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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR reads about parcels of land and individuals including Matheson and George of Geoladdl with references to 12514 acres and Sartahares. Text is damaged and names are partially unreadable.
Bares held yesterday afternoon events with Malden Hendley and G. Lewis leading. Clatter, Nawel, and Pinkinetta featured in a crowded program with Light of Hearts weighed in heavy and Pinkinetta taking the main prize. Other winners include Clatter and Hearth with near rivals noted among the field.
Disputed leet minutes reveal talks on cinema admission prices for canvas chairs adults 1/3 children 1/4. Tait seeks old rates while council contemplates arbitration and possible continued lower charges until a decision is reached.
Sept 16 at St Mars Toman Calhuolbe Church Charleville a wedding celebrated Rev Father Monovan officiating for Leslie Mertin fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs J Goudy and Edward Silvet of Charleville. Bride wore pin tucked martette over parchment satin with cowl collar sleeves veil and embroidered bouquet. Bridesmaids were sisters of the bride and best man was William Crench. Leone Butler sang Ave Maria during the register. After, the mother hosted a reception at her home on Edward Street.
London reports a new Italian air raid on Adowa Abyssinia with bombardment by planes and a battle 50 miles from Adowa. Emperor protests to the League of Nations and council summoned. Casualties claimed include women and children. Chronicle notes pontoon bridges and Italian advance amid swelling rivers.
The Charleville Electric Authority tabled a report on new Electric Light and Power Regulations requiring lengthy annual returns. A valuation of land buildings meters machinery and all equipment for public lamps is needed, with post holders assigned to manage the workload. The motion to hire Miss Sommerfeld and have staff assist was adopted.
A parish hall event features a dance and euchre to raise funds for the hospital fete. Refreshments will be available from the stall holders with music promised and entry includes light foods. Proceeds benefit the fete and hospital support.
The monthly Charleville Centre Q A T B meeting notes an apology from Mr Mack Tha and a race meeting proposed for November 11 with half profits to the Herbville Ambulance. Finance lists numerous donations from individuals and branches with totals and sources. Superintendent’s report covers transport, public conveyance, fumigation, and a vote to elect Mr WW Dyer.
Contractors move to finish replacing the old Wills Street bridge over Bradder’s Gulch with new girders and pile driving operations starting this week. The existing structure will be removed due to extensive deterioration and safety concerns.
The Central Werrego Macing Club wrapped up its spring meeting with a large attendance despite wet conditions. Winners dominated the two days with Dwyer securing the Final Handicap on Boxes and other riders taking top prizes, as officials praised the event and announced a near £700 boost to coffers amid drought and health concerns in the district.
Races listed with numerous horse names and event times from a Deombes meeting. Entries include Maiden, Trial Handicap, Second Race, Plying, Spring Handicap, Novice, Welter with jockeys and horses such as Serih Sydeer Lad Contadine Une Fux Relative Boldne s Lobomin Jou's a Valky Tick Tock and many more.
Courier Mail anticipates Doombe meeting with Maiden Tiree and Four Year Old Handicap races. Gerth Loulea Valley Trial First Division Sira Flacetto, Second Division Black Guard. Fearless a Flying, High Speech. Spring Handicap includes King Baralong Indian Fakir. Movies Merry Force Fred TM Choice. Wetter Christopher Rebíc Sage Fores.
Report describes a mad cat aboard the British warship Hastings causing the sloop to alter course for medical aid to crew members. The vessel then struck a shoal and ran aground while transferring personnel and attempting to resume operations.
A Brisbane letter from the Thereday Association appeals for relief from rising costs, detailing requests for rehabilitation of the sheep and cattle industries. It cites a 10 percent freight reduction, railway charges, and delayed price supports, noting severe financial strain and ongoing protests over schedule reforms and government response.
The association reports that a reform to permit carrying forward actual losses in the State Income Tax Act will be introduced in Parliament. A statement from the Premier confirms the government’s support, praising the association’s long efforts. This change, seen as beneficial to members, aligns with relief sought for the shea and tile industry.
Godfrey Bros, well known boring contractors, report another flow of water at Charleville. An estimated two hundred gallons daily emerged, reaching a depth of fifteen hundred ten feet before wedging the bore and stopping the water flow. The well was cleared by this morning, with the water bow flowing again at a greatly reduced rate.
A loan of £100000 has been placed at the disposal of the Board to support reproductive work. The allocation signals financial backing for ongoing initiatives and related programs under the board’s remit.
A muddled report notes visiting officials and police ranks with references to Sergeant Corbett Constable T Smith and Mr Fraser Brisbane. The fragment hints at transfers or appointments within the Angathelin Police but lacks clear events, dates, or full names.
A lively program led by The Sis Family features Fra Sils pocket comedian and Baby Eric performing songs. Roytow stars in The Stuttering Toli with Fred Barry on piano, delivering an entertaining evening of music and comedy at Town Hall Wednesday night.
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