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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
7
The Public Curator at Marseille announces a forthcoming action before the civil court on May 104 seeking to define heirs and preserve the estate of Amma James Durees and Amuse Jane Burnes, widow of Charteville, who died on the fourth day of March. The curator aims to stabilize claims and protect assets, with motions to be heard by the court.
The Charleville community heard results from All Saints Church and Croquet Club raffle and a meeting of Charleville gaming and sports clubs. Widespread interest grows among horseowners and the public for one of Charleville’s best Master meetings to be held. members urged to bring tickets and obtain duplicates. The report notes radio reception frustrations in Western Queensland and calls for a national relay station to improve coverage.
Fragmentary text depicts an admiralty matter with a person named Norman Murr…an involved with a crew on a rail and voyage. It mentions a commander, a rail crossing, and a possible accident near a rail line. Details are incomplete and unclear.
The article notes April wool bale prices showing optimism despite mixed signals. Market observers cite potential improvements in demand and prices, with traders hopeful for an overall uptick in the coming period.
Mer. Wd. Miller of Charleville, now with G. J. Griew Ltd. Brisbane, arrives from Rockhampton to stay about a week. He recalls a three-year-old acquaintance with Christy Aitiar and mentions the former Newnee group at the Mewneee tthe otrupetian Hotel. Interview opportunities and a revival of the Charterdue Ba are noted at the "Timex" after revival.
A car driven by an unnamed man collided with a tree near Bierbank on the Quilute road, injuring Bert Wikew and Leo Sennen, with facial injuries reported. The victims were walking toward Bierbash station when the crash occurred around midday. emergency calls were dispatched.
An appeal to supporters offers ten pound debentures to raise about £1500 for a grandstand. The response has been strong, with half the goal pledged. Interest is set at a fixed rate, and no more than 22 hundred pounds will be allotted to any one person. The stand should be erected and ready by October for Governor Sir Leslie Wilson to open, with ten pound debenture holders receiving reserved seats and the right to choose their seats.
The Appeal Board heard arguments from Reginald Lave former relieving night officer and Mr Cornwall secretary to the Appeal Board. The Commissioner’s representative Mr Waraceet and others presented for the Department and Station Masters Association. After evidence from Dr Haskant, Mr Bartlett and others, the board retired and dismissed the appeal.
A local Milo benefit event titled The Pilgrime Progress announces a day of humane pleasures in Charleville and district. The program promises a monster wail and pepper display, with Seymours' neehestra in attendance. Horse owners and attendees are urged to attend at Milo with paddocks and fordable accommodation available, inviting racehorse owners to participate and enjoy the benefit.
Fragmentary OCR text references money in war era context, mentions Sergeant Geise and Logan. Describe a court proceeding with accusations of abducting or influencing money and a minor. Lacks clear dates or complete names. focuses on charges and testimonies amid a prosecutorial scene.
Fragmented OCR text notes a decline in prices and quality at a sale, listing multiple buyers and regions with inconsistent figures. Mentions German, French, Dutch, and Australian buyers. several place names and companies appear in scattered form, but the overall event details and outcomes are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled scene with names and places. It references multiple persons and places in a disordered mix, including Abin, Turton, Viana, Rawabi, Rondeel, and Kiem. No clear event, date, or outcome emerges from the unreadable lines.
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