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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1943
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR yields a property notice about county warder or owner, with references to notices to pay, overdue accounts, and potential charges. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a formal public notice concerning property and delinquent payment. The readable entities include county, notices, and accounts awaiting action.
Immunisation notice from Glingagean Site Council requests parish parents to send children for vaccination immediately. The communication mentions inspection by the Landa Departing and references a Special Lane requirement. The Warwick based Hoy Sects Association appears linked to a subscription or timetable dated 1938.
In Australia the dairy industry faces a proposed award revision aimed at better wages and stable employment while avoiding price hikes for consumers. A $8 million subsidy is discussed to lower butter costs, with forecasts suggesting a possible 3d per pound reduction if subsidies drop. The piece weighs economic footing, producer costs, and public pricing implications.
The council rejected an engineer recommendation to raise pedestal seat prices for a contractor. Mayor and department heads debated contract honour, with cautions against price hikes and bids to ensure timely completion while avoiding delays and political fallout.
Warwick city council debates a request for higher contract prices as wartime shortages strain copper and timber supplies. Officials note contractors have kept to terms, but rising material costs and delayed deliveries affect the project timeline and total expenditure.
Warwick City Council pledged firmer action to rid streets of stray dogs and wandering stock after a heated council meeting. The mayor and aldermen faulted owners for letting animals roam, with talks of impounding, penalties, and a tougher pound to curb nuisance grazing and damage to gardens and property.
Church notices list services for Friday June 18 with likely morning and evening rites at Stead Min and other local parishes. Details are obscured. confirm exact times and locations in updated parish bulletin.
The council debated a company’s claim for a higher price on pine seals and sewerage work. Aldermen argued fairness and precedent, noting a long contract and prior information, but ultimately declined to grant the request while considering further discussions.
A first meeting of the Warwick Employment Board is scheduled for tomorrow morning at the Court House. Participants include chairman Ch. M.S Wartiald and board members Mears, Mayen Vue, AL Batt, F.2.G. Williams, and other Ct1Lh members. The session will discuss postwar industry extensions and related work plans.
An international debate centers on Britain setting a price for Australian butter imports. Officials anticipate a decision soon, amid broader concerns over trade terms and imperial economic ties.
Discussion on allowing recreation in Wirral parks on Sundays by military personnel and the public. Mayor Munbay and Ald Braithwaite report limited access at Queen's Park Blade Park and Bhowerouate with gates guarded and 180 charges, stressing orderly conduct. Council weighs granting volunteers access while restricting others and ensuring safety.
A Warwick city council meeting discussion notes a public session urged to ensure broad representation from Redonthas Glengainst and the Chamber of Commerce. The Mayor stressed the matter is too large for a single council committee and called for a meeting to organize a joint committee drawn from city bodies to tackle the issues.
A mayoral meeting discusses a child waking from a coma and a violin teacher’s role. The report notes community concern, health factors, and the impact of music therapy on recovery while detailing local civic actions and statements by officials.
A contested endorsement in the Darligg race features Brereton McVey opposing A. W. Paddes amid party lines. Observers note factional shifts as groups push for unity against Communists while supporting national war aims and the Home Front mobilization.
A local incident in Narrabri involves a person bitten by a kangaroo near Clarendon and Belen, with hospital admission reported. Medical workers fought to stabilize the patient as authorities investigated the unusual animal encounter.
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