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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
7
Charleville District Improvement Board report mentions HL Carmichael Geike of the Bowed Warrego Amateur Rugby League, with no further details given on actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions Sa Tee Cuma and WERK TAYE at a site named Chane matan with unclear date and location. It references AUSH RAO HARFGOO and ch Chatest Tee, but readable facts are minimal and no clear events or persons emerge.
A terse news note reports a misplayed match with passengers caught by surprise. The fragment hints at a mistaken outcome and the involvement of Br owne and Mist Match mer Me. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a sports or event confusion.
Messrs W RR Speedy referred the Balloo Shire Council results to the Returning Officer. The councilors P th Schwarde A G Pegler HM ta Hmetren GQ Gooch and JS Wadle were named as elected. G F Gooch was unacted from the council list.
A garbled partial notice hints at changes in postal or water works services involving new sock shipments and outlines some dates and places. The text is fragmentary, with unclear names and events, but suggests a local public notice about updated utilities or deliveries.
The notice outlines an auction and cultural event with music, painting, and a hall display. It mentions preparations for an opening evening in April, a window display this coming week, and a charitable or community focus at a local venue. Names and exact times are unclear due to garbled text.
Orth Thomas Wilkin Smith and George Henry Steet are named as candidates for Division 2 of the Shire of Mi. A postal ballot will decide the poll, opening at 2:00 PM on October. The notice sets the date and process for the election.
The text describes a Armistice Day meeting related to a digger strike. Digger Rit neaim week Rave aie Prosehed Mr. Gea Bety and Keown in Charle appear in context with a staged event. The article notes diggers are urged to join talks to decide future actions and aims to avoid disruption during Armistice Day observances.
A damaged report recalls a lightning strike on a naval vessel with crew losses. A ceremony planned by local officials honors the fallen as families and the public pause to observe a moment of silence and mourning. a call to halt work at plants and machinery while paying homage and observing the ABER day events.
At a Comnelt meeting on Wednesday a treasery item read showing a demand for renovation funds for the power house foreman residence. The council discussed costs, franchise, and utilities, and a motion to apply for a £400 loan with a similar grant was approved after debate.
Main Roads Commission issues tenders for supply of about 33 cubic yards of gravel for a Warrego River project. Sealed tenders must be submitted to the secretary, details obtainable from the commission at Brisbane.
A discussion on tariffs reveals Australia may delay or alter duties amid calls to protect domestic shipping. The board notes cost burdens shift against maintaining the fleet, citing a 1929 built vessel tied to long term commitments. The report discusses the economic impact on American trade and dockyard expenditures in the 1930s context.
The council discussed renewing camping reserves permits amid contested applications. Mayor and Aldermen debated who may camp on reserve land near Gir, with Drs Jess, Pileation, and Mr. Pannen cited in arguments. Conflicting views over occupancy and family use arose as the motion to renew Mrs Ryan's permit faced opposition.
The notice states CALCINO LIMITED is in voluntary liquidation with no liabilities, distinct from Charleville Motors Pty Limited. It emphasizes no ownership or connection between the two companies, issued by Albert M. Cald ing, Managing Registrar.
The Industrial Court today set the shearing rate in Queempand at 32 per station. The Gastar organization sought a suspension of the Station Henge Award, which was granted, with a reduced rate in the South division. Attacks in other divisions were reportedly fewer, while the final boundaries of the Southern Division remained undecided as of May.
A garbled report cites the Price Smasher and Price Brashers in separate incidents. One account claims a lane dispute involves a store in Gales Gereot and Coronas Mai, with contention over a large redaction. Authorities investigate as the case unfolds.
A near certainty of a race meeting at Amiathal in the Beer Bitare area as part of the Charterite hospital and Ambulance festival. The event aims to benefit the hospital with bands, mile-station acts, and further details to be announced by Capwmgh Gheme columns.
At a Wednesday council meeting residents debated five shilling property levies to fund a town cricket ground. The local Cricket Association outlines a weekend match with county players to showcase talent, naming Charleville and Baildon as towns involved, while a fresh ground development committee forms to restore the field.
Correspondence requests correction of a published item in the Souk Western Guncine of the Lith Marek. The writer notes a promised correction by the Sentinel editor and expresses thanks and anticipation for timely amendment.
Muddled OCR text mentions wool sales and dates, with fragments referencing Japan America and voting treaty terms. Names appear distorted, but entities like America and Japan hint at an international trade note. Overall, the readable bits describe a wool sale with firm prices and multiple place names, though specifics are obscured.
A fragmented oblique notice mentions a meeting in a metropolitan area with references to Remaw, Bowtary, and Maadiing dates. It notes a ceremony at the Relation Arstr and a Saturday arrival at arteviile with Thursday departure hints. Mentions Mary Leite and Sri Lanka association, and a hospital posting at Chiepen with interment in Wey station.
A wedding was held yesterday at the Preeti ievian Church with Rev. AE Hrocke officiating. The bride Miss Anne Dentacher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dentacher, wore an ankle length gown with a lace yoke and carried a pink anthem bouquet. the groom was Mr. Harry Exple. A reception followed at Cafe Avcadia with guests and family in formal attire.
The record notes prices, weights, and types of livestock traded, with entries for prime wethers, ewes, lambs, and ewes. Prices in shillings and pence per head are listed for various grades, including prime ram and ewe counts, and trader notes about activity and market conditions.
The defendant did not appear and was Beard ex parte. A charge was left against W Feiler for failing to move stock at the rate of time. Proceedings show 6 casts at start and a levy with expenses. No appeal being filed, the court proceeded to verdict and penalties.
Reported crowd incident on Coorey Twwantin road left multiple people with severe lacerations. A dairy firm employee was among the injured and taken to Couruy Hospital for treatment. A ring-adjacent mechanism failed as a bull escaped, injuring and alarmingly charging bystanders before handlers regained control.
Nominations closed for mayor and alderman positions in the three towns of Charleville on April 1. The council urges prompt filing to prevent further delays and ensure timely election scheduling.
Nominations closed Saturday for Murwem Shire posts with John William Simes Gidea the sole candidate for Chairman and re elected. Other nominees included William Flarbert Corbett Arthur Caruthers Little and Lesily Campbell Melens for various council seats amid sparse competition.
Fragmentary report shows opponents of the Garden Graves group pushing for a State Labour Party conference before Easter. Several figures claim assurances of backing from key members while plans for a breakaway gathering unfold. details include prize winnings and attendees with incomplete names and places.
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