Raffles and estate notices from Warwick Queensland
The clipping lists a telco raffle winner and multiple probate notices. It includes tenders for erection work at Clifton, bids due by July 20, 1951, and various applications for grants of administration in Warwick with caveat options and public notices from solicitors Leeper and McSweeny & Leeper. It also records a statutory notice to creditors with a August 9, 1951 deadline and Public Curator steps in Brisbane.
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Wie Wright
Secrets of Trust
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War
Percy Agert
Ted
Alan Ford
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Thankful Personal Thanks from Bradfield Family
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradfield and family along with relatives and friends express heartfelt gratitude to Rev. Alexander and others for letters telegrams floral tributes and messages of sympathy following the loss of their beloved mother mother in law and grandmother.
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W. G. Brad-feld
Windolf
A. &. Peachey
C. Hockings
von Eenden
J. W Crawford
Alexander
PF. G. West
Seid
Warwick Coast Highway Move to a Deputation Discussed
The Albert Shire Council was advised a deputation should meet Sir Arthur Fadden to discuss the Warwick to Coast highway. Boonah Council urged the mayor or chairman of involved councils and State members join the deputation. Main Roads Commissioner would oversee the project with council approval following further talks.
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Albert
A. G. Moller
Mer
Arthur Fadden
Warwick
Boohah
T- E. — Peters
Boonah
Coast
Inughay
Downs
Qoomera
Playground Project Stirs Boonah Beaudesert South Coast
Councils plan a new playground drawing strong interest with residents and businesses. Equipment orders were placed last year and are due to arrive in Warwick soon as Mr Matthews notes the campaign raised £33 and a public canvass gathered support.
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Lest Ae ‘Boonah
Beaudesert
South Coast
Warwick
Matthews
Encouragement of the Arts Marks Warwick Philharmonic Night
Warwick’s Town Hall packed for a philharmonic concert amid praise for George Leadbitter and growing cultural interest. Past performances by Queensland Symphony Orchestra and Paul Schramm drew poor audiences, but Wednesday’s success suggests Warwick is rising as a cultural stop for state and visiting celebrities.
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Town Hall
Philharmonic
Warwick Philharmonic Iety
George Leadbitter
Warwick
Philharmonic Society
Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Paul Schramm
Golden Rule and Indian famine aid amid Kashmir tension
The piece notes bitterness between India and Pakistan over Kashmir and famine relief. Pakistan rushed 100000 tons of rice and wheat to India at Pakistan prices, with 2000 tons of rice arriving daily at Karachi for shipment, and a moral about preaching the Golden Rule.
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India
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Ten Thousand Tender Accepted for Five Warwick Homes
A tender of 10000 pounds was accepted for timber construction of five Warwick homes at Marshall and Rose Streets in Warwick. The award involves local builders and signals commencement of the project with details remaining under municipal oversight.
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Warwick
Marshall and
Rose Streets
Ratepayer Suggests Councillors Increase Their Fees
At a monthly meeting Dr. Rogers urged that councillors face rising costs in attending meetings and shire work. Dr. P. Ryan supported some rises as acceptable but urged sacrifice, noting the honor of election. The clerk said changes require a special meeting and bylaw amendments. The finance committee was tasked to prepare a report on costs for the next meeting.
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F. Rogerr
Rogers
Stanthorpe
P. Ryan
L. Alcorn
Fiterine
Esclusien
Citizen J L Mann Named Stanthorpe Shire Councillor
Mr J L Mann of Stanthorpe was yesterday appointed to the Stanthorpe Shire Council after the resignation of Dr F A Marstella due to ill health. Mann was the sole candidate for the vacancy with changes naming Cr Towns end as deputy chairman Cr Mannag as Fire Brigade Board representative Cr Ryan to works and parks committees and Cr Li At tung to the plant committee.
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Stanthorpe
Nthorpe
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Marm
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Cr. W. Townsend
Cr. Mannag Represen‘aive
Gr. P
Public meeting on memorial for late Mr. G. P. Barnes adjourned over low attendance
Warwick officials report a public meeting to commemorate the late Mr. G. P. Barnes was adjourned due to scant turnout. Mayor Ald. A. T. McCahon urged residents to form a representative committee and attend another session on July 5. The article also notes long-serving Warwick Bakery director Mr. M. R. Brown’s departure on a caravan tour and related local weather observations.
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Warwick
G. P. Barnes
Ald
A. T. McCahonn
Aldi McCahon
G. P. Hames
Glengallan
Rosenthalshire
Upton Wbe
Ar. J. Brownite
Glengall
Dir
M. R. Brown Y Terday
Brown
Warwick Bread Distributing Co., Pty. Ltd
Ralph Brown
Fire Fighting Gear for Several Towns
Fire fighting equipment purchase moves forward as several towns finalize a new pump unit system. The plan includes a body fitted unit and a trial setup expected to begin within weeks, signaling coordinated regional readiness.
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Texas Fire
Dell
Inigo Jones Reports Weather Through 1967 June August
Inigo Jones notes good rains in June and August 1967 with lighter rainfall thereafter into year end. The current spots are fine examples and the main Southern group is midway to the solar dis and should reach a normal active position in a red weak period, awaiting careful observation.
Church Services Across Denominations In Warwick Area
June 1951 church notices list services for Percy St Presbyterian St Andrew's Braemar Methodist and more. Ministers include Rev J Alexander and Rev T H Blackburn with times 7 30 pm 11 am 3 00 pm and 2 10 pm. Also notes Holy Communion Evensong and a Warwick School of Arts book fund announcement.
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St. Andrew's
Warwick
4WK
Braemar
Warwick, Taamy Ete Thariburn
T. H .Blackburn
Freestone
T. H. Blackburn
Church OF England
St. Mark's
Minister For Public Instruction
G. H. Devries
Brisbane
Indictments Arise In US Grand Jury Case
The U S Federal grand jury prepared indictments for a group linked to a national party. Among those arrested is Claudia Jones, a British subject, connected to the party and facing deportation. U S officials report other named members include Amter, a charter member, and Ueliy Ganhett, the party’s national educational director.
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Claudia Jones
National ‘Secretations Women's Commission
Amter
Riligten Adintentive
Yar
Ueliy Ganhett
Rivett
Natonal Educational
Low Export Prices Hit Poultry Industry in Australia
Canberra reports reveal sharp export price declines crippling egg producers across Australia. Poultry farmers warn high wheat costs and weak export demand threaten production and livelihoods as discussions begin on potential federal and state policy changes to stabilize prices and supply.
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al Hor
Treas
Pedy Vulity
Eather
J. McEwen
McEwen
Wen Wheeler Leh
Ms.w
Tracing Dog Menace to Sheep Discussed in Shire Meeting
A southeastern Queensland shire council discussed a by law to curb a dog menace threatening sheep. After initial support, action stalled. councillors noted the issue would not vanish overnight and urged patient measures and local development to reduce trouble over six months.
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Queensland
Une
Aioe
Huge New British Carrier in Use Soon
LONDON The Admiralty announced Britain will commission its largest aircraft carrier the 368000 ton vessel in October and have it join the Reef early next year. Sister ship Ark Royal is under construction. The Eagle will carry about 100 aircraft with welded construction and speed to 35 knots. Deck landing trials for Seawan jet day and night fighter begin late year based on De Havilland Vampire and powered by the Ghost engine.
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London
The
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