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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
8
A fragmentary advertisement notes a Christmas shopping event with extensive offers on garments and a range of bicycles. It mentions special provisions for travelers, various riders and brands, and that several bikes from Streak and Leckaby are on view at the Alfred Street cycle depot, with preparations to meet expected demanda.
A late 19th century style notice touts reduced prices on a wide range of groceries and holiday items. It highlights stockings, cabbages, and pantry staples as well as festive treats. The piece notes strong demand before Christmas with many specials already sold or reserved. Local merchants claim competitive pricing and broad stock to attract customers during the holiday week.
In a terse tribute the writer thanks par sivertiers who rendered magoeret aid to the pest and expresses hope they will continue their good deeds. The message pledges recognition of real acts of service and invokes gratitude for those who support the district and infantry efforts.
A garbled notice describes a shop on Alfred Street Water ete rumen named BC.1 A Devinn offering salad bowls and varied china and pottery ware. It mentions decorative items, shelves of books and papers, and a holiday relaxation theme with many variations and calls for 2 mecenatty.
Cooceys offers yearly discounts and a rush of patronage at its Malaten drapery store. Townspeople and county folk support the business amid rising prices and fashionable items for women men and children with special Christmas goods and gifts.
The article notes a growing selection of fashionable Mexican sandals and Milanese wear in stock at The Small Store with a wide range of shades. It highlights low prices to attract customers and mentions a large display of toys for children, promising bargains for younger shoppers as well. William Bros on White Street invites all to visit and view their spring offerings.
The report details remarks by Dr Fox and Mr ONeill praising Home Ward et al for their medical training and preparedness. It notes certificates awarded, commendations for attending lectures, and plans to organize volunteers for first aid at community events.
A Quilpie Shire Council meeting discusses closing the Adevale bore and restricting water supply. Voice notes suggest ongoing department policy despite past experience, with officials inspecting the bore area and preparing for a possible annual closure due to drought pressures.
In a police court on Monday before Coroner Br Noren, laborer was charged as a vagrant under the Vagrasis and Otherifferies Acts for possessing a dice box and three dice. After evidence, he pleaded not guilty, was convicted, and fined £1 with default imprisonment. the box and dice were ordered to be forfeited to the Crown.
A lengthy report outlines delays and confusion at a October fire at J Morgan’s shop. The Char Weville Fire Brigade faced obstruction from bystanders, questioned police action, and discussed equipment failures and water pressure, with officials promising further investigations and improved response plans.
A list of students and staff associated with a forthcoming examination year outlines expected top performers and medal prospects. Names such as Behl tut, Bondar, Towlabing, Neh, and Manley appear among pupils and educators. The report notes diligent study and practical training as keystones for success with light refreshments planned during the event.
Fragmentary text lists names and terms such as Wade, Port, Parodies Pack 41d, Wakes Lagoon, and a couple of household references. It reads like a scrambled OCR capture with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No coherent event or clear entities are deduced.
Tyandra announces new clothing policy with strict wear guidelines for a Cloverton fundraiser. Aimed at preventing fabric misuse, the rule includes dress codes and a spending measure tied to ball inches for a competition.
Readers are urged to note the advertisement about Christmas Day church services at Christmas Bay Church of England. The notice mentions the church’s schedule andExpenditure for the day.
A fragmented record from Ameschetin district 5 notes a December 28 event related to convent matters. The document references committee actions and expected procedures, mentioning caveats about two days of coverage and ongoing monitoring of certain expenditures.
A formal session reviewed twelve applications for general service posts and noted candidates for pension roles. The chairman thanked Sir George for assistance as he returns to Ingham and pledged continued board support despite unresolved charter concerns.
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