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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
4
Notice to builders invites separate tenders for alterations and additions to the communal hospital and for the sewerage installation. Tenders close Thursday 24th June 1941. Secretary A Myers signs the notice.
Entries open for a dog show at Town Hall Grounds on June 20 1941 with judging for classes including Best Pappy Ander months. Admission four dollars and trophies awarded to eight cases and champions. Entries accepted at HL J. Car eiaay and morning of show.
A scattered, sunburned man seeks station work and farm help while other ads offer a cook position, housework, fruit and rose garden notes, sale of tomatoes and timber, a border collie pup, and farm produce by price. Church notices from St James Presbyterian and All Saints extend Sunday service details and invitations.
Auction style notice listing Malacre Freehold Allotment Section 9 near the Presbyterian Church and a two bedroom dining room flat on Laite Cor Aabe. Pall particulars from Carter & Co Alfred Street Chartevitte, HM.
A fragment from a 1940s newspaper notes a date Friday June 13 in a publication year unclear. The readable text mentions Suh and publica but lacks full context, making a precise event or person identification impossible.
Fragmentary notice announcing a street stall to support a Comforts Fund candidate at Loves cafe on June 27. It mentions stalls at De Bold and adjoining stations and a representative from A. P. Groum eid & Co. Ply. Lideplometsiste available at Hotel Corones Friday afternoon.
A notice states the post office will open for one hour on Monday from 3 am to 10 am to accommodate applicants and surrounding districts. The document mentions a railway arrival in Charville and a relief gift event with sweets donated by Mr C. Semes and items worn by Mrs Leichield and Master Augathelia.
Tenders invited and will be received by the council up to a set time for removal of old buildings in Charteville Alfred Street and the corner of Alfred and Well Streets. Lowest tender considered. builders must remove within three days of tender acceptance and leave site clean to council’s satisfaction. Separate tenders required for each property.
In London solicitors inform a Townsville taxi driver that he has inherited the title and estate of a distant relative who died. The man, previously with a career in locomotive work and Queensland Railways, becomes the new holder of a peerage. The record notes past parliamentary ties and a Spring 1915–1920s timeline.
Readable fragment shows a market note for Ammored Vegetables and seed potatoes with new potatoes on 9/6. It references Grantham Avenue exchange and prices or table pamphlet details for onions and related items. Entities include Grantham Avenue, Pamplin, and ItA seeds.
Andy Laffin Saddler Quilpie pursues growth in the saddlery trade as he emphasizes the quality of his wares and attentive service to win a bigger share of the local market.
A shuffled list of names and routes shows inland air travel with destinations from Brisbane and Brisbane to Longreach, Winton, Cloncurry, and Charleville. The fragment mentions passengers including G Robinson, D Browne, Wrigley, Kennedy, Falconer, and Soubfeldt, among many others, with trips such as Newcastie to Alexandra, Winton to Briatane, and Charleville to Longreach.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe local health concerns and calls for repairs and safety checks. Mentions burial, transportation needs, and a dilapidated structure owned by MF. Compares inspectors visiting the site with plans to begin a proper reinspection and arrange necessary transport. No clear dates or definitive actions.
The article details a Queensland group offering a £10,000 reward to address a pest problem affecting sheep. It describes proposed methods involving spray applications, wind-assisted dusting, and exotic ideas to drive woolly flocks, mentioning a Western proposal and possible ad hoc remedies.
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