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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
7
Se thee Court of Saamrmyver claims a sequestration order against Herts Roward Bardem, formerly Ane st halia, in Queensland. Date of Potvin is 34th January 1937. Sequestration Order dated 29 January 1933. Final meeting set for six February 1953 at the Office of the Olcist Receiver, The Bulhting Elizabeth Street. All debts due to the encase shellf be paid ceme Dead.
A garbled stock market snippet from Gatton lists miscellaneous figures and prices. It mentions Lecerns Chm and Hay with varied numbers, several odd fractions, and references to stocks and a rally. The legible parts indicate a disjointed quote feed rather than a coherent report.
Advertised remedy claims rapid relief from discomfort and a sense of sinking, promising magnesia in powder or tablet form as the best cure to ease pain and fatigue without side effects.
Fragmentary church bulletin lists communion and service times. Mentions family Bacharlet and Brensomg with morning and weekday gatherings. Includes Monday Wednesday Friday house chapel and Saturday church events.
The article argues Charleville faces a pivotal reform choice amid calls for ending the old order. It stresses young voters and new minds should guide the town toward better municipal leadership, urging April elections to select the best from all parties.
Fragmented OCR text describes a water bylaws dispute and dissolution of the North Pact, with officials like Secretary for Punts Lamia and Commissioner of Irrigation named in a government Gazette. It mentions the mayor, Cranes solicitors, and a shift of oversight to a department, with a water safety representative placed in charge.
In Allen's timber yards on Pacry Street, residents report a suspected arson attempt. Constable McKeever led a patrol after a local youth notified authorities. The blaze damaged timber stacks and a building but the investigation continues with no final identification of suspects.
A garbled historical note traces tea from ancient China to modern times, noting its early royal ties, later spread to Western nations, and rising popularity. It mentions Magi, various names for tea, and the shift from medicinal uses to a preferred everyday beverage in Australia and the Commonwealth.
In the Roma district accounts recall a harsh trek from Derby por balleck to shore using dogs, noting long delays before stores arrive. The route ran via Caroitee to Morven and Delty, with Mr. Corbett linked to Wistriet rail work for over 80 years.
The district improvement boards plan a conference to align on uniform street administration. A parade of committees and district representatives will attend the General Conference to discuss equality in district management and adoption of a standardized approach.
Air mail passengers listed include Mr ALC Hagarta, Lameremed the Winton, Mr P.M Mardock, Lameresch 19 Gowcurry, Mr x Ceieman, Lane reach to McKiniay, Br F Mer oem, Clancersy to Bribane, MF Aghmbtt, Campewent tn Bristene, Mr J Avery, Laugreseh to Brisbeme, Mr A N Tempinton Lomareauh f Grishane, Me P Pergssmm Lome reach to Blackall, Mr Co lon Meivhene to Tambo, Bis 5 Hulbert, Refehane to Clomenrry.
A fragmentary report describes a 42 year old man named James Bove missing after a fencing incident near Cannell. Police and local authorities pursued the case with limited success as investigators reported the subject’s health deteriorated and he remained unaccounted for following a disrupted surveillance operation.
The deca Sue tciwst reopened em Temiay Nest with 608 attendees on the first day, and by the third day attendance neared a target though figures varied. Commercial, night classes, and a new metal-floor room upgrade were noted, with turnout similar to the prior year despite some uncertainty about future classes.
Maurice Lionel Brassington appeared to face a charge of stealing petrol valued at £1 12s 2d from a property in Libourne. The case rested on a photo of the petrol pump and car contents and noted the accused had access to local theatre premises. A search warrant was executed at Brassington’s residence revealing the stolen property and he admitted the theft. He was ordered to enter into sureties of £18 to await sentence within six months, with a second charge under the Vagrants and Gaming Act noted for February.
The article lists the aerodrome team members with names such as BM Sorrexeen scapraiay and L Serrano plus others like Teompacn W Coulshan C Amathe and B Radmidge. It notes two good game showings and a plan to motor to Coclades sect Sot.
An incomplete report notes a dance event by the Bela association facing delays and high costs. It also covers Charleville Ambulance Brigade’s weekly meeting, election of officers, new vacancy, and plans for upcoming fundraisers and staffing updates.
The text presents The Sportsman’s Prayer as hung in His Majesty the King’s private room at Sete ham. It reflects on cricket discipline and fair play, urging observers to follow rules, show humility in defeat, and seek self control over anger during games.
Dalgety and Company report from their British office notes a fall in fat stock with sheep, cattle, and beef prices. Prices show cattle yardings and beef quotes ranging from 23s to 3s per 100 weight. A weather-related note mentions the cancellation of a match at Trews.
A chaotic weather notice describes a looming 9 storm and possible rain, with scattered reports from many locations. Names like Mangalore, Hyme, Newholms, Yarrawunna, and Regoeta appear amid fragmented readings. The text mentions rain, winds, and impacts on daily life, though exact details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Reported events describe disruptions at Hytnny and Charleville routes as ambulances respond to a string of incidents. Mr J Orinmetend confirms a late arrival in Charleville after a Saturday service, with Partridge and Bevan among travelers. Boyer returns to Charleville midweek, while discussions continue on improving response times and medical coverage.
Fragmentary text suggests players may have been chosen to represent America in a fourth test match. Details are missing, including names, dates, and venues.
The Amstradlas Board of Our tre approves banning cricket misplay tactics and endorses protective measures for players. They unanimously adopt restrictions for the 1E?B4 season and will send committee recommendations for consideration. Dowing members were appointed: WM. Woodrut, T. Richamber, and MA. Mable.
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