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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
9
Findings reveal a test where amateur drivers took turns to drive a car on the Sydney to Melbourne route. The vehicle covered 40,205 miles at limited speeds under Australian supervision, including a 20 hour per day test period.
The President of the Bank of New South Wales Sir Thwuss Buckinad discussed constraints on recovery policy at the Commonwealth Bank. He doubted continued recovery, noted rapid import growth, and pointed to moderate deposit increases versus last year. Industrial needs rise and advances grow, margins kept narrow for safety, with calls for global economic stabilisers amid the 1996-31 timeframe.
At techarieville Town Council meeting on Bridsy 13th, a proposed skating rink on Alley Street faced pushback. The plan showed a 40 by 60 foot rink with a fence, but neighbors feared inconvenience and the council signaled it would not grant a cease for the rink on the land.
The Charleville branch met on a November night with two new members proposed and received. Attendees voiced satisfaction with recent movement activities, noted changes in leadership, and discussed plans for upcoming federal engagements amid concerns over public indifference to safety and London.
The Minister for Repatriation Mr Hughes announced the war cost Australia has reached £544,848,000 to date with £273,097,008 remaining. Shares disclosed include £163,975 for repatriation and £34,000,000 for land settlement. He noted these figures show the war’s impact on a small nation of about 6,500,000.
A man walked into Newcastle police station on Wednesday to report a wallet containing £45 in notes. An honest passerby brought the wallet and cash to the station moments before. The incident involved a disturbance outside the station with a suspect Moran alleged to have rushed at officers and shouted threats before being restrained.
A compact, cryptic note listing paired symbolic items such as a river bet sheet and a ring for an acorn finger with references to fate sand mountain and river mouth, ending with a generic single word bat. The fragment hints at symbolic associations without clear narrative or identifiable events.
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