For Sale 75 000 Used Partes for Cla Trucks
Classified item lists 75 000 used parts for heavy trucks and 560 second hand vehicles. Ad highlights harness, Opry’s Brunswick Street and base locations.
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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1935
Page
2
Classified item lists 75 000 used parts for heavy trucks and 560 second hand vehicles. Ad highlights harness, Opry’s Brunswick Street and base locations.
Public notice warns that trespassing fishing or shooting around Lake Mathrum will be prosecuted. Drovers must provide gates before entry. the lake area is under management and enforcement.
Services listed for St Andrew's Church and Mount Isa with Holy Communion at 7.40 am and evening services at 9 pm and 7 pm respectively. Names include Rev. W. Br. Robert and a mourning service.
Misa Lewis advertises her property for sale by offering it at a bargain price and inviting inquiries. The notice urges interested buyers to call and inspect the premises. The item appears amid a broader report detailing flights, cricket fixtures, and local social notes.
Local notices announce G. H. Denking offering all carpentry and moving services in Gloncurry and district, including wood wool work and furniture shifting. Terms and contact details appear in the advertisement.
Notice warns that anyone trespassing on property will be halted and can face immediate penalties. It states trespassers will be prevented without respect to persons and any stock on the premises may be impounded.
A Grays Brunswick Bris Bana shop advertises 75 000 used parts for Cara and Trecke vehicles. The brief notice names second hand stores and locations, indicating availability of automobile components.
Public auction announced for February 2 at 4 p m in Kamsep Street shop run by A J Smith. A fine lot of furniture and related items to be bid on, with full details in the advertisement. Local notices also mention scholarship results with high pass rates in Cloncurry and Queensland schools, highlighting student achievement and pride in local education.
The week saw no rain of significance with scattered storms and only surface water. Several areas reported minor totals while others received nothing. a Wednesday storm near the Gorge caused work stoppages and brief rain along hospital and river routes.
The Cloncurry Shire Council debates creating an electric lighting authority for the town. Costs are estimated at £4000 with £4000 possible for installation, and plans are sent to Brisbane for approval ahead of a February council meeting.
A long list of residents and guests in town during the week includes Mrs Seldon and two children visiting Mr and Mrs D Lynch and Lady Wallace, Mrs A Powell and son Lyall departing for Melbourne via Brisbane, and Mr J E Moores returning from Brisbane. Also noted are moves by Me Arthur Milligean, Mr Bert Gordon, Mr and Mrs A McMillan and family, Jas Lynch, T Walsh, Geo Luffy, Mona Lidger, and Lidater, with various trips to Townsville Charters Towers Japan Southport and Longreach.
A fragment from the New Tea offers home tips and fakes for cooking mishaps. It suggests discarding badly burnt cakes and disguising small burns with careful trimming and jelly coatings. It also gives quirky uses for bottle caps, correcting overcooked potatoes, and fixing sauces and salty vegetables.
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