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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
8
A fragment describes a new passenger aircraft claimed as the largest and fastest. It mentions figures like 136 mph and a cruising speed, with garbled names and terms, indicating an early promotional note about the plane’s performance and design.
A garbled report references trust fund matters under NorthWestern relate law. It mentions Arthur Darien and a settlement process with dates around September, noting alleged mismanagement and procedural questions. The text is fragmented and unclear but points to legal scrutiny of fiduciary duties and trustees.
Reports describe a brief stay by W Curtin of Leawood and A Carte of Charliville in Le Maxgresatons area. Observations cover windswept routes, market moods, and the impact of visiting quips on local commerce, with notes on prices, travel, and the social tone of the season.
Special to Tomes reports Seb-Inspector J Campbell was dismissed then dismissed from the force. Friday follow up notes indicate ongoing investigation into a personnel matter. Campbell reportedly entered the force in 18PK and remains a subject of official action.
Sydney Times reports a dramatic personal crisis involving a woman aged 23 linked to Breeste and a perilous fall noted near a 20 foot drop. The incident unfolds after she had lingered in a lithinity period, with details describing her condition and surrounding actions.
Fragmented report details midwifery training, hospital usage, and a chaotic meeting. It mentions committee actions, medical officer reports, debt recovery on hospitals, and a social gathering at Perth Hall with light refreshments. Several names and motions appear, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
Fragmentary minutes reveal Councilor H C Pegler facing debate over an honorary portrait and long service recognition. Remarks reference the chairman’s term, district pride, and acknowledgment of past staff contributions, with calls for continued effort and public regard.
A social event titled Victory Ball celebrates the return of the Le tories with a basketball theme. The Charlorie Basketball Association plans a gala in Coragars Hall to honor the team and attendees, with Seymour Seat and Meir as key organizers.
Acceptances for the Briskaze meeting at Ascot include AIDES MARDECAP PARTON PIR DERHAIE 15M and many others among the Flying Handicaps, 7 furlongs Welter and related events. Names such as Wilt Yet Citamen Amtema Wind Kuberese Ouehia Cabaret Hayat Orathe Harvest Cemberoash and Paul Lager appear among a large field of entries.
The metropolitan racing page lists entries for the first division Mat oe Maken Namdicap with Poncsi or Sandy Devndabatta, the second division featuring Art or Good Tate, and Flying Handicap contenders Autumn Wind or Three Year-Old Mandies. Also noted are Harvest Fine, Tattereats, Mightawey of Westter Mandinas, andPetret Lager of Oepet Mint in other race lineups.
A 1925 era program promises a rich Hawaiian entertainment night with Tosorres Katshar and the Original Hawaiian Troubadours. Highlights include island dancing, impersonations, and a featured swimmer Kalil, with a royal TavWte tune and native chiefs’ pageantry. The show runs Saturday evening at 9 and continues Monday with additional performances at Meri Gibb Newsarena. Tickets priced 2.
The report from Cannon notes generally fair quality and steady demand for cattle and sheep. Prime lambs and wethers reach around 20s per stone with trade steady. ewes and woolly merino types show variable but mostly fair activity. Prices quoted include prime cows near 19s and various weathers around mid-teens, with overall market equilibrium described as fair.
N Belunes captured the Chameriin Golf Chub championship by defeating J Westone in a Sunday final amid a windy, crowded audience. Qualifying rounds and quar terSnake concluded the prior weekend with results including Mciames over H FR operaié and Wesscott over Deanne, while Atelanes claimed runner up status. The event crowned Dr W Fou as the top competitor, with forthcoming signees planned for a Saturday five hole event and a Sunday motor event at Taum.
The men's doubles handicap tournament at St Mary's Cimt concluded with Lytch and Cox beating Jenkins and Bussell, 100 25. Numerous matches featured end scores around 100 32 and 100 85 as players like Duftell Burke Stall Addison Blake and Addison faced various pairs. A final note mentions Langie Crossing and a day outing with members of the eink seeking a motorist friendly event.
A note details stock movements and transport routes with references to 430 wothers, a rail route to Cannon ML, and total holdings around 1400. It mentions Yerrel te Touk vy Gate, HM Glowery, and various legs by road and rail including Yarmouth to Comagoola, Charterite, and Hatlagine Mithe. Names F Heckendert and Nyzgan appear as owners or associated parties.
Local electic official urges heed as children play near power lines in a crowded slum area risking injury. Alderman McWherharman orders inspectors to investigate and to punish offending youths. The meeting focused on water street trestles and overall safety measures.
A minutes style record lists H C Paster as chair with committee members and local officials discussing road works, property terms, licensing, and municipal services. It notes repairs, drainage, election notices, and financial approvals including payments, taxes, and commissions.
A misread report from Squaretop details the death of Mr. C. A. Treason, head teacher of the Su State Scheal, in a factory incident on Bell road. Eyewitnesses recount chaos and injuries as responders rushed him to a doctor. his widow and family mourn his 55 years.
Ray Morris, a promising member of the Sydney rugby league and a noted swimmer, died after ear trouble led to serious complications during a voyage. He served briefly with New South Wales Police, was attached to the ship’s crew, and collapsed on arrival in Melbourne hospital. Further details referenced medical proceedings and inquiries.
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