Sewerage Dispute: Council’s Views and Plan Deliberations
The council weighed a sewerage relocation requiring Mr Allen to cover about £25 extra costs and excavations already carried out. Plans and certifications were open for inspection, with Allen offered opportunities to review. the mayor and deputy mayor confirmed their positions as discussions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumell
Connell
Ren
Dulier
Alles
Messrs
Amt Maguire
Allen
Mulbohead
Dell
Tore
Thief
Conperalim
Mt Allen
Uae
Torrie
Altea
Pepiry
View Quilpie Hospital Board Hails Clelland’s Leadership
At the monthly View Quilpie Hospitals meeting Sir Clelland’s chairmanship was praised as he steps down. Members thanked him for harmony, loyalty, and careful management. The board noted two years of progress in wards, migrations, and hospital property while expressing regret at his departure and support for the new appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguel
Clelland
Amils
Fils
A.J. Clelland
Ard
Shieh
Boant
Ines
Bette
Cleland
Chetinot
Chefland
Falroese
Cole
Harker
Det Bet
Sutfier
Meard
Sarstag Stall
Hinde
the Shairman
Department of Health
Stanley Simonsen
Petty Sessieux
Meeting notes reveal hospital ward and utility upgrades approved
At the Quit We Mooprials Board meeting on November 9, 192?, chair Clelland led approving tender for furnishing and equipment of new private wards and electrical installation. The Public Works and Irrigation departments received recommendations, extra contractor work and costs approved, nurse leave granted, and a broader financial summary noted with a net credit balance.
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Srw
Quit We Mooprials Board
Milwe Ad Clelland
J. W Elliott
Anaos
Matcom
Ina
Department of
Henry and
Wome
Altair
Pubic Works Department
BP. J. Watkins
Tell Ger
Tor
X Thompson
Irrigation Department
Gibson
Yeave
Vanden Mere
Ah Tin Waree
Nare Walsh
Tewar
Ake
Emmeering
Drigping
Mirwene
Jerri
Drisbane Ur Ewcare de Beanes Faewiie
Quilpie Shire Council Meets With Stock and Water Issues
At the November meeting chaired by Cr. Borthwick the Quilpie Shire Council approved stock depots, water pumping limits, and extraordinary expenditures. Topics covered include drainage, irrigation, and dam maintenance. requests for mill and pump equipment, and a review after twelve months. wages and leave for the helmsman, and plans to regulate agistment on the reserve with George Kemp to be considered for Dovers reserve.
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Cr. Borthwick
Quilpie Shire
Cr. J. Borthwick
HJ. Perler
W. G Mott
G. W. Mellroy
KT. Gibson i
Hires
J. Wade
Bouse
Triestien
Kent
Council
Gras Hut
Pamela
Dillons
Barcop Shire Couneil
Lams Department
Barcop Shire Counsell
Cour
Reeceigts
Alate
Rte
Connec- Hom
Dillon
Atx
Quilpie
Eromanga Bore
Mark McGrath
Eromanga Bore Guomsorah
George Kemp
Ris Dovers
Schoolboy Cuts Foot After Glass Incident
A seven year old pupil from Elward Street received treatment on Saturday afternoon after cutting his foot on broken glass while playing. Medical staff at Checeritic Amiatuce administered care and advised rest and hygiene to prevent infection.
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Stanley Stam
Elward Etreet
Amiatuce
Sm Inclstom
State School Fete Details Incomplete News Item
A partial OCR fragment describes a state school fete with unclear event details. The readable parts mention a belt presentation and a crane opening, but key names, places, and dates are missing. The text is too garbled to extract a coherent report or outcome.
Fragmented account of a school pageant and prizes
An OCR fragment describes a school event with a host of names, prizes, and performances. It mentions a hostel setting, acts by students, a violin solo, and music prizes awarded for the year’s work. Names include Margaret Moore and Pamela Booty.
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Mewlay
Yin Howe
Warrats
Varn
Paylite
Thorn
Don
Auchdigo Wan
Margaret Moore
Music Prises
Eine Coalaon
Pamela Booty
Lord Haight
Macgaret Moore
Pimsaterte
Wile Mived
Pay Perkins
Wambo Council Debates Road Costs and Maintenance Burdens
At a Charleville Town Council meeting, Wambo representatives urged free gazetted mate roads and a uniform maintenance share of 10 percent for local roads, 33 percent for main roads, while criticizing state authorities for unequal charges. The discussion highlighted penalties for vehicle taxes and the lack of equitable distribution, noting residents bore the cost for roads frequented by others in the region.
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Wambo
Charleville
Comnell
Tentedey Sieht
Wambo Council
Wat
Benetiems raised for Liberty week tourney and weather notes
The text outlines bene t arrangements to raise funds for Liberty Week starting with a Tuesday night tournament at Morven ball. Weather reports say a small settled pattern with storms in many places and up to one inch of rain. A Saturday morning storm caused brief power and fire risks but prompt response helped. No intense heat, with cooler conditions persisting into November.
Hotel licensee fined for keeping premises open late
A hotel licensee was fined for keeping the premises open for sale of liquor beyond permitted hours. The court detailed the fine, licensee name not fully legible, and the penalties imposed, reflecting stricter enforcement of opening hours. The case highlights compliance actions and the ongoing regulatory penalties in the hospitality sector.
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Hirrmerd
Wii Ierconte
Detaalt Tery
Istrem
Hermtnen
Blowfly Life Cycle Described In Sheep Carcass Case Study
A historical note details blowfly breeding on a sheep carcass, outlining primary, secondary, and tertiary fly generations. It covers the timeline from egg to larva, the conditions accelerating decay, and observations on maggot behavior, feeding, and potential for outbreak under varying weather and soil conditions.
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New
Wales
Augathella Race Meeting News Mixes With Confusion
A garbled local note mentions horses and a caristiman pacen with unclear terms. It references Warraga River and patriotic displays amid a dance night, but readable facts remain scarce. The fragmentary text preserves names and places only loosely.
Maude Tobey Trial Details Nears Verdict
A fragmented report outlines detective Kevarant Chosen alleging Maude Tobey, a 43 year old widow, faced charges at a border station near New South Wales. The court heard arguments about alleged wrongdoing as a November proceedings date and a magistrate’s hearing neared.
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Maude Toahey
Kevarant
Komiter
Aisapale
Weil
Mra
Tobey
Iif
Pawnee Hd
Beleetivredergeent
Tobey St Pym
Queenaieed New Fouth Wales
Creatina
Bugsy
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Desety
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Sven
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Salem
Muller
Aly
Mab
Quilpie Hospitals
Orange Tank
Mealen
FETE
Ganden
Han Cornea
NCIL
Musvalene
District News
Iyandra
Metriet Eresiers
Diermomires
Warraga
Aehenoe
Maude Toober
Fm Hell
Charleville Cash Stores Pty. Ltd
Rewtuwr
Coomber Bros
Uilding
Manchester Fire Insurance CO. Ltd
Alfred Street
P.O. Box
Eugene
Jamal
Acta
Anrnipe Wert Rehultat
Halder Inten
Beigran
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