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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
4
The text describes a dispute involving the Weusregs Grasiers association over employment terms. It notes a case where an applicant must pay a fee and faces constraints tied to interference with work. The document references a financial figure of more than £60 per year as part of the alleged arrangement.
Public meeting announced at Cormacs Hall on Wednesday night to plan observances for Easter, with services at 7 am and 7 pm and dates noted. J M Blacklock, minister, and Mayor Jab. Binote promote the event with topics including Prophecy and King of Kings Anthem.
Ticket and train arrangements for Easter 1941 issued by the station master under orders from the Commissioner. Public notice of railway plans and travel details for holiday congestion.
A lost item notice from a Times office seeks the return of a V5 nickel Mab Cap. The entry cites location on Laugie road between Ward Krilee and Cherlevilie and requests retention for Time TM office.
The fragment shows a partial date line reading PTNDAY APRIL and a year placeholder 124. No clear events, names, or locations are readable. Preserve as a brief archival note indicating missing publication day and a garbled year field.
At a special meeting on Friday August 5 the Charleville Town Council instructed the city engineer to call tenders for pumping stations and treatment works to be added to the town sewerage scheme. The consulting engineer said it would be costly to obtain labour but tenders could be invited before deciding on other contracts and whether work would be done by day labour.
In Charlerlie the debate over rental picture show licenses continues as officials consider licensing terms and bonding. Proposals include reduced rates only if a new license is granted and concerns about revenue, public interest, and protecting taxpayers while ensuring the theater remains public property under the city’s control.
A dispatch from the Chief Secretary notes wartime personnel including Sergeant AC Cameros Corporal K Ward Private T Tosbey Private R Hansa Flying Officer A T Gel H Rogers and Private C N Watts. It mentions not appointing trustees reports receipts and payments of funds £207 19s 6d received and £134 19s 2d paid, and parish activities such as a ladies' committee garment shipments and a knitting bee resumption.
The program tonight features the nurse story Nurse with Cavell shown as a screen drama condemning her brutal death under German occupation. Also shown are The Charter Plot with Lloyd Notas and Lynn fart Alsy, a short subject, and Australian and international news. George Formby appears in Keep Fit with Frieda Ineacourt. The Spiders Web and other acts accompany the bill. Matias opens Saturday with Flash Gordon debut chapters.
Warm weather framed a church committee gathering titled Belle of the Star. Music for dancing came from Sersours' orchestra, with Minna Henaceny voted as Belle of the Evening, reflecting a local event at the parish.
An unclear report mentions a doctor named Macintoth and a plan to transport to a location in Augathella. It references a ceremony or fete called Ringhaed at the Claret, with arrangements including a dance and dress stage.
Fragmentary notice describes heavy rain and wet weather impacting rivers and services. mentions Avon Ville and Mulls Gully with vague references to works and completion at Wowk land and a place called Bemaring.
A well attended Morven evening featured a memorial for a beloved son lost in the Swan's Head area and a fundraising social with dance and music. Attendees included Mr Orwood and Mr Herwoot, with remarks by Monty Mauita. The Parewell Committee led plans, while local residents enjoyed piano violin and accordion entertainment.
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