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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
6
Fragmentary ad text promotes a boot repairing shop offering courteous service and moderate charges. It mentions guaranteed satisfaction and references an attention grabbing appeal to potential customers.
Local store advertises preserved fruits and jams including Currants Currants suitanas and mixed fruit Day Dawn 1s per 1b options. Green peas large stocks of Xmas goods offered with free delivery throughout the area.
At Char teville Town Council meeting Inspector McWha reported the death of the council’s bull and discussed causes in a fight. The mayor and clerk debated allowing bred bulls on the common and a new fee to fund the purchase of fresh bulls. Ald McWha urged a report on bull numbers and owners, while Dalgetys offered a viable animal as a purchase option. The council resolved to task the mayor to carry out Ald McWha’s plan and pursue a replacement program for the reserve bulls.
Six hundred thirty cattle were yarded at Cannon Hill on Monday with cattle prices varying. The sale featured Mount Howitt station Quilpie consignments, Thylungra and Galway Downs Pastoral Co. Ltd orders, and multiple stations in Quilpie, Windora, and Windam. Prices ranged from £4 to £7 per head with many lots averaging around £6 0s to £6 10s for bullocks and cows posting varied returns.
The Tambo Shire monthly meeting records a discussion of district issues including abolition of the Improvement Board, proposed road works at the town boundary, and holiday leave for the Health Inspector subject to council concurrence. Reports from the Health Inspector, Waterman, and Sanitary Worker note cleanliness, weed overgrowth, drainage concerns at Carrangarra, and ongoing sanitary services with expenditures detailed.
The Thargomindah Hospital weekly committee met on Wednesday. Reports showed 2 patients remaining under treatment, 7 admitted, 7 discharged, and 30 outpatients in November. Repairs were noted for the doctor's residence. secretary instructed to order doors and table repairs. Accounts £116 7s 1d paused for payment. Home Secretary to be advised that State Stores supplies may be unnecessary. A visiting committee was appointed for the ensuing month with Messrs J Burrew and D Ward.
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