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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1939
Page
7
The Public Curator issues a notice dated July fourteenth, 1903, announcing an order to administer the estate of Joseph Wenry Tre Gaerie, formerly a minor described with Lavinia Downs, in a probate matter. The language indicates official action to appoint an administrator and proceed with estate settlement under applicable laws.
Notice is given that after fourteen days from publication an application will be made to the Supreme Court of Queensland for probate of the will of William Cooper late of Ferndaie near Morven Queensland deceased. If granted, probate will be to Thomas William Mountain of Brisbane, manager of Winchcombe Carson Limited. Interested parties may lodge a caveat to be heard. Brisbane July 19, 19. Solicitors Cannan & Pither Bon.
Fragmented notice expresses gratitude for condolences and tributes from Mra J McLeod and others after a bereavement. Also includes a jumble of classified items, vacancies, rental notices, sales, and government land regulation notices dated between 1923 and 1938, with many garbled portions.
AccHunc Por the beneft of thoes personis mite desire to attend Mam prior to travel eg to Camsammiia om the football x curshos train om Sunday. firet Mase at the ILC. Church ill commence mt Tam instead of 7.20 sim am aoual Showers test weekend ylbed 58. Dotats of raly in Charleville, bringing the magregate for July to 185 polets. The weather up to midday today had been on the chilly sids with variable clad prevalent. Charleville expert raced the hearieet front of the winter to date. PARKS COMMITTEES BUDGET The Perks Committee ban recom mended to te Chacterille Turn Council that provision te made Tor am expenditure of £508 by the 1920/10] adept to cover works incl treeprinting cemetery accommodation street rubble baskets King tileant Park grandstand Clea camping etc.
On recommendation of the Works Committee the Charterine Town Committees apply to the Land Commissioner to have two road parcels diverted from Parry Street to War rego Street near the hospital reserve. The order aims to provide a route between the hospital reserve and Brad’s area.
Reminder to Nudgee old boys of the Association meeting at the Coromandel Hotel tomorrow evening. Start time is 7 pm. Discussion topics include the branch charts and WIN status. All old boys urged to attend.
The postponed unusual preliminary meeting of the Central Warrege Pastor and Agricultural Association will be held tomorrow afternoon at the offices of IL 2 Carter & Co Alfred Street. Presentation of the balance sheet and election of officers are on the agenda and it is expected that a fully representative attendance will be present.
A notice states Mr. 1h Row F ROA of the optical house of Chas Sankey Fraser Brisbane Toowoomba will attend at Corones Heel Charneville from 3 am Monday to 320 pm Tuesday Int Amgust. This opportunity offers eye care attended to by a Chan Sankey Fraser.
Public auction announced for Thursday August at 290 o'clock with a 39 year lease of a plot near Charfeville. Special lease terms and options to rent are included. For more information contact the Land Agent in Charteville.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions river road, prosecution without rejection to persons, an order by N Fisher, and Brisbane visitors with plans tied to printing requirements. Details are garbled, but indicates a formal notice or directive and a show visit notice context.
The ampoal ram sale opens Monday August 14 as the Brisbane Exhibition starts. The Australian Mercantile Land and Produce Co Ltd Mekeety 2 Om id and the Queensland Primary Producers Cooperative Association Ltd with Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co Ltd Sydney present rams from leading Queensland and New South Wales studs. Catalogues will be ready early in August.
The inaugural Charleville police ball week event drew solid local backing from officers and residents. Organisers report strong attendance and enthusiasm as the town looks forward to future charity functions and community gatherings.
After receiving first aid and treatment, the wax conveyed to his ramet to Cobb Street.
A mod performer named Black Ball will stand at Ponstot Park Angathella for two mares only. The stallion is advertised by Mr Oliver Seth Ameth De. Details and terms are available from the listed contact.
Fragmented OCR yields a rough notice about Grier and Edwin, a son, with references to a boss of the Nerite, a Mr. Romain Carey of Newstead Betabans, dying at home last week. The text hints at mourning phrases and elusive details, mentioning relatives, a man named Ned, and a disturbing sewing-needles incident embedded in an item.
A police ball report from Charteville University notes the official party including Lab Inspector Smith and Rector Carroll. The account details missteps and procedural errors during the event, with emphasis on the mishandled arrangements and subsequent corrections.
A garbled account notes Terence Flynn and others with a child seen by Dr Shamnay before hospital care. It references a colonial minister and a magistrate deciding fines or binding over. The text hints at draft policies affecting minors and potential charges.
The Charteville Town Council approves a new domestic meter tariff following Finance Commission recommendation. The plan sets rates by usage bands from five to seven cents per unit, with allowances for low consumption and a periodic adjustment review. A public hearing will occur before month’s end to finalize details and implementation.
Dr Gustav Egloff announces a new proceme for producing synthetic rubber from butane gas. Officials claim cheaper, better heat and acid resistant rubber than para rubber, with 60 percent yield from butane. Experts caution about practical implementation and scaling needs.
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