Mount Isa Clubs Open 1939 Season With Golf and Tennis Play
The Mount Isa Citizer's Golf Club opened the 1939 season with mixed results and a popular win by Jack Joncas for the 9 hole handicap. Mt Isa Tennis Association delegates fix Sunday May as start for futures and announce a spell of fixtures and new art union fund raising. The article notes strong support from Mr. Ponek and praise for club improvements and upcoming competitions.
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Mount Isa
Fed Actin
Vie Mann
J. Kruttschnitt
Mount Isa Tennis Association
Mines Clab House
Ponek
Isa
Rugby season opens with tight matches in Mount Jia
Opening matches draw a good crowd as Black Stars face Isa Town Juniors in the Knockout Round. Isa Town wins the junior game 13 13 while Black Stars take the senior clash 15 10 with standout play from Kayser Barnes Skewes for Isa Town and Ballman Hynes Adams for the Stars.
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Mount Jia
Black Stars
Bob Hynes
Black Star
Jay Town
Kayser
Barnes
Skewes
Ballman
Hynes
Adams
Underground
Rangers
Isa Town
Jnrs
Wanderers
Past. Brothers
Saison
Bowling Notes at Leichhardt Club Rinks Open at 10
Special provision made for Nidy Day members with rinks available from 10 a.m. Extra catering arranged as several matches in current competitions are set. Craddock Cup entries close on a specified May date, with reports of more teams entering. Tournament conducted in accordance with rules.
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Leichhardt Bowling Club
Local pennant chase nears final stages amid strong contenders
The pennant contest heats up as top contenders vie for the title after last year’s Smelter triumph. Several players have been eliminated and the singles championship nears its final rounds. The Chit Members report hearty hospitality to coastal visitors while some patrons travel north to Goirns.
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Tau Ina
Goirns
Patton
Kraattschnitt
Mesars Nichols
Hennedy
Mt Isa Mines Weekly Report for April 22 1939
Mt Isa Mines Ltd weekly report for week ending April 22 1939 shows dry milled tonnage 12 539, bullion produced 650 tons, bullion at Townsville and in transit 2 403 tons, zinc concentrates produced 1 121 tons, zinc concentrates at Townsville and in transit 7 253 tons, and 1 172 men employed.
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Mt. Isa Mines Ltd
Townsville
Mien
Anzac Concert Highlights Rural Artisans and Students
A Tuesday Anzac concert featured local talent including Mrs O Lappin Mrs Grey Mrs L Haney Miss Joyce Rendell and Mr T D Pendlebury with Don Urquhart officiating. St Josephs school children recited while Mount Isa Mines School choir conducted by Les Jacobs delivered a medley. Mrs Remsden pupils performed a seated and sword dance. Miss Besponti presented Morning Glory ballet. Carl Neleson played Memories on trombone and the Boy's Silver Band attended along with speakers May Pendlebury A J Smith and Speakman.
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Don Urquhart
Anzac
O. Lappin
Grey
L. Haney
Joyce Rendell
T. D Pendlebury
Joseph
Mount Isa Mines
Les Jacobs
Remsden
Miss A Besponti
Carl Neleson
May Pendlebury
A. J. Smith
Speakman
Alterations to Smelting Plant Progress Under Engineer Hicks
The return sinter conveyor system at the smelter will be installed in a week or two. The project advances rapidly under engineer Harry Hicks and is expected to be a major improvement over the previous system.
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Harry Hicks
A M P Society Annual Report Shows Healthier Finances Amid Slower New Business
The A M P Society reports a solid year ended December 1938 with total funds rising by over five million to 113 432 929. Ordinary and Industrial departments show increased policies and sums insured, while death and maturity claims rise modestly. Taxation drops, management expenses improve, and interest earned stands at 4 shillings 1 pence 7 per cent on mean funds.
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A. M. P Society
Life Assurance
Fidelity Guarantee Fund
Investment and Contingencies Re serve Funds Summary
Report notes a 64.0 percent effective rate on mean funds and year interests. Life business stability shows over 47 percent in Ordinary and over 51 percent in Industrial Department issues since inception and reestablishment. Cash bonuses total £72,060,682/6/7d in Ordinary, £4,005,307/12/4 in Industrial. Copies of the report issued to Queensland members. An editor's note accompanies a letter correcting shire election travel claims and praising Advocate coverage. Wedding Charles-Ralas details included with reception notes and golf club results summaries.
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Poremiunia
Cloncurry Lingo Syndicate Meeting Report
A report notes a meeting convened by Mr R Parker of Bendigo Park at Clonagh on Saturday afternoon to discuss information concerning the syndicate and its activities for publication.
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Ole Kir
H. P Toate
Dingo Syndicate
Chalman Pro Tem
Ing Sinnager
Clonagh On
Bendigo
Parker
A. Loveridge
Seer
R. Parker
Bendigo Park
Clonagh
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B.P
Leichhardt Stores
P. D. Box
Cloncurry
N. J. Powers
Mt. Isa
Urquhart
St. Joseph's
Mines
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph
Railway
Quhart
Mines Lv. Rail
Railway v. St
Ralway
Bt Joseph
Miracy
Institute
Ff Ing
Cllan
Broken Hill
Port Pirie
Kal- Roarlle
Biz Bell
Kruttschnitt
Jorge Dwight-Lloyd
Jervis Range
Ronald 5Uchard
Mim ii
Jervis
Crasbie
Jeass Ehder
Blanchard
Anglo—Australian Mining Trust
Chas Newey
Roy Love
Mick” Lavercombe
Wee Ho
Electrolux
Mur Nepa
Prices F.O.R
F.C
Brisbane
Tee Feet Dalgety & Co, Ltd
Rockhampton
F. A. Bode
le Paro
Roller
M. LM
AKZAC
A. M. P. Society
Wrigley
Selwun
Otell Proprietress
Waugh
Jose Pusi
Bir
Ravelling
Iron Horse
Mt. Cuthbert
Mobbyn
Goolullah
Lorraine
Byramine
Duchens
Trekelone
MaeKinlay
Julia Crock
Kuvidala
Cobsity
Malbon
Kuridala
Sylwyn
Clanagh
Ghimore
Cubbaroo
Cotswold
Digo Park
Zingari
Moromg
Byrimine
Charles—Ralas
P. Torlan Church
Ban
Temsboltham
Harry Charles
Kevin Tier
Jim Ham
Clonecurry Golf
Dodo Nelson
J. M. Hulbert
Gross
G. Peace
F. Taylor
A.J. Smith
E. T. Anderson
O. J. Carlson
A. Powell
E. Sheeran
Bell
T. McDonagh
Tandiony ' Youlte
Mra. J
Sa Mos
D. Kearney
T. M.donagh
Powell
Mra B. A
Chanlain
Cloncurry Lingo Syndicate
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