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Iext assigns a fee for distinct operations by the Rms of Subber masz and Bree Piste, with a Coco operation enacted. The notice outlines the fee structure and participating entities.
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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1941
Page
2
Iext assigns a fee for distinct operations by the Rms of Subber masz and Bree Piste, with a Coco operation enacted. The notice outlines the fee structure and participating entities.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Methodist church calendar item with mentions of minister retired offerings and church services at a Bundwy School and a waning schedule. The readable items imply a church notices column detailing service times and congregational directives from a local Inland parish.
For sale Waltonvale near Pont Otter railway station two miles away. Includes two powered harrows ploughs garden tools and implements. Farm and vegetable garden equipment with limited supply. Apply Mr Sam Cumming care of Post Office Cloncurey.
Charles Baward Sims died in local hospital on December 9. Brother of J D Sims, he is survived by his widow Cham Jotte Sims. Obituary mentions Acout Melbowne Unserted.
A letter from Mr d T Milthorpe discusses a copper shipment plan from Cloncurry to Port Kembla and a proposed 8 percent enzyine allocation. It includes detailed assay figures from Shillagoe Mammoth Mine, freight costs by rail and boat, and a breakdown of Port Kembla charges, smelting, refining, and related expenses, with total estimated costs and cautions about business viability.
On Sunday Wouter hosted a joint event honoring Chincutry Branch of the RAS LA. They celebrated Hokiempion at the 14th hole of the Clancurry river with members of the Wo mei Auxiliary. The occasion recognized work in forestation and League support.
Arthur Smith of Nudgee Conews was bucked from his bicycle near Coppermine Creek Bridge. He suffered concussion and facial injuries requiring three stitches and a temple cut. He was hospitalized then released on Tuesday after treatment.
A garbled report notes misapplied funds linked to the Country Women’s Association. Mr C Ben nedy faced scrutiny as the issue surfaced during an Eman Eye inspection. details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Energetic 20 year old man offers himself for any kind of work. Has tried many basic tasks and seeks employment with strong references. Read his advertisement for details and availability.
Tanighe ay the Corvent School rooms a benefit for Monsi nor Grell's appeal to fund recreation for Darwon. A dance and card party will be held in the Cub room and the wehon rooms will be used for card players with supper. Tickets are two shll- Im, all are urged to attend for a good cause.
Rainfall was recorded at several stations including Batlogtmiore Hy, Buffalo Plaine, Glen Tsu, Quamby and others. The Post Office log lists totals for January and February with multiple locations reporting varying amounts. Registration entries show additional readings for the morning and notes from Aerodrome and Clanewrry stations.
Sally Lord wore a wedding gown described as woolen with wide lace and pink trim. Miss Hsien Lord and bridesmaids in pink taffeta. Rev Bruce officiated at Clonowry. Groom Sydney Back attended by best man Mr Bob Lord. Guests included many family members and local figures in a seaside town ceremony.
A jumble of names and moving figures marks a Townsville holiday week. Residents including Mrs M Harding and family, Mr W Little, Miss Elise Galligan, and Inspector Gulligan return or travel for Christmas and New Year. Wives, children, and local officials are noted, with travel to Brisbane and Townsville and mentions of a Railways Commissioner appointment and a hospital admission for treatment.
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