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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
7
Fragmented OCR reads like a notice or brief schedule item. Mentions Monday and a date near January but lacks clear names, places, or a full action. Likely a local public or organizational notice with unreadable text.
Estate of Sandfier and Co invites tenders for property listed in the above estate. Details of parcels available for inspection on designated days. Tender deadline Thursday January 12 at 12 noon at the SCO Street offices. Highest bid to be accepted in full, terms to be confirmed.
Fragmentary OCR text from a court notice dated March 21 2523 and January Hin Mich. references a public carriage and claims among parties including James McCeasell Osborne Wauge and others. The legibility is poor but indicates a probate or property dispute with deadlines and entitlements.
Fragments from an 19th century memorial page recall William Savage and Dagian Pagan with dates and lines of verse. Other notices mourn a Brisbane death on January 20th 1382 and a lost brown horse “Brown Herepe” with a reward, signed by Mrs Knight of Alfred Street.
Fragmentary notice lists fruit for sale with prices and garbled vendor text. Readable lines indicate jam plums offered at 2/6 with unknown additional items and unclear seller name, location given as Appin. The remaining text is indecipherable.
Tenders are invited for about 990 acres on Calswiis near the Ward River about 24 miles from Charleville. Tenders close with Winchcowbe Coren Lad Char leville at 8 pm on 14 February. The lowest tender may be accepted. LG TOMB Calowrye.
Public notice fragment shows a bar of publication dated Friday January sot with unclear details. The readable elements mention a Sunday Sempiches event and a publication bar, but specifics are illegible.
A fragment describes a late night power outage and brigade warning amid a local sale at Malos's in Alfred Market. It notes dining room tables in stock, prices around 3/2 and 2 Mis, and a large ice chest available, urging readers to visit Malos's for bargains.
The Dalby Court House front is to be demolished as work starts on the new Court, with public notices issued. The Works Department will undertake the project next week, employing many men in teams to complete the front portion quickly and then the interior, with an estimated cost around £12,008.
A garbled calendar notice appears to describe an official calendar and filing action. It mentions an office, a copy saved, and an application process, but the text is severely corrupted and lacks clear details.
The notice lists an event at Pry in February with a possible penalty and sailing in February. It mentions consultation at Hocet Covenes in Wills. The fragmentary text references a protest or action date on February 22 and a voyage starting on a Saturday in February.
Arthur Doughes Jackson, 25 labourer, was fined one pound in the Police Court on Tuesday last for seven charges related to intermittent relief works frauds and two counts of obtaining rations by false means amounting to 1 6s for the water supply.
Readable details describe a fire event involving unknown parties and a chemical extinguisher deployed by a wireless operator. The incident references a landing site in France and a subsequent destruction of an asset named Motety, with unclear chronology and several garbled terms.
A blaze damaged a block of shops on Acacia Street in Killarney, destroying several salvaged items. Fire officials say the cause is under investigation with no injuries reported. Investigators were on scene Friday after the 11:30 p.m. alarm.
A garbled sale notice announces two day offers on men s shirts at reduced prices. It claims half marked prices and mentions British peg shirts and tee options with specific sale tags though text is corrupted. Local call to visit the range for bargains is implied.
A severe electrical storm caused a fireball crash near Pinkerba paddock on Wednesday. A girl named Pragre Teeker tending cows was shocked when a device struck nearby, suffering severe injuries and was evacuated to hospital amid hysteria.
Property notice describes a residence on Minard Street Mast offering a bedroom setup and furnishings optional. Includes lease terms and utilities with verandahs around the building.
Members of St Columba RC Church Mitchell gathered for a convention afternoon to discuss building a new church and raising funds. Dowd presided, Donnelly named secretary pro tem, and a series of monster sales and a St Patrick's Day events were planned to finance construction. The final decision on the building class and timetables was postponed to a later date.
Police questioned Delores Ar and C. Grester over a flock of thirteen sheep linked to a recent case. Architald Cameron of Rover Creek faced prosecution for alleged sheep theft from James Roy Cusens of Ardzeree. The court heard claims the sheep belonged to Cusans while Cameron asserted ownership. Subpoenas and witness appearances followed as McCartiey attended the proceedings.
Fragmentary note mentions a person named Sue wt int Taylor described as a single man, with unclear reference to Florida and a tied event at Curdata Se tafet, yielding an obscure, unreadable local notice fragment.
London cables indicate a strong opening at the London wool sales with merinos rising and scoured at par as December closing rates hold. The note confirms Australian parity amid the market activity and general competition.
Dalgary and Co report 4200 bales offered at today’s sale with strong demand and rapid clearances. Quoted prices ranged Germany to 14d, December 13M, emd crombreds to 12t, with further sale of 200 bales scheduled for the 2nd instant as new quotations emerge.
Fragmented OCR text records a timber sale notice with mentions of late timber, Yarumas and Tacos, and multiple tenders including an offer of compensation to the port authority. Names and some details are unclear due to garbled text.
Albert Matzhing of King Street tripped near a drain last Saturday while sharpening tools. He sustained a fall and injured his right arm. First aid was given and Dr Maltby treated the arm after the mishap.
Police found Loveball cartridges alleged to be pilfered from the Defence Department stacked in a building roof during a weekend sweep. The Club claims three-year possession without Defence knowledge while investigators monitor Red Army and Labour Army figures and known Communists.
The lineup lists HL Carter J Tapsock St Hisasebale 3M Ble lunes Bower T Mantes GC Gandiner J Pater T Adee and Scot as Agents players for a Sunday match against Bromerames. Weather concerns threaten the game as Langloger forecasts show gusty conditions. The Bellows provide the team. notable players include Austin L Commsongs C moet J Thompeon HH Haduodes and B Beckley.
A jumble of social notes reports travel plans for William Joma and family toward Brisbeme and Sydney with extended stays in the metropolis and seaside. It notes Mr Frank Akers leaving a hospital ward, Mrs Akers joining him, and Mim Maney Armstrong traveling to Britain to resume duties at St Martie Hospital. Other items mention marriages at BC Church, W G Forbes visiting Varna, and local readers awaiting updates on illnesses and weather.
An unreliable ad fragment mentions Mats He and a company Mers and Waller. It references products, prices, and a sale at Alfred Street Ridge and a Dowier mention. The passage also notes a supposed incident in a dressing room with no corroborated facts in the accessible lines.
Fragmentary OCR text references a betide or rentianee event with unclear names and figures. The readable words mention friends, tally, and payment but lack coherent context or identifiable entities.
In a rough collision near Melbourne two people were injured and one died. Eyewitnesses described the crash as a violent impact with passengers thrown about. The scene drew responders from local authorities and hospital teams.
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