reports the minister for education inaugurating school facilities in Br. Tee Kanna amid a broader educational tour. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate an official visit and school openings.
Advert says Bushella Blue Label produces more cups per pound than ordinary tea with richer flavor and lower cost per cup, emphasizing the use of tender leaf buds and the superior taste of the brand.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a personal health complaint with scattered phrases about back pain and remedies. No clear outcome or named entities to verify. The text is too damaged to ascertain a full news item.
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