Wanted to Let Furnished Rooms in Town
Advertisement fragment requests furnished rooms to let in a town area. Mentions a request for a furnished apartment or room suitable for a family or children, urging apply to the Times.
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
7
Advertisement fragment requests furnished rooms to let in a town area. Mentions a request for a furnished apartment or room suitable for a family or children, urging apply to the Times.
BASSETT denies rumors of closing his boarding house Sunteoss. He states he is not shutting down the operation and warns against speculation. The notice dated September emphasizes ongoing tenancy and business continuity.
Chartevite reports retirement and deaths among local officers. J W Wilkes dies at Tewantie after 2 thort Winans. The late Senor Ser vant Williams served at Chartevite four to five years before last year’s illness. Mrs Williams and Constable J Williams among those noted. Chief Justice Sir James Bimnic and A McCauley visited Charteville for Circuit Court matters. Constable Loughname transferred to Cammamalia, H H Coto leads Roma Street unit.
William Robert Tuite convicted in Sumatom Court for failing to collect tax items. Court records show a fine imposed and ordered compliance.
A.B Dewking of Charleville, a carpenter eager to join the union, was convicted and fined. The court noted the summons count on Friday for professional charges.
Quilpie players failed to appear for the return match scheduled yesterday, leading to a 1 point victory for the home team after an evenly contested game. The absence provoked disappointment among supporters and officials.
The notice informs readers that nominations for the Dic chee election on Monday are due. It specifies that the number of nominations must be satisfied and directs readers to submit promptly. The unusual wording suggests a local procedural reminder in a historical context.
The Weal sock market remains quiet due to wool salience uncertainty and the need for good raises soon. Inquiries exist for young ewes and wethers but lines are scarce, March-shorn wethers sold at 10/8, younger March-shorn wethers at 15/6 with limited buyers, and Pat buttocks remain in demand though supply is nearly exhausted.
An OCR fragment promotes a home remedy named HEENZO for nose throat and chest ailments. It claims a two-billing bottle mixed in water yields eight doses, marketed as a nasal antiseptic for catarrh colds and as a gargle. It targets adults and children with vague, non-specific health claims.
Arthur Camiey of Mio Antion was thrown from a horse when it bolted. He sustained injuries and was taken to Charleville by Lieutenant Lance on Tuesday for treatment.
Attendance expected at the Fows Hall event featuring the Meothoptomiats troupe. Organizers promise a large audience for a diverse program of local arts talent in a historic venue.
A special meeting of Charteville Town Council will be held in the Council Chambers on Thursday evening. The council will consider resolutions to borrow sums from the Queensland Treasurer to cover the cost of a 30 cent motor truck and other works, including building a motor shed storeroom and workshop. It will decide on a poll rights and whether to apply for an Order in Council under the Local Government Act to dispense with public advertising for any borrowings.
Commissioner W Dairiel accompanied by Major McClure and Major F Johnson will be welcomed by Mayor AM MM Bic Gregor and local clergy at the Town Mall on Tuesday evening. Commissioner Dassiet will deliver a lecture titled Cool to the Stmma. He will stay with Mr Corones at Coroner Motel during his visit.
A damaged newspaper fragment details a burglary at a general store on July day, with mentions of a break in at the corner of Geet and Parry Streets. The thief fled, the owner reported hearing noises at 3 am, and evidence suggested attempted arson and property loss.
A civil sitting at Rows heard a verdict for £1 000 damages against the State Insurance Commissioner. The claimant, Percival Leo Remett, alleged misreprentation and sought £11 000. Evidence showed weekly compensation and a disputed total payment. The jury found the insurer liable with costs remaining to be taxed.
Four Mex and x Prayer Pglgee green and which screens tonight and again tomorrow at Tait's Cinema Theatre. A tale of four people pursuing creative deeds amid danger with a frame of short subjects. Also showing Women Are Trouble and My Best The story features Kay Frances in a widow’s life confronting a problem with four children.
The report covers a cricket team meeting with notes on performance and upcoming events. Names of players and officials are noted, including a reference to Sandage and other team members. The summary outlines preparation, tactics, and potential lineup changes ahead of the next match.
Readable fragments indicate a firmer market presence with mixed signals. Analysts note cautious buying amid uncertain demand while some sectors show resilience. Investors watch commodity and tech shares for clearer direction in coming sessions.
Charteville residents demand fulltime employment as detains threaten layoffs. Aware men fear mass hunger and government action, while merchants hope to avert economic collapse. The letter requests government intervention to preserve steady work and warns of protests if promises are not honored.
Fragmented OCR notes describe stock routes and maize transport improving. mentions places and routes with unclear details. Indicates movement constraints and sections in towns like Charleville and Chathertter with mentions of Wat and Dor paths, lacking clear specifics.
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