18 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1933
Page
1
Advertised for men over forty with bladder trouble and rheumatism the De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills claim to end pain and restore vigor in 24 hours from first use. The box carries a printed prescription and a full money back guarantee if not proven effective with options for 3 shillings 6 pence and 6 shillings 6 pence sizes.
Anyone found trespassing fishing or shooting on Lake Mash run will be prosecuted without respect to persons drovers must give notice before entering run the manager Lake Nash Station.
Fragmentary stage drama shows Grusinskaya fleeing a strained relationship and Meirheim storming in as tensions rise in a theatre, with mislaid plans, champagne, and shifting loyalties. The scene hints at upcoming performance chaos and personal betrayals amid the Grand Motep setting.
Manager warns all drovers entering Eddington Holding with Spook to give proper notice and state exactly where they enter. Infringement will be summarily dealt with.
Advertisement touts 73 009 used parts for Gar Frucks and 50 second-hand vehicles from Hannes GhatS Sarunswick Byreet Prisbanel. The Advocate claims newspaper advertising yields the best value and reaches all readers everywhere.
An overstuffed theater audience with hurried chatter fills the scene as characters rush through a tense interlude. The Baron, Doetor, Kringelein, and Gruailekeye are central, with Suzet teases and a fluttering elevator as the tension builds toward a cliffhanger.
The notice promotes purchasing the Advocate from multiple agents including J. H. Emmes Glencowry Boyd Mt Isa Creed n Box 20 Glororty and others. It touts the paper as the largest circulation in the West with latest district news sport and telegraphic items. Subscriptions offered for three months six months or one year with postage paid.
The Advocate proclaims its role in shaping local progress amid drought and low mood. It pledges high standards, supports district residents through its columns, and offers job printing at city prices with subscriptions at £1 per year or £1 1s quarterly. Advertising rates available at the office.
The revised rates outline postage charges for letters, postcard mail, and printed matter to various destinations including the British Empire, Lord Howe Island, Norfolk Island, Papua New Guinea, and Pacific Islands such as New Britain and Bougainville. Rates specify per item costs, with minimum charges and differences for surface mail, air mail, and printed matter to New Zealand, Australia, and colonial possessions.
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