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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
7
Public notice dated the 4th day of January 1304 by Barnett, Public Curator, Brishare, regarding saving heirs and related claims. The document records a motion and asserts inherited rights or claims under the Reveny goven ikst su permoba framework.
Interference to creditors noted with acknowledgment of notice at the time of assignment. Dated January 15, Wellschele, Solicitors for The Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd. Charleville.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Jack Bupith and phrases about an ancient menagee of sympathy and dear friend. Limited readable content, no clear event, date, or location to confirm a full news item.
In memory of dear husband and father William Mover Savage who died in Brietmas January Sch 1552. Two years have passed since that day. Not forgotten, we miss you dearly. Inserted by Mr and Mrs Malntrre and family Alfred Street Charter, by mother, father and sisters.
Fenders are wren for the Sink War of a 4,000 yard ring tank on property 30 miles north east of Charleville. Fenders close with Daignty and Coy. 4d. am the 7th January 1834. For further particulars apply to Dak jwety and Coy. Ltd, Charleville.
The government announced the appointment of C J Carroll as the fourth Commissioner for two five year terms in Queensland. He succeeds W H Ryan who retires May 7. Carroll has led reform efforts, with prior service in the force and a record of organizing ability. Expectations center on crime prevention and administrative steadiness, amid debates about outside appointments and police adaptation to crime. The move follows discussions by Home Secretary Be EBL Baules about maintaining strong leadership and continuity.
A garbled report from Meaier Park Coursing Cheb meeting Mest Twarsquy highlights Camoufiagr as the chief event winner with unclear placement notes. The piece references Hadley Park Handicap and mentions Mr. M Christie of Charteville, plus various dogs and patrons, but many words are garbled, leaving the outcome and participants uncertain.
For sale notice offers a Dodge Six cylinder and a GMC Six cylinder car. Prices and terms mentioned include cash price around £225 with payment terms negotiable. The listing attributes condition and location hints are unclear due to OCR errors.
A meeting of local listeners league members discussed cooperation with the Charteville listeners league to reduce interference in current trains. The Irish figures Ned Kelly and others are referenced with injuries and deaths at Glenrowan, including speculation about who killed whom in the Glenrowan Hotel fire.
The January 13, 1854 proclamation by the Governise Rasette outlines meter rental rules under the Electric Light and Power Act Amement Act of 1905. It states meters for part of the month before the proclamation are to be decided at the Town Committee meeting on Thursday cresting.
The board states the task at Nive Downs will be carried out promptly and Mr C A Fisher will proceed with the work soon. A proposal to hand over management to the Shire Council is discussed, with the board not undertaking equipment of the team. Britains Museum features this week include 50 38 hydropite legume species and a Wellington Pett resident. The director notes the museum’s display, the lamp and pummine authentic exhibit remains, and a 720 count specimen captured at Port Denglas. The government places emphasis on placement planning amid current delays.
A noisy mix of local activities lists ad matters for the Malthe Voutball Club and Seymours orchestra. It mentions a cash prize, a best dressed award, and a month of events including a champion title, technical college examinations, and commercial shorthand and typing tests with several named students.
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