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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 28, 1937
Page
9
Nomination date 4/8 and race distance four furlongs. Weight minimum 19 stone two. Only registered horses may start. no prior wins or prim starts. Entries start 16 39 am. horses listed to be stabled at Medintely after test. Committee reserves decisions on starters and amateur jockey eligibility.
The report outlines race details with mentions of the Adavale Cup and Gumbar do Handicap. It notes entries, second placings, and penalties or weights, plus steward rules about programme sighting and owner consent, with references to racecourse procedures and eligibility.
Formal notice states applicants must obtain and return a form by 15 June to register their children. Claims of eligibility for a program are limited to children aged 1 to 14. Government office will enter provisional materials for all children when necessary verification is shown.
Queensland Railways opens applications for junior clerk positions in the South Western Division. Closing date Friday June 2, 1587, for candidates who have attained their eighteenth birthday. Applicants must pass exit and arithmetic tests. subjects drawn from Group T. total percentage required to be specified. No fee for books. Inquiries to Assistant General Manager Toowoomba. By order Commissioner for Railways. C A Murton.
In the Supreme Court of Queensland the trustees of Albert Thomas Collins estate announce a statutory examination of the account. Objections to the account or to commissions must be filed before the hearing date. A memorandum states the hearing will proceed to examine the account on May 24, 1997, with Osborne & Wavre as Brisbane solicitors and Herlosy as senior clerk for Executors and Trustees in Charleville and Brisbane.
An official notice references provisional terms under Regulation No 20 of the Lent Regulations of 1S. It cites evidences and phrases with details about designation and terms for enforcement. The document notes amendments and the need for compliance within a specified period.
Tenders are invited for the erection of about six miles of telephone line from Combain ing to Wadehnine. Specifications may be seen at the site of New Zealand Loan Alfred Street Charterisle.
The Secretary of the Department of the Interior in Canberra grants grazing rights for eighteen eighty seven for three years. The Charette Aerodrome Site is named in the record, authorizing grazing on the designated land. The notification notes a limited grazing use period and references the location involved.
Tenders will be received until 5 pm Wednesday in June for the section in Brisk of shops at Charlaville. Plans and specifications available from H. Barnes Charlaville. Tenders must not be altered. Officers: Francis R Hall Harold M Cook Architects. Bank of New South Wales, Brisbane branch.
Notice that on the tenth of the month in Charleville a sum not exceeding £500 is authorized to purchase a motor truck. The Health and Home Affairs minister certifies the purchase is not for the benefit of any single port or area. By S and Macklin, solicitors. Town Cert.
In the Supreme Court of Queensland the widow Annie Morris applies for letters of administration for the estate of a deceased person who died intestate at Charleville Queensland. Interested parties may lodge objections before grant. Dated May 27, 1987. Osborne & Waneh, solicitors, Brisbane.
Fragmented obituaries from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper note loving memories of a father John Wilkes and mother Ann Jane Turnball, with mentions of grandchildren and daughters. Includes misspelled names and garbled dates. reads as an inserted memorial note from family members.
A recent obituary notes the passing of Duncan McConnell and Pamelo, honoring their lives. The notice memorializes the pair with brief reflections on their shared history and community ties.
A local family expresses sincere thanks to Dr Heskard of Ple and Matron Hughes of Adsrute for skilled attention and kindness. They also thank Mr and Mrs Pret Power, Matin Hughes, Mr C Wade, and the nurse team who cared for their child during the recent illness.
A public meeting with the board at Mr Bradley's remembrance is set for Thursday in June end at 7 20 PM to form a new trusteeship for Augushrta Cemetery. Mr HL Rotem's offer is declined by Welch, the secretary.
A mixed fragment presents lost items and requests to buy rabbits, room rentals, and a death notice, plus scattered church service details for a Corpus Christi tridium at Charleville with tentative times and processional notes. The text references a driver job in Charleville and a missing ticket, with partial names and addresses garbled.
The article recounts a sailing party led by Mr McEvoy from Sydney bound for the East. They aim to reach Winten after leaving Darwin, planning about ten days travel. The group includes family members aged 22, 19, and 27.
The Novice Trial was won by IL Edgar Packer's Wilson's Glen lap. the Open Trial by W G athens Hae. and the Commission Trial by 8 Blomiakts Raph. The event occurred yesterday, Thursday, under abeee Gog trials and Apricaitersl Amedtation conditions.
At a arysathusinetic meeting the Langie Crossing Benedit Race Club decided to organise race seating for September with nine men per side as possible proceeds go to the Charteville Ambalunos and Langie Hall Fund. Horses will paddock August 1 and return to owners August 35 with a paddocking fee of 25 shillings covering two free dominations and midocking charges. The club expects many horses to be paddocked and seeks early owner information to arrange paddocks.
The report notes varied prices and strong interest at the Turik Stud sale with entries like Charterite and Tecrick Torrick Bad achieving notable averages. Totals include multiple lots priced across shillings and pounds, reflecting a robust market despite inconsistent catalog entries and OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR describes arbitration reference in a dispute over contract remedies and defects. It mentions Considine and Anche, central issues on remedying and award scope, with court orders and party rights to move for modifications.
A chaotic transcript shows Bryan bound over on charges linked to cattle dealing and sexual assault inquiries. Prosecutors claimed motive tied to the Chatlevilis Puller case as investigations continued and a potential sentence under the Criminal Code was discussed.
Dedications announced for the annual Ambulance Ball to be held at the Town Hall Pridey. Preparations include social events and ticket sales seen as key to success with previews and promotional efforts ongoing.
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