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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
7
Notice that a partnership between Job and Margaret Jane Roche, formerly of Waterkeepers and Letting of Properties, dissolved as of December 1. Margaret Jane Roche will assume all shares and liabilities and receive all sums payable to the late firm. Signed this day in December.
A garbled Christmas meditation contrasts Scrooge and family warmth with calls for charity and national renewal. It recalls Dickensian themes of wealth, poverty, forgiveness, and the Christian message of good will amid hardship and a wider world seeking reconciliation and rebirth.
Notice to all flour stockholders and millers outside the specified group to file a detailed statement of stocks held as of 4 December 1934 with the Commissioner of Taxation by 31 December. The form must list quantities of wheat, flour and by products, and any changes since production. Penalties apply for noncompliance.
A reflective piece weaving Christmas themes with social commentary and personal memory. It touches on faith, community, and the desire to share joy, referencing holidays and the impact of festive observance on relationships and gatherings. The text blends scattered historical and fictional cues in a single contemplative voice.
A fragmentary notice describes a weekly supplement for readers featuring photographs of a marine study and a calendar style issue. It notes efforts to attract readers with attractive text and visual elements and mentions January as a milestone, aiming to broaden the audience.
A prospective match in Corones Hall drew attention as Tessar SAF and related parties prepared for a boxing style rematch. The hearing faced delays with a key defendant missing in court, prompting adjournment requests and procedural debate before Magistrate Mr A E Georgn.
A community notice outlines an all night dance scheduled for Friday and New Year’s Eve with a special consolation and a monster peace tournament planned. Organizers emphasize bright entertainment and a social gathering for natives and wa ages.
Promoters advertise a children’s afternoon at Town Hall on Saturday with entertainment and activities. Organizers have planned multiple attractions and contests for youngsters, including games and performances, starting at 10 am.
Maragy arrives for a Moturdas asl Lot event in Charleville Town Mall. Brady will not attend the ot contest, citing a clash of duties. Prices arranged for the public, with a preliminary slate of three events beginning at 7 20 p m. Local venues and schedules are listed with limited details.
A property sale completed this week involving the buyer Cecil Wade of Thuriby and party member Mea F McKeown. The deal concerns Bhudy 1 Mane dlore Siding with 20 lirkpane 160 bead at caltie, and is expected to proceed on January date, with satisfaction noted by local authorities.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places such as Prairie, Gilahenwa, MeQamen, Mackey's Cres, and Ben Contihah. It mentions a Tamar Damotasa project and various buyers or sellers while referencing a person named Mr HL Ih Brerier and groups like 7 HL Neger and 5.0 items. The text remains unclear but indicates sales activity and local entities.
Fragmentary report hints at a dispute involving renters and a local authority, with references to names Temes and Demers. The text is garbled, offering no clear date, place, or outcome. Further readable details are needed to form a full picture.
Federal tax authority reminds that statements under the Plow Tas Aneremmtemt Act must be filed by February 22. Returns show holiday period dates and list deductions, with forms completed by all parties. A prior notice confirms penalties may apply for late submissions. The document outlines required entries and contact points for compliance.
Fragmented OCR text mentions an event between Wetey and Weer with references to an oven clash and a court hearing. The available readable items include scattered names and phrases such as Native Quews and Prion, with unclear locations and dates. The piece appears to be an incoherent historical news fragment needing clarification.
A garbled report outlines a boxing day cricket match and rugby feuds, noting horseowners backing paddock plans and a cricket club event at Park. It mentions Langhe and Wartida figures, King Queen Outen, and aims to boost league funds with small admission for a large turnout.
Local event notes a Hawks themed night at Shel Rue with a program by Henley workers and a child recital. Attendance listed as £19 at the door with proceeds for a charity fund. A separate program mentions a private auction and a schedule at Veruament featuring Mendammbe J Carry and Hamiju.
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