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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1932
Page
2
An old classified style notice from Cloncurr y lists lorry service offerings and contract work. It mentions QHEV and 30 OWT with the contact name G H Jenking and phone 63. The brief ad promotes reliable vehicle services and ready pickup.
Caution to trespassers any person or persons found trespassing in any of the Fort Constantine paddocks will be prosecuted without respect to persons and any stock straying therein will be impounded.
Property listing from Charters Towers area offering a ten acre farm near the station with abundant water and fruit trees including mangoes earning £25. new fencing and a 20 by 6 foot house with verandah. sulky horses harness fowls and a school within 2 miles. set for 100 net. apply Cloncurry Advocate Gee.
The Advocate proclaims newspaper advertising offers unmatched value as it reaches a wide audience. It stresses broad readership and cost efficiency, positioning print ads as the most effective choice for coverage, visibility, and impact across communities.
Local notice invites readers to subscribe to the Cloncurry Advocate with multiple agents listed including McLain Emmett Boyd Allis Greedon Whitman Milthorps Magos and Gronin & Pedwell. Rates shown for 11 and 12 months with postage. The paper claims the largest district circulation and promises latest news, sport and telegraph items.
Sunday School at 9 am and 7:88 pm Evening Worship led by Rev J J Mahoney Minister Mount Isa A Hayes Sunday School in the Church costs 45 cents Sunday School at Mines 7.88 pm Evening Worship scheduled.
Mount Bilioty Company exemption applications for the Dobbyn Orphin and Mount Orkde lews districts trigger townwide controversy. At the Wardens court objections by experienced miners warning exemptions would ruin profitable mines, risk unemployment, and harm future mining in Cloncurry district. Calls arise for smelters to be reopened and government action to employ displaced workers, with reference to Mackay’s Monument and potential government takeover of smelters to stimulate local industry.
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