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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
4
Examination for porters and staff issued by the Railway Office clerk Macklan Tews. February 1 1941 notice dated broad reference to likely recruitment or training in Railway Refreshment Rooms Department.
Sincere thanks from Tom and RW Me Ghiowit to Dr Shanasy and matron ned stall of Charteville Hospital for kindness after the death of James Miller Michie while an inmate. Archdeacon Marria and Kind Trienda praised for condolences. Also unrelated notices: help wanted cook general and typist dark, board and rooms for rent, items for sale including mangoes and wine.
unreadable OCR fragment mentions Society for the Blind and a collector role plus scattered names and phrases likely from a public notice or society record.
Notice to Enclose Read in 5, Witliam Cite Samuel Young, of State of Queensland as Manager for Estate Samuel Ernest Young, deceas leviibe district, pectian % can falaing 1.352 seres, 1 rood. 3 perches perth of Warril, county of Burrax hills, ix such lease which eat gond fans through the lease th north westerly direction by settling two fences scrosa the said road, one on the Northern boundary, and the other on the South-Eastern Boundary of the aid tease, and for permission to erect two Uceased gates, one in tack fence to be erected. Raed take further not ice that aleg intend to apply to the said Caswell for permission to run close tn the said jeane the Five-Chain road which rest along the South asters boundary by erecting a fence across the said road on the South
Framed OCR reads CAM YEAR OF PUBLICATION. 2 CHARLEVELE LIMES FRIDAY FEBRUARY 7. 1D.
The report discusses watering equipment prices and a charity link to the Queensland Musical Literary and Self Aid Society aiding the sighted. It notes an authorised collector for the society arriving at Chartevite, ongoing rain effects, increased stock watering, and generous monthly rainfall averages with warm, healthy weather and crowds.
Acknowledgment from Murwek Shire Council praises the faithful public service of Miss Stanley’s mother who had served about forty years prior to her death. Council intends a sympathy gift to the Stanley family and to thank the late worker for her long tenure. Greek National Relief Fund donations listed total £377 16s 4d from multiple contributors and groups.
After seven years in Mitchell A Rice funeral rector clr announces plans to commence business in Charleville. He will operate as a local funeral service provider serving Charleville and surrounding districts with established experience and community ties.
The page advertises Streets of Memories featuring Lynn Roberts Guy Kibble and Joss McGuire as a standout film with an unusual Inve story plot about a girl seeking a chance to live It screens Friday and Saturday with Dr Kildare's Strange Case starring Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore Also promoted are Gene Autry adventures Rancho Grande and a Western with open spaces and action
A ratepayer's letter to the Murray Shire Council criticizes the Adavale Langio road as impassable in wet weather and a waste of funds. He cites dangerous Langis approaches, wasted work on Wart bridge, and calls for urgent action and compensation for road reformation. The council was urged to address the matter and expedite site works.
The Charleville Red Cross Society reports ongoing donations and fundraising. Contributions include wool sales, £4 1s 1d from Mea C Nantes and Dr. Pos, £24 4s 18d sent to headquarters in January, and £15 from Mrs C Smith on behalf of Boatman Station. Membership meetings occur the first Friday of each month.
The Tasita block area of 418 square national was opened for pastoral reiverpment lease by the Lands Department after approval of the open tag. Both state and convent schools reopened after a seven week midsummer recess, with students returning to classes and a mix of happy and anxious feelings among pupils.
At LAGewport primary association sale 7 280 cattle were yarded yesterday, with prices easing from Queensland and Western districts. Prime cattle dominated. prime weights 32/ to 33, bulls 30/ to 23, many premiums for good quality cows. About 6 200 sheep yarded from Downs and South Western areas. quality slipped slightly but sale progressed with competition and improved marketing.
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