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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 10, 1939
Page
7
A stream of small ads and notices including requests for a dressmaker and a housekeeper, furniture rentals, and multiple car sales. Entries show names J Collina and J Mabbett, telephone numbers, and street addresses in Richmond.
Charles Woods of Alfred Street states he will not be responsible for debts contracted in his name by his wife or any other person without written authority. Notice dated February 1038 and signed by Charles Woods.
A notice details a charitable cafe stage event led by Mra G M Steele. Extward saree is mentioned in relation to the fundraiser and venue. The item appears as a local civic notice seeking participation or attendance.
State Works Department invites temporary workers by 2 pm Wednesday 10 March 1999 at Skipnet State School Wyandra. Details available from the department.
Property owner in the Charleville Land Agent’s district seeks council consent to fence across the main Charleville road and toad rocks westward. Objections must be filed with the Queensland Shire Council clerk by the stated February date. FORBES SOMMAALFIELD.
Mass and service times at Marys Roman Catholic Church and All Saints Church detailed for Sundays and daily prayers. Notes include Holy Communion and catechism sessions with multiple names and locations in Augathella and related parishes.
Debutante event in Sask promotes children’s health schemes with a March date and bread making sample offer. Advertisement lists contact details for E Rich & Company in Melbourne and references weight reducing health products.
Sale for removal lists items including Dwelling, Babies, Garages, Feed Rooms, and a Vulcan Motor Lorry. Auction at H J Carter’s StabHon Gala tere Bereet with sections and solid 10 volt batteries. Auctioneers Carter Co, Avctiogesey Hare Ille.
The Central Warrese Pastoral and Agricultural Association schedules the Charteville Show for May 4 and 2 with third day trials canceled. Notices announce Fraser Optometrist D. for WSM.C. will visit Corones Hotel on February 16 and Imperial Hotel on February 2 to offer eyesight services and advance appointments.
The Charleville branch of the CW A held a Town Hall gathering with Mr Berry preaching to a large audience. Several new members joined since January. invitations were extended to encourage more women to join. Preparations for the garden fete on the 30th and 31st of March are underway with stalls and duties assigned. Mesdames Partridge and Lyons were named hospital visitors for February.
The council approved a six month extension requested by J. J. Carter EGa to carry out renovations at Parridge’s shop on Alfred Street. Work includes demolishing the rear dwelling and completing interior tasks to improve the storefront. The extension was granted to allow carpenters to finish inside work and front portion. The council noted enforcement of previous orders and penalties if deadlines are not met.
The Town Council considers Mr. H. G. Cook's resignation from the clerical staff. Alderman MecGremor notes Mr. Cook’s obliging manner. the mayor regrets his departure. The motion to accept the resignation with a seal reference is carried.
The prospectus outlines a new £3,600,000 loan for government works as part of a £73,000,000 cash and conversion loan including £4,000,000 for defense. Commonwealth bonds remain firm with yields around 3 1/2 percent. The issue aims to be tax free at state level and subject to federal income tax. The £72,000,000 loan opened in marketing at a 3 premium, with a February 1 to 14 launch window.
Taits Pictures presents The Judge Mardy Family in Love Finds Andy Hardy with Lewis Stone Mickey Rooney Judy Garland and the supporting feature Submarine Patrol starring Richard Greene Maney Kelly at Tant's Cinema Theatre tonight and tomorrow night.
A special council meeting will review engineer J Mulhol land s report and decide on proceeding with sewering or partial sewering for Charievill. The session aims to clarify the financing and position regarding the controversy surrounding the comprehensive Charievill sewer scheme.
Queensland defeated Victoria by an innings and 1 in the Shemehl Shield game in Brisbane this week after Victoria were bowled out for 248 and 216. Baker led Queensland with 97 while fanning 215 and Lew 64 aided Victoria efforts. Tallon took five wickets for 77 for Victoria.
The Lambeth Walk ball to be held next Friday at Corones Hall aims to be the year’s top entertainment. The program features the Lambeth Walk and Woolstep Hop with cameo performances by notable dancers from the Palace Royal and Sylibey, plus Palm waltz and Log Cabin.
The report covers a weekend of bowling with tight scores and close finishes. Key players include Hanlon, Groth, Allen, and Cook as teams faced shifts in momentum after rain delays. The Charville Ladies Bowling Club notes results from matches and outlines upcoming events and members.
About 1 138 cattle yarded at Camen Mill yard yesterday amid steady demand. Trade emphasized quality cattle with prime lots firm and most other cattle showing strong demand. Prices noted around 12 10 per head and higher for select cows.
A Morven meeting decided to organize a race meeting and dance on the coming public day. A committee led by S B V Capel was formed to oversee arrangements with subcommittees to handle dinner, seating, and entertainment. hotel commitments and favorable weather prospects boost expectations for a successful event.
Charteville Town Council met last night to enforce speed by laws in the town area. Officials stated efforts will be made to catch offenders and prosecute violators. Several members opposed but the decision to strictly enforce was adopted.
The Butler Air Transport Company runs twice weekly air mails arriving Charleville at 5 39 pm on Tuesday and Friday. Departures from Charleville are at 3 20 am and arrivals at Sydney at 3 25 pm. Fare to city stage set £19 with instructions to pay early at the local agent Mr Goorsy Herrewan Charleville.
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