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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
5
The District Land Board discussed night traffic, windorah reserve tenures, and fencing for cross stock routes. Decisions included refusing certain chapter permits, preserving windorah operations, approving cross-section fencing, and appointing area wardens. The board also reviewed proposed reserves, government funding, and improvements to tank installations and check fences.
An OCR damaged stock sale note lists multiple entries with weights and prices, mentioning bidders and locations. Names and places are garbled but indicate cattle like wethers and hens, with references to Er Bat EAC and Balb, plus dates 2/5 and 12/3 and weights around 18 wt 45/06.
A weekly meeting followed a disputed refereeing decision at a Warr ee amateur rugby match. The referee was accused of biased rulings and abuse, and a participant was sent off for alleged offences. The incident sparked calls for accountability as officials defended their actions amid heated exchanges.
Garbled OCR fragment lacks coherent news details. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events to summarize meaningfully.
The Barghe Tank board held a session noting the resignation of caretaker Derdsmst Borthwick and addressing complaints about kangaroo weathers leaving carcasses. A by law ban on carrion on board lands was enforced. Financial statements were adopted showing a credit balance and accounts payable. An art meeting was scheduled and over 5,000 attendees were expected at Paddington Town Fair where Sergeant McDonald was honored after years as foreman at Coldman Scar.
Consettior J Kysseig, chairman of Mightelts Shire Council, declined a 250 allowance proposed at the assembly's inaugural meeting. Councillor Frans Yeulind noted Kysock had served four years without extra pay. Debate cited past discussions of expenses and public sentiment.
A British Ford will feature at the Melbourne Blow event next week with big traction. The race offers 50,600 pounds in prize money and a charity grant to Great Britain remains a possibility.
The report details a tense scene where Casey was threatened during a race event. Referee decisions and accusations by witnesses dominated the account, with claims of inappropriate conduct and calls for penalties. The sequence involved delays, interruptions, and demands for accountability from organizers and officials.
In a heated session chaired by Mr Partridge, members debated replacing Casey for Sunday play and demanded apologies to referee Brinton. The Langue panel backed cases of player provocation, with Logan ordered off and a two-game suspension considered for further incidents, while referees pressed for backing from the association.
A garbled newspaper advertisement for McPhie Co Charleville offers furniture including stretchers, double beds, two dressers, chairs, a hall stand, kitchen items, and squatters, with prices on application.
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