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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1940
Page
6
On Sunday Augathella team in Bret cricket contest faced uncertain venue with a note that if the win is achieved the match would move to Charteville on the 15th. Scores show Chartevitte lat innings.
The Merwe Shire Council reported steps to combat rabbit infestation at a Pharleville meeting. The Town Clerk said there was no evidence of infestation in Fuserees, while Dyer noted no immediate action was ready. Rabbits were found plentifully and next year a budget provision to destroy the pest was discussed.
Inspector McWhath reported eight alleged breaches of traffic by-laws at Charleville Town Council, including three police, for riding on footpaths and cycling without lights. Aldermen debated witnesses, evidence, and a possible test case to deter night riding and unsafe cycling on the streets.
An analysis argues that Britain's system honors truth and exposes Hitler's lies during wartime. It recalls Roosevelt and British resistance after France's surrender, condemning German peace terms that would give Europe to Germany and Italy. The piece critiques Nazism and the loyalties of collaborators, urging continued resolve.
The Interior Minister Senator H. Pou states naval works cost over £760,000 are in hand including new wharves pipelines and pumping gear valued above £171,008. Senator Pell notes Darwin wharf is costly and poses engineering challenges requiring about 15 workers with some windward rear future. War Cabinet approves erection of a two man Naval depot at Sprey with plans for further depot work being prepared.
Censortabie Service Car Snaven Dalby at 230 pm arrives Kiunaray 445 pm. Connect with train for Margon, Wondal, and Gympin.
A scarce ad lists apples, oranges, bananas, pineapples, potatoes and onions with prices per case or per unit, plus mixed vegetables and special offers. It invites orders of any size, promises excellent service, and accepts money orders and postal mates for payment.
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