Club finances and leadership praised at Charleville meeting
The annual club meeting praised Secretary Mr Blair for exemplary book keeping and service to racing public. President Gallagher announced a credit balance of £548 1s 1d, noted profits over £100 from a Showmoot, and commended Fitz-Walter, Armstrong and Carter for their work. The group discussed show funding, trustee needs, and preferred spring race dates, with Fitz-Walter elected to succeed as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.ick Blair
Arraing
C M
Walter
Fits-Walter
Clwb
Gallagher
Charteville
Jane
Armstrong
Jeast
Blair
Sanilene
Cate
Chatterille
Cind
H. J. Armetrong
Harry Carter
Eferts
Fite-Walter
Show Society
Ole Show Society
Troetees
Charleville
Iistriet
Maetie
Pitegers
Imeem tHomed
Fitgeerald
Cink
Fitewersid
Equal Shares Favoured at Charleville Centre Meeting
The May meeting of the Charleville centre of the Coals discussed equal division of Lord Nuffield grant funds among centres, approved a benefit race on September 4th for Charleville Amusements and local Hall Pond, and heard secretary notes on memberships, correspondence, and a planned ambulance stand. Donations and accounts totaling £6 6s 1d were reported with a positive bank balance, plus details of community support and a rodeo venue proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Lord Nuffield Grant
Charleville
Jol Darnell Estate
Messra Deutscher and
Dyer
Charleville Amimianes
J. B. McGarven
Charteville
Baskmen
Phillott
Quaoda
Angellalofiz
Coniaddi
Cootaddi Bene
Bilerbank
Bank of New South Wales
Shearers
Honda
Oakwood
E M. Warmoll
E. Weir
Falloway
G Humphreyes
Clerk of Scales Honoured in Charleville Meeting Farewell
The clerk of scales at Charleville racetrack received an unprecedented tribute during the second day’s interval. Mr Putz Walter, serving twenty one years, accepted a mounted pipe and thanked riders for their kindness and decent conduct, recalling Frank Whopper and Big Nell among noted riders and expressing no immediate retirement from his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville
Queensland
WRC
M $Fite-Walter
Putz Walter
Frank
Charterite
Nell Wo
Cline
Corpus Christi
Chartevilles
Pather Boland
Western Mall
Seveh Eelock
Christ
Poiber Flynn
Secreditad
Christ the King
Charnville
Messre Alert
Pingigen
Jack Maher
Colystea
End of Year Recall of Club Presidency and Finances
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls Mr Jativeer becoming Club President, a period of favorable finances under Mr Gallacher, and a steady rise to a solid footing. The note lists nominees View cover, Mr H. Cartier as Treasurer, and several officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jativeer
Gallacher
Moore
T Stone
J. F Flack
Cartier
Meron AL de Armetranes
Teorbes
Hod
Gerterine
Footert J. Garther
Rillington
Ang J
Gilquam
Pleasant Memories of Mr Warres Tour in Charleville
Mr C Warres of The Prudential, a major insurer in the British Empire, toured Charleville and Connolly districts, praising pastoral life and noting the region's transport and water resources. He observed sheep farming details, sales, and show events, highlighted by a warm reception and the company’s influence in expanding insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Warres
FLA
Mafteger
Australia
Prudential Eargpmmated Company Limited
British Empire
Charleville
Connomulla
Murance
Warren
Ken King
Gilbert Schmidt
Frown
Nive Downs
Dave
Cunnematia
Howe
Olaf
Corse
GRAZIERS MEETING DISCUSSES RURAL ALLIANCE ACTIONS
Delegates from Charleville Tumou Alorven Augatbelia and nearby towns gathered for a graziers council meeting. They planned to pursue arbitration on shearing rules, circularise members, and seek government and local authority changes including a separate hospital rate, dingo bans, and housing for drovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville
Tumou
Alorven
Augatbelia
Boyer
Mathere
Lanus
Uni
Fom
Murweh State Council
Nive
Warrege
Uwe
Langie
Council For the United Grassers
J. Cosh Wan
Imperial Hotel
Coroner's Inquest Finds Accident Inevitable Over Hughes Death
William Hedley Russell told the coroner that the collision killing Walter Hughes was an accident and inevitable. The truck driver described stopping efforts and a sober Hughes stepping onto the street before the left mudguard struck him. witnesses found no negligence by the driver and cited factors of visibility and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hedley Russell
Mr. C. & Nayen
Walter Donald Hughes
Wills Street
Charteville Hospital
J. Collins
Caromer
William Hedley Rumell
Michael Lynch
Carter
Lynch
Willa Street
Cobb Street
Young
Iehta
Walter Hughes
Hughes
Alan Love
Rallway Department
Bowe Iibe
Bernard McGarvey
Bradley
Gall
McGarve
Airmg
Webliss Steel
Iggun
Wills and
Parry Streets
Mic Garvey
Wally
Uhem
Use Street
Parry
Russell
Lore
Charles Herriman
Brisbane
Kassel
Hubert John Kirk
Fox
A Victorian wedding in New South Wales description
The narrative details the wedding of a bride unnamed, given away by her brother J. Wate Avon Vu, with Groom Mair, and guests including Bede Wandin. The bride wore a bean crope ge cheme gown, black accessories, and 42 pink rose bouquets were carried. After a Melbourne style reception, the couple will visit Sydney and then reside in Tamworth, New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ali Saute
Leeas
Mona
J. Wale
Jon
Omy
Sam
Wiilhem
N.S.W
Hayou
Si. J. Wate
Kh Bede Wandin
J. M. Wilkinson
Sydney
Tamworth
Benyenda Nurseries Largest in Queensland Claim Perfection
The Benyenda Nurseries, now in their sixth season, are touted as the largest in Queensland. Proprietor F. & Ben boast premier citrus trade, with extensive sales and a broad Symestown clientele spanning the Commonwealth. The firm asserts high standards and widespread reach beyond Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benyenda” Nuaimeries
Queensland
Vne F. & Ben ‘Baun
Symestown
Insufficient Quantities Pressures Wool Prices Rise Slightly
Market reports scant supply of wallabies and kangaroos across grades with firm to rising prices. Wallabias and whiptails show gains while swamp and coast wallabies move modestly. red and grey kangaroos reach higher per pound rates amid salted and dry conditions. Sheepskin and wool segments decline or hold steady as horsehair and cow hair values are listed with small changes.
Inquest Details On Meteor Accident Cause Of Death
Ambulance Superintendent John Grimstead testified at the inquest into a meteor accident. He described assisting after Russell visited, later conveying Hughes to Dr Shacesy, then to Charleville. Witness Harold Lave stated the sequence leading to the crash. The coroner found death from skull fracture and fatal hemorrhage attributed to Hughes entering the car while confined. Russell blamed for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grimstead
Rusee
Hughes
Shacesy
Wiand Hen
Charkeville
Jame
Bernard McGarvey
Queensland Railways
Harold Alam Lave
Russell
Mughes
Football crowd to attend in far south winter sport
A dense turnout is anticipated as winter sport action proceeds in the far south with local teams facing opposition. Notables include J Ut, W Byrne, B Marrigun, and H Wilson among others as contingencies and emergencies are noted for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ig Uneir
Uf Lite
Pat
Charleville Folk
Unpleasant Weather Theme Draws Attention on Lawn Event
A Saturday lawn event named Unpleasant Weather Theme drew notable attention, described as a strong crowd-pleaser and focal point for onlookers. The report notes active participation and public interest in the unusual theme.
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C.W.R. Club Anniual Meeting
Ambulance Monthly Meeting
Chasteville
Tbe
Alt
Lurigade
Leckytt
AM. Deutscher
J. Armatrong G. Humpheya
Palkeumier
Ite
Grimesteads
Mbites
Croltsat
Lockett
Rahman
Dentecher
O'Neilll Bon
Ayers
Warreseer
Bey Foapnidert
Graziers’ Meeting
Charleville Parish
Meaders
Holy Name Society
Cortett
Mesers
Coorey
Finnigan
O'Gorman
Father Flynn
Father W. McCormack
Father Boland
Boland
Jesus
Satan
Amd
New Zealand
Pepe
Annie Tie
Southwertery
Gneensland
Lartes
Wikinsea—Wade
Benyenda” Nurseries
J. Ut
W. Byrne
BR. Marrigun
Tapeaul
J. Peart
H Wilson
W. Hou van
M. Coleman
J. Athorn
S&s. Oeborne
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