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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1934
Page
7
Readable fragments show a weekly pattern with Holy Communion on Monday Wednesday and Friday at the Hostel Chapel and Teceday Thesday and Saturday at the Church. Details are partial and uncertain but indicate religious services across two locations.
Charleville town council publicly condemned recent ball brawls and granted the caretaker power for midnight paper checks to prevent untoward acts near halls. Deputy Mayor Ab. HK. A. Whait led the move, with aldermen agreeing to prevent a recurrence and protect public order and parental comfort at dances.
Mr James Binnie contractor was the successful tenderer for the building of Fr Ropers wer home in Galnfee Street. There were six tenders from Brisbane and four from Harleville. The work will be commenced carrying the menits, and the contract price is £1408.
In the Licensing Court on Wednesday acting Licensing Magistrate Mr A B Geerer granted renewals of licenses for Auction vers Dan Carmelius Wright and Robert Forbes Campbell comets agents Kenneth Edward Blair Henry John Carter and Dan ener Tha Wright. In Quilpie Police Court on Saturday Jack Deamer drover appeared before Messrs A S Narracott and A J Cash charged with breach of the Diseases and Stock Act droving 60 lambs not described in the waybill a fine of £1 with 6d costs of court imposed.
At the Charfeville Town Council meeting a letter from Aki B. Braton resigning was received and accepted with regret. The seat remains vacant as several defeated candidates from April are mentioned as potential fills. A special council meeting will address the matter.
Fragmented report lists dates and events for a renamed Chamber of Acre etc with references to the Qerensional breoch of the Auer]ow Workers Union. It names delegates J) Carpeindale J. Morriens W. Mayen JO White and others across Southwestern and Western divisions, plus scheduled dates in April May and June.
The fragmentary text references M Forrite visiting optometrist from Greenfield Bree and a series of pastoral transactions in Charleville on January 2 with a hotel address in Mitchell and Jame ary 17. It mentions the sale of Creek Station carrying 19 000 sheep by Mesure Morrissey Bros to A J Webb Cowles, and sale to T A Fick of Curravioga leaves. Additional data notes 4 008 sheep and 1 400 cattle on later properties, wool industry concerns, and rising costs for fencing spraying and maintenance across the state.
Adjutant Pits of ile becal Ssbyad on Armr will be chief in New South Wrele with Lieutnant Sein as adjutant. Chariterite appoints Adjutant Sayer from More, New North Wales, and Captain Sizinex from Wynnnm to assist.
The Times notes progress since Mr Davdeen's appointment as 26 Season, with the local cemetery showing marked improvement and small remuneration to workers. A public fund now totals £1 1s 2d after Nurse Carroll's £2 contribution and prior acknowledgments.
The Radiola wireless set, showcased at a benefit race meeting last Monday, delivered surprisingly good reception even with poor atmospheric conditions. Radivla equipment gains popularity, with Peter Loco at the Paris Cafe named as the focal Radiola agency for installation inquiries.
Turbulent weather marked by heat and scattered showers as residents report record post office shipments and a forecasted monster poster campaign in Corones Hall. A torchlight procession forms part of the rally for candidates of the Lengee Queen with the march leaving Corones Mall at 5.39 p.m. Friday.
Dewnsland recorded its fourth loss of the season as New South Wales beat Queensland by an innings and 14 runs. NSW scored 614 for 6 declared led by Bradman 253 and Kippax 125, Queensland replying 372 in the first and 156 in the second innings.
London reports meat authorities dismiss alarms over possible dramatic reductions in beef imports across eight states. Officials say reductions will be shared among Australia New Zealand Canada Rhode Island and Argentina, with rising prices offset by improved shipments.
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