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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1933
Page
8
The report notes a February departure for chilled beef shipments from a Brisbane market, with experimental ships testing refrigeration chambers. The advance details hint at new methods and routes aimed at improving distribution to overseas ports.
Calcutta report says Afghan refugees faced trouble yesterday after a strike by security workers. Authorities reported clashes near the care facility, with injuries and delays in service as police moved to restore order. Weaker sections noted disruption in aid delivery and concern over safety.
The Brisbane acceptances list includes horses and handlers for the first division and related events. Names such as Mack Peer, Ted Cpanien, and Amberner appear among entries. Organizers schedule races at specific venues with divisions and handicaps, detailing entries like Golden K and Wind.
Special to Tiner Brisbane reports the Industrial Court sitting at Me Inn conchated yeatorsing with evidence to Brisbane by phone on Sakerday. The strike committee disbanded yesterday and secrecy was strict with no official announcement. One water has given all employees notice.
The Commonwealth Bank board announces policy redeployment reducing loan and mortgage rates from 5 percent to 4 1/2 percent for principal and semi governmental bodies. The reduced rate applies to enterprising operations and will operate from the 1st of November.
Speech from London asserts support for the Republic and pledges to resist threats. The speaker vows to defend the republic “over our dead bodies” and warns opponents that any path will be blocked despite danger. The address emphasizes duty to preserve the state and resist aggression.
Fragmented personal notices recount misadventures of Mr. Kewhair and others, scattered travel entries, medical detours, and social tidbits. Names such as Dr. Rose and Charleville figures appear amid interrupted journeys to New London and Wentworth, with community updates on weddings, housing, and local events.
report notes favourable outlook on taxation in Britain with mentions of parliamentary questions and government actions. references to Neville Chamberlain and domestic policy debates, including budgetary considerations and wartime expenditure projections. unclear fragments describe timelines and approval processes, with mention of conscription or military expenditures.
In a Friday session at UANABERKA the Prime Minister stated that a withdrawal promise would delay government action. The article reports that the Cabinet discussed issues with the board of Ammunicated Newspapers and echoed broad concern over alleged abuse.
Meares and colleagues from the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force completed a navigation test at Calshot with top marks. Landon, Moyet, and others earned percentages around 34 and 3 with the best results. Pilewather Stewart remains in Calshot, while Pileo Merr Sianemes is posted aboard a ring boat squadron at Membreie.
Geelong sale sets Australasian record price for marina waé pal from Rekewetd district. American buyer purchases and other records noted for broken fleeces and tame wool. Prices surged up to 10 percent with 9 500 bales offered, futures linked to Western District consignments and Western Antwerp lines.
Report notes confusion over acceptance by Mr Foley of Hex Gaskin’s claim in Sam King’s challenge for a side wager of £5. Readers are asked to await further advice as no reply has come from Sam King or the backer, and the stake remains unsettled.
An enjoyable postponed ambulance benefit was held at the Wyandra Pub to raise funds. Attendees included J. Bagkey and Clee, with Frank Rice assisting at the Mitten of MC 4 cake. Mr. suantey Hill of Rowvaly station won a prize, and proceeds will aid ambulance services and local helpers.
A torn line reads of faded colours and misspelled words about worn materials. The fragment lacks clear names or events but points to a damaged source with unclear context.
A lengthy appeal describes Dumatan ram breeding and provenance, offering a pamphlet on Dungsan rime and Dumatan Stud, promising evidence of quality and profitability. It touts wool yield, growth, and market interest, aiming to attract sheep buyers and distributors to endorse and purchase ram stock.
Local hospital committee discusses tendering for painting and wall repairs, estimating costs for a new building and interior renovations. Secretary reports awaiting council reply on infectious disease treatment agreement while treasurer notes donations and subscriptions.
A deputation from United Granite Association led by Norman Bourke and William Kent urged the Minister of Lands to delay any action for twelve months to abolish the District Improvement Boards and restore powers to local authorities. They pressed for a plan to reassess the boards and questioned the timing of government action.
The wedding took place at St Marys Catholic Church Dultes Park Brisbane with Rev Father F Corrigns performing the ceremony. The bride Alice May ODirhen Charbowttiey wore a veil of water flow and carnations with a satin dress, and was given away by Geo Lynch. Mrs Crock attended the ceremony and Mr Jack Mores Saben served as usher. Afterward the couple were entertained at Goblem Glow Dafe before leaving for their honeymoon.
The marriage of Br. Prancix Joseph Monaghas to Mise Alma May Ware occurred Tuesday at the Anglican Church in Appathetia. The bride, given away by her father, wore a crepe gown with a wreath and carried flowers. attendants wore white dresses. After the ceremony, guests gathered at the Dette paceats home for refreshments as Mr Jamella began duties as an officer of the patrols.
Fragmentary text describes people in satin clothing with lace at wrists and a white call vell woven with orange. Mentions bested charming in a.co. and saved skins. Details are garbled and unclear.
A quiet ceremony united Miss Kath leen Torrey daughter of Mr and Mrs Arter Torrey of Worries viaison with a groom from Myundetta saajiony. The rite was performed by Key C Kadwants head of the Wish Brotherhood in the family homestead. Bride wore brook satin with lace and carried lilies. Attendants included Miss Patricia Terres and others in formal frocks. The reception followed with music and mingling as guests from local schools and households joined the celebration.
A muddled letter mentions the term Tumi and Udit with unclear opinions. It references President Lockett and a municipal charter issue, with scattered phrases about support and offerings, in a disjointed current events fragment.
A garbled OCR item references a railway or track event, committee activity, a March meeting, and local authorities. It mentions Charter, Shire Committee, and possible track work or jury actions but the text is incoherent and many names and places are unreadable.
A garbled description outlines a wedding with a bridegroom in dark formal wear, a black frock coat trimmed with white, and attendees in various attire. Mentions a wine coast, a Bay Mor projects, and names in a ceremonial context, though text is largely unreadable.
Ragged OCR fragment mentions ALAN Saints' Church Charteetilte Mrs Hobert Wee Mona Vale Ralls Golly stations Adavaley Rev Kaward siterated Thride and Me Jim Temglar. It references a Mitare ins beamthal frock of wali bed and Clangilty taew, plus names like Marae ijvaxhior Mr and Mire Rog Bryce and Tiarey Vorme. The text is garbled with many missing words and unclear events.
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