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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1936
Page
2
A notice warns that persons found trespassing at the Dunok shooting area in Guiting will be prosecuted. The alert names a manager and stresses unlawful entry without authorization.
Memoriam notices list Anthony Ally and a brother with dates of death in Townsville with offerings from sons and sisters. The text also mentions Holy Communion times, and a Sunday School event with a quoted motto Be Just and Fear Not.
MM J M Hulben t Dennis will miss practice for about one week starting July 44. G B Clark of Kenwick and Jolla Creek advertise 153 rooms for sale for A E Kafer and Son of Warren NSW. A warrant of execution allows Cloncurry Shire Council to sell land on 1 August. locals urged to read the advertisement in this issue.
Tenders are invited by the Alencurry Shire Council for sanitary and garbage removal in Miles. Bids may be for either or both contracts. Also tender notices from the Irrigation Department seek bids to drill four bores on the Ungadangis to Dajarra stock route with closing in Brisbane on July 24.
Notice warns that persons found trespassing or interfering with stock on MaCKLANDS HOLDING will be prosecuted. Manager Skmod G. B. Jagggunn abides by enforcement. Full illustration and pricing details accompany the notice.
Mr CG Toberteon of Roundak Farm returns from Townesville and Hookhampton with six milking cows to boost the dairy. Delivery of milk to town is arranged by Mr Anderson at an early hour. A football excursion is planned on Sunday July 42 with teams from Townesville to meet Mt Inv Pepi, admission 6d for ladies to help fund the trip.
Mrs Cullis organized a successful social evening in the Shire Wa with proceeds of 7 pounds 43 shillings 0 pence for the Find charity. Mrs Hox praised Mona Hinkle, Mr Jenkin led duties, Alri Colling presided, and Nickolson mentioned Micheigont and Fon leaving for Bekah. The Masonis Ball at the Bio Hall on July 24 promised supper and novelty entertainment.
In a notice readers are urged to submit nominations for 16 candidates to a hospital board. The meeting is set for August 19 with nominations due 28 days prior. Other notices announce the Mt. Tea Amukinbeo Brigaris annual meeting on August 2 and the Comdo Weal Hospial annual meeting on July 24.
Secretary of the Ulon curry branch of the A L P received a telegram from Morden M H A stating he would arrive Monday and would leave again soon. Council should seize the opportunity during his short visit to discuss telegraph and telephone communications with the federal member.
A man in the Presbyterian church entered and stole six dollars from Sunday School and church collections the previous Sunday. Police questioned witnesses and followed a lead to a person described as a stranger who changed silver into coin. The bank could not confirm the suspect, and he was released. officers continue inquiries.
Sad death notice from Brisbane reports the passing of Mrs Foran an elderly resident of Croydon and Clenelly. The notice appears in a local paper on a Tuesday with brief details of the deceased.
The notice lists Mrs Potagwee and her late husband with a large family of six girls and one boy. Surviving relatives include May Doyle in Brisbane Micgared Veronica Ingham Julia Pincus Townsville Alles at Townsville General Hospital Agnea Boba and others named with ages, reflecting a large bereavement and attendance of numerous relatives across Queensland towns.
The second set of matches in the Panek Cup tennis competition were played Saturday. Salmons A won by forfeit over St George's in a keen singles clash. Wallis defeated Warnfale in straight sets 0 4, while Sunes indicates. Town players Hesford and others vie for top. Several noted players included Halswell Jonesy, Willehouse, Cadier, Holmes, and Ming Niro.
The famous Miss Gladys Moncrieff promotes HEENZO as an economical cough remedy. A bottle yields a pint and is claimed to treat coughs colds croup bronchitis and other chest annoyances for families and children. Available at all chemists and stores.
An old established firm advertises wholesale rubber stamps and brass plates for marking needs. Four sets offer a complete linen marking outfit with stamp pad and ink bottle, promoted as a cheap, ready option for customers sending laundry out.
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