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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1936
Page
4
Numerous livestock movements are recorded across several stations. Mixed cattle, milk cows, calves, and working animals transfer between Gloneurry Cloncurry and surrounding properties, with owners named including G. Hasow F Webber Dempsey and Bujlen Bros. The listing notes bulls heifers cows and other stock including 70 mixed fat cattle and 4 cattle vehicles, with several owners and handlers identified.
Fragmentary text lists multiple professions and roles including officer broker engineer coach and optician. Mentions retired gentleman and an enquirer determining seven professions. No clear event, date, or location beyond a transit route reference.
The letter recalls Mrs Whitty and her family bidding farewell after ten years as president of Uluaeupry care. It notes gratitude for gifts received, the district departure due to employment needs, and invites the Whitty family to future Towneville visits as residents.
A note announces a meeting in Boulia to set race plans for January 28 with a fallback to January 26. Nomination closes January 6 and entries may be telegram accepted. Secretary Cadil Falgoner invites interested parties to contact the listed number for details.
A correction cites a poultry farmer from Gutside Townville who died after an incident on a date in November. The estate includes about £1000 value and the Government Poultry Expert notes a strong flock at Quernstand.
The report lists race results and local names such as Townsville and Kickham. It notes a patient likely to be admitted to Matar General Hospital before Christmas for an operation. The fragmentary text mentions a hospital plan and a sequence of place names and figures.
The notice warns readers about near Christmas delays as demand for gifts and cards remains high. It advises sending early to avoid late parcels and to mark packages do not open until Christmas. It also mentions appointing relatives and the importance of posting soon to ensure delivery before Xmas Day.
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