House To Let in Eeward Street With 16 Rent
Notice announces a house to let on Eeward Street with monthly rent of 16. Interested applicants are to apply to Mrs Calcing by phone.
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
7
Notice announces a house to let on Eeward Street with monthly rent of 16. Interested applicants are to apply to Mrs Calcing by phone.
A note of gratitude is extended to Mrs Collins and Mr Keer and their families for their kindness after the death of Nell, with friends expressing appreciation for wreaths and messages sent during the bereavement.
W. M Give and Tumily express sincere thanks to all who sent wreaths and sympathies during their secret bereavement.
Mr and Mrs W Malone extend thanks to De Shamaa Mes Keayares Outen the Stators of Mercy Rulet Workers Association and all who offered comforting support during their recent bereavement.
A garbled item notes Buick and Chevrolet vehicles with references to petrol tank and a return to F. Calling, King Street. The readable facts point to automotive notes or classified items about repairs or parts for Buick and Chevrolet vehicles. The text mentions a person or handle Wil Rater in relation to returning to a location on King Street.
For sale notice offers 30 welltound beaks and 30 in wood onder. Contact Bt. M. for details and to apply today.
A compact property note describes a quarter acre freehold located at the center of Galatea with reference to a residence or homestead and implied championship context. The brief OCR fragment indicates a land parcel offered with central access and potential development.
Two DC motors offered for inspection at the Times. A 3 hp unit labeled 140/480 and a 1 hp machine at 220/40 volts. Each includes slide rails stack pulley switch and other fittings.
Readable text notes a person leaving for the south in a few days, with brief mention of corsets and belts. No clear date, name, or destination.
A 16 year old is injured in a gun incident involving a 3 pes rifle near Charters Towers. The youth, Hughie Gresendasmer, was handling the weapon when a cat involved in the scene caused a misfire. He works at Mr Albert Parcett's Drowghtes River establishment.
The Queensland Pastoral Supplies firm is awarded Merit for its Mikieews fencing wire and Kee Era Seperstors. The display at the building drew thick attention as a sign of vast revenue and cheap distribution for barb wire cold safes all calvaniond from resewater goods. Direct factory pricing benefits consumers, and those unable to attend the Exhibition can write to the firm for notes on their products.
Aingham Smith for the Sorten plans a major land sale near Gore in Inverest. Trustees Mackay and Murrey sell 16 219 acres with about 5 000 young stock and facilities including gib mixer plant. Sale to Conway and Browning is described as one of the district’s largest in years.
The term of the Communioner for Railwaye Mr WC Teridsng is extended for three years from November 1. He has led the committee since 1913. Mr A E Morris formerly traffic superintendent at Townevile is appointed district superintendent of the northern division in succession to Mr L Jackson who succeeds Mr Crowther as general manager of the northern division Townersite.
The first fatality at Mt Coolon mine occurred when 73 year old Taoma Robinson entered the ore bin area. An accident sent debris and ore into the bin trapping him under 300 tons. He was found upright in the well of the bin and removed after cutting through the jaw with oxy welding. The Englishman role sim was from Rewberry Tasmania.
List of passengers traveling on QA N T A S routes including Mr A C Kent from Camooweal to Closcerry and others such as Mr Shand, Mr R Bower, Mr P B Yarwood, Mr GC Magarth, Mr C Crom on, Mr R Willeorks, Mr Baker, Mr A Hamilton, Mr Geo Herriman with routes from Brisbane to Longreach Dalby Charleville to Tambo and Charleville to Brisbane. The Times up to date plant promises quality printing service.
A Sunday morning fire at Tooweumbs damaged a brick building occupied by A.C. smd G. Propr Proprietary Ltd. Losses were estimated between 112100 and 16600 pounds for the building and stock, with minor damage to groceries and a near escape for a man who was knocked from his bicycle helmet shattered.
John Puchstucie died at Boonal General Hospital after severe burns from a fire while fishing on a creek bank Saturday. He and other men were awakened by flames. he was seen running about with injuries before possibly rolling into the fire. He was taken to the hospital where he lingered until Tuesday night.
Defence officials said tender conditions for the Singapore Darwin air link and feeder services within the Commonwealth will be published next week. The rules require Australian control, emphasize defence importance, demand that pilots receive thorough training, and mandate the use of powerful aircraft to ensure passenger safety on the route.
A compact note highlights a music lovers event featuring Manes voice in a dramatic homage. The piece notes a charming cabinet display accompanying the performance and hints at an intimate venue atmosphere.
Fragmentary report describes Amit sect girls in Hyderabad threatening suicide or conversion to Islam unless dowry is abolished. Dowry demand of 500 pounds cited. educated youth oppose orthodox limits. Additional notes mention local casket and ticket details with unclear context.
A fragmented wartime notice notes Verena Storrey Males daughter of W. Malone of Alfred Street, ill on Monday after a severe illness. Thomas Chirk, 78, died at Charleville Hospital Saturday. Mrs Rath Turner from Mare arrived to visit Charleville, while Mrs Olive Hampson of Toowoomba stays with her cousin Mrs Lemmon on Alfred Street. Local talk centers on J W Curtin’s visit to discuss regional trade and a public meeting held with community leaders.
A letter to officials discusses concerns over dog care and weaponized poles in a small town. The Health department condemned the actions and police were asked to monitor the situation. Town leaders noted repeated disturbances over years and pledged to communicate with the Police Department to establish a safe plan.
The entry records stock routes and personnel in Queensland. It notes Dare to Canterbury plans, the D I Enort project for a mule to enable travelling stock trade, Ganther's reform from Chart style, Capper and Shervim surveying cattle, and impending shearing at Day Beltom. It lists McParkane in Tanbar, Broken Hill trip, Button Bros ownership, L Coleman overseeing 100 horses, Tushar, Webb, Hadcock, and Armotts driving mobs from Tantar to Qalipie and Keeroongooloo to Quilpie with Jowett as owner.
A fragment describes a remedy idea claiming a census of troubled sleepers shows stomach and heart strain relief during the night. It suggests that the product aids digestive and other organs to perform their functions, promising quiet and rectified sleep. Look for the oval Bismas trade mark on the package.
A badly recovered body is found near Devil's Pool after a river trek. Police, aided by a rescue party, search the area with ropes and relays. Boots matching a missing person’s footwear are identified, prompting continued examination of the scene.
Four people were injured in a car crash on a Gympie road after the vehicle swerved off the road near Tinsea. The party left Mersberouch on Sunday around 2 pm and were returning about 5:38 pm when the car ran off the road and rolled several times. Some occupants were thrown clear as the car left the roadway, with others trapped inside until rescue.
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