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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
8
SPECIAL TO TRIER DARWIN Fray The reper of the Chief Mining Warden N Belt reports near Tennscte Creek in the Territory. He states no use for optimtira any striaten tat rer previows. Prwe options have fra kaka over theres claims for aside. Twelve lea at cormmers have lettered wut, Mr Bolle and cartioar seen, aet net bey to ceereetimat.
Special dispatch reports Cabinet has definite decision to materially reinforce national defences. Prime Minister indicated the government is giving serious consideration to strengthening all arms of the defence forces. Details remain to be announced as discussions continue.
Special to Toerek notes motorists hit with heavy penalties. Two persons captured at a brean would be taken to Katie Hite Rivers. The report mentions new dill introduction and related enforcement actions with ongoing county concerns.
A large list of entrants and favored horses appears for an upcoming race at Athinn Park. Names include Diemer Spore Marraioch Good Take Kew Hint Purity and Patte foerer Awe LH Bowery Lady Ants licvas Glory Tabara Aimberliter among many others with likely entries and prospects outlined for the event.
Canberra reports completion of a trade pact between the Commonwealth and British North Borneo. The deal grants Australia a 10 percent tariff advantage on canned fruit and butter, 8 percent on condensed milk, 12 percent on wine, and 1/2 gallon on wine. Australia agrees to prefer Borneo on log timber, raw coconuts, preserved fruits, sponges, mage, Uaples, rum, cigars, and tobacco.
A garbled notice describes country of origin marking requirements. It mentions a minister or official named Seton and references customs and import regulations with a February effective date. Entities include Aeldourne Finnay and Mr T. Peter amendmenia te Tegulatione. The text is unclear and partially unreadable.
Specialities indicate that conversion to伦 London mounted to 2 951 000 has been completed. The lists would open on Friday and close the same day the cash applications. Mr Lysms stated the completion arrangements for seven years want practical demonstration of the improvement to Australian credit. Australia is said to be advanced far along the road to complete renovation.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a jumble of names, numbers, and partial terms. No coherent event, date, or participants are extractable to form a valid news item.
The Brisbane wool sale showed strong competition with prices firming against Sydney rates and higher than last year. Buyers from Britain, Germany, and Japan entered the market as substantial clearance volumes were recorded, with notable agents and firms listing numerous lot prices and consignments.
Fragmented OCR reports a wool classing mishap at a county event. It mentions names and actions related to misgrading fleeces and a unclear incident involving exhibitors and officials. Details are unreadable, but the item implies quality concerns and potential fairness questions at the fair.
Nominations listed for the Cemmaralla Dingers racing meeting with entries across First Day and Second Day handicaps including Night Time Gawler Olive Fos Zealite Linker Lad Mine Joven Growler Hamdsman Arch arcash and more. Memorial and ANZAC sections note additional horses and contenders with multiple sponsors and event notes.
A historical notice details railway bookings for fat stock and wool. It lists consignments, trains, and routes, naming companies Dalgety Co Ltd and The ALL & F Coy, with cattle, sheep, and wool movements between Quilpie Cannon and Mocaleter, Wrandra, Common Mul, and Cannew. The report covers monthly totals and ongoing shipments through August.
Postponed message references central war period and a planned meeting. Mentions Swede, Homabey, and Femmes 1Salue in relation to a forthcoming plan. Details are fragmentary but indicate schedule changes and international context during wartime.
The QUILPIE branch of the Country Woman’s Association held an annual general meeting with attendees including Misses EF and K Peeing and Mrs. Paterson chairing. A formal address by President Mrs. Pestor highlighted branch growth since formation, gratitude for support, and future plans including a children’s fancy dress ball and fundraising efforts for a new rest room, while noting financial concerns and potential vacancies.
The Tambo branch held its monthly meeting on Saturday afternoon with EF Timer presenting as chair. Attendees included Mesdaumes F Lynch A J McLeod D G Mut hens Hafey M Foote Ree Row Robert Rodd Mire F Jones Mien K Ward and others. The overlay listed four statements about a recent tennis tournament and receipts dated 27 18 ex peaeoe. Fate noted the next meeting will feature Mr Tad Rast and Mrs Muster.
An event at Seymour features a relief workers dance with prize for the best costume and a parade of attractions. Crowds enjoy music, dancing, and community booths as organizers announce prizes for top costumes and performances.
A collection of brief items recounts residents and visitors in Charleville district. Mr W. Geary returns via Morven and Brisbane visits his daughter in Elmina. Mr J. Douglas visits, Mr W. Kenny resumes duties at Pittsworth branch, and Mr Pred Packer buys the Farudwhalia Hotel and takes charge. Reports include movement of residents to Rockhampton General Hospital, a planned return to Boyacabdine, and inspections of a shipwreck. Notices mention All Hallows School updates, footballer Ray Brows leaving plans, Queensland representative Mr Sagar’s travels, and aerial mail passengers listing several names and routes.
A visitor praised a cheerful display of flowers at Mr A D Jobmetun on Wills street. The rooms showcased bouquets grown locally in Charlerilte, highlighting the gardener and Mr Johnston for their effort to brighten the daily routine.
Members of the Old Southportonians Association hosted friends for a lively gathering on Coronis Hall Saturday night. Music and dancing filled the event as a banquet planned at Bishop Dixon’s near Lord Fears School was postponed due to unspecified reasons and will be held later with the same hosts.
The Sharteritte branch of the Camatry Women’s Association will hold its annual general meeting at the Town Hall on Friday next December 22, starting at 3 pm. Officers for the coming year will be elected and reports read. An afternoon tea, a programme of music, and an intereats competition will follow, with a request for members to bring husbands or partners to assist with ushering tasks.
An unnamed notice describes actions by a Mr Senith and a secretary regarding movements and a center, with unclear phrasing and fragmented details. The record preserves the main action and entities as readable.
A fragmented market note reports various prices and qualities for wool and wools on 11 August. Mentions wet and second quality terms, heavy and scrub wallabies, and wallaroos with mixed weight trends. The text is garbled but indicates fluctuating prices and standard weights across several categories.
A parish cadre party and dance convened by Mr. France and Lee Flutter last Wednesday evening yielded proceeds in support of Mr. BR Simmott’s sea project for the forthcoming Church of Euglander.
A town meeting held last Monday night discussed extending water supply to households in the coming summer. The result is expected to be reviewed at Thursday's Maria meeting. Officials report progress with old bore and pump work and a satisfactory result to ease the water problem.
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