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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
8
Special to Tem SYDEEY reports Will Davis’s legal action against the Federal Government for wrongful termination as Agent General in Landen. He served 10 months at a term of 3 years, earning AESD per annum.
Rai ia wins the Ge Open Poll with a total of 2641 across five rounds. The Hatter Brown and Ivo Whitton contend for second with 205 points.
A damaged report describes an Australian cable barvey voyage where an unnamed crew member was compelled to travel from Rome to London seeking an engineer. Severe trouble aboard left the entire crew stranded and the journey disrupted.
The report notes cold medal praise by H J Arminttone for Weemont outstanding player in Cherievile Cunnumulla A grade match thwarted at 1 1 1. Meera 8. ONem, F Wiles, and 7 Dore cited. Coach Ray Biren expressed disappointment at the near trophy result with the team nearly tying.
A crowded program lists the Ambulance Handicap over one mile with Brecha Barzan and Irish Scale among entrants. The page names several horses and jockeys and hints at an event set for later afternoon betting amid a terminal note on Metropolian prize provisions.
Beak the Beak title match saw JEFFERSON Wine OF & siNoLER Jereme defeat Charlie Cordiver 6 3, with later rounds listing numerous scores and matches. The article previews a forthcoming Beak the Beak championship weekend and naming key players such as Jefferson, Gardiner, and Addison, with rounds and results shown in dense tally form.
The airship Astrone, described as the first of its kind to visit Australia, completed a flawless landing at Charleville. The craft covered the route from London to Darwin then across Australia, with a crew including Major H. G. Mackiey and 218 gallons of aviation spirit aboard.
The council reports receipt of a special grant of £25,000 from Mumm A le Wood to support the New Charleville Hospital project. The secretary details remittances, terminations of nurses contracts, and a forthcoming financial report. A visiting committee is named for July, and the annual general meeting is set for Wednesday 27th at 7 pm.
A meeting of stallholders and interested parties discussed an upcoming fete on September 6 to raise funds for the Howiel building debt. President Mrs A M Dewischer reported progress and brisk fundraising, with several more events planned to boost results.
Fragmentary notes describe a design pact about cushions and quilts. The text mentions a “cud fenings” and tent covers, with phrases implying purposes or materials. No clear people, places, or dates are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Attention is drawn to forwarding federal and state income tax returns to the Commissioner of Taxes Taxation Building George Street Brisbane by July 71 for employees and August 70 for property income receivers. Unemployment and state bond tax forms follow deadlines. Penalties up to £100 apply. forms may be obtained from the Clerk of Petty Sessions or the Commissioner of Taxes.
The Cannamulla League final on Sunday pits Charley the Cannamulla against an confident opponent. The Turk leads the Cannamulla Cup bid as teams aim for the trophy in Cannaville with a decisive venue sought.
The Fire Brigade Board met Monday to review the current year estimates from July 2 1843 to June 1844. It approved salaries, repairs, and allowances for officers and men including superintendent, secretary, and various operational costs, with notes on attendance and records keeping. The secretary was instructed to ensure the superintendent attends all practices and meetings, and the board discussed book records and fuel/registration payments.
A detailed inquiry into the administration of the Cumamalia bankrupt estate outlines the application of Megie trae in Paniermptey and the appointment of experts and managers. Testimony covers documents, payment approvals, and the conduct of trustees, with scrutiny of funds and potential conflicts between the registrar and public caretaker as the estate proceeds.
Readable fragments describe a volatile market with copper prices and wheat futures, alongside parliamentary testimonies about revenue and public accounts. Named figures include Mr Macgregor and Mr Hebden amid ongoing inquiry into clerical and treasury matters, with references to a registrar and payments of various sums.
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