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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1936
Page
4
A fragmented notice describes a private sale at Markey Garden including items like a strong cart plow and piping. Officials and agents named Milo, Walter Johnston, and Mrs M appear in the damaged text with references to a listing agent for the sale.
Sale notice from Mumners Motors advertises a large truck for sale with contact details incomplete. The fragment mentions an inspection option and a call to communicate.
The Queensland Advocate surveys motoring since 1900 noting its social impact from ending isolation to boosting city expansion and road building. It cites tax contributions, road and industry growth, and the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland as a driver of motorist unity and welfare.
Very firm auction opening with firming rates and strong competition. Purchasers Day Brothers Stanthorpe 23d Zid OD BP Robertson Phane 224d DW J Chapel Dalveen 224 Scoured M Melick Mauttaburra Wharton Goy Maxwelton Had.
An advertisement extols Pinkettes as a remedy for constipation sluggish liver and dull mood. It promises clearer thinking, increased energy, better digestion, clearer skin, and relief from headaches, with a price of 4/3 at chemists and stores.
G A Foggon, principal at Thornburgh College, announces a revised communications approach with a new phone line and chartered services to streamline student and staff contact within the campus.
Blackheath College announces principal Mike J E Bullw and contact details through Brisbane. The prospectus lists bursaries for children of faculty and clergy, state scholarships, and full information via the Minister or Methodist Schools Association HK T Campbell Sevy at 300 Queen Street.
The North Australian Survey reports large gold bearing copper ore bodies near Treakplane Clongarry Queensland. Testing is underway by trenching and shaft-sinking. If confirmed the find could supply the Chilagoe State Smelter and reduce annual losses tied to smelting.
An order issued by a council sets daily limits on birds a person may take or possess. The allowance includes twenty wild ducks, twenty five quail, and two turkeys per day. Previously geese pigeons and waders were covered. now only specified birds have limits.
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