Town Clerk notes proposed work not for any town area
The Minister for Health and Home Affairs has decided that the proposed work will not be for the special benefit of any particular part of the town. S. & Macklin, F-F.LA., F-A.LS, Town Clerk.
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1940
Page
4
The Minister for Health and Home Affairs has decided that the proposed work will not be for the special benefit of any particular part of the town. S. & Macklin, F-F.LA., F-A.LS, Town Clerk.
Registrar of Titles Office Brisbane St March 10. Lockett and Blackman solicitors for the applicant Charleville. Town agents Osborme and Waugh solicitors Brisbane.
A notice records an application to transmit title of Allotment 9, section 7, Morven town. Deceased proprietor Susannah Trowe died 11 June 1939. claimant Gabriel Phillip Tront of Roma appears as devisee in trust. Will dated 1 September 1934. Caveat deadline 16 April 1940.
Sunday services include 7 am and 9 am masses with weekday 7 am. Note references to children's address St Patrick and “Joseph of Ari mathald” with anthem by the choir led by Minister J M Blacklock. Good Friday features 7 am ante-communion and 6 30 am children's service, T pm evensong.
Through booking stations from Friday to Monday March 25 1546 inclusive. Available for return for six months. During the Easter Holiday period several alterations and additions will be made in the train service. Full information recording train arrangements excursion tickets and closure of goods sheds obtainable from Station Masters. By Order of the C-
Interception of electricity supply is reported in Queensland with references to prime beans and tomatoes cash on rails. Names including R McCarthy and a court at Lameed appear, along with a case caption Balle court and a note on supply disruption.
A brief notice announces the presentation of the balance sheet report and the election of officers. Details on attendees or candidates are not provided in the readable text.
Nominations for the Easter tournament in aid of the Charteville Comforts Fund close at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday. Entries may be handed to Colin Hollett Heinemann and Miss R Carr. The Ladies Bowling Club secretary Mrs Coulson notes play will resume Tuesday afternoon at 0 pm.
Charleville Picnic Race Club plans a two day meeting starting April 23 with paddock inspections tomorrow. Seven events per day include Allan Bangie at 6 furlongs and C PRLC Cup at 1 mile as chief races. The Ladies Bracelet at 1 mile and President's Trophy at 3 furlongs are highlights on day two. Nominations close at 5 pm with secretary Mr J R Be.
The report records the first meeting of the year with attendees including M Moore and Doris Wade Jhon as secretary. Apologies came from Mesdames C. and Mrs. Baxter. Prizes were donated for novelty dances and arrangements were checked to hold the event on a date to be announced.
Hon. Secretary P. Healy urges broad support for the faction at Charteville rest room meeting. The call emphasizes unity and public backing for party aims and local activities.
At a special Quilpie Shire Council meeting held last Saturday a loan not exceeding £4317 from the State Government Insurance Office was approved at 4½ percent over five years to fund six baths, 107 sinks, and lavatory renovations or new buildings, with work to benefit No. 1 division feclorg area. Any surplus will be applied to wareh trourhn purchases.
Mrs Williams won the captain's trophy with a narrow victory in a closely fought series. Mr Smith took the runner-up after defeating Mrs Partridge and Mrs Herriman in a decisive play-off. Weather was ideal as serial and club games continued with strong showing from Bracker, Dyer, Breonan, and other players.
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