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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1933
Page
2
A brief employment notice from Lookaiwuserkeepen seeking work on a station. Claims competence in bread motels and longurry advocacy duties. The message presents a compact self introduction and skill list without further details.
A manager warns that all drovers must provide proper Allen and Slate through Gaut' cn to Eddingtout holding with stock. Any infringement will be dealt with. The notice emphasizes correct entry procedures and compliance.
Lake Nash Station warns that anyone found trespassing fishing or schooling on the lake will be prosecuted. Drovers must give notice before offering a run, per manager's directive at Lake Nash Station.
Caution warns that any person found trespassing shooting removing stock or cutting fencing on property on the West bank of the Cloncurry River will be prosecuted without regard to persons. Signed OBO. Haynes.
A damaged notice from Jenkins in Clonotury announces a public carting service covering wood wool furniture and contraband items. The ad lists a phone contact and street address for inquiries and states the service is always available.
Warning to all individuals trespassing on the Fort Sonstanting Padbooks. Anyone found trespassing will be prosecuted without mercy and face immediate consequences. Patrols will enforce all penalties and restrain further access.
Australian Inland Mission and Federal Methodist Inland announce minister Rev. O Whitney and Rev. W J Tobin. Services listed at Bungay School and Tagopolis Mount Isa with Sunday School times. evening worship and mine town gatherings noted.
The fragment references a Saturday April 2 date with individuals Jost and Foor, indicating a local advocacy or community note. Further context is unreadable.
Labor Day events planned in Glencurry with street processions and recreation ground sports. The Gamerweal Branch of thi OW.A invites visitors from everywhere for a big GWA Ball in the evening. Nominations for footrunners and eyelists close at noon tomorrow to Messrs W Payne Barber Nelson Peter Dawes and secretary Mr P Cooke.
A rush of new claims has been noted around the Gilded Rose Reef as prospectors report gold finds though transport and processing costs hinder ordinary showings. Geologist Mr Shepherd and a deputation including Hon. John Mullan plan to meet Prestipators and geysers to discuss improvements to the mineral field and local facilities.
The report notes Anse Day observed in Glo curry with services at the Monument and Shire Wall, large crowds and a memorial event. Mr. W A Rose of Selwyn Hotel chaired both services, with Rev Habbin, Mr Kirk, and M O’Callaghan assisting. A full proceedings report will appear next week.
An area of 7 square miles in Cloncurry parish will open for Occupation on Wednesday 10 May 1953 at 1 a.m. at the Glim curry Land Office. Annual rental is £2 per square mile. Further portions apply to the Jaond Agent, Cloncurry.
Land office Boulla will open 94 square miles known as Pigeongah Block for pastoral lease on Wednesday May 17 1933 at 11 00 am. Lease term is 30 years with annual rent of 7 6 per square mile for the first ten years. Land Agent Boulla invites inquiries for details.
Two certificates of application for gold mining leases dated 1933 allege applicants seek leases named Second Thoughts and Emerald near May Downs Homestead and Mount Isa. Objections will be heard at Warden’s Court Glenrowa Cloncurry on May 29.
Public notices announce certificate of application for gold mining lease The Ruby and The Opal near Mount Isa Cloncurry area with objections due May 29 1903 1939 dates and transfer notices for licenses liquor act and local council elections at Barkly Tableland with councilors listed and meeting notices
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