Social and Personal Notices From Cloncurry District
Mr A Kennedy of Brinbgpe arrives from the South and travels to Mt Isa to holiday with his sons Jack Hope and Norman Kennedy. W Woodhouse, stock inspector, is transferred to Maryborough effective June 1. Rosas stays with Mrs Ross and daughters on Magnetic Island and returns home. Mr RR Taylor from Chaplain Ora visits Cloncurry. Mrs Matthews returns from Mihotan with her son. Mr and Mrs Seotor McDonald and children depart by Tuesday’s train. Mr J Bright Look seeks treatment at His Majesty’s Hotel. Mr Darcy Robinson visits from Rex Rovan and is appointed coverer at Kramm Station. Stanley Wilson, Police Magistrate, Sub-Inspector Cadslane and constables renew from Mt Isa where they attended court. Police changes notified: Sergeant Fore to Mr Ten, Acting Sergeant Tandy to Crow’s Nest, Jack Keene to Isa. Mrs Gee Keyes and Bill Keyes motor into town. Mrs Bulley returns to Cloncurry with her son Harry. Mothers and children invited to a Pyjama Dance on June 5 for Ambulance Brigade. Mr and Mrs C G A Johnston and party from Alexandria Station return from the south and stay at Central Hotel. Dinny Staunton engaged to live at Charleville Race meeting. Mrs Staunton returns from hospital and will reside at Mount Isa with Jack and Dinny. Master Ned Evans of Evansden wins Solo at Towers Esk, second in Bishop of North Queensland essay prize. Mrs A F Evins moves to town next week. Miss Betty and Peggy to attend local Convent. Miss Walle Roulla returns from southern holiday and leaves for Bouls. Advertising item: Free air for motorists at Huboer’s depot. stock Exide batteries and other motor parts.
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Stanley Wilson
Cadslane
Bolfolters Johnson
Hallinan
Mt. Iss
Fore
Ten
Tandy
Isa
Crows Nest
Flying Doctor's Busy Week Across Gulf Settlements
The report details Dr Vickers Mew’s week visiting Dajarre Mornington Junction Burketown and Normanton treating dozens of patients, performing operations, and delivering care, including a man named Morris who had a severe arm injury requiring amputation and transport to Cloncurry Hospital. It also covers a separate incident where Hopper is fined for drunkenness after a race disruption, plus livestock movements and local property transactions around Cloncurry and nearby stations.
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Vickers
Dajarre
Collins
Mornington Jnland
Burketown
Normanton
Vickera
Morris
Hs Cloncurry Hoapital
Harris
Queensland Party Denies Being a Traditional Political Bloc
An official statement from M J Sullivan of the Queensland Party refutes claims of being just another party. It asserts the group forms a general organisation to assist independents, promote free debate, and disseminate information to voters while coordinating campaign support and policy alignment. The note also references election actions, post office arrangements, and a calendar of events including a May deadline for certain notices.
Clonquary Racing Club Eyes September Annual Races
At a committee meeting in W A Scotts office the Clonquary Racing Club plans a specialist meeting Thursday night to discuss the annual race meeting. They expect full attendance to draft and pass a programme and set dates for broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Scott
Clab
Moch Ie
ANZAC Dinner At Glencurry Branch Supports Returned Soldiers
The Glencurry Branch of the Country Women’s Association plans another dinner for returned soldiers after a successful 4s dinner last year. Ladies solicit donations and call for a strong turnout of South African and English troops and other allied soldiers to show appreciation for the group’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asgie
Glencurry
Country Women's Association
Pioneer Kennedys Long Trek Across Outback Years Ago
The long remembered journey of Mr Alexander Kennedy through western Queensland areas west and northwest of Rockhampton is recalled. He crossed vast Crown lands by animal and, later, air routes, visiting stations like Saltern Creek Resconfield and Well shot while tracking aboriginal villages and frontier paths. Now aged seventy, he plans to renew old ties before returning to Brisbane.
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Ando
Alexander Kennedy
Merlot
Queensland
Rockhampton
Longreach
Saltern Creek
Resconfield
Kennedy
Menihe
Pirlshone
Meville
Kennery
Noran Fife
Gregory
Duckincham Downs
Nerth Oregory
Cattta
S! Rickinehim Downs
Netchbours
Snilemon Grovk
Avery
Ken Wey
Brisbane
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A. Kennedy
Brinbgpe
Mt. Isa
Jack, Hope
Norman Kemnedy
w. @ Woodhouse
Maryborough
Juno
C. H. Rosas
Ross
Magnetic Island
Taylor
Werrina
Kasagia
Malakoff Block
Ora
Cloncurry
Matthews
Mihotan
Mr. J. Bright
His Majesty’s Hotel
Julia Crock
Tuendey
Darcy Robinson
Rex Rovanon
Kramm Btation
Jack Keene
Shell
Clonsurry
Gee, Keyes
Bill Keyes
Glen Isin
Aoo
A.Y. Johnston
Dstchiefs
Alexandria
Ina Pakard
Central Hotel
Dinny Staunton
Gharieville
Ned Evans
Evan Denn
Towers Esleddford
North Queensland
Prine
A. F. Evins
Misara
Betty
Peggy
Misa Walle
Roulla
Boulls
W. A. Hoge
Coan
Clonchy
Townsville
Bulley
Prinse
Wales Hole
Arthur O'Neill
Baroona
Orth
Huboer
Gulf
Hoppe
Hopper
Billie
Roses
Palma
Ghonourry
Pouje
Siekmen Brothers
Clonagh
Gloncurry
Jerecy Plains
J. Potter
Scholefield
Ing Cloncurry
Glen Idlehla
Lelohhardt
Mr. Affieck
Clonigh
Hensley
W. Willams
Mensra
Chaplain Brow
R. McMillan Garsland
Prises
All Blacks
Prines
Seniora
Wright
Duffy
Page
Murphy
Anderson
Bennett
Gordon
Phillips
Millican
Laurie
Yale
Trenfield
Prince
Treen
Galter
Hartley
Cornell
Savage
Tierney
Breckley
Spreadborough
Edwards Sinclair
Allis
Boyd
Bilgh
London
M. J. Sullivan
Queensland Party
Epcelfia Purnore
Ca Independents
Oueenstand
Iteenna Ni
Oneeneland
Moma
Oneensand
Feo Tone
Aten
Fene
Ehinore
Ste
Saenestoa
Pont Ormes Holinaye
MIT Rovers Actine
Edelerene
Eenom Ansar
Toren
Clonquary Racing Club
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