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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
7
An assembly invites players and supporters to a February meeting at the coal mill site. Event aims to choose a new grape partnership and plan a Sunday gathering. Attendees urged to participate in the forthcoming arrangement and activities.
The Price Pising Commission has decontrolled prices of beet and curry items, signaling a slight increase in retail costs. The undersigned pledge to adjust accordingly, with signatures from Aly. Bietchrieh, J. Armstrong and Co.
A statutory notice in Quilpie outlines nominations for chairman and eight councillors of the Shire of Quilpie, with prize details for candidates and dates. It records appointments and legal actions related to the estate of William Carwarine and names executors Aetour Stewart Narracott and Ethel Carwardine, with probate and creditor claims timelines.
A church event at Tamabe on Saturday featured a sweater dance with music by Mr. A McKnight and friends Mrs J. Gheesoy and Mrs A. Duguit. The affair netted about five pounds for local church funds.
An unclear OCR passage describes an event involving artificial eyes, registrations, and a medical or legal process. It mentions names like William Mitchell and Dr Fox, with references to dates and locations and a procedure or meeting related to eye implants or related services.
An annual meeting notice from Mertim of Vie Raton Football Clik calls for Sunday at the Tatteravh Hotel. The event lists the presence of Wye he Peay and references a sailing incident on Friday afternoon when a wind storm caused extensive damage to a boat and boatsheds. The report mentions costs and insurance figures and notes property damage beyond repair.
An unclear letter and photograph forwarded by Mr C-4 reference a director of the British Mayne and a remarkable experiment. The text notes a suggestion of a notable partnership and possible improved entertaining prospects, though details are garbled.
The article outlines a census drive by the Commonwealth electrics authority with careful procedures for paper distribution to designated collectors. It specifies collector eligibility, compensation at 7 percent, and distribution of five papers before the collection date.
A committee appointed Mr. V A Mchagary of Brie Bane to fill the vacancy created by Jay Laven’s death. The panel received 62 applications for the position and after verification the campkeeper decided on Mr. McNamara to take up the post immediately.
Joseph Henry Neestan, 25, charged with bigamy before a judge after prosecutors alleged his marriage was invalid due to youth of the partner. He is remanded and bond set at £100 for good behavior. Neestan arrested by the Chesterfield police in December last.
An Australian tale recounts a young woman traveling over 15 000 miles across New South Wales Victoria and Queensland allegedly stealing from unattended cars. The report details her movement with two young children and a sequence of incidents including a desertion by her husband. The narrative mentions a body found in a deserted house and the suspect's claimed travels across multiple states while invoking car parts and fuel theft.
Fragmentary ad lists for sale and removal demands with scattered names and places. Appears to reference items or properties in New Orleans and associated names such as Versace and Shagaay with unclear context.
The list records thawed stock movements from multiple owners including Tae man Petaworth AJ Curry and Britcher, detailing cattle and sheep transfers. Notable entries reference Charleville, Mangalore Hire, G Adman, A Haviland, Warth, Waugh, and Morvan moving wethers, ewes, and mixed flocks by rail to Cannon Hill, Old Gowrie, Blackall, and other destinations with quantities ranging into thousands.
A varied function at Commel Chambers Cynnasnia marked by speeches and presentations. Key figures include J J Ander and committees from the Canmamulle Hospital, with remarks praising the service to patients and the hospital staff.
The Teck Hand Gang case opens in Tewnerille Supreme Court with Vincse Umgtaltne charged in a rival glare to force Marie Sereno to testify against Antoche Spleilla and Saverio Semon. Police allege linked incidents include a farm event and a car drive to Crag Parket as key witnesses, with Strano set to testify and others questioned.
A garbled Times note asserts promised quality and a preview in a single fan of pefaeing. Readable elements suggest a promotional focus, though specifics are unclear.
The Plager Committee report on stock discrepancies covers the year ending December TSE. It details a missing item from the electric power complex and notes potential mismanagement at the Power House. The mayor and council discuss steps to address the issue and possible actions to recover missing material during a late night meeting.
A disjointed report describes Stephen Stevin and Aneta Puennomy among others as victims in a money theft case involving 574 pounds 10 shillings, 11 shillings 6 pence, and related banking details from Sydney to Melbourne. The accused showman faced remand as police investigated alleged coercion, fraud, and connections to offshore currency movements.
A 24 year old man from Azle Street New York was severely injured when he fell about 30 feet while at work on Monday. He and several others were jarred by a wall collapse at a smithing yard near Readytawe. The injured man was taken to a hospital for treatment. Police are investigating the incident and securing statements from witnesses.
An obituary records the death of Charieville resident Mrs Tapely Puswalter after a long illness. She had lived in Charieville, Claverton Station, and earlier in Edward Uited area. She leaves a large family including two daughters and many relatives. messages of condolence come from numerous friends and neighbors across several towns.
A man named Gray died in a house fire described as caused by a blaze that spread from a lamp or candle. Neighbors reported the blaze began at the doorway and involved the bedroom where the victim slept. Fire officials opened an inquiry but found no evident external cause. The victim left a widow and a five year old daughter.
A query on whether constructing a sewerage scheme in Cum Uamdite would benefit a specific district was referred to the Home Secretary. The parliamentary council proposed borrowing £12,000 for the project, and the matter was sent to the government for decision as reported in the Gazette.
Fragmented report notes movements around the Minky Treaty Church and Charter Towers area. Mentions Drs Pack and Mites Prartinal, a medical staff change, and planned travels between Samilgate, Netekaen, and Charters Towers. Also references Comstable Gimele and changes at W. Hidhawow Pty Lik, with Mr Harry Weeks expected home and tributes to Aries Jeckoon, a noted cricket figure, who died aged SE.
The notice signals a sale at the FUB shop with March stock arrival and special prices. It mentions offer details and nearby Helena customers should expect events in the coming week.
The notice discusses proceedings related to a sale or contract, with references to parties Garvie and Raffection and a reminder of terms. It notes that bidders are expected to respond at the premises, and mentions an imminent Pace 5 reed reading and appointment time.
A lively dance and rocking party drew residents to the Cherteville Basket Bel Samm Stason on Weiter Line Mest. An orchestra provided the music while attendees enjoyed refreshments and prizes, though some guests reportedly disliked the evening. Prizes were won by Mr. O'Toole, Mrs A Outen, and B Bryant.
A draft list shows new players Cranton Quist Grath and Tersbhell named for the Davae Cup team with Mir Ceestent appointed captain and Mr Tomball as manager and treasurer. New South Wales association to send a team.
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