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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1932
Page
2
A stern notice warns that any person found trespassing within the Fort Goxnstantine paddocks will be prosecuted without regard to person. Impounded items will be retained, and offenders face legal action.
At his residence on Seymour Street East, James Carty died on Saturday December 17 1932. He was the dearly beloved husband of Mrs J Carty and was aged 92.
Neil Glonguary presents the Evening Worship at 10 pm with Rev J J Mahoney as minister. The service details appear abbreviated and may indicate MTISA ABV. F and H Hayes are noted in association.
A concluding note from the newspaper advertiser expresses hope for Australia’s prosperity in the New Year. The message urges readers, subscribers, and friends to stay aligned with a shared path to progress and prosperity.
An itemized update notes an upcoming advertisement for the sale of Mr G. V. Hallinan's furniture, corrections to prior reports about theft at Prince of Wales Hotel, rent payments for a sports ground, dog registration deadlines, and local business news from Quamby. It also lists acknowledgments, Christmas arrangements, a joke at The Two Mile Waterhole, and a fruit shipment detail.
In 1932 Parkier Time reflects on Cloncurry mining and wool trends. The Murdoch process near the Volcan Mine may reappear with oxidised ore reports. Central Smelter Scheme progress, with Elliott Company support, aims for local ore treatment. Dobbyn and Trekelano mines operated steadily, while wool prices stayed low and pastoralists seek relief. Overall, a cautious hope for a better year ahead amid recovery signals for Australia.
Weather reports indicate very wide rain with storms affecting north and east of Cloncurry. The text lists rainfall amounts at various localities, upcoming events including a swimming carnival, Xmas market, hotel management changes, and tender notices for hospital services and property valuations within Cloncurry Shire.
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