Suspected Stolen Butcher Shops Sheep Evidence in Morven Court
In Morven Police Court on a Tuesday, William Frank Bund, a Morven butcher, was charged with possessing two wether sheep skins believed stolen. Witnesses described car tracks, fence tampering, and a large sheep muster at Victoria Downs, tying Bund to the slaughter and skinning of the animals amid investigation led by Constable Guymer and Laister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slorven
C. R- Noyes
Pal
Wiliam Frank Bund
Morven
T. Smith
Charleville
M. Heychele
Messrs. Lockett & Hewchee
Michael Aloys
Albert Street
William Bond
Jolor
Defendant
Dunne
Torua Downs
Band
Amy Mre
Harris
Rand
Lalster
Avanhoe
Victorly Downs
Victoria Downs
Laister
Guymer
Contable
Sefton
Witnows
Angellala Road
Withone
Von
Gaymer
Dunne’s and
Witneas
Lainter
Lord
Defendent
Wiliam
Heuschele
Foley
Bin
Uber
Affalrie
Het
Bund
Abe
Laister Browght
Vicoria Downs
Vue Tai
Charlevitty
Eco
Otdark
Sefton Nor
Eorth
Wiscom
Bernard Arther Guymer Cate
Callway
Gale Miov
Angelista Roach
Turk
Moen
Angelista
Hea
Cros
Heuschek
Ban
Nho
Bond
Baod
Robert Percy Lord
Victora Downs
Kenneth Christopher Capel
Branell
Millicent Harris
Tregole Selection
Rick Dunne
Richard Dunne
Boxvale
Johnson
Hubert Cox Gillespie
Lilyvale Selection
William Warren Bowman Hogarth
Ivanhoe Downs
Twinhoe
Herbert Tibbits Lalater
Victoria
Downs
Witeecas
Gellamy
Helachele
Willan Frank Band
Kutcher
Turner
Contha’ Wooen
Stockholm
Smith
Ser
Andrew George Gordon
Fitz Walter & Co
Quilpie Tennis Easy Win in Kent Shield Fixtures
The Quilpie club hosted a three team Quilpie School team defeated Woodara and Victoria Downs teams in Kent Shield tennis on Sunday. An injury to Quilpie player Nie forced a substitute. Cooladdy could not play. Final scores show the school team dominating with decisive sets in multiple matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilpie
Cooladdy
Nie
School
W. Lascombe
L. Jones
H. Hall
H. Bignell Quilpie
Mersra
L. McManus
J. Junnell
A. Sheppard
L. Presnell
Woodara—Mesers
V. Campbell
K. Dwyer
J. Presnell
Campbell
N. Campbell
Dwyer
Lascombe
V. V. Campbell
J. Presnall
V. N. Campbell
Woodara
Bennett
Bignell
Charleville and Central Warrego Host Grand Race Programme
Charleville Returned Soldiers and Central Warrego clubs unite to present a £730 spring racing programme. Dignitaries include bracelet event at 6 furlongs with £60 first prize, Gaz district open at 6 furlongs with £50, and Cup at 9 furlongs worth £75 to winner. Flying Stakes open 6 furlongs with £10 to second, Charleville Cup £100 total. Nominations close the same day. Skeet shooting events and social functions accompany racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charteville
Warrego
Queensland
Charleville
Diggers
All Saints Church Welcomes Wooroolah O'Donohoo and Munro Nuptials
All Saints Church of England hosted the Wednesday wedding of Miss Wooroolah O'Dona hoo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H W. O'Donahoo, to Mr. Keith Hugh Munro of Norah Park. Canon Edwards officiated as organ music accompanied the ceremony. The bride wore magnolia satin with a long train, lent veiling and orange blossoms. Bridesmaids wore crushed rose pink ring velvet. trainbearer was Mrs. Ann Nantes. Reception followed at Corones Hall, with newlyweds departing for Brisbane aboard a ship to Fremantle via the Oramcom cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Church of England
Mias Wooroolah O'Donahoo
H W. O'Donahoo
River View
Auson
Hamilton
Victoria
Beges
Coleraine
Geraldton
Jeffrey Coldham
Anice Munro
Robin Barton
Ann Nantes
Mr. Matthews
Measra
Nell O'Donahoo
Jock Munro
Harry Carter
Ahr
Corones’ Hall
Toria
K. H. Munro
Brisbane
Park Plan Considered for Town Hall Grounds
A municipal discussion proposes converting Town Hall Grounds into a public park with footpaths and services. Alderman Gardiner and McGregor weigh funding of £50-£70 now and similar in future, seeking inclusion in the works programme to avoid financial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B O'Hagan
Ahganger
Gardiner
Ald McGregor
Ald. Gardiner
Postmaster Change Expected at Wade Hill
The text notes Mr. Lynam will succeed Mr. Wilson as postmaster at Wade Hill on Thursday during the work period and mentions a return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynam
Mr. Wilson
Wade Hill
Murweh Shire plans traffic control around Mount Augathella memorial
The Murweh Shire Council intends to erect a guard around the Mt memorial to prevent vehicle strikes. It also plans to plant shrubs along the centre of Main Street to steer traffic to one side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murweh Shire
Main Street
Electoral Act amendment eyes parity group on Senate ballot
The Government parties plan a bill to add parity group balloting to the Senate ballot paper. Labour may still top the page by luck, not by design, reshaping the ballot order as legislative changes take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Labour
Finance Committee to Review Expenditure Allocations
The Major announced the matter must go to the Finance Committee for approval of estimated expenditure. Alderman McGregor argued the Finance Committee has no more say than the Works Committee over spending. The Mayor said the Finance Committee informs the Council on financial matters and the Council may adopt or reject recommendations. The twelve month works programme was drafted but not always completed within the period. money could be reallocated to other works. The report was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Ald. McGregor
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SKS
Quilpie Tennis
E'Cinge
Fitz-Walter
John Edward Turner
James Eneene Hanlon
Heenschele
Charneville
the Charleville Times
Charneville Returned
Adavale
Augathella
Lasour
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