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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
7
Department of the Interior Canberra invites offers by noon on 25 June 1934 for a two year grazing right over Charteville Aerodrome Site comprising 20 percent acres. Plans and particulars may be inspected by the local Post Clerk.
At a meeting of the Charleville and District Radio Listeners League members discussed progress on suppressor units installed around town. They resolved to write to the Chief Radio Inspector about interference, arrange a round of receiver tests, and coordinate with the electric authority for further testing. Financials show a credit balance of £4405 with plans to assemble more condensers.
The AWOL proceeds against Harry Percival of Fortland Station over an alleged breach of the Indextrial and Arbinra Act. The lodge trial magistrate Mr. KO Greater, OM Mendes meat adjourned yesterday. Carpendale and the AW representative fa ved from Ptri Via the case.
A Melbourne address at St. Kilda Town Hall defends the Australian banking system’s handling of a low mood. It explains reserves arose from profits and share-capital premia over eighteen years, enabling banks to support government deficits, unemployment relief, and public works during hard times. The Prime Minister argues reserves safeguarded the economy and deposits, preventing collapse.
The article reports on a local amateur league queen vote with winner Mr Mettiford and ticket S11 Loew. It notes high demand for Faedtela wireless goods across Australia and describes apportionment challenges between States including Queensland. A combined Brisbane Kfleor Esk team event is planned with attendees at Core Hall on Saturday and Sunday contests to follow.
The text notes a Labour bid in the Marano Federal electorate with Mr J K Watson agreeing to nomination. It mentions prior Charleville visits, a manslaughter defense success, and a aim to secure representation in Parliament. Also referenced is an ambulance hall fund drive and upcoming social events in the town.
In New York on Thursday Max Gace defeated Primo Carnero in the heavyweight boxing match by technical knockout in the eleventh round. The fight ended after Gace gained the upper hand late, securing a decisive victory.
Severe frosts hit Charleville with bleak mornings and strong winds. Daily lows ranged from 32 to 22 degrees from Monday to Friday, with temperatures dipping notably on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charleville and Cur meet on Sunday June 24 in a major bowl match. The Charleville squad plans training four nights next week under Mesers Hor ami Moller. Auguibella players will train with the team as Lewene departs. Cunsamulla claims the strongest lineup for years and expects to win the Wailalami Bulimba ups.
A historical notice describes Charleville events including a children's ball on June 23 with a grand march at 5 pm and various musical and costume prizes. It mentions a public address under the Tree of Knowledge at the post office corner on Monga night and a council debate on permit rules affecting speakers and visitors.
Fragmented note reports a dispute over a per fowl charge and Society offer, with references to Marian Shew and Keli lary shreeshow, showing confusion in the text. Mentions of a tribe, opposition to a 2 per fowl levy, and irregular attendance underscore a disrupted community event and unsettled plans.
A garbled report warns of a rabbit pest threat north of Warren with scattered references to a public response, pest control efforts, and political commentary. The text mentions media outlets, readers, and municipal actions but remains fragmented and unclear.
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