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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
7
Fragmentary report notes low entries and rising seller pressure with mention of a 70 buck early option. References to Hoss and Pere are unclear. The item appears as a brief market update with limited readable specifics and no definite event or dates.
Fragmentary text appears from an 1832 era notice listing names and dates but is largely unreadable. The legible items mention a date and scattered proper nouns, yet no clear event, action, or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments alone.
Nomimations will be received on Saturday March 1 as electors nominate candidates from various wards. Several names are listed for shire seats with districts including Brisbane and Kellys Creek, all voters to cast ballots by September.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cricket and a crowd of names such as J. Chandier J. Cor wisest A Gary and many others. It references singles men and a circus toward Memschele with scattered phrases about matching, marriage, and sectioned groups, but the text is largely unreadable.
A presh recruit from the Bask Brotherhood arrives with two clerics, Rev Hughes and Br Payton, to Hastings Sussex. Mr Finches, Oxford graduate, and the two clerics are appointed as the Bent Brotherhood for five years, with return to England at term end. Camberwell district welcomes Rev Hughes.
A local basketball meeting in Coronas Hall outlines team formation deadlines and costume orders. The season opens with a grand ball on April 17 and the ground official opening on April 5, with a sixpence admission. Plans include inviting Toowoomba to Charnevile and potential matches if arrangements proceed.
A garbled report references a crime and individuals including Jasdowne Fonthall and Mr A Braaitt. The text mentions preparation, a meeting, and a plan to notify the next month’s schedule, with unclear connections to the Haribo Sean and Charterite.
A four room dwelling on Farry and Fram te streets burned Monday night, destroying the structure and furniture valued at £120. Occupant Mrs Johnna was away. no injuries reported. The fire origin is still under investigation amid weathered witness notes and insurance details.
Wool sale notes from Sydney with Lass details and prices for Merino and crossbred wools. Mentions 9860 bales offered, market demand high yet prices fluctuating, with withdrawal of 15 percent of lots. References to suppliers Dalgety and Company and regional competition among Australian and American buyers at the Sydney auctions.
Air J Shaw Thempern returns to Darby after a stay at Creda while Mr and Mrs Frank Darley arrive from Sydney to take managing duties at Commoneraite Bank. G J Stamey and committee depart by mail train to Stanthorpe. Mrs C Kelty returns from Lyme. Rev Daly of RC Bartel visits Coventry residents. Father Prigry to lead Charleride parish in Daly’s absence. Harry Carter Jr leaves for country visit and Miss Doren Partin heads to Saintane for annual version. Rambes Bryden set to teach at Charterville on March 15 with events planned through March 18.
The CWP & A Association committee met at Carters office on Wetnembay Anewos to review Charleville show arrangements. Discussions covered grants for display space, boxing and wrestling rights, sheep dog trials, fencing and netting costs, rail rebates, and weather-related postponement risks. forecasts indicated show viability depended on adequate rain and public turnout.
Readable fragments cover Brisbane Acceptances with nursery and trial stalls, Brecon vaccination, and St Patrick's Handicap. Names like Westhaven and Noble Deed appear among novice and open handicaps with judges listed. Notes on weather, gate, and local organization provide period details and concerns over rain and attendance.
A long fragment recounts a horse sale near Ware in Western America, noting buyers and prices. Traders such as Mr W. Muri of Yorung Crunk and Meow Jam Shee Sons are mentioned, with references to quality, weights, and various bids. The text describes sale days, passenger transport, and a range of prices per head, reflecting a busy market with numerous figures and district names embedded in the garbled OCR.
The New Zealand Lamn de Mer Cantile Agency Co Ltd reports cattle yarding with prime beef prices around 31 per 10, heavyweights at 30, good trade 27 to 28, prim cows 17, medium grade 12s to 13, overall yarding quality described as very good with a few medium descriptions. Market values showed little change. trade was steady with prime and heavyweights in demand.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a horse sale at Marromine with attendees including Duper, Melons Parken, and Mr HL Vitober Fletcher. Location noted as a district event, with scattered names and unclear details about date or outcomes.
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