House To Let On Edward Street Rest 18
Property notice lists a house to let on Edward Street with rest 18. Apply Mire Cuieiaw for contact details and lease arrangements.
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
7
Property notice lists a house to let on Edward Street with rest 18. Apply Mire Cuieiaw for contact details and lease arrangements.
Readable fragments note a market listing for potatoes onions pumpkins and other vegetables. The text mentions a date 2/8 and items likely sold or stocked, with no clear event or outcome.
A fragment indicates a 20 percent ration change tied to cash and a debt note. Barber and Kaimtt are referenced with a three month period. The text is sparse and lacks full context.
The Tae Barmes family expresses gratitude for kind words and empathy following the death of their mother Gentha Suh who passed away on Anmrment Suh, 1308.
Wanted furnished house or flat for three months by a coed tenant. Apply to Carters, Charlotte. House to let. Preferred tariff, electric heat, central location. Mutual Life Citizens Assurance Company Limited.
Fragmented notice from Dim in 1922 seeking sealed tenders for chemicals and drugs with a deposit requirement. Date range from September to June. Deposit amount set at £1 10s. Tender details to be obtained from the secretary.
The town council meeting in Crmbleville was postponed from Friday to the following Thursday night after Angathella Police chart officials reported changes. Jamie McCire faced conviction and a ten‑day imprisonment was levied for default.
A three roomed house owned by Mr Thomas Callers on Galaven Street burned down around 9 p m. The fire brigade responded quickly but only saved some furniture and a few items. The insured property was covered by government underwriters. Tom Crooks and a hitched man were involved in a separate accident on the same day with an ambulance taking them to hospital after surgery.
Comine Bros of Alfred Street enters coal and carry trade offering low prices on groceries without sacrificing quality. Frequent visitors will see savings on a range of home care items with many items priced reasonably.
Five shows and cows in the Twent echeme aim to determine Af a cor porabee way. Organizing work in commwetion THR the scheme in the Teoed Seveaioe district ta beims undertakes to Mr. C. 5. Kentwell, euler Tmairy Emtrecor in charge of the area, and his ausindaats.
A woman was attacked by an Alsatian dog at Parra matta Mond and suffered severe facial injuries. The assailant fled. she was admitted to hospital. Separate notes report attempts in Melbourne to misuse starting price betting by a trick, with bookmakers swindled and losses estimated around £15 10s to £50 in Sydney and suburbs.
A streamlined self powered bus rail vehicle demonstrated last week promises quick starts and stops without a powered line. It measures 322 feet long with 18 wheels and 174 tons and reached 70 miles per hour on a test run covering 268 miles.
A Brisbane mail train wreck in Sarina Mackay on Saturday crushed a motor car, injuring two occupants C Weicke a hospital surgeon and Sheem G Welake. Both survived with minor injuries. The car was crushed against a barrier and the largest fragment remained.
The ship Artiphio at Plymouth lands 162 bars of silver and 15,000 sovereigns of gold valued at £36,000, with a note on an advanced vacuum apparatus by Marie Raftinelli. The device uses a tube claw and special flash covering to pull air and water into a captured position, then breaks glass to flood and scatter contents.
A defendant from the Queensland Police Force was fined £100 for a false income return. The case details a taxable income of £28 with tax due and a reported personal income loss of £2,420 and property income of £87, leading to an overall assessed tax deficiency. The record notes funds from police department sources and proceeds from opossum skins, wool, and rare exports, with further references to a large fiscal shortfall and misreported earnings.
Miss D E Z Aschandsen youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Aschandsen of North Carolina married Norman Laste Green son of the late Mr W J Green and Mrs Green of Montanby. The bride wore satin with lace and carried a bouquet of white flowers. The couple received congratulations from family and guests and left for their future home in Quip after the reception.
Cheerios, aided by key players Sambeamas and two standouts from the A grade, defeated Kamwers by 22 points in a strong showing highlighted by height and strength. Charleville’s team, praised as one of the season’s best, beat Wattles 24 goals after their Toowoomba visit, while quipite players and the country cup defense drew attention in Brisbane and beyond.
A promotional note from Ei Mabrer & Co. highlights new kitchen goods including lacecloth and table basers to brighten the home. The advertisement emphasizes quality items and seasonal offers for homemakers purchasing decor and dining essentials.
A respected Chatteville resident, William Maxie Gibbs, aged 58, died at his residence in Watnon Green after a prolonged illness. He helped found Gibbs and We Gibbs contracting firm, built the county courthouse, town hall, the Dab con' Hecol, and many homes. Survived by wife, children, and a large family, the community extends sympathy. The funeral will be from the deceased’s residence at 220 9.8 S to morrow afternoon.
Obituary notices pay tribute to Mrs. B M Sai of the Cunnamulla district who died at over ninety, remembered as Grassy and loved by many, and to Norman Joseph Wallace youngest son of C and M Wallace of the Mammon News lineage, a compositor with regional papers. Survived by four children and four grandchildren, with siblings and a Brisbane connection cited.
Mr G Thompson guest of Mrs N Dewl cher Maye funeral details note many veterans attend a Charleville exhibition. Names of implied attendees from Quilpie Charleville and surrounding towns listed with dates and places. References to charitable or community events and upcoming travels and services mentioned.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous players and results from a chess championship. It notes pairings such as Cook vs Rice Corn and Bonnee vs Alles, with scores around 100/34 and 200/98, plus occasional forfeit mentions. The piece references early rounds, delays, and eventual outcomes as West, Dunes, and other players compete in the Engla ned club event.
Letter writer defends his honest view after eight local contests in Charleville, arguing fans and officials push a crooked narrative. He asserts his long record in the ring and rejects rumors about “Wongies” or any attempt to cheat, urging fair play and respect for all boxers.
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