1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 401 FUNERAL NOTICES. Mr. -Relatives and Friends KACHEL. and and Mrs. F.
A. G. Kachel vited Family, attend are the respectfully Funeral intheir late dearly beloved Son Brother, Stanley Frank Kachel, and 10 move from his late residence. Afternoon Fordedale, at for 12.30 the Ma This Ma (Monday) Creek Canetery. K.
Gatton. CRACK. Funeral Directors, Mrs. M. and Friends of Zanow, Mr.
and Mm. Zanow. Fairfield, Caboolture, R. Mrs. A.
King. Mrs. E. Warner, Kalinga, Haupt. Mrw.
Albion. W. Mr. Seeney, Caboolture. Mr.
and Mrs. M. Zanow, Booval. Mr. and ture, E.
and C. Families, Newton. are invited Caboolto attend Husband. the their Funeral of her beloved law. father.
Grandfather and Great-GrandFather, Father-InZanow, of Creek View, Caboolture, to move from the conclusion Caboolture Methodiat Church on at of service commeneing 11 o'einck To-morrow I Morning for the Caboolture Cemetery. ALEX. Funeral Director: DEATH NOTICE. On May 26, at Ipswich. George Wall, late of wich Aged 70 years.
Interred at IpsCemetery, Yesterday (Sunday) Afternoon. REED, Funeral Directors. IN MEMORIAM loving memory of my dear Husband. who passed away at Boonah Hospital, May 28. 1945.
Sweet is the memories so silently kept, or one always loved and will never forget. Always remembered hy his loving Wife, Wilhelmina Dickfos. loving themory our dear Father. Grandfather, and Great-Grandfather, who passed at Boonah Hospital, Mayi 20th, 1945. In every day in some sweet why.
Your loving memory comes our way. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by his loving Children. Clem. Phyllis Bartholomal.
and Familles. DICKFOS, loving memary of our dear Father, law. and Grandfather, who passed away May 28th. 1945. Deep In our hearts a memory Is kept, of the dear Father we loved, and will never forget.
Inserted by his loving Daughter Mabel, Son-In-law Henry. Granddaughter June Hensellen. REEFFENS, Anna Bertha Maria.A tribute of lave to the memory of our' dear Mother and Mother-inlaw. who died July 28th. 1949.
Beyond the beautiful sunset, One day, when life's journey 18 ended. We'll meet our dear Mother again. Inserted by Hilda Victor. F. WILLIAMS CO.
MONUMENTAL MASONS East and Limestone Streets Ipswich PHONE 280 MOTORCYCLE SPARE PARTER AND ABLE VIC. LOETZSCH WHARF-STRESE IPSWICH YOUR PART SELDUM USOMPT DELIVERY MAIL CHUERS UNESCO AND VISUAL ARTS There is a growing recogniton to-day not only of the fresh and qualities and vivid imagination of children's art, but also of the potentialities of art as an educational means for the richer development of the child's personality. Already collections of childten's paintings are being cir. culated and exchanged between different countries, while specialists have been studying the problems of art teaching, experimenting, analysing, clearing away prejudices, and evolving theories. To bring these together internationally, and to enable teachers, specialists, and artists to reconcile theorwith practical experience, Unesco has organised a semiEar on the "Teaching of Visual Arts in General Those taking part in this international seminar, to be held at Bristol from July 7 to 27, will examine the theory and practice of art-education 11.5 and applied will in study ways in which various countries.
tosching and appreciation of the visual arts can enrich cultural life and contribute to international understanding. The seminar is also aimed at pro-1 viding Unesco with a basis for efforts to stimulate and facilitate art-education in its Member States and to promote International co-operation for this purpose. Thirty nations are expected to send delegates to the seminar, whose director will be Mr. Charles Dudley Gait Cann painter, and Director of the Department of Arts, Ontario Ministry of Education. During the seminar the City of Bristol will sponsor various artistic events related to the Pestival of Britain SEED POTATOES Mangolds, CON.
ROWDLER TOOWOOMBA PHONES 80 M7 Supplies expected shortly, br wise, order early, thus avoid disappointment. Now available Oats. Barley, Wheat. CLOVERS Berseem, terrancan Midseason and Earlistrain. White.
GRASSES and Prairie, Italian Wimmern, Ryes. Urochion. Perennial Dun Field Peas Rape, Printeu ang TIMES PTY fur Edmond QUEENSLAND Bruce Mille at street. East Ipswich. by FATtier of Krishane "Gueenstand Elentorough TV Streets, Ipewich Newspaper IPSWICH CUP TO DOWNS MARE IN TIGHT FINISH In narrowly winning the Ipswich Cup at damba on Saturday, Downs mare Daasrae equalled the feat of another Toowoomba galloper, Emrose, who landed the Toowoomba-Ipswich Cups double In 1948.
Daasrae's 2.6 for the 10 furlongs was sec. better than Emrose's time lor the distance, and only outside the course record. Both mares are by the Imported sire Emborough. Like Emrose, who scored In the two Cups for trainer H. Reardon In 1948, Daasrae owned by her trainer, Mr.
J. R. McConachy. Daasrae, ridden by C. Barnes, won by a short head from Gay Felt in A photo finish, after the two had battled head and head over the Anal furlong.
In spite of her good Toowoomba Cup win last month, when Gay Felt. finished third to her, the mare drifted in the betting from fives. to start at the generous quote of 108. Gay Felt led for the first furlong. Jockey V.
Markey then took up A handy position be about fourth Into the straight. "I had it won to the last. 50 yards, He tired there because I lost my position and had to make use of him." Markey told Trainer Lester Zupp. The winner brought up the rear with Griffelt until the half mile, where she commenca sustained forward move which carried her into third position at the turn. Daasrae plugged on gamely under the whip to hold off Gay Felt, who came again at the Anish.
FAVOURITE'S LAPSE Shanalen, the even-money favourite, let his supporters down badly, He beat only three runners home, Jockey B. Tebb subsequently reported, to the stewards that his mount WAS in trouble near the two furlongs when he missed a run on the rails, and again In the straight where he had to be checked twice, Third place-getter, Amberstream, adopted the unusual role of pacemaker after they had settled down, but could not go on with it in the run home. The Mr. Standfast colt finished two lengths from the winner. Proud Monash, who was always fairly well placed, ran even race, but never really threatened.
Pale Tip, the joint leader down the straight the first time, gradully lost ground round the back stretch, but came home fairly well in Afth place. Monseigneur raised the hopes of his backers when he started a forward move as the Geld passed the half mile. He was second into the straight, the others finished all over and he tailed the feld in they ran to the judge. Last all the way to the home turn, Griffelt showed some well improvement by finishing fairly over the last 100yds. Standfelt, Dark Force, and Good Days, prominent early, were outclassed when the pressure WAS on.
BUNDAMBA First Liverpool Maiden, 54 furlongs- True Mark, 7.12 (Maddock) 1: Witty Nero, 7.9 (Markey) 2: Chasalla, 7.9 (Fisher) 3. Scratched: Clarrie's Choice. Betting: 5 to 2 Grazler's Gold. 7 to 2 Ava Beau, 5 True Mark, 8 Gynadlum, 10 Kiallan, 12 Chasalla, 20 Vice President, Shell. 33 to 50 the others.
Dividends: Win, pince, Won by neck, length. Time, 1.81. Second Liverpool Maiden, furlongs- Sister, 8.2 51 (R. Conquest) Crown's Evidence, 8.2 (Morgan) 2: Sabby, 7.7 (Gollogly) 3. Scratched: NIl.
Betting: Burindi, Lorness, Ten Bone. 6 Lucky's Sister, 7 Crown's Evidence, 10 Simfort, 20 All Covered, Sabby, 25 Regal Bachelor, 33 to 100 the others. Dividends: Win. Won by 2 lengths, 1 length. place, Time, 1.84.
First Newtown Novice, 6 furlongs, less yards Sheridan, (Deguara) Chathone, 7.0 Porteau, 8.4 (Maddock) 3, Scratched: Had Easy, Wedborough. Betting: 4 Brown Skirt, 5 Cambourne, Simon Templer, 7 Porteau, Burgho Lad, 8 Sheridan, 12 Annalls, Archie's Gift, 20 Falcon Man, 25 High 33 to 50 the others. Dividende: Win, place, Won by 13 lengths, 9 length. Time. 1.13.
Second Newtown Novice, furlongs, less 21 yards- Whistling Boomerang, 7.12 King's Lady, 7.11 (Markey) 2: Green Peter. 9.0 (Barnes) 3, Scratched: Auburn River, Paper Gift. Grand Iona. Master Merrill. Betting: 6 to on Green Peter, 5 Windaroo, 7 Whistling Boomerang.
14 The Shadow. 25 Prince Hope, King's Lady, 50 the others. Dividends: Win. 11 by 1 length, 1 length. Time, 1.12.
Grange Fiving Welter, 6 fur7.9 (Maynard) 1: El a Gallito, longs, less 21 yards- Gold Cap. 8.7 I Tindally 2: Sir Canning. 8.3 Williams: 3. Scratched: Navison. Betting: 7 to 2 Sir Canning 5 Dark Warrior.
Phaleron Dawn. Red Light. 12 Gold Cap. Plymacre, 14 El Gallito. Girvan, Crowndal-, 20 Blue Diamond.
Roval. 25. Overhead. 33 to 50 the others. Dividends- Win, place.
12-. Won by neck. 11 lengths. Time. 1.111.
Ipswich Cup. 10 furlongsDansrae, 8.9 (Barnes) Gay Felt. 8.0 Amberstream, 7.5 (Campbell; 3. Scratched: Tulliallen, Sea Spartan. Betting: Evens Shanalen, 7 to 2 Gay Felt.
10 Danstar, Proud Monash. Pale Tin, 12 Amberstream. 14 Standfelt. Monseleneur, 20 Griffell. 25 Dark Force.
100 Good Days Dividends: Win, place, 8 6, 14 6. Wan by short brad. 2 lengths, Time. 2.6. Coalfalla Malden, 91 furlongs Phylex 84 I Sure Profit.
R3 2: Eiltor. 3 Scratched: Master Merrill. Betting: 9 told Property for Sale, "The AHOY! Brand New Boovel Home Modern amenities. immediate posseasion, 2375 Others Silkatone, East Ipswich. Woodend, and elsewhere.
Herbert Houre for Happy Homes. 267s AHOY Booval, 2 bedrooma, sleepout, kitchen, batbroom, laundry, Nice position. £1400. Vacant possession. Herbert Hoare, Auctioneer AHOY Rosewood.
Attractive tome. Immediate possession War Service Finance. Ta-day's Price 31800. Hustle to Herbert Hoare. ALLOTMENTS East Cribb Est-.
Stafford-street Cothillroad. Moffatt-street. Asharovetreet, -street. North Ips. wich.
William -street. Brassall. Paton- road. Jack street, Cemetery-road. Wulkuraka 44.
and Churchill. From Geo. Treagle, Auctioneer, 47 Nicho48-streel. Phone 284 -Approx. 9 Acres.
freenid. fenced. 2 Geo. H. Treagle, Real Estate Agent.
47 ficholas-street. Phone 284. NEST 6 Ipswich, Darling-street, esidence, rooms, sewered area, acre of ground. suitable livision. Subject In tenancy.
Geo. H. Treagle, Estate Agent. 47 Thone 284. 359.
Motor Cars, Trucks, ADVERTISING rates for cash with order are 16 words and 2d. per additional word. Notlfication of Births. Engagements, Marriages and Deaths Cash price per inch per insertion. booked per inch per insertion.
In Memoriam and Bereavement Notices -Cash per per Insertion. rooked per inch per insertion Verse- 10d. per line per booked per line per Inkertion All other advertisem*nts. per single column Inch A40 Austin Pick-up Utility for Sale, 9000 miles. Excellent condition.
tyres good. Immediate delivery. W. J. Seymour and Son.
International Dealers, Phone 117 Tongoolawah 4049. AN E.H. Mack for Sale, 8-ton capacity. 178in. wheel base, air brekes.
recently overhauled. In Can really be good inspected condition, tyres good. working. J. Dealers.
Phone 112 Toogoolawah. Seymour and Son. International FOR Sale. 1950 Wolseley Car, low mileage. 'Phone Ipswich 511.
Box A136, "Q.T' c593. FOR Sale, 1927 Buick Standard, good condition; also Boy's Saddle. Noble, Bertha-street, Goodna, SELL '36 Dodge Utility, good condition, or near offer. J. E.
Scharf. Alfred -street, Dinmore. rood SELL: Two condition. Tyres. 5.50 19.
Todd. In Apply c. J. SELL: 1950 Morris 8.40 Utility, 5000 miles, AS new. Box A150.
"Q.T." WANTED: Chev. Utility, 1920-28 model. good running condition, appearance not Important. Price £75-Ess Cash. Write to Box A149.
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W. JOHNSON SONS 'PHONE 107 Homes to Let or Wanted WANTED to Rent House or Flat. Ipswich, or Suburbs. J. K.
MeGutkin Co. Ipswich, 'Phone 1168 c628. WANTED to Rent. House or Flat. reasonable rent.
to accommodate Lwo adults, and three children. Box A147, "Q.T." WANTED Urgently, Flat. furnished or unfurnished. Apply Box A145. "Q.T." 299p WANTED.
House to Rent. to £3, anall family. All replies answered Reply Box A148. "Q.T." LOST OR FOUND LOST Light Bay Draught Mare, branded 84L; also a Light Bay Mare, branded L59. Ring 733.
ward. PACKED another successful meeting at Bundamba on Saturday the Ipswich Amateur Turf Club broke new records. A capacity crowd packed the stands during the races, and the tota lisator turnover reached a record figure. Two Jockeys Hurt in Falls Two 16-year-old jockeys were injured in falls at Bundamba on Saturday. J.
Lordan suffered Iaceration to the forehead, concussion, and shock when his mount, Wattut, fell near the halfmile in the second race. Apprentice Nell Birrer recelved abrasions to the buttocks. when he was thrown from two-year-old on to the rails after the last race. An Inquiry into Wattut's fall revealed that the Ally had got on to the heels of Clem's Son. ridden by R.
Ralston. Birrer WAS injured while Ing a two-year-old trained by Mr. J. Davies, after the meetIrg had He WAS working with another horse at the time, and struck the fence in his fall. Lordan WAs given first aid by ambulance bearers on the track, and taken to the General Hospital.
Later he returned to the course. Birrer WAS admitted to hospital after treatment on the track. Yesterday afternoon his cordition was reported to be satisfactory. CANTERBURY Two-year-old Handicap, furlongs Fancy Free, 1: Better Self, 7.10 (Briscoe) Main Sail, 8.5 (Selkrig) 3, Scratched: Devil Diver. Betting: 2 Royal VilInge, Main Sail, 14 to Fancy Free.
8 Better Self, 10 Midtide. Windsot Knot, 15 Sea Pury, 10 Lady 100 the Argyll, 25 Brae- Divi33 to others. dends: Win, place, Won by length, long neck, Time, 1.16. First Three and Four-yearold, 6 furlongs-Lochaven, Chief Pontiac, 9.0 (Munro) Ace Wing, 6.13 (Tinson) 3. Scratched: Comedy Belle, Swell Prince.
Betting: to 4 Chief Pontiac, 9 to 2 Lochaven, 7 Red Rob, 12 Vien Court. Beau Manna, 16 Grey Lily, Mid Gem, 20 Cradle Talk, Epigraphist, 25 Flagstaff. 33 to 100 the others. Dividends: Win, place, Won by length, lengths, Time, 1.16. Punchbowl Mixed, 71 furlongs-Bobbery, 8.0 Tudor Lady, 8.0 (Hillier) Redness.
7.7 (B. Murphy) 3 Scratched: Lady Shuna. Betting: 6 to 4 Bobbery, 9 to Wedding Chimes. 11 to 2 Parsgon, 6 Lady Kurnell, 14 Wattle Retreat, Gold Blaze, 20 Pine Oirl, 25 Silent Glory, 33 to 100 the others. Dividends: Win, place, Won by 1 length, nose.
Time, 1.31h. Flying Handicao, 6 furs.Sir Raven, 7.0 (Frankland), Opening, 7.6 (Tracey), Aden, 3.3 (Thompson), 3. Scratched: Nil. Betting: 11 to 4 Heroic Sovereign, 7 Royal Cargo, Trover, Aden, High Brow, 10 Valiant Lee, 12 New Look, Tartan Girl. Benbecula, 14 Acquittal, 25 Sir Raven, Opening, 33 to 200 others.
Dividends: Win, place, Won by long neck, nose. Time, 1,15. Second Three and Four- YearOld. 6 8.0 (McGrowdie), Miss Bourbon, 7.9 (Briscoe), 2: Copy Cat. 6.10 (Frankland), 3, Scratched: Nil.
Betting: 2 Bankbrook, 4 Province, 11 to 2 Miss Bourbon, Dolphin, 10 Sequin, 12 Canoe. 14 Copy Cat. 16 Santa Song. Meltreen, 20 Gallant Blade, 33 to 100 others. Dividends: Win, place, Won by 3 lengths, 11 lengths.
Time, 1.159. May Day Handicap, furs. -Le Petit Duc, 7.9 (Hadrick), 1: Revenue, 7.6 2: Blandstream, 7.4 (Selkrig). 3. Scratched: Protect.
Betting: 9 to 4 Blandstream, 3 Le Petit Duc, 7 to 2 Revenue, 7 Hurry Up, 9 Damascene, 10 Paktong. 25 Grand Union, 40 Tamunga, Dividends: Win, place, Won by nose, 3 lengths. Time, 2.42%, Burwood Mixed Stakes, -Texas, 8.0 (Deely), furlongs- -Rodleigh, 7.10 (Purtell), Quite Talk. 7,13 (Flarnery), Surtout (8.0 (West), 3. Scratched: NIL.
to Surtout, fulaking. 8 Rodleigh, Fearless Chief, 10 Quite Talk, 12 Langdon, 14 Super Set, 15 Tenor. 50 to others. Dividends: Win. place, Won by 14 lengths, length.
Time, 1.18%. Second Laluma Handicap. 6 furlongs-King Amana. 7.12 (Bougoure), Frill Chief, 7.0 (McKenzie), Captain Hurter, 7.5 (Treen), 3. Scratched: Mactariane, Betting: 7 to Half Seas.
King Amana, 9 to Assemble, 8 Captain Hunter. 9 Desert Breeze, 10 Euston Road, 16 Frill Chief, 20 Pepuza, 50 to 100 others. Dividends: Win, place, Won by 2 lengths, lengths. Time, 1.20k. Argyle Highweight, 1 mile.Grand Monarch, 9.0 (Powell), Raysur, 8.5 (Hutchinson), Richarm, 8.4 (Burton), 3.
Scratched: Thbor. Betting: to Prediction, 5 Richarm, Grand Monarch, 7 Ben Adhem, 8 Horizon, 10 Raysun, 12 Zanni, Vrondi, 50 to 100 others. Dividends: Win, place, Won by half head, 3 lengths. Time, 1.451. Melrose Steeple, 2 miles.Niblik, 10.7 18mith), 1: Faunus, 10.10 (Moon), Grey Morn, 9.2 (Gardiner), 3.
Scratched: Jevington. Betting: 10 to 9 on Niblik, 5 Faunus, 6 Grey Morn, Rossfeld, 10 Bronze Laddie, 25 Quixotic, 50 to 100 others, Dividends: Win, place, Won by 21 lengths, 3 lengths. Time, 3.591. Empire Handicap, 11 milesRegent Kirg, 8.4 (Williamson), Clutha, 9.2 (Ralph), 2: Adrastus, 1.7 (W. Smith), Scratched: NIl.
Betting: Clutha, Mollundry, 7 to 2 Regent King, 10 Adrastus, 12 Sun March, 14 Great Scout, 16 Glen Ian, 20 Mendl, 33 Aussie Bear, Atlantic Pact. Dividends: Win, place, Won by head, lengths, Time, 2.44. Deep Creek Handicap, 11 miles- Golden Field, 7.7 (McKenzie), Grard Monarch, 8.4 (Powell), Taboh, 7.10 (Purtell), 3. Scratched: Precedent, Ballroom. Betting: 5 to 2 Fordham.
7 to 2 Golden Field. 9 to 2 Prosola, 11 to 2 Grand Monarch, 6 Tabor, 10 Don Buteo, 16 Patena, 25 DisAgree, 100 others. Dividends: Win, place. Won by half head. 5 lengths.
Time, 2.14. Klate Handicap, 6 furlongsTartan Crest. 7.10 (Purtell), Sister Ruth, 7.11 (Unkovich), Tania, 7,10 (Lott), 3, Scratched: On Time. Law List. Betting: 6 to Regal Scout, 6 Macray, Winlake, 13 to 2 Tania, 10 Sister Ruth, Glen Yarra.
12 Tartan Crest, Targie, Glamour Rose, 20 Dusky Jewel, 50 to 100 others. Dividends; Win. place, Won by half neck, 11 lengths. Time, 1.18%. Kewzami, 7.7 (Brogan), Lord Swynford, 8.11 (Hannan), 3.
Scratched: NIl. Betting: 5 to 2 Texas, 5 Final Act, 6 Sea Edge, 8 Lord Bwyntord. 10 Sapristi, Traveller, Cimy Ridge, 16 Kewzami, 20 Miss Moya, 25 Lord Chancellor, 50 to 100 others. Dividends: Win, place, Won by long head, 11 lengths. Time, 1.561.
Welter Handicap, 9 fursPeace Treaty, 7.10 (A. Thompson), Regal Speed. 7.7 (J. Thompson), Perfect Chatter, 8.1 (Binder), 3. Scratched: Nil.
Betting: 7 to 4 Perfect Chatter, 9 to 2 Regal Speed, 5 Rifle, Beau, 8 Peace Treaty, 15 Protect, 16 Deed, 66 Conspicuous. Dividends: Win. place, Won by length, 1 length. Time, 1.501. MEDICAL VALLEY Laluma Handicap, 6 ANTRUMS.
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P.O.. Brisbane. 20a BONING Room Exporting Company require Foreman for Boning Room at South Brisbane. Successful applicant to knowledge of Export Cuta and Boning experience. Applications to Box No.
729k, G.P.O.. Brisbane. 300p VACANCY existing for Apprentice Painter at the Brisbane Mental Hospital. Goodna, Remuneration In accordance with the provisions of the Regulation under the Apprentice Mining Act of 1929 to 1948. Application stating age and educational standard should be submitted to the Medical Superintendent, Britbane Mental Hospital, Goodna.
WANTED: Girl to help in Pantry. Resident Position. Apply Grammar School, 301p WANTED, Housemaid for St. Andrew's Hospital. Award rates and conditions.
Apply Matron. 191p. WANTED, Man to whitewash and tar alaughter house. Wages or contract. Paramount Butchering Ipswich.
WANTED, Man with Bulldozer to Repair Dam Wall. earth washed away; other jobs locally. Apply Miss Bann, Coominya. 289p. WANTED, Housemaid.
sleep In. Oakdale Guest House. 'Phone 283. WANTED CAPABLE EMPLOYMENT Sawmill Hands, experience not necessary, permanent employment. Apply Mill Sawmills at Dinmore, or Dinmore Office.
109 Brisbane-street, Ipswich. Poultry, Dogs, Birds, AUSTRALORE, W. Leghorn. Red Chicks, 100. don.
Pulleta, 29 per 100; peri per 50: co*ckerels, per per dos per 100 per 50 Light co*ckerels. per 100 Month Old Pullets per 100; 21 MI per 28: 68 per dos. Now hatching. order early Stehn Sons, Went -st, Toownomba ohone 137 260D AUSTRALORE, White Leghorn Unsexed Chicks, 100; per 25: dos Pullets: 100: per Heavy 50: co*ckerels: per 100. Light co*ckerels: 100 Month- Pullets: per 100; 81 50: DeF 25; per dos Now Hatching- order now.
J. Perkina, Gov, Hatchery 307 T'mba 'Phone No 2073. 732D DAY Old Chicks, Started Pulleta, available now to October. ticulara George Owen, Bonnie Glen Hatchery, Aspley, Aapley 77 or MY1477. WANTED to Buy Common Pigeons.
per pair. G. Brookman, 68 Brisbane-street. to 219p WANTED Buy Live Hares. G.
Brookman, 68 Brisbane-street. MISCELLANEOUS will not be responsible for any debts Incurred in my name, without my written authority, Signed: Arnold Henry Burgess, River-road. Dinmore. c641 THE Confidential Investigators. Inquiries of all kinds attended to.
including Divorces and Domestic Troubles, Missing Friends. Strictly Private. R. Holmes, Canning Lane, North Ipswich. c293 NOTICE is undermentioned hereby given that the application for license under "The Water Acts.
1926 to 1942" has been made to the Commissioner of Irrigation and Water Supply. Applicant: Muller, Portion 101. Parish Thornton. County Churchill, Proposed Work: 31n. Pumping Plant for Irrigation purposes Watercourse: ley Creek.
Any owner Or occupier of land contiguous to the abovenamed watercourse, and situated within distance of five miles of the land of the applicant, may in writing signed by him and addressed to the Commissioner object to such application being granted, and submit to the Commissioner the grounds of such objection. The and Commissioner of Irrigation Water Supply has appointed the 14th day of June, 1951 as the last day for the receipt of objections. D. F. ERICKSON, Secretary to the Commissioner of Irrigation and Water Supply.
Executive Bullding, Brisbane, May 24th, 1951. BEAUTY SALONS IPSWICH LADIES' SALON SPECIALISING IN SOFT NATURAL LOOKING PERMS, WAVE CUT. TRIMMINGS, Upstairs Commercial Bank Chambers, 53 Nicholas-street Phone 677 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR Sale. Player Piano, good condition. 141 Blackstone-road, stone.
e370. HOLIDAY RESORTS TRAVEL to Redcliffe by the ordinated Rail and Road Service, by train to Sandgate. thence by 'bus over Hornibrook Highway, Cheap fares Regular timetable Ring Ipswich 815 or 43. or Sandgate 485. FAMILY MAN Bald Statement WONDERFUL SHE IS SHE INSISTS ON A MAN LIKES HIS NATURE IS VERY RIGHT IN THE END ALWAYS HAVING HER OWN PARTED AT THE SIDE AND SHE HAIR WAY, IF HATS AND WHAT YOU.
PARTS IT MEAN DOWN THE MIDDLE Queensland Times," Monday, May 28, 1951, (6) FOR SALE AND Bedroom Sultes. latest designs in walnut. oak. camphor laurel, maple: all destens: free wire mattress every suite. Big pay pillage AND Diningroom Suites, In walnut: Kitel.en Sultes, Kitchen Cabinets.
Wall Cabinets to match. Broom Cabinets, Kitchen Sink Cabinets. Icy Kold Ice Chenta Big White's deliver. AND Lounge Suites from In genuine Genoa Velvet, and we can make you any desten to order. Big AND Lowboys, Sates, duch*esses.
Linen Presses, Wardrobes. Combination Wardrobes. Coloured Cane Chairs, Chairs. Baby Chairs, Gowlp Chairs Big White's deliver AND Linoleums, Verandah Blinds. Carpet Squares, Mats, Taylor's British Paint.
all colours, Linseed oil Big white's AND Bedding all sorta, kapoc. cotton. (Garden fibre. wool; Paint Pillows, Tinware. Tools, Garden Brushes, Hair Brooms, Brooms.
Enamel Saucepans. Aluminium Saucepans, Stoves, Malthoid, Coppers Stand few only, Big White's ADVERTISING rates for cash with order are 16 words additional (minimum) and 2d. per word. Notification of Births Engagements, Marriages and Deaths- Cash price per inch per insertion, booked per Inch per Insertion. In Memoriam and Bereavement Notices -Cash per Insertion.
booked per inch per Insertion Verse-10d. per per ertion All other per advertisem*nta. per booked line per insertion. AT J. South Hone's.
44-46 Annerley-road. J2911 Brisbane. J6870: Hardboard Factolile (unlimited Baths, quantities). Permagloss, C.I.. P.E..
Chain Wire and Gates. Naco Louvres and Glass (cut to size). 8. Oak Casem*nts. Interior and Exterior Doors: Taylor's Parta, and all Tools and Hardware.
We cater for Country Clients Write. Call, or 'Phone. FOR Sale. Dry Block wood, loads and over, Baker's wood, house blocks, poles clothes props, U. also G.
pit props, Hertrick, any 25 quantity. George-street. Apply Newtown. Strictly cash. Write or phone 1262 38p FOR Sale.
2 New 4.40 22. B.E. Tyres. Apply Box A131. "Q.T.
Sale, Galvanised Springhead Nails, single 9, any quantity, or per lb, in cwt. crates. Cash with order. F. Nottke.
Laidley. 206p FOR Sale, Any Quantity Plucked Feathers for feather bed, per cash with order. Mrs. 3087 FOR Sale, 1951 Chrome abd Black Mink Sprin, er A.J.S., almost new. Good condition.
Cash or terms, ply H. Munt, Brassall. c302. GOLDSBOROUGH Kerosene Refrigerator for Sale, 3 monthe old, £90. or consider offer.
M. Hearne. Mt. Walker. c026.
PALMERS -Next Fire StationMilk Buckets, Butter Churns, Chip Heaters. Kerosene Room Enamel Buckets, Laundry Trollies. PALMERS- Lend Head Nails. Wire Nails, Gate Hinges, Rim Locks, Casem*nt Stays, Door Bells, Night Latches. PALMERS Enamel Baths, Copper Boilers and Stands.
Gas Coppers, Plastic and Rubber Hose, Baby Bathe, Bread Bins. PALMERS Spear and Jackson Handsaws, Garbage Bins. Porcelain Washbasins, Wall Board, Electric Washbollers, "Nico" Washine Machines. SELL. Maroon Overcoat, ft girl fourteen, also Embossed Veil.
15 Satin whitehill Wedding Dress and SELL. 2 good Polly Saddles and double rimmed 22in. Collar. Apply Box A146 "Q.T." APRING Dray, In gond Agent, 47 order, Nicho- 29. Geo.
H. Treagle, Phone 284. THREE Unit Perfection Milking Plant, with Rotary Vacuum Pump complete with board, in full workIng condition. 'Phone M1136, or Box "Q.T." c646 WANTED TO BUT WANTED to Buy, Shop suitable for holding Furnish particulars, dimensions, and price to Geo. K.
Treagle, Nicholas-street. Ipswich. 3815 WANTED to Buy for cash, Used Tables, Chairs, and Stools. Ring 220 and will collect. Motor Cycles, Bicycles, USED MOTOR CYCLES PRICES PAID CALL ON OP PHONE IPSWICH 4650 VIC.
LOETZSCH 2 WHARF-STREET LIGHTWEIGHT MOTORCYCLES 1951 C.Z. £40 DEPOSIT VIC. LOETZSCH WHARF ST. IPSWICH PHONE AUCTION SALE Buildings for Removal SATURDAY, JUNE 2 Commencing at 11 a.m, On accgunt of the Estate Larsen, deed. "WASN'T FUSSY" Five of the six lucky punters who collected for on the daily double al Bundamba on Saturday, probably heaved sighs of relief the winner of the second leg passed the post in the Coalfalls Maiden, but not the sixth-to him 11 was a "curl the mo' job!" He had ticket on each of the placed horses, and "wasn't fussy" which one came home.
After noting support tor Gold Cap In the first leg of the double, the Grange Flying Welter, he took out four tickets on this runner. Gold Cap duly won. and he decided to couple the Newcastle horse with the favourite (Royal Gaiety), and the three next beat-backed runners In the second leg. These were Phylex (60), Sure Profit (58). and Editor (9 to 2)-and they finished In that order.
Last Two Races To Local Owners Honours were fairly evenly divided among local and visiting owners at the I.A.T.C. Cup meeting on Saturday. Toowoomba horses scored in three of the eventa, Ipswich two, Brisbane two, and Newcastle one. Local owner Mr. Gerald Nolan's Wise Force gelding Inkapot had an easy win in the last race, the Third Newtown Novice, after leading for most of the six furlongs.
Inkspot was fairly well backed. and firmed from 10s to start at 78. In the second last race, the Coalfalls Maiden, Prylex, owned and trained by Mr. E. H.
Foreman, won convincingly by 16 lengths from Sure Profit. The Rivoll gelding was never further back than fourth, and had the front-runners, Sure Profit and Oramark covered as heads were turned for home. Phylex early shared second favouritism with Sure Profit and Editor. but eased to 68 when solld support came for the favourite, Royal Gaiety. Tota Record totalisator turnover of established at Buncamba on February 24, was 224 broken on Saturdav, when was handled.
total of £870 passed through the doubles tote. from 3516 tickets. "OLD BOYS" DEFEAT I.G.S. STUDENTS After being down 1 all half- team of "old boys" fought back splendidly to defeat the Ipswich Grammar School on Sat. urday afternoon at the school oval by 9-8.
The "old boys" completely dominated the play in the second session, and were unlucky not to score on several more 0c- casions. The students played sound constructive football in the first half. and displayed better form than A week earlier. After 15 minute's play, centre Birch received the ball from scrum on the 25 line, and cut through the "old boys" defence to touch down under the ports, He converted this try. The second try was the of a rushing movement by the "firsts" forwards.
Meurant gained ground and sent Henderson over in the corner. The boys" opened their score when Hooper barged his way over from A line-out near the try-line. Guillemot scored their second try after 8 good massing movement had carried the balt from the half-way line. The "old boys" continued to press hard. and -hortly before the final whistle Hooper went over ngain to register the winning try.
None of the "old boys" tries was converted. Col. King plaved A grand zame for the "old boys," and often ran through half the 1G.S team before being brought down. Hooper, Teske, Stathis, and Thacker also played well for the winners Outstanding for the present boys was -both in attack and defence. Meurant, Dale, and Roderick tried hard in the pack.
game between the "seconds" and "old boys" ended in a 12-all draw. Scores: "Old boys" 12. tries by Cliff Maynard 2, R. Maynard 1. Esdale v.
12 (Tries by Holbeck and Fraser; by Bushnell 21. boys" 21 (D. McFarlane. 3 tries and 3 conversions; K. Harveyson and H.
Stathis, 'tries) defeated I.G.S. "Thirds" 3 (Fraser a try. 4 Royal Galety, to 2 Editor, 5 Sure Profit. 6 Phylex, 10 Headmaster, 12 The Noise, 14 Lord Patrice. Paul Denis, 20 Oramark, 50 to 100 the others.
Dividends: Win, place, by 11 lengths. 2 lengths, Time, 1.58. Third Newtown Novice, 6 furlongs, less 21 yards-Inkspot, 7,0 First Papers, 73 (Gollogly) 2: Perfect Fort, 8.2 (Deguara) 3. Scratched: School Time. Havago, Top Hope, Rivoll Imnge, Burnable.
Betting: 2 Perfect Fort, 2 The Curragh. 4 Colley Cibber, 7 Inkspot, Ray's Choice. 10 Mr. Gay, 12 Cheque. Foamy Trail.
20 Goldeourt. Gay Neith, 25 St. Conroy. 33 First Papers, Dividends: Win. place.
8'-, Won by lengths, head. Time, 1.124. Will offer the following and plant on the premises on the Esk-Somerset Dam Road, 1 mile from set Dam, 15 miles from Esk. Sale comprises 2-roomed Wooden Cottage with iron roof 27 20. with a front verandah 27 71t.
6in. Also tworoomed Wooden Cottage 22 14, with 71t. front verandah. Galvanised iron garage with approximately 40 sheets iron the walls and roof. A Shed 30 12.
Iron roofing only. Laundry 12 8, Bathhouse 7 7, E.C. 5 4. A quantity of second hand galvanised iron. Two 1000 gallon tanks.
PLANT--Firewood Bench, h.p. Machine, I.H.C, Engine, Gulleting 30 cwt. Chev. Truck, 1 ton Ford Truck. Tools and Blower, Quantity of Sawn Hardwood, Tent and Ply.
Tarpaulin, Carpenters' Tools, Wire Rope, Bars, Shovels, Pick, Cross-cut Saw, Quantity of Furniture and numerous other articles. For Further Particulars spply to- G. N. PETERS AUCTIONEER ESK Phone 36 or 45 P.O. Box MACHINERY FARMALL A.
on good rubbers front and and rear, condition Very rood appearCan recommend, and good buying ance throughout. at 495. Flegler Motors Ply, 295 Toowoomba. MEETINGS AND EVENTS MORNING Tea, aid Home and Overseas Missione. Congregational Sabool Hall, 31at May, 10.45 a.m.
Subscription c363 FIFTH Ipswich Boy Scouts' ing Tea. Memorial Blackatane11 road, a.m. Newtown. Stall. Admission Tuesday, May 20.
MULGOWIE C.WA. Jubilee Belle Ball. Prize Saturday, June 2nd. and Baker's Orchestra. Sit-down Supper.
Meeting, Ipswich Branch. at Memorial 7.45 Hall on Monday, May p.m. Business; Election Delegates, end Discussion Agenda for District Conference. Signed. G.
H. Wood, Secretary. CAMBRIAN CHOIR STREET STALL TO-MORROW (Tuesday) SWEETS. PRESERVES, PRODUCE. CLOTHING, NOVELTIES.
ETC. Bring oF buy, LEARN TO DANCE AT THE TRADES HALL Every Monday Night TUITION GUARANTEED DALTON, M.O. GENERAL MEETING Ipswich District Motor Cycle Club TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) Q.P.A. ROOMS 8 o'clock. SPECIAL NOTICE FARMERS MURRUMBA DIST.
(Weather permitting) Demonstration of the neW BAMPORD XLI POTATO DIGGER will given on the property of MR. PRANK McKEY. Menday Afternoon, May 28th, at 2 p.m. All farmers interested are cordially to attend. EDWARD G.
PROFEE Auctioneer Com. Agent, LOWOOD DON'T BLAME US IF YOU MISS ST. JOSEPH'S GRAND JUBILEE MORNING TEA TRADES HALL Thursday, May 31, 11 a.m. GRAND ATTRACTIONS Secret Bound Hit Parade- Pid Box- The MUSICAL ITEMS. Banking Account for Lucky Door.
O.C.E. UNION STOP WORK Aggregate Meetings of members will be held in the IPSWICH and ROSEWOOD district on MONDAY, May 28th, as followsNational Theatre, Booval 10 A.M. Rosewood Theatre 10 A.M. (Authorised by C. TUCKER, T.
MILLAR, Pres.) FOR SUPER CHICKENS G. A. W. TURNER BRISBANE-STREET -STREET, IPSWICH AUSTRALORPS, WHITE LEGHORN, and R.L RED, unsexed per 100; 50; 25; dosen per 100; 50; 25; desen HEAVY co*ckERELS per 100: per 50. LIGHT co*ckERELS 414444 per 100 Australops unsexed, 2 weeks old: White Leghorn Crossbreeds unsexed, 2 weeks: White Leghorn co*ckerels, 2 weeks; R.I, Reds, Pullets, 2 weeks; White Leghorn Pullets, 2 weeks We will keep your Chickens In our brooders for any length of time if required.
IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL TENDERS FOR PENSIONERS DWELLINGS NOTICE is hereby given that the closing date for the lodging for the ERECTION OF TWELVE (12) PENSIONERS' DWELLINGS, AT BRASSALL, IPSWICH, has been altered toFriday, June 1, 1951 at 2 p.m. V. N. SMITH, City Administrator..
