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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
7
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The fragment describes prices and sales of items or brands including Flames, Piarertinaos, Radio Seta, and Mesival theatre, with intended buyers and representative agents. It mentions Marry Box and Arte Fotel in a context of sale prices and possession by purchasers, but the passage is garbled.
Advertisement notes a house to let on Bewarg Street with unclear details. Mentions male names, pricing for August and September, delivery to a railway station, and cash on delivery terms. The legibility is poor and specifics remain uncertain.
A notice lists Monday services at LL Saints Church of England, detailing the weekly schedule and gathering times for worship. The item emphasizes regular parish activities and community participation.
Fragmented obituary style notice honoring Beatrix Beazlet and family members. Reads as a loving tribute from parents and siblings with incomplete dates and garbled lines. Mentions a home, a voice, and a duty year 1921 in a memorial context.
An applicant is listed on Alfred Street applying to the MRS KING Ci Lamy Dearing housing program. The brief entry records the submission of an application for housing assistance.
Public notice announces a property sale connected to George Arteur and a charter court matter in Chartewite district. It appears to reference licensing requirements and a call for interested parties to contact Wright, Strok Entate Agest, Anctiopoer, for details and filings.
A notice from Hutton & Marieriane of Brisbane outlines a trust arrangement involving UROROK MARTIN ESPUR of Charterite, Queensland, with details of a sale or distribution of assets including ironmongery crockery groceries and stock sweets under a trustee arrangement to be conducted on the Eleventh day of August 1855 at 11:00 near the premises.
Comino Bros at Alfred Street Charleville lists prices for a range of canned goods and groceries including Unity Better items, preserved pears and peaches, melba brand fruit, coconut, and self raising flour. Ordered via P O Box 110.
A Brisbane exhibit invites visitors to inspect Winchcombe Carson Ltd machinery including Lister engines diesel and kerosene variants. The display features new Lister separators and milking machines, plus electric lighting gear, all noted for reliability and efficient operation.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a public notice dated Friday August 4, listing publication events or deadlines without clear names or actions. The readable bits imply a legal or official posting but lack concrete details to identify parties, places, or deadlines.
A fragment describes a theft involving jewellery and cash worth about £4 at a hostel fund event. It notes police leadership, local market activity, and prices for meat and wool with informal commentary on value and demand. The garbled text reflects an era style and price observations such as mutton, lamb, and merino wool ranges.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sunday gathering with Rev. C. Arklet and Bishop H. Disse involved. The text references an evening service at 7:23 and mentions a bishop from the Theces¢ diocese.
The text records fragmented remarks by Home Secretary Mr EM Flasson about continuing a Big Golden Casket, mentions latent demand for £1 caskets, and notes stray figures on casket availability, veteran provisions, rainfall totals in Charleville, and financial balances up to June 30. It preserves names such as Mr EM Flasson and the Retired Soldiers' League officials referenced in a fragmented report.
The Queenwiandaes Producers' Co op reports lower values at Friday auctions with varied skin types. Best full wools fetch 3d to 104 per M, three quarter to Sid to W, half wools from Gt to Thd, third wool from S21 to HM. Demand remains steady across descriptions, with several ties and placeholders indicating data gaps.
Local society items report Propats at Beth Emny Balt and Charlee Monieet vietaalee with Mare Fae 137 in ESS matters. Attendees include Mrs J Paynter, Mr and Mrs J Shiriew, and others traveling to exhibitions and meetings. Sergeant Corbett arrived with duties commencing in Charieville, while various residents were noted for recent travel and community happenings.
The Rev. Leekeshiemaived officiated the marriage of Megipaht Winam Bivenge, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Hea W. Strange, Middioans, England, to Alice Bowman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fraske Bowman. The bride wore a magnotie elephant crepe frock and carried a bow of waert peas. bridal attendants wore matching attire. Best man was Jack Bowman, and forty guests attended a reception at the couple’s home with a decorated dining room and a wedding cake prepared by Mrs. Tercy Bowman.
An article extols methods to prevent indigestion and soothe stomach discomfort after meals. It mentions neutralizing acidity with a “Bisurated” Magocyia after eating and describes relief from pain and fermentation, claiming improved digestion and comfort.
Aged residents of Ames mourn the death of Mrs. Browne and the strain on her husband Mr. Browne and their family. The tragedy touched many neighbors as the community learned details of the sudden loss and extended sympathy through a quiet service and interment. The late Mrs. Browne, a devoted wife to stationary shop owner Mr. Browne, was praised for her fortitude and kindness amid hardship. The bereaved family and friends remember her with sorrow and respect as town members express condolences. The service and interment occurred at Windsor with the community sharing in the grief.
The CWA held its monthly meeting with apologies from several members. Officers and new member Mrs. Pair veather were welcomed, a 5/15 donation to Inland Wire legs Trans minting was approved, and plans were set for the September 22 gathering. Members without current subscriptions were urged to pay before Angus end, with registration forms available from Carter.
Fragmented stock movement notice listing multiple herds and flocks by names and owners, with rail and shipper routes. Mentions Norah Parke Wertlds Longwitl Wartlds Yarrawonga Renkin and various ram ewe and bull consignments. Reports past year figures and operational notes in a terse ledger style.
Fragmentary notes show a meeting of the hospital committee with attendees Narmen and C F trrtee among others. The text is garbled but indicates internal governance discussion and welfare concerns within the Thargomindah District Hospital.
A fragmented report covers Shire Clerk notes on May proceedings. Discussion centers on Ballon street works, water authority charges, sanitary fund arrears, and street drainage. The Health Committee and inspectors address conditions in the town and proposed additional rates to fund improvements.
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