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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 07, 1937
Page
4
The prospectus outlines Boomling School offering coeducational classes for girls and boys in a mild climate in Queensland. It notes highly qualified staff including trained matrons, certificated nurses, modern buildings, up to date facilities, and excellent exam results with moderate fees.
Keen participation marks Rothestowm cycling gatherings with Charleville Wheeler and Athletic Chub bk advancing toward upcoming events. Sundays at King Edward Park host races amid football matches, featuring trophies named the D C Harris, W T Harris Inlop Rubber toss, and a Club trophy. Riders earn Comino Cup points for first, second, and third place, with Comino noted as donor.
Mrs Bracker holds the lead with Espir second as Week’s play narrows the field. Williams and Kirk tie for third with Allen, and several matches posted scores: Williams 26 against Addison 21. Camel 26 against Addison 17. Kirk 26 against Smith. Club results show Thompson over Smith 17 and Cartell and Bracker 18 against Kirk 11.
H K Beaumont and Mr Fred Donaldson shot 65 to win the 18 hole mixed foursome stroke handicap held on Saturday in May for the Seppelts Wines trophy. Beaumont impressed with consistency and strong short game while others posted solid rounds including Gibeon Moffat second with 72. Alan Austin dominated the Seppelts' Wines handicap 9 hole event, finishing one down and set to travel to Brisbane for Queens and Championship events.
Day-old pullets and chicks advertised by Luke at 16 Ranfurley St Toowoomba. White Leghorns Brown Leghorns Anconas Black Leghorns and other varieties priced per dozen or per 100 with freight paid on delivery. Livery every Tuesday 11 to 5 with deposit required. Feeding instructions with each order.
Natives secured a double victory against Three Stars at King Reward Park last Sunday. They tallied 22 to 2 in the first game behind strong forward play, while in the second match Natives won 5 to 5, though Three Stars contested the result and claimed a draw.
Natives defeated Three Stars 22 to 14 as Jones and Brayley led the home forwards with strong play. Best for Natives were Doring Johnson and Martin in the backs with Fraser Kratzman and Brayley in the forwards, while McBride Mesks and Hanley stood out for Three Stars.
A Aberdeen audience heard British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden speak on the parliament question. A key paragraph notes Eden’s claim that press coverage of Britain’s rearmament programme was greeted with satisfaction by nearly all small powers, a sentence regarded as deeply significant.
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