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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1938
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a deadline around 20th December and a Secretary O. JONES. It references an event or meeting involving women and a hospital, with unclear specifics. The readable portions suggest a formal notice or invitation directed at ladies and a secretary.
Thomas Alfred Furd seeks to acquire a grazing site near Charleville to enclose land along a 20 chain boundary near intersecting roads. Council approval requested to erect a fence with gates and related works as described by Cannan & Peterson solicitors at 13 Queen Street, Brisbane.
Local government notice appears with partial OCR lines mentioning section 38 and a name fragment. The readable items indicate an official notice action under Section 38 with likely procedural context and party named Marie Civien Werbert.
Public notice states all creditors and claimants of ERIC LAWRENCE 240K SVS late Charteville in the State of whatever are notified. The will and estate are being administered in the court at Charteville with a deadline of January 15, 1503 for claims. Creditors are warned that after this date the administrator will distribute the estate, and all persons with claims must present them with proof. Dated seventeenth May of November, 1938.
Notice from Registrar of Titles Brisbane dated 24 November 1938 concerns transmission by death of alloted land in Cher. evil Batata area and allotment 5 of section 19. Names of claimants include Asmie Morrin. Letters of administration and consent timing unspecified. Solicitors John FP Lorkert & Heastete for the applicant. Town Attorney: Ohoree Waugh.
An unfamiliar fragment from a local page mentions Ames and Rye with unclear context. The readable portion shows names and places but no complete event or action to define a clear news item. It remains insufficient for a definitive summary.
Wilfred Henry Seymour was convicted and awaited sentence at the Summons Court this morning. Mr Thwen Nicholle was appointed an alderman in place of Alderman T. A Smith. Nicholle was sworn in by the Mayor and Alderman H. Dyer with the council attending.
The LPIE Shire Council notes a loan matter of £1100 for a period of five years by order, with the shire clerk overseeing the arrangement.
The notice warns taxpayers of duties on crushing pressing and other operations and requires details of quantities held by firms for the Commissioner of Taxation by December 1 1928. It lists penalties for failure to file full statements and notes that rate information will be published by postmasters and in newspapers starting December 1 1908. The document is signed by A B Douglas Brown Provincial Commissioner of Taxation.
Public notice under the Local Government Act of 1935 announces plans by Rack Whatman Hodder to alter boundaries near Southern boundary, Western end, and Leathery basnlery. Objections must be filed by a stated date with detailing parties and planning implications for Camwell, Connette, and Brylasee.
A Chevrolet motor truck was destroyed by fire on Charterite Road last Friday. The vehicle, owned by Mr Thomas Heary of Avexthelia, suffered extensive damage. a Derinring engine failure is suspected, with only a small chance to salvage any parts.
The Butler Ale announces transport service for mail between Charleville and Sydney with twice weekly trips, replacing previous schedule and linking regional mail routes to the coast. The update notes new operational days and routing changes for the air service, affecting local post delivery timelines.
On Monday evening the annual event featured child characterisations of the Nativity play. Twelve shillings were raised for Jewish refugee children. Ellie Smith and Jocks performed, with praise for the performers and a note that the evening advanced education. The mayor praised the town of Charlertite for its effort, ending with a closing address from A. Basset.
A liberal supporter funds education advocacy and backs the top scholastic candidate in Warren district. Appointment delays occur for several key officials and committee leadership faces changes. Content suggests campaign influence and governance concerns amid education policy discussions.
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