Notice on trespass and public safety at Laks Nerd run
Warning to anyone found trespassing or fishing on Laks Nerd run that they will be prosecuted. Drovers must give notice before entering the run to comply with safety rules and permissions.
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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1933
Page
1
Warning to anyone found trespassing or fishing on Laks Nerd run that they will be prosecuted. Drovers must give notice before entering the run to comply with safety rules and permissions.
A notice from the MANAGER warns all drovers at Eddington Holding with Spook to clearly state their intended entry points and locations. Any breach will be summarily dealt with, underscoring strict enforcement.
Minutes from the Cloncurry Progress Association discuss grant requests from Hon J Mullin and the Department of Mines for ore sampling and relief funds. They review Secretary changes, a £13 500 three month option on plants, and a £400 relief project, with debate over a central treatment plant, ore reserves, and cabinet considerations.
A Melbourne reader reports severe nerve distress worsened by illness but credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health after a full course. The letter claims widespread recovery, praising the pills for blood nourishment and nerve support and urging others to try them.
A fragmented relief notice promotes subscribing to the Advocate with names and contact points in Cloncurry Matloa Wanertt and Urundengie. It lists subscription options of three, six, or twelve months with postpaid free postage. The notice urges readers to use advertising to back a strong Patriot medium.
The notice lists revised postage charges for letters and packets within the British Empire and beyond. Rates cover first, second, and third class mail, printed papers, commercial papers, and mercantile mail to various regions including New Zealand, Pacific islands, the United Kingdom, United States, and other overseas destinations, with specific per-ounce or per-letter rates and minimums.
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