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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
7
A clipped memorial note honors Mary Jans Mead, describing her as a dear wife and mother and recalling daily life and family moments. The fragmentary text reflects affection and loss, with personal reminiscences and a nod to shared routines and faith.
Fragmentary note lists fresh fruit items including pineapples and bananas with mixed prices. Mentions freight yard delivery to a station and an order possible through B C Hammond. Ambiguous names suggest a local supplier or broker.
Advertisement lists Stamford apples and fruit prices and origins. Mentions F P Jennings Tholimbah selling apples pineapples bananas with price blocks 4/2 and 6/6. No full sentences. reads as a short classifieds item.
Tenders will be received for a Basins plant and stock purchase with 18 percent of the tender amount as a deposit. Full details available from The Union Trustee Company of Apetrana Unified at 19 Queen Street, Brisbane, or from Mrs Bertha Com lan, Wille Street, Charlortile.
Local race organizers announce aDigpery meeting in October with the Governor and Eacehowey slated to attend. The event aims to attract crowds and showcase racing talent at the Digpery venue.
Residents reported a surprising air sighting on Wednesday when two planes looped over Charterfield hospital. Captain Bard captained the craft representing WeeGcidis and was accompanied by Mr. Higginess. The wires were guess at Hegel Corsace on Thursday and left early Friday morning for Chinchilla.
A club announces a dance event and spot prizes donated by Bob Johmeon and the Association on a Tuesday evening. The annual meeting of the Charter Basketball Association will be held at Corcued Hall on February 27, featuring the annual report and election, with the venue expected to be filled.
A garbled yellowed notice seeks details on a property matter at Auchesfiower Brice. It mentions Robinson and a date near Micck 31H and requests speedy response. The fragmentary text reflects a solicitation for information or arrangement.
A bustling swimming carnival in Charte ville showcased local lads amid a lively programme. Kalil and Ras Heyumwar led a strong team against Waxy ONeil and others, delivering a dramatic 108 yard relay win as crowds applauded. Officials praised the event, and Eric Ryland thanked spectators for supporting Kalil’s visit, hinting at a bigger crowd next year.
The notice records a crowded meet with many events including junior and senior handicaps, relay and diving, listing competitors such as J Collins, J Hackett, W Usher, M Seymour, and C Mowreigo across distances from 24 to 233 yards. It notes times, distances, and prize pence, reflecting a regional Queensland amateur championship with multiple clubs and participants.
An official notice states that Crile authority will permit a load carrying limit under a new directive. The order, issued by SB Macken, authorizes specified loads and enforcement to ensure compliance.
An attractive programme promises entertainment for all ages with a sequence of acts. Tickets for adults and children are priced at the door, with proceeds benefiting local facilities.
The Commissioner of Tenes prosecuted Alexander Mackin for income tax evasion in the lol Soo Court on Wadnentay before Mr. Grenier P.M. Mackin, represented by Mr Heuschele, was convicted and ordered to pay £97 0 4, plus default levy, six months imprisonment.
Thoreboures, a coach at the Chanpie feate School, suffered injuries from a fall off a five century bike. He was taken to Cook hospital where first aid was provided by an ambulance crew before being moved to Dr. Roper for treatment and later to Charteville Hospital.
The programme of the CWRC for the May meeting received unanimous support from residents who plan to back the meeting. Races are scheduled for March 12 and 12 with six events per day and total prize money of £300. Further details promised.
A large crowd gathered at Coraline Hall last Saturday to welcome renowned swimmer M Kall. Mayor Ald O J Alles attended with Kall and introduced him to club officers. The Swim Tins Club wore white uniforms and Hawaii themed tunes filled the hall as Kabillaloo performed guitar and sang Hawaiian numbers.
Brisbane accepts several entrants for tomorrow's races at Albion Park including Witth Dretelen and 11a in First Division. The program lists multiple horses and associations with the meeting titled Fifth Division and other divisions.
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