Diggers Notice of Meeting Postponed and Venue Change
Diggers announce a rescheduled meeting to be held in the Civic Room on Tuesday. Attendance requested for business discussions following a brief ceremony.
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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
3
Diggers announce a rescheduled meeting to be held in the Civic Room on Tuesday. Attendance requested for business discussions following a brief ceremony.
Under Rumpice 1.0.5 SCLONGUARY BRANCH announces a swimming carnival to be held Easter Burniing 90 April at 1 30 p m with transport from POST OFFICE HOTEL between 1 and 2 p m First race is a Boys Handicap. Officials include Jack Dulley Cleve Mandicappere Geotty Mott R A A T judges and stewards Meairs Bert Katter W Oned Ted Hampton Pengetly.
A lengthy handwritten letter from C. A. Banoster of Desourey criticizes Wo 1 Division rate collection practices. It questions collectors’ reduced retainer payments, urges stopping dual collectors, and denounces alleged overcharges and misused authority by council officials and the ALP. It calls residents to oppose excessive collection fees and demands accountability.
A farewell gathering at a local hotel honored Mr. Irie Downey and Mrs. Frade Bosal as they depart. Attendees included Mr. Downey and other guests who toasted the honorees and shared best wishes for their futures.
Local report recounts a court case where a man named Mr. Fog faces conviction amid a tangle of names including T. Bhotabin and Moris Gregory Wael. The article details court decisions affecting Acting Eile lstet Pama Inspector and references a notable marriage at St. John Church in Basland cathedral.
The article records a pastoral dispute involving Mr Mt Molanet and the Wentern raaing Company over lands and stock in the Northern Territory. It notes depot operations, large land holdings, and concerns about permanent holes on the Beichimerdt River. It also mentions a Croncurrry Rhine Council ahead day celebration and a public meeting at the Baire Hall Chmeurey to plan events, inviting all citizens to attend.
The Anglian Church Here organized a fund drive at the annual show to aid Cloncurry relief and postwar development. The church, aided by the community, also contributed to war bonds and other wartime efforts, reflecting broad public support for rebuilding and future building schemes.
The session reconfirmed committees from the previous meeting and adopted outward correspondence while inward items were considered. Treasurer’s report showed a credit balance. a donation aimed to fund a raffle was approved. secretary noted processing permits. Meeting adjourned with thanks.
Independent Labor candidate Me McInerney pages through Chiliowry on Teeday while en route to Richmond where he will address the crowd tonight. He plans to speak about Creek on night and in Clon curry on Tuesday night, then returns to Mount Tau and may visit Camooweal before Polling Day.
Mustafa Vodmet, a novice naturalization applicant, claims Albanian nationality, born in Bares Devaran, residing at C Dormitory Mount via Rinea Mount tea. He seeks naturalisation under the 1906 Naturalisation Act.
A happy afternoon at the Residence of the Secretary on Friday featured an A.C.P. fundraiser with competitions won by Mrs Morrison Mrs Miller Dr Thomas and Mrs Alberry Mrs Stewart received a fruit cake donated by Mrs Chaplain. Attendees enjoyed tea and a meat meal during the event.
Loving memory of our dear Father Joseph Henry Lidster who died at Cloncurry in 1949 interred by his children and family. Always remembered, your family keeps you in our hearts and prayers.
A historical market note shows Cranny Smith apples priced at 19 cents per bushel with cheques exchange and freight terms listed by W. P. Mitchell, at the post office or poster site.
Fragmented OCR notes describe heavy Allied bombardment and strafing of enemy airfields, with claims of numerous bombers and fighters damaged or destroyed. The text mentions Allied landings and ongoing fighting, but details are garbled and include several uncertain figures and places.
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