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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
7
In the Charleville district the improvement board announces dings de struction work in Cow Avwilaie at the afiee of tan Heart Caartavitle. Piece: 2/8 per sume Cochwich i CamMicRAL Gert of the Beart.
Auction notices from Mr W Ramabatnam list a wide collection of household furniture and effects to be sold the following Saturday at 7 p.m. The sale, conducted by T Dollard, is held at the adjoining premises with nearby tenancies noted.
Notice of application under the Liquor Act section 34 for transfer of a licensed victualler's license at Mackell's Hotel in the district. Clara Brichles seeks transfer to Emmera Karak and family. notice by Charles Hebert Pustien cites intent and date of affidavit proceedings. John F. Lockett & Heuscron La signed as witnesses.
A fragmented OCR snippet references a disputed primary event and an apparent ban involving Aneel. Details are unclear due to damaged text. Readers should watch for later clarifications from local officials or the newspaper for full context and exact names and dates.
Fragmented OCR text references Tyra die Memie Kemp and Manbrn with unclear actions. Mentions arch characters and possible events or proceedings and a string of garbled terms. No clear dates, places, or coherent reportable facts emerge from the fragment.
Partial OCR note mentions Yale event at Charleville, Friday in May, with fragmentary details. No clear names, dates, or outcomes available.
Fragmentary OCR describes an annual show with pastoral and agricultural themes, noting attendance, displays, and community involvement. Mentions committee deliberations, climatic conditions, and expected exhibits by local groups, with emphasis on the gathering’s prominence in the district and its appeal to exhibitors.
The text appears as a garbled poem fragment with stray phrases and names like 9mm and Watilon, lacking coherent context or clear events. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed from the unreadable OCR snippet.
A sorrowful memorial note from Thelme and Harry for Osla Sean, daughter and sister, lost at age 20. The message laments illness or tragedy and honors her memory while acknowledging a grieving family and intimate friends.
All Saints Church England reports Sunday service details and sermon theme for parish attendees. The notice notes service times and order of worship for the morning gathering.
The article contends that a proposed public rule would limit pedestrian and vehicle access in certain zones. It argues the policy targets behavior deemed disruptive while noting possible minimal impact on actual public welfare and patronage.
Raffles raised funds for the Charteytree Ambiance aided by donations from G Deviants Amgatheila and J Fw Sockets. Br Tom Mc Kay of Tucras Park Amgathella won the second rope prize while the first prize remains unawarded.
A race meeting at Boatman Station on Saturday June 3 1933 features multiple stakes events including the Selmina Plate with five turnings and the Aqua Downs Stakes four furlongs for all horses first prize £3 second prize unknown. The day also offers the Boatman Stakes five furlongs for all horses with a first prize of £3 and the Woodlands Farewell four furlongs for horses bred locally. Additional listed races include the Alarunda Stakes the Clifton Scurry and other events with varied prize money.
The discussion in New South Wales centers on the fiscal position of the Commonwealth and the impact of a referendum. Observers note Premier Lang’s era and the shift in parliamentary composition may influence state and national budget dynamics.
A confusing field report notes a halted roadline discussion while detailing unclear incidents. It mentions town council, Delon and Tambo hires, and a mix of names with no precise dates or outcomes. Readable facts focus on the stoppage and referenced local figures.
Scrub-cutters near Martlake station report Jake Moyle injured while cutting maiga on 18a Saft Jag. Ambulance rendered first aid. Moyle advised to seek medical care for wound. Committee at Cummamulla District Hospital noted credit balance. receipts show total 7/8/90 and expenditures 255/. accounts prepared for payment.
The transcript notes the arrival of the tanker Cipde eld at Smeg and claims Captain Soecpt Love, 57, died while the ship was en route to Sydney from Comstanen Rogmmanis. The report misstates events with garbled language about the captain’s illness, death, and brief later life details, recording inaccuracies about a freemason history and his final hours before death on April 27th.
A garbled passenger list names travelers by quotas and routes. It references Dr. TK Allen Langresch and several passengers bound for Brisbane from Charleville and Toowoomba with various escorts and destinations.
The commissioner of finances announces that the madmam retail meter may be charged for Peter Spirit, with rates shown. Chartornie ma oe ws 1a arate. BEL per alien. for oma, Sod grada, 2/2) per gallon cor saa.
A police action targets illegal betting shops in multiple districts. Authorities claim more than 200 illegal settings operate in the area, with hundreds of wingal hectora on street corners and billiard saloons under scrutiny amid ongoing enforcement and arrests expected.
Maxwell Garmitt appeared before Police Magistrate Mr R C Grenier charged with taking a motor car without owner consent. After lengthy defense by counsel Mr How Holm, he was convicted and sentenced to imprisonment for a few months with guard leave. A report appears on page five.
Detective Sergeant Coreatt of Toowoomba testified at the Dalby Police Court on Tuesday about Percy Altre, a 27 year old farmer from Firrim, alleged to have killed Mercy Cormaline Hirata. Court heard Aly claimed Wend bled and a struggle occurred on Mawes Lock property, with the body found Sunday morning after a fight.
The Department of Agriculture and Stock has issued a notice detailing the maximum permissible numbers of birds a hunter may scare within an hour during the open season. Ducks may be 20, wild geese 0, quail 26, widgeons 10, pintail ta rkers 2, plovers 1. The open season in the southern division begins on May 10.
Fragmentary text describes a gathering in Charityville with mentions of a visitor, a teaching metal, and a quartet member referenced by Repalvety. The readable segments provide no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
In a police court hearing, Percy Read, accused by Abra employer, faced trial after the wretted charge. Dr. Mandal reported skull injuries consistent with hammer blows in Reedah’s car. The case notes possible battering evidence and matching skull fragment.
Stripped of trees and branches, the scene depicts winter defiance amid fading summer. The narrative notes diminished shade and the hopeful return of green growth, while the distant king smiles as nature endures the season’s harshness and prepares for renewal.
Rev. Dy. Madden and other church officials attended a fund meeting for Christian doctrine, with toasts and remarks by Binkep of ba Dek Byrn, Cherie Fille, and T. Lockeer and A. Ml. Deutecher. They traveled by car to the Minchell show last Wednesday.
A northern performer named Colt from Clare shows promise in Gabardas events. He races with growing speed, drawing attention to future chances in top state competition. Rumors suggest potential schooling in Brisas Befary to advance his training while supporters, including Mr Siewe, welcome his progress.
The Railway Department announces altered services with a reduced schedule and interim accommodation. Trains from Roma on Fridays will run with limited facilities and may be canceled. on Thursdays some connections resume with a two hour break at intermediate stations. A Rome to Charteriin 950 train is routed to a different time.
A week of religious and social activities featured Lordship at the Debate Mall Seid af Charierille on Friday with sixteen GBT 2 ind adalin Om Wednonday to preside at a reception hall. Thursday saw his lordship visiting Bh Adavaie as he contracted Tow Yuen chidres Harmies. Friday morning Mars was celebrated with first communions at Adavale then returning to Crossing es route. Sunday morning at St Mary’s Catholic Church included the reception of the Faithful and a conference of the Children of Mars with senior members abroad or visiting the Eucharteté Congress.
The article reports on large sheep movements through Frome to Warrton with mentions of a rover named Jim Goult and 4000 Cor mmewan attacks on agirtment Notwn. It describes stock conditions, shifts of sheep from piece to place, and artificial containment efforts affecting migration patterns into the North and away from American contingents.
A muddled reminiscence of Olotme athletes focusing on Mr Kirk a printer and Mr Lonergan a versatile figure. Mentions include 1906 Queensland yards championship Scott memorial medal Gut eranding victories and various feats. Describes Lonergan as a strongman horseman lifter and amateur rider with many tales of prowess.
A rough report describes weight guessing competitions at the Central Warren event. Prizes were awarded to Mr T R Stome, Mr W S Addiem, and Mr BG Reland for correct weights, with Dellock and others earning shares. Poor patronage noted and overall results seem uncertain.
A royal visit to Australia is anticipated next year with Prince George expected to tour the states and New Zealand. Melbourne is slated for commentary and a formal announcement to Parliament is anticipated after government ministers confirm the plan.
A fragmented football update mentions Rae, Eagles, and Mayers aiming for key matches in June. It notes potential lineup changes, early starts, and recovery progress after a recent game. The report references injuries, reserves, and expected roles for players like Tom Mines and others, with emphasis on forming a stable core.
Seabeame secured a narrow arm vic tory over the Rangers 14 to 12 on Saturday. The win reflected strength from many A grade players though the Romans faced a tough challenge. The A grade premiership series starts tomorrow with senior sevens shaping the contest. A representative team will visit Charteville on June rd to promote the association and prevent laterborne.
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