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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1936
Page
2
A notice warns that any person or persons found Trempamsing Cutting or Opening fences on Dagon illy Holding without permission will be prosecuted.
Fragmented notice describes church services at St Andrews and Presbyterian in Cloncurry with ministers and timings. It notes a farewell event with Mrs Katter, prizes, and a crystal vase gift to the guest of honor. Mention of a bus tour through Glen Cury and tourists from Melbourne.
Mr and Mrs L Gordon advertise a free post deal at City Chambers 230 Edward Street Bra bane. The notice mentions a price £/6 and seeks interested parties to contact for details.
An account of a Lanark cricket match from a past era describes a lively day trip with sixteen passengers, humorous mishaps, and a strong crowd. The narrative notes a memorable ride, refreshment stops, and playful banter among travelers, ending with hopes to repeat the event in nineteen thirty seven.
Noxious mining disputes and social events dominate this fragment. Nominations close August 11 at Prince of Wales Hotel for horses from Le Paddeck and listed districts, with officials warned to curb stock tampering. Mixer notices reference Diggers Ball on September 4 at Bio Hall and forthcoming races, plus protests over mine royalty and labor disputes spilling into town. Local figures include Guy Andrew and Minnie Peters among performers, with references to Cloncurry and Lanark areas and several place names mentioned in association with events and stock movements.
Rangemoor the home of Mr and Mrs GC R Katter hosted a cheerful Saturday afternoon event entertaining about 93 of Mrs W Palmer’s lady friends. The gathering highlighted social ties and local hospitality.
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