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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
7
Returning Officer confirms the two named individuals Patrick Laslin Barry and Charlie Giant have been elected as embers required by the Queensland Railways process.
Fragmentary notice lists Allan and others as candidates for mayor and six council seats in Charteville. The document mentions eligibility and formal filing for the office, indicating recognized candidatures and an upcoming electoral process. The readable text emphasizes candidate names and official status for the town election.
Public notice from Charleville announces the Ambathalla Benefit Race Meeting and dance on Saturday 15 April 1933. Proceeds aid Charterite Hoag and Ambwanians, with amateur riders limited to 1236 entries, compulsory forage, weights, and detailed regulations for horses and riders.
The readable elements describe a dated schedule or notice with scattered names and events. It mentions days like Wed and Tues and includes partial place names and actions. The legible content hints at a community notice or timetable rather than a full report.
A chaotic council session highlights complaints over sidewalk and footpath conditions near the Treat, with aldermen accusing mayoral actions of delay. Citizens and officials urge tangible reforms and a detailed plan to remedy gravel and paving issues affecting pedestrians.
A brief thanks notice credits the Medical Superintendent Matron Evering ham and the Nursing Staff of Augatbelis Hospital for the skilled comfort and kindness shown to Mrs Steingwalle during her stay. It also acknowledges Mr and Mire OK Beadbey Tor Geir for many favours to Gorm Mra Eising's nem Ameatheiit Apett Ind. initiate.
To let a one double bedspace with terrace style verandahs and a kitchen. Apply to Times Offices.
A meeting of all Diggers is convened for Monday April 1 at 7 PM in the Galatea Street Hall. All Diggers are invited to attend. The August Meeting of the Bar Club will be held Saturday April 2 with reports, balance sheet, auditor appointment, and nominations for President Vice President Treasurer and five Committee members. Nominations close April 5 at 5 PM. if more nominations than vacancies a ballot will be held. Gregory Secretary.
A partial note from ANZAG BAY mentions a plan for attendees to cover teams and proceed to the cemetery after a service. The text includes a signature line Secreta and appears to reference a religious or memorial event with unclear specifics and names due to damage.
A fractured chaotic score dump lists teams, players, and oddities after a tumultuous game. Names such as Tyrone and Tyrone districts appear with scores and standings, while scattered entries imply a contentious lineup and late shifts.
Nine year old Dive Butler was brought by ambulance after an incident described as a roof fall or related accident. He received first aid and was advised for further care at a medical facility. A second injury involved a palm wound and a shoulder laceration with an extended incision. Both children were taken to local doctors for treatment and observation.
A Rugsy League meeting chaired by President Aik Johnson appointed delegates including Mawes, J. Domeres, C. Maloney, and W. R Ryan. The Native Ole received permission to visit Marves next Sunday, with Amgathalla also granted for the following Sunday. Fees for a stated purpose were to be paid before April.
A bankruptcy hearing for Jertie Reward Bardes formerly of Augathella disclosed 8009 capital, £3.50 cattle purchase, and debts totaling £3099 with secured £2810. He owed 40 creditors over 18 years, with illiquid assets and limited income. Creditors’ view held his losses stemmed from misfortune and mismanaged affairs.
The article lists holiday schedules for local offices and services in Charfeville. Hours vary across days with closures on certain holidays. Mail delivery changes include no deliveries on Friday and Saturday pickups, with special Friday schemes and Thursday night open hours noted.
A frail and garbled report describes a flight toward Mount Everest by Westland machines guided by a leader named Commodore PF Pestowon who did not participate in the sighting. The trio reportedly reached about 33,000 feet before landing after roughly a quarter hour aloft with photographer Wim present.
A US dirigible named Eros departed from Lakehurst New Jersey and sank into the sea after a Tuesday morning accident. Twenty people are known aboard. only four were rescued. The wreckage location is Tarangat Light off the New Jersey coast about 45 miles from New York. Naval officers were involved and the Weather was clear at the time. Authorities at Lakehurst and the Bar Department report changes in airship operations following the incident.
A government backed project led by Mr DC Tishman aims to publish a comprehensive state history and promotional handbook titled Queen State. The volume, about 60 pages with illustrations, seeks 10 000 copies for England, Canada, the U S A and overseas markets. It highlights land laws and local resources as opportunities, with August as target availability.
Mr and Mrs it Banning, joined by Miss Betty Dunning, plan their May departure. Sergeant Talty, formerly a detective, transfers to Coarlerine. Constable Degle moves to Cultpie. Yeemaren Me Tet MeWes and council office staff depart on Monday for a three day holiday at BrieBank. Constable Zoreesom relocates from Bromaign to Win station.
Weaker text preserved shows eleven candidates vying for aldermen seats after one withdrawal. A poll will be held at the current meeting place on Saturday.
Warwick voters backed Independent Reform Party leader John Allman over Citizens United Party incumbent Alderman Connolly. New mayor is Alderman Allman with Domnall anticipated as council ally. former mayor Adam Adams steps down after long service. Final tally shows Allman winning by a wide margin.
A damaged dispatch records Ambulance Brigade proceedings at a committee meeting. Officers and committees discussed transport, fundraising, and purchases, noting donations totaling 235 shillings and plans to buy leather cushions for a phaeton. A semafit meeting and transport arrangements were addressed with limited action taken.
In Rosour of forthcoming marriage Bert Jarkine and Siem Vern Leach a shower evening was held at the home of Mrs Hormetsin on Wednesday night. A large number of friends attended. Dances, games, and music dominated the event. Mr M Heinemann and Miss S Ilolett led the competitions with wins by Miss Rene Wellington and Miss Pred Mazes.
A muddled report from a Charleville hospital governance gathering describes a proposed benefit event at Amabile on Eastar Saturday. The chair and committee members debate funding, estimates, and equipment needs, including electrical work, with decisions on gate receipts, costs, and future purchases debated amid uncertainty about costs and timing.
The CWA annual meeting on February 27 highlighted a decisive win in the committee bail race run by senior members. The secretary noted members advertising the event drew two country attendees, with a later afternoon session hosted by Armitrons Martin Thempson Williams and Ball. The gathering closed with thanks to the chair.
The Centenary Air Race plans were announced by the event committee. The proposed route traces from Eaelad to Malbearns with a prize of £10,000 for the winner. Landing and docking points include Bagdad Calestia Singapore Darwin Charfevilln Melbourne. The announcement ties to the Royal Stat College and London offices for event arrangements.
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