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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
10
The notice outlines advantages of church boarding for day pupils and boarders at All Saints' Hostels. It mentions facilities including chapel tennis courts gardens and grounds, with a warden in charge. Details on fees uniform and admissions follow.
In tracing motoring’s rise the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland stresses the human element as the core motoring problem. It argues past phases faced unique issues from vested interests to reliability and costs, but the central aim remains safety. The speaker urges drivers to align with humanity’s standards, not merely legal limits, to reduce accidents and foster broader vehicle use.
Safety guidance for the week stresses alertness and practical precautions in daily tasks. It highlights personal protective best practices and quick checklists to reduce common workplace and home hazards.
Fragmentary text reports Royal Automobile Club warnings about tail lights on parked vehicles and legal requirements for illuminated rear lights. It notes drivers’ habit of turning on lights while parked and mentions concerns over battery discharge and potential fines.
The article outlines a parades based tribute with invites to officials including Sir William Clase and military figures such as Major O Fien and Captain Fayion. It notes locations along streets and a march past with the Governor and RSSLA leaders, plus civic groups, women’s groups, and veterans associations contributing and coordinating transport and contingents.
Land Commissioner court sessions held Friday with adjournments for license and petitions. Applications for certificates and permits discussed. some granted, others adjourned for further action. Warden court list includes Paget, Borunisaton, Babine with several inspections and grants recorded.
A novelty traffic safety experiment in Lormenshire Kugimuiel used a six man courtesy squad to deter red light and road rules violations. Prosecution saw no direct offences. instead drivers were reminded to obey traffic rules and show marked improvement in driving conduct. The trial, conducted in two wards, reportedly reduced incidents and promoted a safer motoring conscience among residents.
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