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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
7
A jumble of classified lines lists items and help wanted notices. It mentions railway worker housing, a租to-let for a near Light and Power point, and individuals seeking or selling items including pumpkins and designer partners. A church schedule and a local fete with entertainment and dance tickets are also included.
Fragmentary notice lists closing dates and weekly rates for travel and provisioning services. Mentions Serdemane Nagre and Sam, with references to a clerk and a dated mark 7/6/1500. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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In Cannsswella Seamons Court last week, Jack Deignan and Bernard Deignman trading as Deigné2 benchers and butchers pleaded guilty to lodging false income tax returns for the year ended June 1887. A total fines of £100 were imposed by Mr. C. R. Noyes Pd. The ambulance art union ticket draw postponed to June 26 due to nonreturned books. a community song concert will aid ambulance bands.
Applications close at 12 moon on Friday 23 June for junior typist positions. Applicants must write in their own handwriting and provide full details of work experience. Wm M Connolly, Secretary.
The newly formed League of Wheelmen in Charleville hosts a five mile cycling event at King Edward Park on Saturday afternoon. Prizes include 1 for first, 10s for second, and 5s for fastest time. admission is free. Renowned Queensland pro P. Roper acts as handicapper for this and future events.
The Right Reverend Bishop Roper attended events in Quilpie in June and presided over a reception in his honor. Debutantes presented to him by Mrs EB Gihece acted as Matron of Honor, with Coral Jahasom and Patricia Bignell among those introduced. The ball, held at the Catholic Bail, featured Seymour's Orchestra and a formal supper after speeches by church and civic leaders.
At a weekly Leagues meeting at Macott's Hotel in Charleville officials outlined efforts to secure visiting Tantowns footballers on Sunday June 16 and set July 9 or 16 for Roma matches. Discussion covered club registrations, transport, and eligibility rules as Shamrocks and Warrego clubs seek fixtures and titles.
A fragmented report traces Charles McCuure an Australian poet with extended solo experience. It notes a monetary loss of 5 000 from London to Nigeria and mentions supervision of mine tickets. Readable fragments describe furlough in Exciant and purchase of a secondhand vehicle.
Local authorities announce a holiday observe next Monday in fall boll Gay by Lanka C.P.Sofice and stores. Post office hours shortened from 9 am to 1 pm with all business closed except money orders. Football results noted with Cunmamalla Bourky teams drawing and Bourke players scoring. W. Corvin and G. Cocale highlighted for a goal and three penalties respectively.
The Char Jeville ambulance attended a total of 28 accidents and 154 slight injuries in May, with 47 transports and two severe cases. Distances traveled amounted to 3.1284 miles, compared with 234 cases and 3.2075 miles last month.
The Supreme Court at Charterville opens on Tuesday before Mr Justice Philp to hear a case by Isabelle Allen claiming to be the lawful mother of Margaret Roche's child and seeking recognition of a purported April 5 1937 will. The plaintiff seeks probate and administration of the deceased George Roche's estate, asserting the will's validity and seeking designation of the estate administrator.
At a Gre meeting in Corcase Hall the Charleville Board appointed C. R Noyes as chairman amid congratulations. Retiring chair AC Latte received appreciation for services. Little and Latthe were noted in supporting roles with discussion of duties and future leadership.
A damaged OCR fragment records figures from the Department of Labour and Machinery Department including charges for Licessing Commission and Salence on hand. Totals appear as 9905 3 2 and various small sums such as 1 1 4 and 55 9 9. Names and precise dates are unclear due to text garble.
Fragment mentions attempts to prevent club losses, intertown matches, and expenses for Ame players. Names and places are garbled, unclear who led teams or events, with references to intertown maidens and a secretary advising expenditures.
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