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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 16, 1924
Page
2
A fragmented sale listing shows teapots priced at 3/0 to 3/3 with bale quantities and assorted items like caps and saucers at 12/-, cups at 7/6, tin kettles at 2 plata, and pudding bowls noted. The OCR appears garbled with multiple misreadings but indicates a general miscellaneous sale of tableware and utensils with unit prices and bale mentions.
The Sun and Moon note a full moon on the first February week with high tides expected around Te wharves. Predicted tides show 10 feet at the Thine wharves and a 7 28 am water lift Sunday with 7 45 pm shallow water, with潮 timing adjusted by 40 minutes earlier.
On the 11th at Disresidence Chafion Street, Wout Boydaberg, John Duncan McQuilik aged 62 BSP. North Queensland and Southern Paper pleas copy.
The friends of thision Mac GuiRe and family are invited to attend the funeral of their beloved husband and father John Duncan McGuire. The service will move from their Crofton Croftown residence in West Bundaberg at 11 am for interment in Hawan Catholic Cemetery. Novel contact Woongurrant Phone 178.
Members of St Marys Branch 102 are urged to attend the wonkhal for Bro W H Me Gulaes late father. The meeting will honor the deceased and uphold the order's rites as prescribed by the local society.
A Bundaberg Mail clipping references Luly Feenlaky with a date in 1920. The fragment hints at a local event or notice involving Feenlaky but provides limited readable details.
A discussion on improving roads and transport, urging more focus on road engineering. Highlights the value of a professional engineer for Bun Daberg district and joint council work, criticizing patchwork maintenance and stressing cost efficiency through expert planning.
A fragmented local plan notes a move toward centralized control with Bun Daberg at the center. Bundaberg, Woongoolba and Gooburrum Shire Councils urge joint health and road updates, arguing shared engineering staff could reduce costs and improve services.
The Wheathex forecast warns unsettled weather with general rain and thunder, then improvement over the western border area as a southerly change approaches. Winds mostly northerly, with a late change expected. details key a regional outlook for storms and cooling trends.
An unreadable advert shows an attempted notice about GIN GIN HOSPITAL and a probation matter at Om Cottare hospital. Mentions a location Mt Maida and a non-existent or unclear entity along with a cook laundering reference.
Bundaberg Motor Club hosts a weekend speed carnival at Bundaberg racecourse on Saturday March 31. The event features six motor racing disciplines with prizes: first £29, second £8, third £22. local championship nominations free. handicaps to be set a week after entries close. officials expect strong southern rider turnout and steady patronage.
John McGuire of Bundaberg former acting sergeant and longtime mounted police officer died at home after ten years in retirement. Born in Limerick, he served at Port Douglas Mareeba Thornborough Cirros Biggenden Roma and Bundaberg. Survived by wife and seven children, funeral to Roman Catholic Cemetery in Bundaberg conducted by Mr. Jobo Novakoski.
North Bundaberg residents return after visiting relatives of Oaro. AleM Michelson from Bundabere visits Bydooy. Paul Mikkelsen travels from Brisbane. M rs Heldgman convalesces in West Bundaberg. J C Grimwood farewelled, Sgt Thomas Andrews honored with pipe and tobacco pouch. Gladys Aiken departs for Brisbane with marriage plans celebrated by friends. Public notices promote BANDER’S Eucalypti and medical remedies. Lightning kills Norfolk farm animal at Nor Bundaberg, owner K. Gisdweil news.
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