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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 17, 1938
Page
12
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A Brisbane residential property sale at the corner of Gregory Terrace and Boundary Street netted £10,000. Arran, a two story block by Harold Wood and A J Pamwall, was sold to Mr Charles Bodley through agency Mr A G Winning for the seller and commission. The building commission included a two story structure and the block features a new apartment complex.
Police investigate hotels amid concerns of legal actions and enforcement. Inspector Keefe notes inquiry fact hotels under review for possible abuses as officials prepare broad checks and hearings. Consular staff listed will meet the public at the Norwegian Consulate on the anniversary of the constitution.
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A Brisbane appeal reports mothers with large families urgently need blankets and clothing as winter approaches. Donations, including funds and goods like blankets, are distributed via the Queensland Society for Social Service, with acknowledgments in The Courier-Mail. Readers are urged to support the drive to ease hardship.
The Afinister for Agriculture and other officials postponed a Brisbane stop due to official business and a conference in Canberra. The Minister for Transport left by the Inter-State Express for Melbourne to attend the opening of new Queensland Government offices. Reverend P Seymour, linked to the American mission at Mitchell River, Cape York, was moved to Belshane. Reverend Fy ta Waison serves in Bout Aviorena, with Mr Wyatt as Western Australia area secretary. arrival in Melbourne for the Lares Bayou event follows. Vermaine in Bethany marks the May festival with W. J. Puene, Land Court president, leaving Brisbane for sittings at Charleville and Challmanila, accompanied by Mr B Horien, registrar.
Brisk competition from all sections marked the opening day of Brisbane wool sales yesterday. Compared with last week’s closing rates, values were fully firm for all descriptions.
The article details a Brisbane area bowling event with notable players and teams, including Bushesesn Mistach and Wool ves Takd. It notes high pace, strong demands, and a selection that favored certain players while marking a record about a father and son serving together in an Australian presbytery.
The Ipswich show of the Queen Victoria Pastoral and Agricultural Society featured judged needlework. Mrs A Mevey presided over judging as items by Mrs C B Stonjamte and Mrs WY Wright drew commendation. Awards praised extensive embroidery and fancy work across multiple classes with several exhibitors named for top prizes.
The transfer of Qantas Airways Limited main offices from Brisbane to Sydney is approved with a new Sydney terminal. Managing Director Mr. Hudson Fest announced plans as public flier Mr. Garnecy Potts supported the move. The Secretary and accounting section will depart May 28, with Sydney to host key operations and handling of routes, aircraft losses, and Archerfield service.
An advertisement touts a seven day eczema remedy promising relief from itching and irritation. It claims deep skin penetration to address the outlet pores and removes poisonous secretions, offering a money back guarantee if ineffective.
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