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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1936
Page
2
A cautions notice warns any person or persons against entering fenced property or engaging in shooting near the area. The alert asserts private control and references potential consequences for violators.
A garbled notice warns trespassers on Lake Nash to cease fishing or face prosecution. details are unclear but indicate enforcement and a citation by authorities.
Fragmentary OCR lists church advertising with mismatched names and times for Andrew's Church Presbyterian Church and Federal Methodist Inland Mount. It mentions Sunday School at 10 or 41 am, Worship Service at 11, and evening services, inviting all, though text is garbled and inconsistent.
Notice warns that any person found trespassing on Fort Constantine paddocks will be prosecuted without regard to decades and any stock straying there will be impounded.
Proposals favor locating a concentrating plant near Cloncurry to serve the district’s copper and gold ore, with Glencurry as a central site to avoid carting ore from Trekelane. Local leaders warn without plant or government aid, jobs will vanish and residents may leave for coast towns.
Mrs Shute of Mapperty Park broke a bone in her foot on Sunday at home. She needed all day Monday to reach town due to rain, and Doctor J. K. Joyce ordered her into hospital for treatment. Wishing her a speedy recovery.
The raffled doll donated by Mrs Joby Sineliir was won by Mrs S Affleck of Lagagi Stata, with ticket number 110. funds raised aid the Glencurry Hospice.
Advert says wanted to let a well furnished house in a good locality. Apply via Advocate for details and inquiries.
Last week's gale caused extensive damage as at least one house toppled by a fallen tree at Mr d Lyne's property. Others were blown over and roofed, sparking discussions on council action and the potential public works to repair and safeguard the area. There is concern over water supply and the need for a central pumping station and public bathing facilities near the swimming hole now under threat from debris and erosion.
The issue lists licenses and regulations including halls consoles and grids, registration of dairies and dogs, and all scalpers licenses. Readers are urged to study the notices for details and deadlines.
Frayed OCR describes arcadiour work on the airfield moving forward with delays and diversions. Workers aim to complete the project to improve visitor impressions of the town once finished.
Mr Bert Kalier departs on Monday for a holiday to be spent in Sydney and Melbourne with plans to relax and visit relatives.
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