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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
7
The fragment references a valuation notice from 1904 in Easton, mentioning a shire clerk and a date in February. The readable portion suggests an official valuation notice or tolling related matter, but details are incomplete.
Tenders are invited for the erection of 44 miles of fencing near Wooyenome. Full particulars can be obtained from Dalgety & Co. Ltd. Charleville. Tenders close with Be above on March 9 at 5 p m.
The wife and family of the late John Fitasimon of Wairea Street Canterbury. Funeral details and survivor information available from local authorities and church notices as the community mourns a resident.
Under the Bankruptcy Act tender details are available at G. Hutton & Macfarlane in Brisbane. Tenders close March 6 1904 at 3 pm with highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Dated February 23 1924.
Holy Communion held Monday Wednesday Friday. The Paschal Brotherhood and services listed for the week include Tuesday Thursday Saturday. Church notices appear in Charlestown Times with March 2nd 1994 date reference.
A concert event in March features performances by Trinity College and St. Marys Convent with varied admission prices. The programme includes advanced courses and honours earned by named students, with sections for preparatory and junior pupils. Proceeds support the organising group and participants.
For Sale or Lease as a going concern. Dock special lease seventeen years to arise. Butcher's shop and ice works with adjoining store, fully equipped, and two-room dwelling on freehold. Further particulars apply H. J. Carter & Co Charleville.
The notice states the annual general meeting of the above Langue society will be held at the Hotel Dalton on Monday March 4th at 9 am. Election of officers and presentation of reports are planned. Members and supporters are invited to attend.
Postal Department plans to feature knitting goods at the upcoming show while merchants report opening a Tall Taupe knitting wool shop. A motor truck owned by Colts Mactousid was destroyed on BoBon road carrying wool from Mr Lander’s Cislasd station. four bales survived. truck insured by New Zealand Insurance.
The Country Wames Association opens season with a Town Hall gathering on Wednesday at 8 pm inviting all members to bring a partner. A town fair dance raised about £30 with £10 15s expenses. net profit £9 5s. Prizes awarded for old time Waltz and a similar competition. A euchre tourney and raffle prize splits noted. Seymours orchestra performed.
In a Friday incident near the post office W Brasil was struck by a car, sustaining a fractured ankle and facial injuries, then taken to hospital after ambulance aid. Alfred Street scholar Hulse fell from a post injuring his forearm and was treated. Claude Outen, of Watson Street, received a right arm laceration from a fall and was carried to hospital after ambulance care.
A fragmentary note from a Timex representative and Inspector T Nicholls hints at a delayed timeline around 1814 and early 1815. The garbled text references Pebruary March and a reference to the Temple of Justice. The readable portion signals a bureaucratic remark about outstanding forms and dated promises without clear outcomes.
The article mentions Kenn Haten and Leora Pets in a festival characterisation with a centerpiece by a leading lady and Amy Mim. KWH team and partners are involved, with Rye representing Jor Brown Heymann. A plan to unveil a star appearance and prize drawing is noted.
The intertown match features players such as P Hoga J Mahoory Maheury Corum Jovian Baker Lynch Addison Bryant Lewin Neate Bishop Moody Muesty Chasford Cooper Clarke Lindeey Megat Wright Houston Akers and others. The home squad includes three alternates, Lewis Newle and Tunaup as strikers, with Mews Monér and Gurbe boosting the visitors. A welcome dance precedes the event as the teams prepare to depart Gowrie Oval Monday morning at 1?00.
A scanned report lists multiple events with names like Fraser, Butler, Blakey, and Collins competing in 66 yard and 200 yard races. Final times include 492/5 for a senior 66 yard race, and 25 seconds for a senior backstroke. Junior divers and various heats are noted with placements and times across 66, 200, and relay style events.
A tragic event unfolds near Wellwater, igh miles from Fame, where Patrick Quinte, a former store hanger and repairman, shot dead his father before surrendering to authorities. William Quinte, the victim, died after being rushed to the hospital, with reports noting a confrontation that led to the fatal shooting.
A jumble of names and scenes from a small town event mentions Mr and Mrs Campbell visiting, a week away, and several local residents and families in attendance or noted. The text records a social gathering, visitors, and minor local movements with many garbled names and phrases.
Fragmentary OCR note lists buyers and items with odd spellings and quantities. Mentions Me A Miley Woopettateg Dub ety Go Lad and assorted bales and tales. Several abbreviations appear unclear, suggesting a ledger-like record of trades and prices.
The entry sheet for Albtom Park lists divisions and races with horses named for Tomorrow’s program. Prospects include First Division seven furlongs and a plate and purse events with multiple contenders such as Dos Archer, Crest date, Mintwing, Debs, Amberlitre, Bright Cat, Warband, and Royal Kamioom among others.
Fragmentary list of names and divisions shows riders and entries under Fifth and Fourth divisions with partial surnames and vague placements. The text references Marek Emer, Wayland, Teuton Gacheine, Mandell, Johnson, Fakir, and Battery among others, suggesting a competitive event lineup without clear results.
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