Caution Notice Warns Trespassers On Rocksland Stockyard
A caution notice from manager G B Jaggg warns that trespassers at Rocklands Stockyard will be prosecuted. The warning is posted to deter unauthorized entry and protect stock and property.
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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1938
Page
3
A caution notice from manager G B Jaggg warns that trespassers at Rocklands Stockyard will be prosecuted. The warning is posted to deter unauthorized entry and protect stock and property.
A notice warns that any person found using a p umbing or vaulting opening fences at the duck shooting grounds of Dalgon aiky Holting without proper permits will be prosecuted. The alert emphasizes strict enforcement by local authorities and urges compliance with posted rules.
A notice warns that anyone trespassing or fishing on Lake Nash Station property will be prosecuted. Managers urge compliance and state that entering without response or permission will result in action. Local authorities and station staff monitor the area.
An official notice requires all entrants to LANARK Selection Tommy's Creek to comply with homestead wind earline fences and related conditions. Authority warns that violations may trigger penalties under the Holdiea videont regime.
A large turnout at the society meeting praised the season kickoff. Mr Pot Smith opened proceedings as a mixed foursome event yielded strong scores by Mr Davideau and Miss E Dawes. Mrs Lorne Taylor won the approaching competition, with Mr Desalter praised for Liprousiks event results and the patron Mr G Hoag stressing future local wealth development and town pride.
Holy Communion at 600 pom on Easter Sunday April 17. Morning services begin 8 am 10 am and 4 pm with Evensong and Sunday School. Church services listed for Milister Bev Too Ro HALA and WELGun area. Methodist church minister Hey 0 F Villa presides.
Copper quotes Luadun Monday, April 9 to 16 for clock work at the Soldiers Memorial. Geant Bros installed clocks earlier but a fault was found. batteries and wiring inspected. The RSSILA asks council to approve alterations to move rails outward two feet, add kerbing, and build new gates for easier access. League hopes to employ local returned soldiers, but council will carry out works if suitable labor remains unavailable.
In Glencurry town papers we hear calls for Cloncurry youth to join the 46th annual matches with Robinson Shield and Williams Cup Doubles. Officials urge players from Hughenden and nearby towns to travel, stressing sport as a civic benefit amid cricket and football dwindling. Community leaders hope past coaches and players help revive active youth sport as Shire Hall offices prepare staffing changes.
Sunday return from holidays includes visits with sisters Mes Neal and Miss Mabel Page in Sydney and the Gresham hotel Brisbane. Norah Jones Tynddel has been holidaying with Mrs Sent Sydney and Mrs Brain Oris before accompanying Mr and Mrs A Ole. Passengers from Brisbane recount visits by Mr MS Byres Wailecoliable Sun and two daughters Wieslade. Sir ami Mrs G Stodart hosted in town with Dettob Wednesday. Violet Yule moved town for a week and Melinda Duwi hurried to town. Mr Allen and Mrs Allen made short town trips. newly appointed manager of Clonagh Station arrived from Air U8 Affluack. Abey lad spent four months in Brisbane.
The Cloncurry Golf Club began its 1858 season on Sunday April 3 as players gathered for the opening event. Organizers welcomed members and guests, outlining the season's schedule and course improvements.
In Clonewrry Connellh preparations for street resurfacing progress with Dice plugs and valves but full timing cannot begin until the Connell meeting on Tuesday. Supervision staff shortages impede start. council must decide. POMG department continues street work to limit future openings after bitumen laid.
The Mol Ponds Board again refuses to detour the Cloncurry to Tula Creek Noo a main road. Government policy split between cutbacks and city needs leaves distant towns with minimal service while Brisbane access improves. local residents complain of slow progress and sparse road links despite calls for better rural infrastructure.
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