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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1936
Page
2
Readable fragments describe advertisements and notices for local services and goods. Street safety warnings, church schedules, sale notices, and auctions dominate, with mentions of Emmet auction mart in Cloncurry and various local events and notices amid杂 lines.
Fully illustrated booklet priced at 2 shillings 6 pence. Published by Mr and Mrs L Gordon from City Chambers 230 Edward Street Brisbane offering practical guidance on hygiene and body care.
Fire near the shire Hall Tuesday evening caused minor damage as bushes oleander and rubbish burned. The Diggirs' Races will be held Friday and Saturday with horses ready after a week. A North Western Golf Championship for members and associates was played over Cloncurry course with many visitors expected.
Promoters hype Arida’s big sale starting Monday September 7. Advertisers urge readers to peruse the week’s issue to read about the guarantee and the Home of North Western Ourenslind Wetch next week’s power for Aida’s.
Readable fragments mention services at the Club Hotel and Post Office. Includes eye and facial treatments and appointment booking. Mentions WAVING EXPERTS. Bicchie wnd Nom Electric Waves. head and facial massage. manicure services. Likely a local column advertising offerings and notices.
An advertisement touts Indies Evening goods including rice frocks shoes and stockings offered daily from Arida outlets. It claims latest selections from Australian and overseas fashion houses, with unique items marked for sale and a reminder there is no obligation to buy.
Harry Acuglas Wiehts de Husideals of Gloncurry and District says he has commenced parting in Cloncurry with a two ton motor truck.
A notice posted in the post office during the week proved misleading to several Pealden residents. The notice concerned the southern airmail service and appeared to be issued twenty four hours late, causing confusion about schedules and availability.
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