Warwick council unpaid rates and final notices history
Warwick council advertises unpaid rates up to 1951 and a hospital board vacancy, with notices for liquor license restrictions, court orders, and tender calls. The fragmented text shows mayoral signoffs, town clerk notes, and official dates in 1951, plus tender details for meat and fish to an army camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. McCahon
Warwick
Warwick Hospitals Board
Warwick Base
Court of Petty Sessions
Petty Semians
Killarney
Department OF Supply
the Secritary
Nafrant “Board
Coronation House
Edward Street
Brisbane
Army Camp
Wallangarra
Bereavement thanks from Brisbane families in June
Marjorie Mervyi and Mrs J Sadler family express gratitude for support after a recent bereavement in Brisbane on June 19. They extend thanks to friends and helpers for messages and assistance, noting these are their personal acknowledgments. Mr Bert Kelly also thanks relatives and friends for their sympathy and support during his hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett
Brisbane
Marjorie Mervyi
J. Sadler
Bert Kelly
Duauliary Hospital
Bibe Hospital
Russia
Sydney
Seaforth
J ‘Biges
H. Talarico
Northern Wireless Patrol
Higgs
Talarico
Deives
Manly
Cit
Yalvas Hospital
Newcortia
Tribute notices and thanks from Crothers and Gillespie families
The Crothers and Gillespie families express gratitude to Father Bourke Hayes Sisters of Mercy St and their doctors for support after a bereavement. They extend thanks to kind wives friends and neighbours for floral tributes and sympathy messages. A memorial note for George Mavay praises a beloved son and brother who died June 20 1945 and includes a Bible thought for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Father Bourke
Hayes
Sisters of Mercy
Sisters of ‘St
Doctor
Mavay
George
Israel
Kings
Labour Leadership Crisis Faces Federal Party Split Risk
The Federal Parliamentary Labour Party weighs a successor to the late J B Chifley as internal tensions rise. Evatt garners NSW strength and Victorian support, while moderates doubt his unity ability. Dark horses Clarey and Pollard could emerge as options amid strains signaling possible party fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour Party
J. B. Chifley
Mr. Chifley
A.L.P
Gene 6
Dr. Evatt
New South Wales
Ward
P. J.clarey
Australasian Council of
R. T
Pollard
Very Light Navy Bean Crop
The navy bean crop across Warwick and Kingaroy regions is unusually light this season with harvests averaging about two bags per acre, far below the normal four. Wet conditions and January frosts reduced yields, though some replanting occurred before weather worsened, mainly in the Emu Vale and Clifton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Warwick
Kingaroy
Danderoo
Roche
Ick
Emu Vale Bann
Acter & Marshall
Clifton
Uns Areca
Ni Board
G. Judd
Allora Man Fined on Attempted Overtaking Breach
Allora motorist Nussey, travelling from Warwick to Allora, was convicted and fined £1 with costs for an attempted overtaking breach on the Toowoomba road near Warwick. The court considered lack of a clear turning signal and the limited visibility before the dip as factors, with no heavy penalty sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allora Man
Tno
P. Wiles
Nussey
Alton
Allora
Warwick
Olberich
Lee
Dairy Institute Officials Elected in Queensland Division
BRISBANE Mr F Davey Booval Ipswich was elected secretary treasurer of the Australian Institute of Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries Queensland Division at the annual meeting yesterday. He succeeds Mr J Ferguson Toowoomba who resigned. Divisional Council members include Darellonkey H W Cheers Kingaroy F Davey Booval H Reid Munroborough A Vieritz Gayndah J Rataloff Biddeston P B Bing Murgon C Ab Petersen Ellar Mey FR Meldrum Gladstone and J Ferguson Toowoomba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
F. Davey
Booval
Ipswich
Australian Institute of Dairy
Queensland
Mr. Davey
J. Ferguson
Toowoomba
Mensrs Co
Dare lOnkey
H.W. Cheers
Kingaroy
H. Reid
Munro-borough
Grandstand Demolished At Queen's Park For Safety
Queen's Park grandstand to be demolished after council decides unsafe condition. Built over 55 years ago from profits of Warwick sports, not council funds, costing £310. Travelers once camped beneath it, police often moved them due to danger near Stermie's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Botmaent
Queen's Park
Warwick
Stermie
Weather Forecast Fragments From Warrego Area
Fragmented forecast notes show cloudy conditions with light showers in Warrego and southwest districts. Early morning mist and fog reduce visibility. Light northwest to west winds recorded at the War Post Office around Tuesday in 1951.
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T ! Downs
Maranoa
Warrego
War Post
Wood Ducks and Dingoes Threaten South West Farms
In the Warwick area ducks invade paddocks across Karara Leyburn and Thane Creek, attacking young wheat lucerne and oats. Dr Costello reports hundreds of thousands of birds, farmers rely on guns though ammunition is scarce, and drives to combat the invasion are organized by Karara headquarters with local graziers and landowners responding to reports.
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Chapperry
Wornies
Warwick
Mmorent
Arth Boyden
Thane
Pratten
Mont‘Thane
Dr. Costello
Karars
Cullen
Mr. Bee
A_ R. Long
Final Warning to Cyclists Ends Public Safety Concern
A final warning to cyclists was issued urging immediate cessation of a dangerous practice. Authorities stressed motorists’ safety and the public interest in reducing risk, noting the ongoing danger if the behavior continued.
Arm Caught in Dry Cleaning Machinery Incident
An accident at Albion Street dry cleaners saw 24 year old Saul Law dislocate his right elbow after his arm was caught in a hydro extractor. Ambulance staff treated him at the shop before he was taken to Brisbane for specialist examination. The machine spins rapidly and caused the injury during cleaning.
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Treet
Jack
Sney
Saul Law
Albion Street
Brisbane
Law
Sn i Chine Wach
Laws
Nile
Maintenance Case Murphy Pleads Guilty On Arrears
James Notman Murphy a truck driver pleaded guilty at Pe Sessions before Mr T W Bile to failing to meet payments under two maintenance orders for his children and his wife Rose Rebecca Murphy. The clerk noted arrears to June 18 totaling £410 for children and £6 30 weekly for wife. the magistrate ordered payment forthwith or one month imprisonment. Mr D Maxwell acted for Mrs Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Notman Murphy
Pe Sessions
T. W. Bile
SAS
Fis
Phildren
Rose Rebecca Murphy
Murphy
Petty Sessions
Nowles
Eerie to the Warwick obtainable through Newsagents
A fragment mentions direct posting from This Ofies and newsagents in Warwick, suggesting a controlled distribution channel for a local item. The text is sparse and does not provide clear names, dates, or concrete events to anchor a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Record Wheat Sowing of 700000 Acres Likely
BRISBANE wheat growers plan sowing after sparse rains. Eisie Wheat Board chief R P Short reports prospects improving for a record 700000 acres, up from last season. Weather varied with downs area getting better rains. Expert notes yield may reach about nine to nineteen million bushels from the season. Subsidy proposal discussed by Minister for Agriculture Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Eisie Wheat Board
R. P. Short
Norhern
Western Down
Short
Melbourne
Australia
G. Mass
Commonwealth
Tour Legged Chicken Stinch Egg in Maryborough
Street notes from Maryborough report a peculiar event titled Tour Legged Chicken and Stinch Egg. Local observers describe an odd parade with feathered participants and improvised egg displays causing light-hearted confusion among residents.
Satisfactory Progress by Mr Hanlon
Satisfactory progress report notes concerns over pace and focus as Mr Hanlon faces questions about his development. The report highlights the tension between clinic visits and ongoing testing, with observers citing inconsistencies in attendance and progress measurements.
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Mr. Hanlon
General vegetable glut at Roma Street market
The Roma Street vegetable market reports a glut with cabbage selling wholesale yesterday for two to four pence each and city shops priced around one shilling to two pence. Prices show oversupply across the sector and indicate weak demand for produce in the period.
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Roma Street
Reading the Warwick Daily News holiday pickup notice
A fragmented notice directs readers to obtain the Warwick Daily News during holidays from a specified local address and names several individuals associated with the distribution or sale. The legible elements include street references and partial names, suggesting a community distribution notice rather than a full article.
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