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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
9
A fragment describes a committee rule restricting human riders and requiring approval. It notes horses may be delivered at Tiverview within a week of the meeting and must be brought on that day, with penalties and allowances unclear.
A garbled notice hints at a request related to a local league or district dealings. It mentions Wethers and a failed team, with a midseason inquiry for details about a sale or move. The legible fragment notes a residence address “183, Residence Ma Bex 7” and references a possible public or legal notice context.
Town pageant set for Thursday and Friday the 13th and 14th. tender notices invited with 7 percent deposit. Work listed includes repairs near Congress town, crossing Warrega River, drainage and road works on Wellwater Road, and creek crossing improvements.
Wanted to buy a variety of items including verandah blinds and rematiers chairs. Advert lists several names and places with miscellaneous sale notices. Additional notes mention a utility truck and several oddly spelled names with apply-by details. The fragmentary text cites locations such as Galates street and Nowtosa with fenced half acre plots and lumber trails.
Local brief notes Pate and Fearless lead free reading at Charleville event as Movember coverage continues into Friday with community notices and upcoming activities in Charleville.
An examination for the rank of vetings remit was held at Charterine Puller Station yesterday. Six candidates from Chart 1th Potter District attended. Details include property sales by Arone Weilwater Creek and sale to Mr RH Mlb of Bydury. Visits by Fogilt and Ronald Bros Ply Ltd, Brisbane are noted with dates in late November and December.
OKEM COLLAR 113) son of Mr and Mrs A Squire suffered a heavy fall from a mare causing a broken leg. Hs rider was conveyed to De Shonaay for treatment as the condition of the surrounding country influenced racing plans. The meeting at Eromanga was reduced to a one day event with thirty one horses listed for Saturday December 31.
Last Sunday Newton station head Mr Green sustained a forehead wound after a cricket ball in an incident described as an accident during play. First aid was given and the wound stitched by a doctor. A faction within the community argues that their association resents being subsidized while other industries are supported, linking tariff barriers to foreign buyers and seeking direct representation.
A terse wartime style notice from Canberra outlines debt management and the sinking fund. It mentions tolls repealed at par on 1 October 1986 and references Commonwealth authorities and a official signer Lyons.
The Licensing Court of Charleville under The Liquor Act 1912 gives notice of a licensing hearing. Applicants Rosetta Matilda Power and Moet Aliba Rowland seek licenses at Antipie and Quilpie respectively, with details of premises and conditions.
The Hickey family expresses gratitude for the kind attention shown during their mother’s illness. They thank Fox and Abrs B Cook Mrs Clayton and Mrs Muckett for their sympathy, and all who sent wreaths and flowers.
Mice Freds Thompess, famed Australian sviatrix, arrived in Chasteri and drew crowds at the Covent Hall dance. She entertained many young men, though the crowd found her flirtatious persona and aloof, a charm that endeared her to locals during her visit.
Canberra dispatch reports the deputy leadership of the United Australia Party may be decided at next week’s meeting. Prime Minister Ugom seeks delay while several members push for a decision amid cabinet duties and party pressure.
Dr and Mrs FA Sans travel to Arinbene Monday for a family event. Their daughter Markle plans a car trip tomorrow to visit relatives in Cher Jevive. Jack Renkin, son of Mr and Mrs A. Nwakin of Yarrewonee, attends Siva's Cotiace Warwick and earned a scholarship toward banking and accounting with details noted.
A young woman, a student at Southport, suffered a severe abdominal issue during delivery at the university medical facility. She was hurried to a doctor after pain and underwent private procedure. Friends and supporters send best wishes as she recovers.
A Centenary Week case was heard in the Charterville Town Court on Friday. Inspector McWha reported no appearance by the defendant Winton, who faced charges connected to driving a car on a public path and related actions. Witnesses described the incidents, vehicle numbers, and directions taken, with a fine and detention issued after prosecution instructions were followed.
Ants and crickets combine in a quirky tale from Cook and O Malley Cup Association meetings. Wareeanrs push ahead with build at Gowrie Oval as work proceeds.
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